French Medical Student Faces Manslaughter Charge in Dorothy Kirk Case
Prosecutor James Connell considered manslaughter charges against Benil Balanesen, a young French medical student, for the death of Dorothy Kirk age 21 a hospital stenographer. Coroner verdict says death resulted from an aggregate drug poisoning with medicines not fatal alone. Detective Inspector Cody planned to confer with the prosecutor to determine if charges would be filed before noon.
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Cleveland
James Connell
We. Cody
Benil Balanesen
Dorothy Kirk
P. Hammond
Cleveland, CO
Cody
Erin Galanescu
Balanescn
Isadore Moidel
Waren
Moidel
Miss Lola Lawhead Wins Lorain Beauty Title
Lorain August 27 Miss Lola Lawhead won the Miss Lorain beauty title at a local contest and will represent Lorain Elis at the state Cedar Point pageant. This morning her boss, Curtiss, fired her from the credit department where she was assistant manager after the victory.
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Lorain
Lola Lawhead
Grober Wins Self-Defended DWI Case in Lorain Court
Floyd Grober of 2852 Globe Avenue pleaded his own case in municipal court and won after police reports tied him to an August 16 auto accident at Mine and East 20th streets. Judge Strenick dismissed the charge as the prosecutor could not prove a case. Grober conducted his own defense including cross-examination of witnesses.
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Lorain
Floyd Grober
Globe Avenue
Mine
East 20Th Streets
Strenick
Graber
National Tube Co Keeps Busy With 96 Percent Schedule
Lorain departments of the National Tube Company will run at one hundred percent next week, with the whole plant on a 96 percent schedule. The announcement came from the Managers office this morning, noting a two percent increase over the current week.
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Lorain
Aug
National Tube Company
Catholic Church Battles Government Edicts Over Worship
The episcopate and Catholic clergy vow to refuse public worship until religious regulations are repealed. They warn that accepting the government’s rules would enslave bishops priests and laity to judicial political and municipal authorities. The statement says months or years may pass, but peaceful effort will continue.
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Mae
Kiwanis Speaker Recalls Vacation Trip by Rice
Robert Ruice spoke at the Kiwanis noon luncheon about his vacation through Michigan and parts of Canada. He praised roads and hospitality, noted a difficult sixty mile stretch, and said hotel and garage service was excellent. Rice indicated a strong chance to become lieutenant governor of the Ohio Kiwanis fire division, and members urged Elyria Kiwanis to aid recruitment for the state convention in Columbus in September.
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Robert Ruice
Iicaneeree
Hauy Luncheen
Kiwanis Club
Yi M
Roverner
Fireh Division
Ohio Kiwanis
Elyria Kiwanians
Columbus
Kiwanis
Bael
Tree Tie for Lead in Hoot Dayton Shooting Meet
Dayton Ohio August 3. Ten men tied for lead with scores of 97 and 95 in a marksmanship event. Participants include K OH ART from Columbus shooting from the 190 yard line and Edward Brady from Biloxi Mississippi shooting from the 20 yard line. Other shooters listed span Cleveland Ohio Spokane Qu. along with Denison Texas and Denver Colorado.
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Dayton
Ted
Art
Coli
Bus
Rlfl Cabibut
Maselon
Edward Brady
Biloxi
Miss
George St. Burns
Clevland
Ohio
EL. Bohlins
Hammont
Ind
Wloh. Culver
Spiurta
J. Ui
Denver
Colo
Mine disaster toll rises as rescue efforts continue
Long ambulance trains arrive shoulder to shoulder with workers carrying victims from the shaft. Doctors from Indiana and Johnstown examine the dead while minting crews remove the deceased to a morgue. Rescue teams endure toxic gas and damp air as officials guard the mine mouth and await identifications.
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Clymer
Indiana
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Watt
Greensburg
Trial of Murder Indictment Pending Evidence Submission
County prosecutors, led by McClintoch, proceed with presenting documents and witness testimony for the grand jury. Bernstein and Roach filed statements, with additional witnesses expected to testify as the investigation continues. No current testimony from previously suspected individuals. The article also notes unrelated historical and statistical facts about US cotton, Nile cataracts, and global sugar consumption.
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Sas
Los
Attorne Bernstein
Creveland
Pas
Wals
McClintoch
Erand
Woman Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Financial Strain
A woman from this city filed a divorce action against Robert Pierce alleging extreme cruelty and neglect of duties. She says he holds money from the Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus Traction Company and would leave her destitute if not restrained by the court. The couple wed June 13, 1925. A second brief item notes a car fire on Eighteenth Street caused by children, with no damage to the vehicle.
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Pierce
Robert Pierce
Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus Traction Company
Feohl
Eighteenth Street
James Tarosa
Piper
Suishid
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court for Brower Spouse
Judson W. PB Thompson granted a divorce to Lillian Brower from John W. Brower on the ground of gross neglect of duty. An alimony settlement was agreed by the parties. A stolen coupe with license 65 300 was taken from a Broad street storefront. owner George Wrand of 214 Sumner Street reported the loss.
