Lace Makers Claim Indoor Title In Tight Y M C A Final
The American Lace Co. and Columbia Steel Co. battled to a seven inning tie drive with Columbia sweeping to a 15 to 1 victory for the Y M C A industrial league crown. Both teams flashed strong pitching and timely hitting as Shorty Martin and Tom Robson earned praise for officiating.
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Elyria
American iLace Co
Columbia Steel Co
American Lace
Columbia Steel
Lace Co
Steel
Steel Co
American Lace Co
Shorty’. Martin
Tom Robson
A. H
Leimbach
Stevenson
Lee G. Smith
S Smith
I. Dickens
F Peterman
Mack
Kilble
Ae Bittner
Anne
Powell
Smith
Martin
Robson
Hultz
Y M C A and High Fives Clash on New Year’s Day
The local Y M C A team meets the high school squad in the annual New Year’s Day basketball clash. Both teams prepare today for a hard fought game on the YMCA floor at 7 p.m. A freshmen versus sophomore preliminaries precede the main event drawing a large crowd.
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Y.M.C. A
Fong
Ans
Sieeters
Conn
Berger
Cant
Hess
France
Dean
Teague
Stanford Varsity Eyes Notre Dame Rose Bowl Showdown
Glenn Varnner's Stanford pulls may stop Notre Dame in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena tomorrow. The East has misread Tarvard as the last team to make the cross continental trip for the Tournament of Roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glenn Varnner
Stanford University
Notre Dame
Pasadena
Cal
Simpson Motors and Wascrodt's Diamonds Clash in City League
Simpson Motors defeated Wascrodt's Diamonds two games to one in a three game set last night both teams missing two players. Reedy led with a 612 series as the action unfolded in the city league bowing scene.
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Simpson Motors
Wascrodt
Diamonds
Simpsons
Reedy
Racing Meeting in Jefferson Parish and Cubs Event at New Orleans
Racing meets take place in Jefferson Parish at Assn Sea in New Orleans while Cubs American Joe W Coeh compete at Mavens. The brief card lists two distinct sporting events with potential local interest and notable venues.
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Jefferson Parish
Assn
New Orleans
Cubs
Joe W Coeh
Mavens
Winter sports and racing meet slate across the nation
Coverage lists multiple events from January including golf tournaments at Pinehurst and Del Monte, college ski and speed skating meets at Lake Placid and Newburg, and boxing cards featuring Tiger Flowers, Bud Taylor and others. Football pairings feature Notre Dame Stanford and others in various cities.
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Pinehurst
N.C
del Monte
Calif
Lake Placid
Business
New Orleans
Cuba-American Jockey Club
Savana
Mentine
Tia Juana
West Virginia Wesleyan
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
University of Pennsylvania
University of California
Berkeley
University of Colorado
Army and Navy
Honolulu
Newburg
N. Y
Tiger Flowers
Phil Lohman
New York
Bud Taylor
Mike Moran
Indianapolis
Paul Doyle
Jimmy Jones
Youngstown
Frank Moody
Chief Halloran
New Bedford
Mel Coogan
Russy le Roy
Fargo
N. D
Latimer Murder Case Goes to Jury in Thanksgiving Slaying
In Xenia Ohio on December 31 1930 the fate of former major league catcher C W Latimer charged with first degree murder in the Thanksgiving Eve shooting death of lifelong friend Charles W Mackrodt rests with the jury after lengthy counsel arguments.
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Xenia
C. W. ‘‘Tacks” Latimer
Charles W. Mackrodt
Everests
Union Chiefs and Rail Executives to Work Out Wage Legislation
A conference of union leaders and railway executives is to draft new wage dispute legislation in Washington, expected to convene within three weeks. The talks aim to set procedures for settling wage conflicts and safeguard railway operations.
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Washington
Bank holdup at Kaw Valley State Bank nets 11900
Five bank employees and three customers were forced into a vault by three bandits who obtained 11900 in loot including victims cash. Police investigation begins as robberies move to Kansas City area.
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Sansas City
Aaansas
Kaw Valley Tate Bank
World News Nuggets of Dec 31 Across Cities
A string of brief items reports press controls in Italy and suspensions in Madrid, Italian and British officials discussing debts, fascist mobilizations in Italy, floods rising on the Thames, fighting in Shangilaat, Kashmir heir issues, and Paris finance moves including the Morgan loan and amnesty clashes.
