Drisko Guilty in Liquor Possession Case
Nick Drisko of 246 Woodford Avenue was found guilty in police court on a liquor possession charge after his attorney declined to present a defense. Mayor Hewitt overruled a motion to dismiss. a new trial motion failed. an appeal to common pleas was allowed. Drisko posted $500 bond and intends to appeal.
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Nick Drisko
Woodford Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Drisko
Common Pleas Court
E. G. Curtiss
Curtiss
Second Street
Driske
Court of Common Pleas
Salome dance party ends in arrests on Erie Street
Deputies broke up a liquor fueled Salome dance in a shack on Erie Street. Leora Perkins 24 was found entertaining in the nude as four men and a woman were taken to county jail on intoxication and disorderly conduct charges. Wright, Hailes, Brady and Washburn face charges with Wright to be charged for running a disorderly house and liquor possession. The woman's exact charge pending, likely entering a house for lewdness.
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Erie Street
Wellington
William Beaver
Wesley Miller
Beaver
Leora Perkins
Fred Wright
Elmar Hailes
Brads
Washdorn
Ai Eve
Wright
E. G
Mathews
Wodar
Hales
Brady
Washburn
Both Legs Are Broken In Fall
Mervin Sawyer, 12, of Gratton township, was seriously injured this morning when he was thrown from a milk truck by a wire stretched across the road. Investigators say the wire, used in silo construction, struck him under the helmet as the truck passed beneath, breaking both legs. Driver R Harris later identified by sheriff deputies.
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Mervin Sawyer
Gratton Township
E. G. Mathews
Sawyer
R. Harris
Airport Meeting Discusses Reopening Illinois-Quarry Plan
A joint conference of the Elrria-Lorain airport committees was held in the local Board of Trade rooms last evening. R P Cunningham of the Airport Development Company of Cleveland discussed reopening questions on establishing an airport. Each committee will report improvements to their next meeting.
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Elrria-Lorain Committee
Board of Trade
R. P. Cunningham
Airport Development Company of
Cleveland
Lorain
Union claims contract 15 violations at Elyria plant
Central Labor Union brand marks unfair conditions at the Elyria sewerage disposal plant under construction. Violations alleged involve Section D-607 favoring local labor. Union leaders say out of town workers replaced Floridian plumbers and electricians, with 25 workers unemployed. Court injunction possible if no settlement. Mayor Hewitt defers to union and contractor dispute.
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Elyria
Central Labor Union
C. H_ Kopp
Secy
Bohl Fined 200 for Liquor Possession in Court
Alfred Bohl of South Amherst was fined 200 and costs after pleading guilty to possessing liquor. Judge W B Thompson presided in common pleas court Tuesday afternoon following arrest Monday by sheriff's deputies.
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Alfred Bohl
South Amherst
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
Bohl
Sheriff‘s Deputies
Sheriff at Kenton Subdues Insane Man at Funeral
Sheriff John W. Crooks was wounded by a knife attack while arresting an insane man at a Kenton church funeral. After a lengthy scuffle he and bystanders restrained the assailant despite the attacker’s early offense and a tear-gas powered counterassault.
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Kenton
John W. Crooks
Political groups organize meetings in Lorain county
A County Central Republican Committee meeting at City Hall elected John J. Baird permanent chairman and Guy E. Wells secretary. Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, Amherst and Wellington members named to executive posts. A motion limiting executive control over campaigns and vacancies passed, with central committee retained to fill its own vacancies. Democratic committee organized with T A Conwar chair and George Moehle vice chair. Fireworks marked Lorain Democratic Central Committee adjournment after reading a protest letter from Adam Lepkoski. Continued on Page 2.
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County Central Republican Committee
City Hall
John J. Baird
Lorain
Guy E. Wells
Wellington
Elyria
Frank A Stetson
James A. Hewin
A. C. Schilleman
J. G. Whitner
C. W. Davis
J. J. Bair
Davis
Baird
Oberlin
E_ W. Sperry
Sybil Miller
Amherse
C. E. Cooper
Harry Lucier
Gus E. Wells
Gra Stemple
East Side
Frank Cousins
Grafton
Tempe Burrell
Sheffield
Walter Dar
Brighton
Herman Port
Man
Henrietta
J. XN. Stome
Executive Committee
Central Committee
L. D. Hamlin
Ely- Tia
Democratic Executive Committee
T. A. Conwar
George Moehle
Lorain County
Democratic Central Committee
Eagles Lodge
L. A. Snell
Adam C. Lepkoski
Ward
Lorain Centras Committee
T. A. Conwey
G O P Campaign Fund Drive Expands Across North East
Washington reports a Republican push for additional campaign funds led by Hubert Work and party leaders from Chicago and New York. A meeting in Work's office preceded a move to Hoover’s new headquarters to brief on rising expenditures and plan a new fundraising drive within days. Governor Alfred E. Smith heads to Syracuse for a significant farm oriented rally and scheduled speeches, with careful plans to avoid outdoor appearances to protect his throat.
