Catholics Prepare Massive Parma Dale Assembly in Cleveland
Special to the Chronicle Telegram reports plans to bring the largest Catholic assembly to Cleveland on Sunday September 27 for Parmadale the model village for children to be dedicated by Bishop Joseph Schrembs. The ${}3.9 million orphanage units will serve fourteen Ohio counties and the project includes a 7600000 tract near Parma and a 1 9 million audit. Cardinal Patrick J Hayes of New York may attend as principal speaker.
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Parmadale
Joseph Schrembs
United States
Ohio
Donsible
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Parmada
Patrick J. Hayes
New York
Cardinal Hayes
Schrenibs
Rome
Mrs Carrie Duckett Dies After Stroke at 1303 West Avenue
Mrs Carrie Duckett wife of Leonard Duckett of 1303 West Avenue died this morning after a stroke of apoplexy. Born in Nottingham England fifty two years ago she is survived by her husband, children and siblings. Funeral Monday at 2 30 at 1303 West Avenue with Rev E B Redhead officiating burial at Ridgelawne cemetery E J Jenkins undertaker.
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Leonard Duckett
West Avenue
Duckett
Mrs. Duckett
Nottingham
England
William Fox
Arthur Beedham
Harold Meadow
Mansfield
Ernest Fox
Sufalk
Cablegram
Homer Johnson
Leonard Lawrence
Massillon
Eric Duckett
Noel Duckett
Phyllis Duckett
Alfea
Joyce Duckett
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Church
Ridgelawne Cemetery
E. J. Jenkins
Poison Kills Toledo Couple In Headache Powder Incident
Henry Miller aged 35 and Mellitta Oddolni, 22, died at the county hospital from poison suspected to be in headache powder. They were found in Taylor's tailor shop on Central Avenue by police early this morning and had sent out for headache powders before becoming violently ill. Miller died soon after arrival. the woman cooperated with police and an investigation was started by the coroner.
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Mellitta Oddolni
Taylor
Central Avenue
Miller
Vormer
Lorain Police Investigate Alleged Love Nest
Lorain police received a tip about a suspected love nest on the West Side. Investigators found a 5 year old girl and a local high school boy believed to be named Stone. After investigation the couple were released.
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Stone
Ghosts Tied To Dr Young Case In Tragedy
In Los Angeles on August 2, medical experts discuss ghosts influencing Dr Thomas W Young during the murder trial of his wife Grace Grocan Young. They cite a radio wire tourniquet around his throat and visions of a deceased brother as factors in his alleged actions leading to the couple’s deaths.
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Thomas W. Young
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Grace Grocan Young
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Steal of Razor Blades At Farm Implement Co
A show case containing about 100 packages of safety razor blades was stolen from Farm Implement Co last night before closing. Harry Morgan reports a clean shaven suspect, noting the quantity of blades taken from the front display.
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Harry Morgan
Armed bandits seize payroll car in Philadelphia heist
Seven heavily armed men stopped a Pennsylvania Rapid Transit payroll car in central Philadelphia, taking about $80 000 and three payroll boxes worth $9 144 42. They held a motorman and guard at gunpoint, then fled, actions linked to a man seen leaving a taxi at Broad Street for New York.
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Deborah Ensign Gied Last Evening
Deborah Ensign widow of the late Calvin Ensign died at ten oclock at 612 East Avenue aged eighty three. She leaves three daughters Mrs J F Wendt Cleveland and Mrs Grace Weldon and son Harry Gordon plus five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A member of the First Baptist Church she lived in Alden New York and died at home with Rev Walker officiating. Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery under Jenkins Funeral Home.
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Krugman Dies at 72 at His Home in City
Krugman 72 died at his home 315 Thirteenth street yesterday afternoon at 3:20. He leaves a wife, six sons and daughters, six brothers, and sixteen grandchildren. A Colson Co. employee and St. John's Lutheran Church member, funeral set for Monday 1:30 at home and 2 at St. John's with Sudro's Funeral Home in charge. burial Elyria Cemetery.
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Cleveland
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Sudro
W. C. Birkner
Elyria Cemetery
Open Mufflers Arrest Order Issued By City Officials
Service Director James Hewitt instructed Chief of Police EK J Stankard to arrest all violators of the ordinance against driving with open cut outs. London reports an engagement announced between Princesa Ileana and Prince Amedeo Umberto.
