Hand held on bank robbery charge in Galion
Wilbur Hand, accused of a $76,000 Galion bank robbery, remains jailed in Toledo on a $50,000 bond. A volatile court session with Judge Byron F. Ritchie ended with no bond change as Hand defied proceedings and demanded to be railroaded to the penitentiary.
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Toledo
Wilbur Hand
Galion
Hand
Byron F. Ritchie
Common Pleas
Crawford County
National Surety Company
Sen
Death Record W Alonzo Shay 67
Alonzo Shay aged 67 died at his brother W E Shay’s home after a lingering illness. He is survived by his wife and his brother W E Shay of the city. Funeral Monday at 2 30 PM from Taylor's Funeral Home conducted by Rev Ketchum. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Alonzo
Alonzo Shay
W. E. Shay
Taylor
Rev. Ketchum
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Robberies At Clair and Standard Oil Sites Detailed
Police report two thefts they believe involve youths. The Clair job netted $20 in cash and over 800 cigarettes plus a watch and toilet articles valued at $62.60 total. The Standard Oil break in appears spiteful with broken door glass. no clear motive for broken windows.
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Clair
Standard Oil Co
Oil Company
Opened Second Street to West Ave in Lorain
City workers reopened Second Street from Court Street to West Avenue today after widening work. Portion from Middle Avenue to Court Street remains closed for resurfacing. Local injuries include Lorain man Charles Manuel hurt by falling iron and 14 year old James Harvey with a broken ankle.
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Second ST
Court TO
West Ave
Second Street
Court Street
West Avenue
Y City
Middle Avenue
Healthier Stronger Girl Finds Relief with Vegetable Compound
Julia Schmidt of 113 Willow St Liverton Oregon reports she suffered years of weakness while working at a tanning establishment. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she says she is healthier and stronger and recommends it to others.
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Oregon
America
Julia Schmidt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Schmidt
Willow St
Liverton
All Bruggiets
Pride of Detroit Flier Soars Over Bay After Takeoff
The Pride of Detroit lifted after a 7 30 start as Fred Koehler rolled the plane, then accelerated along the field. After a warm up and minor delays the craft set a northeast course toward Conception Bay and the Atlantic, with Phil Wood awaiting arrival to benefit from extra fuel stocks left by Schlee and Brock.
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Fred Koehler
Detroit
Pride of
Conception Bay
Atlantic
Koehler
Phil Wood
Schlee
Brock
Marshall to Defend Bill Stresses Statewide Campaign
Ohio Senator L T Marshall in Lorain urged a state wide campaign to restore to justices of the peace their pre supreme court powers. He warned that a referendum to repeal the bill could appear on the November ballot amid opposition from prohibition groups and automobile clubs backing the referendum.
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Lorain
Marshall
Supreme Court
L. T Marshall
Ohio Evangelical Conferplice
George Bendiiz
Cleveland
Olo
Market Snapshot from Cleveland and Midwest Grain Markets
Hogs receipts 500 with steady trade and varied weights priced from 8.75 to 11.25 per cwt in Cleveland. Cattle receipts 200 with steer prices 7.75 to 10.25 and feeders 15.50 to 17.50. hogs and cattle markets show mixed ranges. Chicago cash quotes show higher butter at 39 3/4 to 42 cents, eggs steady, poultry steady, and potatoes weak. Minneapolis grain and Toledo grain markets report declines in flour and various grain quotes across wheat, corn, oats, and flax.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago
Roosters
Ducks
United States
Kansas
Missouri
New Jersey
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Sacked Cobblers
Colorado
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Toledo
Dempsey Faces Grueling Session Ahead in Comeback Build
Chicago August reports Jack Dempsey, following manager Lea Flynn's decision, must train hard for his comeback against Gene Tunney. Dempsey endured a rough sparring day, trading blows with Renny Kruger and Jack McCann while K G Christner battered the Akron fighter.