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Washington
Hubert, Work
Chicago
New Yor
Wore
Democratic Satienz
Raskob
Work
Reskob
Gov. Smit
J. R. Nute
Jeremiah Millbank
Herbert L. Gutterson
Republican National Committee
Franklin Fort
John Q. Tilson
Welter Newton
Speakers’ Bureau
James R. Goad
New York
Hoover
Moran Mansion
Alfred E. Smith
Syracuse
Dar
New Jersey
Grand Central Station
Jerome D. Barnum
Syracuse Post-Standard
Smith
Haiti Faces Starvation After Devastating Hurricane
In Port au Prince on August 29 Haitian President Louis Borno warned over 100000 people in the stricken interior face starvation as crops were ruined and farms drowned. The disaster killed more than 200 and left thousands homeless while government aid and resources proved insufficient to provide food shelter and road repairs.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Louis Borno
Borno
Four missing buried in Shelby building collapse
In Shelby North Carolina on Aug 29 search of the debris from three collapsed buildings found no trace of four negro workers feared buried. Six people died and twelve were hospitalized with injuries. Officials planned a community memorial as dawn cleared ruins and questioned whether missing laborers were inside the wreckage.
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Shelby
N. C
McKaight
Txo An
Political Battle Brief Updates in Campaign Plan
Herbert Hoover will meet Republican campaign financial heads and map eastern efforts. Governor Smith travels to Syracuse for State Fair and state leaders conference while weighing three campaign itineraries. Senator Robinson filed for Democratic vice president and surveys southern and border states for tomorrow’s remarks. Senator Curtis shifts from Syracuse to Harrisburg to press eastern outreach as Blaine backs Smith. Prohibition nominee Egerton to be officially notified at Fort Lyon tonight of victory as VP candidate.
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Smith
Syracuse
Joseph T. Robinson
Robinson
James A. Egerton
Fort Lyon
Prohibition Party
Kellogg Receives Ovation in Paris Farewell Journey
Thousands line routes and stations as U S Secretary of State Frank B Kellogg departs Paris for Ireland after helping shape the peace treaty. Crowds cheer from Paris to Havre with vivas for Kellogg and party including Irish Free State President William H Cosgrave. The Detroit will take them to Kingstown to rendezvous with their ship.
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Paris
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Ireland
Havre
Kellogg
William H. Cosgrave
Irish Free State
U. S
Detroit
Kingstown
Dublin
Ohio State Junior Fatally Injured by Furnace Door
LeRoy J. Duerr, 20, of Columbus, a junior at Ohio State University, was accidentally killed when a furnace door at Case Crane and Kilbourne Jacobs company was forced open by a draft and struck his neck. The incident occurred late yesterday in Columbus.
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Columbus
Leroy J. Duerr
Crane
Invite Every Nation To Sign Anti-War Pact
Washington Aug 29 Six four nations every country in the world with three minor exceptions have either signed or been invited to subscribe to the Bellogz renunciation of war treaty. The state department announced after identic notes were delivered to 48 of the 29 non signatory governments. Russia received a similar note from the French ambassador in Moscow. The Paris ceremony followed the treaty signing by 15 powers and U.S. acceptance of ad herence notices. Independent nations not asked to subscribe are Andorra Monaco and San Marino. Notices of adhesion have been received from Peru Bolivia Roumania Denmark and Jugosia Via.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Paris
Andorra
Monaco
San Marion
Peru
Bolivia
Roumania
Denmark
Jugosia Via
Hunt Two Men In Old Mine Near Cambridge
Cambridge Ohio August 23 A rescue crew led by State Mine Inspector Jerome Watson entered the old Orchard mine seeking Ben Hissenter 25 and his brother William 26 who disappeared after entering the abandoned shaft early yesterday They took water and food with them Officials fear they are trapped behind a shifting formation or overcome by gas The search had been underway for hours at 1230 p m with no trace found The mine was abandoned 12 years ago and seldom entered.
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Tbulle
Cambridge
Jerome Watson
Old Orchard
Ben Hissenter
William
Shall
Injured When Hit By Auto in Elyria
Steve Sandor a 17 year old from Connemaugh Pa is in Elyria Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries after being struck by an automobile while walking along Cleveland road last night. He was found unconscious beside the road and brought to the hospital by a passing motorist.
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Steve Sandor
Connemaugh
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cleveland Road
Sandor
Landslide Hiram Johnson Leads in California Senate Nomination
In California the Republican senatorial primary returns show Hiram W. Johnson expanding his lead over Charles Randall of Los Angeles. With over half the precincts counted, Johnson is ahead by more than 200,000 votes, signaling a decisive victory.
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Hiram Johnson
California
San Francisco
Hiram W. Johnson
Johnson
Charles Randall
Los Angeles
Fever Spreads Rapidly in Greece Amid Epidemic
In Greece an estimated 0.5 million people in major districts suffer from dengue fever with Athens and Piraeus most affected. Reports say up to 80 percent in the two cities are ill or convalescing, while spreading claims reach some provinces and Turkish authorities brace for cross-border transmission. Social life in Athens largely halted as the outbreak intensifies.
