Local Youth Bound Over for Counterfeit Quarters
James France, 24, of Eirria, was bound over to a federal grand jury by U S Commissioner B K Cochrane on charges of passing counterfeit quarters. Secret Service chief William G. Harper said France obtained the coins from slot machines he operated and had no part in making them. Most quarters were circulated in Lorain shops and at the National Tube Company eateries. France was released on bond after pleading to the charge.
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James France
Eirria
United States
B. K. Cochrane
Lorain
William G. Harper
Secret Service
France
Sherif E. G. Mathers
Harper
National Tube Company
Lora
Sues for $50,000 in Lorain auto accident case
Carl Laug sues Solomon Sturzkering for damages totaling fifty thousand dollars in Lorain Common Pleas Court, alleging injuries from an automobile collision on March 13 along Washington Avenue.
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Carl Lauig
Common Pleas
Solomon Sturzkering
Damazest
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Damages Sought for Smashed Auto in Common Pleas Court
Frank Filek filed suit in Common Pleas Court against William Diederich seeking 275 dollars for damages to a car parked on Birria Lane. The incident occurred on August 6 when Diederich drove into it with another vehicle, completely demolishing the car.
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Frank Filek
Common Pleas Court
William Diederi
Filak
Birria
Lorain
Erezins
Diederich
Old Gold Town Bodie Reawakens With Mining Hope
Kim Cain, Bodie’s leading citizen, sees revival as miners return to the once booming gold and silver town. New investors from San Francisco and Los Angeles plan work at Standard and Bodie Consolidated mines, reviving a community that dwindled after 1921, with population now around 75 and engineers and miners at work.
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Bodie
Calif
Kim Cain
Mastir
E. J. Clinton
Sean Francisco
Clinton Cafaterias
B. W. West
Standard
Feilow
San Francisco
Los Angels
Kesopzimiszi
Ater
Bodie Consolidated
Los Angeles
W. S
Godim Cain
Woman killed as family injured in Dayton crash
A woman aged 30 and a family of four were seriously injured in a Dayton crash on August 31. The mother died at the scene and the father, 50, was injured, with the four children also hurt. The family was returning home when the accident occurred.
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Dayton
Truck driver killed in wreck after truck toppled
A truck driver was crushed when the vehicle toppled onto the cab after the road gave way near Greentille. Bystanders reported the soft ground and a collapsed roadway contributed to the fatal accident.
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Greentille. O. Azz
Himi
Che
Lima expected boom as Ford builds plants shift
Lima Ohio August 31 reports four thousand men will be hired for Henry Ford's spring building program. Wilbur Mumraugh, president of Domestic Realty Co., says Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad's Napoleon and Springfield shops will be centralized in Lima as Ford's line expands.
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Lima. O
Henry Ford
Wilbur Mumraugh
The
Domestic Realty Co
Napoleon
Springfield
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad
Ford
Lima
Turner Faces CampaignCorrupt Practices Charge In Ohio
In Columbus on Aug 31 Attorney General Turner filed a petition accusing Liewellyn Lewis Jr, Franklin County committee chairman for James Beggs's gubernatorial bid, of false campaign reporting and violations of the Corrupt Practices Act. The petition seeks full disclosure of finances, receipts, and expenditures, naming treasurer Chauncer Baker and demanding itemized records and supporting receipts.
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Begg
Columbus
Liewellyn Lewis
Franklin County Committee
James T. Begg
Edward C. Txner
Franklin County
Commercieas Court
Turners
Brown
Turner
Aerion
Lewis
Dana Reynolds
Hari
James JF
Turmes
Chauncer B Beker
Semar
Baker
Franklin County Begg Committee
Erie County Begg
Shiney Frohman
Sandisk
Erie County Committee
Turner al Heges
Terrer
Campaign funding grows for Legion Drum Corps trip
Major James A. Hewitt announced about 500 in cash and pledges toward sending the American Legion drum corps to the national convention in San Antonio in October. The campaign begins with about 800 in total funds mentioned for preparatory efforts.
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James A. Hewitt
American Legion
San Antonio
Levine Hops To Brussels In Transatlantic Flight
Charias A. Levine flew the Queen of the Air from Crosdéon field toward Brussels to arrange for a crossing of the ocean. Also aboard were Bert Acosta and a woman identified as Miss.
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London
Charias, A. Levine
Queen of the Air
Crosdéon Field
Brussels
Bert Acosta
Miss
Berliner device fights echoes to save large halls
A century of acoustics woes prompts Emile Berliner to tame reverberations. His hollow-wall cement device creates vibratory diaphragms that absorb echoes, improving speech clarity in Yale Woolsey Hall style spaces and Washington DC venues. Trials in a Knights of Columbus hall and district buildings praise the improvement.