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Jack McCann
St. Paul
McCann
K. QG
Christner
Akron. O
Flight itinerary challenges world record route
The report outlines Brack and Schlee’s plan to fly from Harbor Grace to London and other stops across Europe and Asia, aiming to cover the route in 240 hours and halve the current record. They will use radio beacons for the long water hops from Hongkong to Tokio and to Honolulu.
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London
Eng
Strattgart
Germany
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Constantinople
Turkey
Aleppo
Syria
Bagdad
Trak
Bender Abbas
Kerala
Karachi
India
Allahabad
Calcutta
Rangoon
Tourane
Indo-China
Hong Kong
Tokio
Japan
Sand Island
Midway
Honolulu
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Chicago
Detroit
Harbor Grace
Brack
Schlee
Hongkong
Dry agents to wear fashionable gowns and suits in Cleveland
Cleveland authorities plan snappy dress uniforms for dry agents. Deputy dry commissioner W. N. Woodruff says formal attire will accompany night club and resort visits as part of a war on bootleggers. About twenty women are expected to be employed as agents. Requisites include bearing, personality, ability to wear one clothes, and being a good mixer.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Dry
W. N. Woodruff
Woodruff
Non Union Men Fail to Report at Brick Plant
Non union men failed to report for work at the Ohio White Brick Co plant in New Learington today. Sheriff Harley McNabb and deputies were on site to prevent disorder after yesterday's union demonstration. Pickets under organizer P. B. Burns for the United Clay Workers' union remain at the plant.
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New Learington
Ohio White Brick Co
Hera
Harley McNabb
P. B. Burns
United Clay Workers’ Union
Indians Win Sixth Behind Uhle’s Stout Start
Uhle pitched Cleveland to their sixth win as Shaute earned the victory with Marberry and Burke supporting. Washington had 7 base on balls while Onslow and Speak er contributed two base hits. Harris, Fonseca, Sewell, and Burns sparked the offense as Washington left seven on base.
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Onslow
Speaker
L Sewell
Jamieson
Harris
J. Sewell
Fonseca
Burns
Reeves
Onstow
Eichrodt
Washington
Cleveland
Branton
Shaute
Marberry
Burke
Linsenbec
White
Sewell
George Able
Jos Shaute
Indians
Senators
Tribe
Boston
Cleveland AB
H. O
Echrode
Ef . Lutzke
Ae H
E Rice
Harrie
H Speaker
Uf Goslir
Il Ruell
Bluege
Lisenbec
Marberry O Burke
Weismuller Sets World Mark in 221 2 Yard Relay
The United States won the International relay race in the 4 by 221 2 yard event at the swimming championships. Johnny Weismuller of the American team broke another world record with a 2 16 6 second split as the Americans clocked 9 20.46. Japan took second place and Hawaii finished third. Pete Desa Jardiens of Miami retained his A A U outdoor diving title.
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Honolull
T. H
United States
Johnny Weismuller
Brote
Japan
Hawaii
Pete Desa Jardiens
Miami
Fla
Stevens and Horan Win Tennis Doubles in Elyria
The Elyria city tennis tournament concluded with Dr. Stevens and Dick Horan defeating Clayt Harpster and Fred Haag in three sets. The opening set stretched to sixteen games before Stevens and Horan won 7 6, then took 6-2 and 6-4 to claim the title as Sim Brown had already won the singles.
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Elyria
Dr. Stevens J
Dick" Horan
Regained Naval Oil Reserves End Receivership
Los Angeles August 27 The United States government has regained possession of Naval Oil Reserves one and two at Doheny Elk Hill leases after a three year receivership. The report to Judge McCormick shows gross income of 12 000 369 since 1924. The leases were illegally turned over to Doheny interests by former Interior Secretary Albert B Fall. The government is to be paid over 13 000 000 in interest and damages on Pearl Harbor leases. Frank J Hogan chief attorney for the Doheny company is due to arrive next week.