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Athens
Greece
Piraeus
Dayton Divorces Stir Dayton Society in Patterson Case
Dayton, Ohio August 29. Evelyn Van Tyne Huffman Patterson sues Frederick W. Patterson, 36, president of the National Cash Register Co., charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty and seeking alimony. The filing in Montgomery County Domestic Relations Court follows an earlier society divorce note involving Arme nal Gordman.
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Dayton, O
Dayton
Evelyn van Tyne Huffman Patterson
Frederick W. Patterson
National Cash Register Co
Sportsman
Globe Trotter
Patterson
Montgomery County
Pattersons
Armenal W. Gordman
E. J. Barney Gorman
Cleveland Taxicab War Threat Prompted Urgent Talks
In Cleveland on August 29 Safety Director Edwin D Barry convened a hurried meeting of taxicab company heads to avert a pending taxi war as three new firms enter the market with 500 nickel cabs. Officials eyed a mutual restraint plan while Yellow Cab slashes fares and Cleveland Railway warns of downtown congestion and a possible one cent fare increase.
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Cleveland, O
Edwin D. Barry
Barry
Ecompaniet
Yellow Cab Company
Cleveland Railway Company
Coast Guard Justified Board of Private Yacht Duddy
Washington Aug 29 coast guard boarding Aug 22 of the private yacht Duddy owned by Framaler of Cleveland was entirely justified. M Rasmussen of the Lake Erie and Ontario division said reports that cutter 2521 rammed the yacht were groundless. The owner, after pleading ignorance of the law, expressed himself as pleased after a conference with Rasmussen and others. Rasmussen said he is arranging with Commodore Reed of the Cleveland Yacht Club a plan to identify legitimate private craft on the lakes.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Duddy
Framaler
Cleveland
M. Wy. Rasmussen
Lake Erie and Ontario
Rasmussen
Toledo
Commodore Reed
Cleveland Yacht Club
Racketeers Busy In Cleveland Again
In Cleveland Ohio an unidentified motorist threw a stir about injuring a Royal Laur driver delivering apparel valued at 3209. Police blamed the attack on the refusal of company officers. The laundry drivers union denied any connection to the outrage.
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Cleveland. O
D Rivers Union
Peru and Liberia join anti war pact
The Kellogg pact for renunciation of war gained formal adherence from Peru and Liberia as announced by the State Department on August 29. Meanwhile Denmark Bolivia and Austria expressed intentions to adhere. A piece of iron injured George Malek at Elyria Belting and Machinery Co. as he worked, with treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Peru
Liberia
Washington
Denmark
Bolivia
Austria
State Department
Ceorge Malek
Buckere Street
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co
Elyra Memorial Hospital
Biggest Hunt in Aviation History Begins
Curtiss Field and Buffalo officials lead a multi-aircraft search for M. Merrill and Edwin M. Rovers after they vanished Monday en route from Buffalo to New York in Col. Lindbergh's Falcon monoplane. Twenty planes form warlike search formations along the Buffalo New York corridor, with additional sorties from Mitchel Field and private craft. Authorities extend the effort to Ithaca to cover a wide tri state area as state police and Middletown aviation depot officers scour Peters Mountain near Harrisburg for the missing aviators.
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Curtiss Field
L. Tr
M. 3
Merrill
Curtiss Flying Service
Edwin M. Rovers
Buffalo
Col. Chas. A. Lindbergh
Falcon
New York
C. S. (Casey) Jones
Curtis Service
Curtiss
Mitchel Field
Ithaca
N.Y
Curtiss Flying
Army Fliers
Harrisburg
Middletown
Peters Mountain
Here
Duncannon
Susquehanna Trail
York
Merrie Merrill
L. Rs
Hunt For Rockford Filters Continue Hunt For Rockford Filters
In Copenhagen on August 28 the search for missing aviators Bert Hassell and Parker D. Cramer of the Greater Rockford continued in Greenland’s Eredesminde district near Akigsserniak after reports of a plane heard. The Greenland sheriff informed the Danish government he is conducting an investigation in that area.
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Copenhagen
Bert Hassell
Parker D. Cramer
Greater Rockford
Todare
Akigsserniak
Greenland
Sherif
Eredesminde
Kray To Be Taken By Federals
County officials expect federal authorities to arrive in Eisria to take charge of Robert H. Kray who is jailed on an auto theft charge after escaping by breaking through a jail window. In other news Lester Bowen had his left fourth finger amputated at Elyria Memorial Hospital after an on the job grinder injury while John Fangregorio stepped on a nail and received treatment at hospital.
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Eiisria
Robert H. Kray
Courtr
Kray
Arthur Hard
Flw
Zarnke
Eisria
Lester Bowen
East Avenue
Second Street
Ely‘ria Memorial Hospital
Colson Company
John Fangregorio
North Street
Gallagher. Burke Construction Company
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Meastel
Wellington Shack
Republican Committee
G.O.P
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
N. Y
John J. Blaine
Rep
Wis
Old Mine
London
Resterdey
FE. W. Patterson
Wesley L. Smith
National Air Transport Company
Ithaez
Edward P. Ronne
M.A. Merrill
Mineola
Rockford Filters
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