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Common Pleas
Broad Street
George Wrand
Sumner Street
Vet Stops Here On 300000 Mile Hike
Samuel Pogarman a 26 year old Canadian world war veteran halted at the Chron icle Telegram office during a 306000 mile journey across the United States and Europe. He began in Winnipeg on June 14 1522 and has traveled through 44 states with his wife Jane Pogarinan carrying credentials signed by governors. He plans a book about his experiences after finishing the trek.
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Samuel Pogarman
Chronicle-Telegram
Europe
Pogarman
Winnipeg
Canada
Tie
Vogarinan
Jane Pogarinan
Message from New York receptor delayed funeral request
A telegram from an unidentified sender to the International News Service reports plans to speed to New York and asks for patience to consider a brother's burial wishes. The message mentions a sister and requests delaying the funeral until their arrival due to unknown latest wishes.
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New York
Toda
Honere
Cale
Visit notices and travel plans from early 1900s Browns
Misses Ruth and Lacey Whittlesey depart to Pittsburgh Virginia for a visit at the Mary Bartlett home. On return they plan to see Miss Ethel McQueen and Miss Fern Hahn of South Amherst who have been visiting Denver Colorado and Yellowstone Park and at the former's home. Willie Savage of Unsat is expected home Saturday.
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Pittsburgh
Ruth
Lacey Whittlesey
Mitsburgh
Marry Wartlett
Ethel McQueen
Fern Hahn
South Amherst
Denver
Cot
Family party honors Miss Alberta Lynn at Brownhelm
A Thursday evening gathering at the Brandan home celebrated cousin Miss Alberta Lynn who departs September 12 for Miami Florida to teach. Guests included Harvey Brandage Florence Rana Ada Wingatey Grace Dudies Ellen Dreschler Alberta Tynoe Ader Kuszler and others from Brownhelm and nearby towns. music games and refreshments were shared.
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W. Brandan Lon
Alberta Lynn
Byane
Miami Florida
Harvey Brandage
Clevebind
Florence Rana
Obe
Unopposed Mustapha Kemal Leaders Executed in Turkey
Four former leaders of the Union and Progress movement were executed at dawn in Constantinople after being sentenced for conspiring to revolt against the republic. Aimed at suppressing opposition, the death sentences followed dispatches to the Daily News.
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Jondon
Mustapht
Atustapha Kemal
Daily News
Constantinople
David Bey
Finance
Fasim Bey
Helm Bey
Nall Bey
Unionist Party
Turkey
Sulstan
Remeblic
Poems I Love Ireland by Dora Sigerson
A reader praises Dora Sigerson as a gifted poet whose Ireland poems reveal sincere emotion and strong national feeling. The excerpt recalls lines on divine creation and Ireland as a beautiful land, with imagery of wind, sea, and flowers, and bids farewell to the past.
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Ireland
Dora Sigerson
Dora Figerson
Clement Shorter
Wellington Horses Win at Fair Grounds Race Day
Addie McCarthy captured the 2:24 trot and Barney’s Tramp the 2:18 pace at Wellington Ohio fair ground races, both horses owned by Dr. E J P Clement of Elyria. Other results list Ohio Hose second in the 2:24 trot and Walter S in the 2:18 pace, with Dagwond winning the 2:16 trot. A marriage, typhoid cases, a family reunion planned, and local social notes follow.
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Wellington
Addie McCarthy
Barney
Fair Grounds
E. J P. Clement
Ohio Hose
Austin Astabrook
Cleveland
Billa Mae
McDowell Bros. Medina
Tume
Berni Tramp
Walter S
Mr. Heffner
Parma
King Waga
F. I. Wiedman
Seville
Dagwond
Ceneral York
AcDewell, Medina
Calandar
Dr. Clement
Death of Mrs. Beng Woodruff Cameron
Mrs. Beng Woodruff Cameron aged sixty three widow of Dr. Ewan Cameron died at 11 a m Thursday August 26 at Myria Memorial hospital. Funeral is set for Saturday at ten from the home of her niece Mrs. Victor C Reese North Ridgeville Ohio and will be strictly private per her request.
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Bena W. Came
Beng Woodruff Cameron
Ewan Cameron
Mlyria Memorial Hospital
Victor C. Reese
North Ridgeville
Farm bureau growth and cooperative efforts noted nationwide
Chicago report details American Farm Bureau Federation gains and healthy finances. Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Michigan show rapid or improving membership, while Colorado faces extension clashes. Grange expands with junior members. Farmers Union boosts marketing use amid industry shifts and a warning on the Chicago Livestock Producers Cooperative. A terminal grain marketing plan stalls as Rural Grain and state elevator groups contend. Descriptions reference grain exchange status and unrelated note on watchmaking.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Treasury
Sam H. Thompson
I. Taylor
Department of the Farm Bureau
Colorado
Agricultural Extension Service
Farm Bureau
State Agricultural Extension Service
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Michigan
National Grange
L J. Taber
Farmers’ Union
Chicago Livestock Producers ,Co-Operative Organization
Washington
Lawa
Mines Agricultural Association
Illinois
Ilowa
New Agricultural Association
Illinoisricultural Association
Rural Grain Company
Chicago Grain Exchange
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Belmont County deputy wounded in pursuit of bandits
Aug 27 in Bellaire Ohio a Belmont County deputy sheriff was slightly wounded as he and another officer tried to stop a high powered red automobile linked to four bandits who had earlier held up merchant C W Wise of Glencoe trapping $900. The bandits fired as they fled and escaped.