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Los Angeles
United States
Naval
McCormick
Doheny
Albert Ball
Pearl Harbor
Hera
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny Company
Elyria Eagles Set For Fourteenth Annual Picnic
The Elyria Eagles prepare for a Sunday picnic at Cascade Park drawing thousands from the city and nearby towns. The event features contests races games and a baseball game with prizes including ice cream novelties and free cones. Mayor Harry Hinkson and others judge El ria’s first beauty contest as part of a full day program led by William France J L Mathis and a large committee.
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Allsus
Elyria Eagles
Cascade Pars
William France
J. L. Mathis
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Elrria
Harry Hinkson
N. D. Backus
Health Director Opposes Baby Show at Ohio State Fair
Columbus Aug 27 The state health director Dr John E Monger urged the Ohio State fair authorities to drop a baby show citing an infant paralysis epidemic. He said saving even one life justifies action though out of town he favors warning and possible emergency measures. Ten new cases raise total to 180 with 23 deaths since the outbreak began.
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Columbus
John E. Monger
Lodas
Health Department
Monger
State Health Department
C. P. Robbins
Redfern Closer to Rio de Janeiro Flight Milestone
The aviator Redfern is about 1 500 miles from his goal and expects to land in Rio de Janeiro around 6 p m today if all goes well. He planned to reach Rio directly but would divert to Pernambuco on Brazil’s eastern coast if fuel runs short, with an expected Pernambuco arrival about 3 p m today.
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Redfern
Earth
Rio de Janeiro
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Methodist Church
South Amherst on August 27 reports the Ladies Aid society meeting held Thursday afternoon in the Methodist church parlors. A regular business meeting was transacted and refreshments were served to the attendees.
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South Amherst
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist
Community Notes From Amherst Area Gatherings And Visits
Local society items recount Amherst area residents attending a 328th Engineers convention in Fort Wayne Indiana and a St John Evangelical church meeting led by Margaret Wilhelm. Guests listed include Alice Garland Hazel Bartiome and Ida Wilhelm. Regular visits cover Elyria Lorain and Wellington as residents travel for family events shopping and hospitalities across September and weekly gatherings.
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Henry Kolb
Elizabeth Gibson
William Slack
East Main Street
L. C. Rogers
Lorain
Fort Wayne
Ind
328Th Engineers
Young Peoples League
St. John's Evangelical Church
Margaret Wilhelm
Hilegrade Aebersold
Neal Ruth
Detroit
Otto Ruth
Ruth
Arthur Engle
McQuire
Loraiz
K. Kolbes
Craft
Elmer Ryan
Elyria
Loreland
Wm. Ehrman
Atherst
K. Fuller
Pennsylvania
Harold Moore
Emil Ruth
A. Engle
Ott Ruth
Rev. Bishop
Oberlin
St. Johns Evangelical Church
N. Burt
Helen Bryant
H. Kyle
Betty
Akron
William Allsop
J. Monrose
HK. Wolf
Cleveland
Robert Allsop
Jennie Wellwood
John Duncan
Alfred Emery
William Bmert
Pearl Harper
William Pfaff
H. Rogers
George Gorr
G. Gorr
Robert Slack
Atrs
William Meacham
Henry Hamel
Amherst
Hazel Allsop
Hirria
Dr. Emery
John Duncan P
H Slater
F. Moser
Mary
Theodore Bullock
Fittsfield
H. Weston
Florence McCord
Elytia
R. Slack
Robert Ailsop
Eugene Griffin
Gertrude Brosius
Chicago
Elmer Springer
Wellington
Elnora Springer
Kent
Mande
Jean Hubbard
Ford Moser
Pittsfield
Naomi Ruth
Huntington Social News Notes from August Evening
Huntington briefs list visits and guests including Wesley Moore and family from Russellvania staying with Mrs. Geo Weaver, Elwyn Thudium with sister in Cleveland, Edward Kaufman and daughter Ethel at Mrs. Conrad Naegele, Aileen and Ethel Regal in Lakewood, Herbert Eisenman and Rudolph with grandparents, Floyd Solida from Akron vacationing with parents, and August Jaff household details.