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Woolser
Yale University
Mone
Emile Berliner
Washisston
Berliner
Beriiner
Ier
Washington
District
Columbia Building
Washington’s
City Hall
Knights of Columbus
Atlantic City
Death Record Mrs Sarah Leitner
Mrs Sarah Leitner of 405 Lod street died suddenly last evening at nine o clock at the age of forty one. She is survived by her husband Joseph Leitner a daughter Mrs I Wassermaz and two sons and three sisters in this city and elsewhere. Funeral services were held this afternoon in Cleveland and burial was made in Cleveland cemetery.
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Sarah Leitner
Lodstreet
Joseph Leitner
I. Wassermaz
Orezher
Hansa
Cleveland
Cascade park reunion marks thirty third Chambers gathering
Cascade park hosts the 33rd annual Chambers family reunion with members from Vincent Sirs Morris Rk and others attending. Relatives from Elzria Lorain and Avon shared meals and memories at the lake area while neighbors joined in at the West River road site. A later note mentions Hungary's famed actor found dead in a self-made coffin, having slept there awaiting death.
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Vencenmt
Ang
Chambers and
Fem
Harriis A. C. Harnes
Chambers
Jack Witfer
Jord
Horace Seeier
Elzria
C. Bennett
Danugters
Lake Sunder
Donna Meath Jackson
D. A
Annivers
Ar Anders
Grace Jackson
Baptist Church Convention
Uesdar Eveniz Charles Teuesdar
H. Hammes
Dortestown Sunde
Hawk of
North Ridge
Hungary
France relies on foreign workers to till most farms
The article reports that most soil in France will be tilled by foreigners. It cites Mares Paon, head of immigration, and notes a study presented to the Academy of Agriculture showing immigrants hold about 238,050 productive days of work, reflecting heavy reliance on non French labor.
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Paris
Warnins
Mares Paon
Immigration Department
Americans Lead in Lighted Airways Plan
Americans expect government plans to improve airways with new lighting and measures. The coming year will see expanded routes and additional miles lit, signaling progress in national aviation infrastructure.
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Lighted Airways Co Abo
Napoleon's Home Paris Restored Tomb Cleared at Saint Helena
The French republic voted funds to restore Napoleons home in exile and the tomb at Saint Helena. Weeds were removed and willows trimmed around the grave. the iron fence was repaired leaving Longwood as the sole remaining remembrance of his exile.
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Paris
French Republic
Napoleon
Saint Helena
Longwood
Town Line North Notes Social Visits and Guests
A crowded entry lists neighbors and relatives visiting or calling on friends around Elyria including Anna Haas Mrs Theo Girlis West Ridge and Ed Shubert family. Several households hosted Sunday and Monday gatherings, with trips to Crystal Beach Cascade Park and local fairs noted.
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John Delefield
Anna Haas
Theo. Girlis
West Ridge
Fox
Mondar
Joe Thomas
Lorain
E. C. Sehubere
Sundar
Chas Ellman
Edwin Shuber
Mendar
Mer
John Keeppard
Bera Frider Ever
Charlotte Thomas
Clevelane
Sunda
John Henes
Eévin Shubert
Lewis Shubert
Eirriz
Mir
Lewis Spiegelberg
Lawrence Carr
Elvrra Sundey
Albert Henes
Crystal Beach
George Kern Aresf
Chillicothe
Mike Thailman
Lake Avenues
Welzes Henes
Penfield Junction
Frank Richmond
Middle Ridge
Eileen Smith
Cleveland
Elizabeth Brusfield
Daught
South Ridge
Jonn Delfield
Berea Fair
Fred Holzbauer
Amherst
Frank Rahl
Elrria
Grandma Spiegelberg Sundar
Fred Corerdsie Ard
Joe Neal
Peskek and Sons
Parma
Cascade Park
Cook
Rand Sonry
Try
Clyde Bechtel
Erie. Pa
Edwin Shubert
Fami Dellefield
John Dellefeld
ELC
Shubert
Wm. Schubert
Elsrna
Fred Koepp
Henry Koepp
Elyria
Lewis Bischoff
Child Poisoned by Eating Matches in Elmore
The year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward Roepke died here from poisoning after eating matches.
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Elmore
Edward Roepke
Tennis Tourney Set For Labor Day By YMCA
The Y M C A sponsors a Rapid Fire tennis tournament to be played on Labor Day at Cascade Park courts. Entries due by 9 30 a m Monday morning. Entries may be taken at Cascade Park or just before the drawings Monday morning. Open to anyone in Lorain County. More details to follow.