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EK. J. Stankard
Hewitt
London
Princesa Ileana
Amedeo Umberto
Victor Emanuel
Roma
Coolidges welcomed by thousands in Plymouth visit
Thousands by motor, yacht, and small craft gather in Plymouth Mass to greet President and Mrs. Coolidge arriving from Swampscott aboard the Mayflower. They plan to tour Plymouth Rock and pilgrim burial grounds then drive to Col lasses to meet guests including W Barron, with Swampscott hosting the Mayflower arrival.
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Boston
Swampscott
Coal Strike Threat Impacts Mines and Prices Across Regions
The piece notes a looming coal strike with 155 090 miners set to halt work as operators and unions negotiate a two year agreement. A suspension order is prepared by John T. Lewis and signed by union officials. Anticipated wage gains include 12 dollars daily with recognition of a check on. Brackett of Northern West Virginia Coal Operators warns prices may rise but no major shortage expected.
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Northern
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Brackett
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Eagle Exhibit at State Fair Showcases Western Reserve Eagle Study
At the Ohio Stats Fair in Columbus opening August 31 the Exegla Exhibit of Western Reserve University biology professor Doctor Fragris Hobart Herrick features 16 displays focused on the male eagle. Curator C. M. Shipman will discuss eagle research and distribute Herrick’s booklet The American Magie published by Western Reserve University.
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Exegla
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Bintes
Western Reserve University
Brownherm
Ohio
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Doctor Herrick
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Eagle
Western Reserve Diversity
Two Aviators Die in Masswood Field Plane Collision
In August a midair crash at Maswood field killed Capt. William L Heplic, a reserve air service officer and Chisago chapter president, and First Lieut. Talcott P. Smith of Chanute Field Illinois. Second Lieut. R. W. Douglas of Selfridge Field piloted the other plane and survived, landing his damaged craft as witnesses watched the wreckage.
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Chanute Farald
Illinois
R. W. Douglas
Selfridge Field
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Douglas
Car slides into river after brakes left off
A Sanitary Wet Wash Dodge truck rolled from Eckler home on Chestnut street and descended a 500 ft bank into the river behind Lodi street bridge. The car was hauled out with rope and blocks after a long, difficult rescue. The incident follows a separate note that Germany tells France further notes on a security pact are unnecessary pending a London experts conference opening tomorrow.
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City Board of Trade Meets Tonight in Elgin Hall
The Elgin City Board of Trade will convene this evening at Elks hall for a general membership rally. Secretary Frank M. Odes says the program aims to boost cooperation among members and outline future plans with H. P. Bornton and Tage delivering remarks on local activities.
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Two Fined for Auto Thefts in Police Court
Benjamin Sprinpolski and another man on West River Street were each fined $100 after pleading guilty to stealing auto parts from a wrecked Ford touring. Police said they planned a larger theft, with tools and a wheel puller found in their car. Sam Varady, driver of the wrecked vehicle, was fined $50 for allowing a junior to operate a motor car.
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Two Die In Winnipeg Fire At M Kolylock Home
A Winnipeg fire killed two children ages 7 and 5, left their mother in serious condition from suffocation and shock, and wounded her 14 or 15 year old niece with multiple cuts. The blaze destroyed the residence of M. Kolylock, and the mother seeks divorce, alimony, and custody in separate Ohio items mention a meeting and a swimmer in Dover.
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Donahey Denounces Roads Policy No Patented Highways
Columbus Ohio August 25 Governor Donahey declared no one will drag, no patent roads, and urged completion of rural brick roads only where economical. He stressed prudent use of tax dollars, written justifications for road types, and strict cooperation with federal and state engineers.
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Ohio
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Hold Three in Slaying of Messenger
Two men and a young woman were arrested in Los Angeles on suspicion of murder and robbery linked to the fatal shooting of an ex express messenger during a Santa Fe Railway hold up near San Diego on August 24. Everett E. Lewis, 38, led the trio and is free on a $15,000 bail on a Toledo mail robbery case. Robert E. Lee, 28, and Pearl Lewis, 27, are named as other suspects.
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H. M. Luckett
Fourth District
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Toledo
Road and Ditch Assessments and Roadwork Bids
County commissioners held a hearing on estimated assessments for the Barr ditch near Avon with one adjustment. John Schobles’ assessment dropped from 151 to 136 dollars. Two bids for repairing section D of the Butternut road were considered Elyria Construction Co 842 605 and H J Hart 30 360 16 both below the county engineer estimates. Contracts expected in September.
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John Schobles
Butternut Road
Elyria Construction Co
H. J.hart
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