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Huntington
Wesley Moore
Wallace Moore
Russellvania
Geo. Weaver
Elwyn Thudium
Cleveland
Edward Kaufman
Ethel
Conrad Naegele
Aileen
Ethel Regal
Lakewood
J. Ferguson
Rudolph
Carl Eisenman
Haworth Arnold
Faust Keuitz
Floyd Solida
Akron
Ohio
August Jaff
Oberlin Store Manager Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Bates Payl Floyd Bates a 27 year old manager at a local Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. store was arrested in Oberlin on a warrant issued by company official J. P. Cella. He allegedly embezzled 1615.65 in merchandise and 514.47 in personal property. He faced arraignment before Justice S. J. George this afternoon.
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Lewis Cooper
Lodi Street
Peerless Old Co
Court of Justice
S. J
Payl Floyd Bates
Bates
Hollywood Street
Oberlin
Steve Cowla
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
J. P. Cella
Cleveland
Iwest College Street
S. J. George
Radio World's Fair Plans At Madison Square Garden
New York plans a Radio World's Fair at Madison Square Garden September 19 to 24 with exhibits from radio manufacturers and personal appearances by radio artists. Edgar H. Felix will direct broadcasting for the show coordinating studio broadcasts. The event includes the radio industries banquet on September 21 at the Hotel Astor with NBC CBS networks linked to air speeches by 500 performers.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Edgar H. Felix
WEAF
Felix
United States
Radio Industries
Hotel Astor
Paul B. Klug
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Astor Grand Ballroom
Klugh
Rochester
N. Y
St. Tanis
Local Social Notes Highlight Gardner Myers and Kin
May Gardner with Chester and Elyria friend visits Johnson Crib home Sunday afternoon. Anna Schnell plans a two week touring trip with her daughter and James Myers of Akron. Minnie Raton and Vera of New York stay with C A Royce in Sullivan. Ted and Chas Regal visit Holmes County. Earl Berger moving to Spencer for work. Community Ladies Aid to meet at H D Bowen home August 3. Mary Lavingood visits granddaughter Archie Milter. Try an Ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page.
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May Gardner
Chester
Elyria
Johnson Crib
Anna Schnell
Hanibal
West Virginia
James Myers
Akron
Minnie Raton
Vera
New York
C. A. Royce
Sullivan
Foreclosure Sought on $12 500 Mortgage in Floyd County
Floyd E. Sharp of Kipton sues Anna Louise Bruns and others in Camden Township to foreclose a mortgage on real estate. He claims promissory note dated August 20 1926 for 22 500 in favor of Sharp was secured by the mortgage and remains unpaid, asking judgment of 13 474 and sale of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Township
Common Pleas Court
Ic. L. Wise
Anna Schaubp
Wise
Court of Justice
J. Vaughn
Carlisle Township
Floyd E. Sharp
Kipton
Anna Louise Bruns
Harry IB Cook
Est
Tate
August Bruns
Sharp
August
Anns Louise Bruns
Trains Wreck at Newton Falls Injures Two
Two Baltimore and Ohio railroad workers were injured when a freight train sideswiped an eastbound locomotive at Newton Falls Ohio. Twelve cars derailed and the engine was thrown on its side after a loose coupler caused the wreck. injured were William Price a B and O brakeman and Robert Houlihan 28 a Girard B and C fireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Falls
Baltimore and Ohio
William Price
O. Pastrelman
Robert Houlihan
Girard B. &. C
Jones Leading as Jones and Evans Vie in Amateur Championship
In Minneapolis on August 27 Bobby Jones of Atlanta and Chick Evans of Chicago led early in the amateur golf championship. A windy, heavy course slowed scoring with Jones taking a four up edge after strong play on the front nine and making several clutch putts to widen the lead.
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Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Minn
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Chick Evans
Chicago
Bobby
Chick
Hevans
Jones
Bob
Evans
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