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Rapid Fire
Cascade Park Courts
Mornigz
Cascade Park
Lorain County
Personnel Dept Organized At Oberlin College
Oberlin College trustees approve establishing a dedicated personnel department led by J A Humphreys of Chicago to oversee staff recruitment and placement. Humphreys, arriving next week, will tour high schools and promote Oberlin to prospective students. He studied at Oberlin, then Chicago and led the Central YMC A bureau. Former professor F P Sherman reduced teaching to direct personnel work, prompting President Willis to urge a permanent department.
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Oberlin
J. A. Humphreys
Chicago
Sife
Humphrers
Stu
Unity of Chicago
Central Y. MC. A
Chicago Central College of Commerce
FP. Sherman
Engt Durins
Hishors
Willis
Oberlin Man's Trail To Be Rebuilt
A Lacier National Park trail once built by the late Dr. Leman B. Sperry will be rebuilt this fall to restore access for horseback riders between Sperry Glacier and Sperry Basinal, honoring Sperry’s explorations. In Oberlin village water mains on South Pleasant and North Main streets expansion prompted the work. A theatre at the polio theater will reopen after summer renovations with a new color scheme and an orchestral organ installation.
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Lacier National Park
Leman B. Sperry
Onertia
Sperry
Sperry Glacier
Sperre Basia
Ese
Local Boy Trumpet Player Shines in State Band
Robert Hubbard of this place plays trumpet in the state band this week. Formerly in Jaz zos summer camp, he is noted for long involvement in band activities, resembling a scene from Oberiin fifteen years ago when he organized and equipped a band.
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Robert Hubbard
Jazzos
Oberiin
Oberlin School of Commerce Opens Registration Delays
Commerce School announces large registration as J T Henderson marks 45 years with the institution. September plans include Keene Vall stay and a concert by the Oberlin band featuring "hits of yesterday" and operas by Victor Herpert and Klohe. Christchurch resumes regular services after six weeks closure. Reverend Louis E Daniels returns from a New York vacation.
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Yeamazns
Heissian Department
Coxuserva J
Mu Ther
Keene Vall
R. W. Gress
Grife
Oberlin
Victor Herpert
Klohe
Huffer
John J. Pershing
Christchurch
Louis E. Daniels
New York
Secret substitute mahona grips France for fuel
The nature of mahona, recently introduced in France as a substitute for gasoline, is kept secret. It will not explode, burn or catch fire in the open air.
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France
Weather report of high and low temps across twenty cities
Washington August 31 Highest temperatures yesterday and lowest at night in twenty cities were reported. Readings include New York 90s, Chicago 72, Detroit 56, Des Moines 32, Omaha 34, Los Angeles 72, San Antonio 72, Houston 80, New Orleans 84, Salt Lake City 52, El Paso 85, Spokane 52, Yuma 80s, among others.
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Washington
Eastport
New York
Charleston
Ker West
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
San Antonio
Tex
Cincinnatis
Detroit J
Syss Yuma
Heesos
Los Angeles
Markets in Cleveland and Midwest provide mixed produce notes
The Cleveland market shows U S No 1 potatoes at 2.40 to 2.50 per 150 lb bag with Jersey, Ky and W Va at 2.00 to 2.30. poultry prices listed. Columbus reports quieter market for beets, melons and stock, with cattle and sheep prices noted. Chicago butter, eggs, poultry, and potatoes values given. Toledo hogs and cattle steady. Minneapolis grain and flour prices rise slightly with assorted wheat corn oats and flax values.
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Cleveland
U. S
Jersey
W. Va
Minneapolis
Spooky House on Carolina Isle Draws Islanders
Elizabeth City report describes a frame house on a North Carolina island where locals hear heavy thuds and a woman’s shrieks at night. George Brice, his wife, and children confirm attic and cellar noises, while neighbors and nurses note eerie daylight disturbances. News spreads by boat to the mainland, tying the haunted tale to local pirate lore and island traditions.
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Elizabeth City
George Brice
Brice
North Carofur
Ridgeville Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Travel
August notes list numerous Kelowna neighbors visiting relatives in Cleveland Sayebrook Minnesota Oberlin Vermillion Chesterville Detroit and New York. The column records sickness at home and calls on residents including Mr and Mrs J Zulauf Mr and Mrs Belzer and Mr and Mrs Stephen attending Berea Fair with friends and relatives across Ohio and nearby states.
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Ridgeville
Bette Terret
Cleveland
Ko Brewster
DP. Knapp
Sayebrook
LeRoy Race and Son
Minnesota
Marr
Oberlin
O. C. Hadaway
Ralph Miller
Pittsfield
Spen
Knowles
Joseph Barnes
Tueday
Ester Eldred
Clevelan
H. P. Elére
King
John Bush
Lorai
Geo. Ammons
Sundar
Mable Dawson
Printer
Pennsylvania
Melvin Olmsted
Wick
Rena Avis
New Yor
E. W. Milfer
Richard Rhode
Mliler
John Stephen
Berea
Wednest& Dar
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