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Bellaire
Belmont County
C. W. Wise
Glencae
A. M. Fulton
Pirates win as sloppy fielding boosts lead in tense baseball day
Smashing hits gave the Pirates a win over the Giants while the Indians fielding faltered. Pittsburgh moved back to first place. Jakie May and Dazzy Vance pitched well for the Dodgers, Cincinnati triumphed 3 to 1, Guy Bush posted a sixth straight win as the Cubs beat the Braves 8 to 1. Athletics swept a doubleheader from the Browns in extra innings. Al Simmons hit his 17th homer and drove in the winning runs. Rain postponed Cleveland at Boston.
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Pirates
Giants
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Athletics
Browns
al Simmons
Defiance Soltertg Ti Meet Lima Labor Day
Members of Kettington Country Club go to Lima on Labor Day to meet Shawnee country club players in an inter city golf meet. Eighteen holes in the morning and the same in the afternoon.
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Defiance
Kettonring Country Club
Lima
Shawnee Country Club
Cleveland Markets And Real Estate Transfers Mixed in Grain and Livestock Reports
Markets from Cleveland and Toledo show mixed grain and livestock prices with hogs and cattle receipts noted. Real estate transfers include parcels in Lorain Avon Amherst Elyria and Lorain’s Lake View Park area, detailing several lot and acreage changes.
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P Heavy Workers Ltd
Veter Bungart
Peter J. Myer
C. A. Sturtevant
Fairhome
Lorain
Mary C
Robert W. Johngey
Orginal
Avonue
Roman Rehm
M. Lesnick
Int
Isaac Hazel
Amherst
C. A. Smith
Martha Caley
Eastern Heights Land Company
Potato Spray Demonstration Held at Holden Farm
A potato spray demonstration on September 1 at George Holden’s farm near Birmingham will cover spray work and insect disease control. N F Gillam from Birmingham will outline procedures while a four-row check plot compares sprayed and unsprayed vines. The event features a 12 nozzled bean spray rig and a 2000 pound per acre efficiency claim by Ohio State’s E S Tussing.
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George Holden
N. F. Gillam
Birmingham
Holden
E. S. Tussing
Ohio State University
Ohio
Walden Farm
Population Surplus Challenge For 15 Years Ahead
Dr Firman I Bear of Ohio State warns food surpluses will vanish by 1940 without higher yields. He cites US population growth to 1950 and 2000, projecting 300 million more world people by century end. Emphasizes need for plant breeding, crop adaptation, and soil improvement to feed increasing demand.
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Firman i. Bear
Ohio State University
United States
Gear
Odd and Interesting Facts From History News
A garbled digest reports quirky trivia and misplaced names. It mentions atoms in an inch and a singer who can hit notes without breath. The piece also references a marble book in Rome and a strange Egyptian minister name amid odd sublet notes.
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Farincli
Stiozz Palace
Rome
London
Three Men Seek Eddie Williams After Car Teasing Incident
Police search for three unidentified men who abducted Hamilton Central League pitcher Eddie Williams after offering a ride. Two restrained him while a third jabbed his right arm with a knife about 50 times. Wounds are not serious. motive unclear after his win last Sunday.
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Middletown
Eddie Williams
Hamilton
Franklin
Williams
Hause
U S Leads World With Billion Dollar Road Network
Washington reports the United States, the first billion dollar highway nation, has 500 900 miles of good roads. Congress has appropriated 75 million dollars and state and local funds total 100 million dollars this year. Federal outlay reaches 371 701 000 dollars of the overall 1 002 000 000 spent on 7000 roads. The highway system opens transport for industry and lowers local marketing costs.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
America
Ferry capsizing near Megna river believed to drown hundreds
A ferryboat capsized on the Megna river in Bengal, India, and about one hundred people are believed drowned. The vessel crowded with natives. Separately, British unemployment on July 28 stood at 1,685,500, up 407,869 from last year, with miners counted among jobless.
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London
Megna River
Ganges
Noakhalil
Bengal
India
Great Britain
Sister Walked to Church After Mysterious Remedy
A fragment describes a sister near death from gall bladders and operation hopes, given Maya's remedy that supposedly cured illness within weeks. The ad claims a simple preparation to remove mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract and promises a refund if not convinced.
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Church
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