Cleveland JOA Crash Injures Four. Driver Sought
A car collision on Cleveland road near 51 last night injured David R. Evans of Scranton Pa and two passengers Jorca Yates of Murst Twinnois and Tory Powers of Chicago plus the driver, with all four taken to Elyria hospital. The sheriff investigates ownership of the car bearing Illinois license 625-865 and the driver’s identity.
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Machine R
Cleveland Road
Urban
David R. Evans
Scran- Pa
Jorca Yates
Murst
Twinnois
Kness
Ory Powers
Chicago
Illinois
Elyria Otal Hospital
Evans
G. Mathews
Mathews
Chinn
Secretary of Navy Learns to Fly in Washington
In Washington on August 31 the acting secretary of the Navy Warner, overseeing aviation, explained his interest in piloting a plane. The assistant secretary of war, in charge of army aviation, learned to fly during the war and recently re learned, showing strong familiarity with aviation.
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Secy
NAVY
Ashington
Asnt
Warner
Artner
Ison
Army Avia
U S Asiatic Fleet Arrives in Shanghai
Admiral Bristol arrives as commander of the 8th Asiatic Fleet in Shanghai. Authorities announce five battalions will stay in Shanghai through winter. Dispatches say General Sun Chuan Ee’s forces repelled nationalist attacks near Lingtan in the north.
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Ariatic
Shanghai
Former Indiana Governor McCray Freed on Parole
Warren T. McCray, former Indiana governor, was released from Atlanta federal prison on parole after three years and four months. He is expected to be officially notified today and may seek to restore his fortune and status while starting life anew. He left the prison around 2 52 p m penniless with his property lost in past financial collapse.
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Atlanta
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
McCray
Tlanta
T. McCray
Isis
Department of Justice
Ernor
Rawd
Runks Locked in Tiffin Jail to Diet After Outbreak
Tiffin officials announce a bread and water diet for jailed inmates after a heated city meeting. Police Chief Charles J. Mutehler said the measure starts today to reduce meals from three daily servings.
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Charles Juehier
Mutehler
Patriotism education urged by Dr McAndrew at teachers meet
Dr William McAndrew told Lorain County Teachers Institute that real patriotism comes from informing citizens rather than public opinion alone. He urged civil service style education for all, greater teamwork, and curriculum including civic meaning beyond the three R's. He criticized rote singing without understanding and emphasized teaching service to the general welfare.
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William McAndrew
Lorain County
Teachers’ Institute
Madison
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
England
United States
Purposes of Education at Today's Institute Discussed
The Rev R T Ketchum led devotions as the Teachers Institute entered its third day with Dr William McAndrew of Chicago presenting on education's purpose. He argued social moral and civic aims drive learning, urging mastery through repetition and student responsibility for error correction.
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R T. Ketchum
First Baptist Church
Teachers’ Institute
William McAndrew
Chicago
Coolidge Visits Custer to Dedicate Scout Camp
President Coolidge will arrive today in Custer to dedicate a boy scout camp near the historic gold discovery site in the Black Hills. National scout authorities will attend as officials note the president has received gifts from scouts during his summer residence at the game lodge twelve miles away.
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Custer
President Coolidge
Alned Hills
Game Lodge
Elyria man fined for reckless driving by Lorain justice
Dave Forbes of Elyria was fined 10 and costs by Justice S. J. George for reckless driving. He was arrested Tuesday night by deputy J. E. Rundle on Elyria avenue, Lorain.
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Justice
Dave Forbes
Elyria
S. J. George
Forbes
J. E Rundle
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Speeders Fined One Dollar By Mayor
Clarence Troutman faced a $1 fine and costs in police court after pleading guilty to speeding. The report states he drove 32 mph last night, had no light, a defective muffler, failed a safety stop at Broad Street, and possessed only one license plate. Joe Newman also paid $1 for speeding on Lake Avenue after pleading guilty at arraignment.
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Clarence Troutman
Troutman
Broad Street
Joe Newman
Lake Avenue
Newman
Following directions in a letter a woman takes own life
In Cincinnati on August 31 Dr W P Murray and Mrs Mathilda Murray visited the home of Mrs Hester Murray 60 widow and found her dead by suicide. A letter written Monday night planned the act and a will and token parcels were arranged on a center table. A rubber hose connected to a gas jet was found in her mouth. Relatives cited loss of husband three years earlier and recent unemployment joining the brooding.
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Cincinnati
W. P. Murray
Mathilda Murray
Hester Murray
Amherst Man Fined For Liquor Charge In Common Pleas
August Bishop of Amherst fined 100 in common pleas court after pleading guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor. Deputies Bivins Cowie and Rundle arrested him this morning. a small bottle of liquor was found on the scene.
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Amherst
Bishop
Common Pleas Court
Bivins
Cowie
Rundle
Lack of Funds May Stop Work on Flood Breaks
Secretary of War Davis said flood crevasse repair on the Mississippi River banks may halt without $2 million from the general rivers and harbors fund. He appealed to Comptroller General McCarl to reverse his ruling and permit the War Department to borrow the money from unallotted funds.
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Washington
Mississippi
McCarl
War Department
General Rivers and Harbors Fund
Davis
No New Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported Locally
City health commissioner Dr. G E French says no new infantile paralysis cases in Elyria as of this morning with one suspicious non city case under county review. In Columbus nine new August cases bring totals to about 225 and state health officials plan site visits in Tuscarawas Belmont counties for state aid assessment.
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G E. French
Elyria
Columbus
State Department of Health
John E. Monger
R. B. Tate
Tuscarawasco
J. J. Sutter
Lima
Belmonteo
Steamer New York Aground Six Hours Off Cape Cod
The steamer New York with about 500 passengers aboard ran aground for nearly six hours on a sand bank at Buzzard's Bay near the Cape Cod canal. She was floated and proceeded to Boston under her own power. A separate item notes Tony Haysia was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor in common pleas court, with sentence deferred until today.
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Letin Bourne
Mass
Buzzard'’s Bay
Cape Cod Canal
New York
Boston
Tony Haysia
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Haysia
County youths bands to perform Friday at Ely Park
The boys and girls bands of the county will perform at Ely Park Friday at 7 30 pm. About seventy five to one hundred musicians participate in the concert. The groups previously impressed with a Saturday show and will return Friday with several selections by the Eagles quartet of Lorain.
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Ely Park
Eagles Quartet
Lorain
Bride of Detroit lands in Belgrade on world flight leg
The monoplane Pride of Detroit carrying William Brock and Edward Schlee arrived in Belgrade at noon en route to Constantinople. A Yugoslav airplane escorted them to Pozarevac before continuing toward the Turkish capital as storms delayed progress.
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Constantinople
Detroit
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
William
Brock
Edward ¥. Schlee
Pozareva
Danube
Linton Wells
Edward Evans
Schlee
Aero Club
Log Found of Redfern Flight Over Caribbean
The 8.5 Christian Krohg ship logs reveal sighting of Paul Redfern’s plane in the Caribbean about 1,673 miles from Brunswick on Friday. The craft circled over the Norwegian vessel, sent notes to indicate land distance, and then headed away toward land.
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Redfern
Caribbean
Kingston
Jamaica
Paul Redfern
Georgia
Brazil
Brunswick
Christian Krohg
Christian Krogh
Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim backs transatlantic flight
The airship Saint Raphael, a Fokker monoplane with Princess Lowenstein-Wertheim and crew, began a non stop eastward flight from England toward Ottawa Canada. Takeoff faced wind and taxi delays but favorable weather and 900 gallons of fuel marked high hopes for a women led record attempt.
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Upavon
Wiltshire
Eng
Lowenstein-Wertheim
Lesiia Hamilton
F. F. Minchin
Saint Raphael
Ottawa
Canada
Bath
Bristol
Mostyn
Cardiff
Earl of
Ludwig of Lowenstein-Werthein
Spain
Atlantic
Europe
America
True bill returned in Eddie Peppers murder case
The Gallipolis grand jury found a true bill against Eddie Peppers a 21 year old hotel porter for the murder of Mrs. Florence Buck a post mistress of Grimms Landing West Virginia at the Park Central Hotel on August 15. Buck's nude body was found on the bed strangled with a wet towel. Peppers confessed August 20 and was jailed to prevent mob violence.
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Gallipolis
Gailaco
Eddie Peppers
Florence Buck
Grimms Landing
W. Va
Park Central
Kent Furniture Dealer Says He Was Flogged
Alfred Harris a second hand furniture dealer from Kent Ohio was hospitalized with wounds from a flogging he says occurred after eight masked men seized him from his store. Harris claims the attack followed his petition to Governor Donahey for a police investigation. County officials and hospital staff dispute the flogging while some officials support his account.
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Kent
Alfred Harris
Harris
Akron
Donahey
Fined for Selling Cigarettes Without License
Mrs. Cora Stang of 11 Lake Avenue was fined 100 dollars plus costs in the court of common pleas this morning by Judge A R Webster for selling cigarettes without a license. Stang pleaded not guilty but was found guilty.
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Cora Stang
Lake Avenna
Court of Common Pleas
A. R. Webser
Parting Note Marks Change in Chronicle Telegram Ownership
J. F. Burke announces departure from the Chronicle-Telegram with gratitude for Elyria’s support. He passes leadership to A. C. Hunnutt and reflects on decades of editorial work, promising continued devotion to accurate news and civic ideals in a distant city.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Ourself
Four Thousand Dollars in Currency Scattered on Lehigh Valley Tracks
Four thousand dollars in currency was scattered along three miles of Lehigh Valley tracks near Athens when a bag of registered mail from Star Express fell under a train. The money, in twenty bundles of two thousand dollars each, was destined for Athens National Bank and Farmers National Bank of Athens. The mail clerk ordered the train halted and railroad police began a recovery search. some notes were found, but a large amount remained missing.
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Sayre
Lehigh Valley
Athens
Star Express
Athens National Bank
Farmers National Bank of Athens
Elyrians Attend National American Legion Convention
Elyria residents prepare to travel to the National American Legion convention starting mid September. Included are Zomo Graber who sails from New York to France, Andrew Malanowski from Grafton, Frank A. Robson and Thomas Welsh carrying colors for the parade, and Mrs Ida Barnhard to lead the Ladies Auxiliary. Additional locals Leonard Terry, Mr and Mrs Cart, and Charlen Waltee are among those leaving for the event.
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France
National American Legion
Paris
Elyria
Zomo Graber
Ith Street
New York
Colne
Andrew Malanowski
Graftog
Frank A. Robson
Widds Avenue
Thomas Welsh
Inear American Legion Post
Ida Barnhard
North Olive Street
Bitpria
Leonard Terry
River Street
Charlen Waltee
Er Street
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Dublin
Rethan True
Chronicle
Oberlin
Grafton
Glenn Frank
A. C. Hudnutt
J. F. Burke
Leigh Valley Railroad
Elyrians
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