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London
Thames
Fugland
Calcutta
Inrri
Paris
Kashmir
Pratap Singh
Sir Harri
France
America
Washington
Clemental
Chamber of Deputies
Balanant
Reynaud
Chamber of Finance Commission
Senate
Banque de France
State farms save $500 daily on crops this season
Columbus reports that crops raised on state institutional farms saved the state about $500 each day this season. Corn wheat oats and hay are valued at $75 000 more now than at harvest according to Welfare Director Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harper
Cincinnati man faces involuntary bankruptcy filing
In Cincinnati the United States District Court began involuntary bankruptcy proceedings against Harry Minces who runs Minces underselling stores in Cincinnati Chillicothe Ironton Ohio and Maysville Kentucky late Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
United States District Court
Harry
Minces
Chillicothe
Ironton
Ohio
Maysville
Former resident Massey dies in Texas
W A Massey died December 27 at his daughter home in San Antonio Texas He was a former resident of this city and a railroad mail clerk under Grover Cleveland He moved to Medina about thirty years ago and retired on pension He is survived by four children J W Massey of Boston I F L of Marietta Ga George W of Elyria and Mrs B St Solomon of San Antonio eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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W. W. Massey
San Antonio
Texas
Medina
Grover Cleveland
J. W. Massey
Boston
Con
I. FL
Marietta, Ga
George W
Elyria
B. St. Solomon
Briggs Rites Planned at Trinity and Elyria Churches
Funeral services for Mrs Lillian T Briggs widow of Rev J T Briggs will be held at Trinity Baptist Church South Lorain with Captain L M Pervier of the Salvation Army officiating. Burial will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery Norwalk after Elyria services. A lost sixty pound pail of lard valued at about 10 was recovered yesterday by Bernard O'Donnor on Middle Avenue from a Long Dressed Beef Co truck.
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Elyria
Woodlawn Cemetery
Norwalk
Bernard O'Donnor
Middle Avenue
Long Dressed Beef Co
Cleveland
Miss Emma Kreeger's Farewell Party in Amherst
In Amherst Miss Emma Kreeger of South Main street was honored with a farewell at Miss Louise Kreeger’s James street home. She departs Friday for California for health reasons. Guests enjoyed games and lunch as she received a forget me not book and a beaded bag containing $10. The gathering included several Kreeger relatives and friends.
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Emma Kreeger
Amherst
South Main Street
Louise Kreeger
James Street
California
Kreeger
Dorothy Moff
Bertha Segert
Olga Redman
Ruth Hoffman
Mildred
Amelia Isorff
Louise
Gertrude Sxreeger
Messrs
Emery Schultz
Annal Sergert
Ernst Binting
Ward Grugle
Wm. Koeble
Lao Grugle
Edmund Schultz
Orrie Skxreeger
Fred Schmooh
Rev. Jordan
Art Kreeger
Amherst Eagles Defeat Brownhelm Huskies in High School Game
Amherst High School hosted Brownhelm in a basketball clash. Baumhardt scored 15 for Amherst while Hollie added 10, McDonald led Brownhelm with 10, and the final score was 38 to 20 in favor of Amherst.
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Amherst Fagles
Brownhelm Amherst
Eagles
Brownhelm Hi
Amherst
Baumhardt
Hollie
McDonald
Brownhhelm
Christmas Party for Sunday School Met at Miss Deuschle Home
The Sunday School class of Miss Edith Deuschle gathered at her Franklin Avenue home for a Christmas party with contests, games, and gifts from Santa. A luncheon wore holly decor, a candlelit tree, and poinsettias. Others present included Helen Roemer, Erma Barber, Amelia Herbst, Marcella Schroeder, Helen Schriner, Gladys Newman. Mike Loeb of South Amherst lost the end of his left index finger at the Ohio Quarries and was taken to Amherst Hospital. 1925 auto tags were extended to January 20 at J. J. Smythe’s office. defective tags may be returned to Columbus.
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Amherst
Edith Deuschle
Franklin Avenue
Santa Claus
Poinsetta
Helen Roemer
Erma Bar
J. J. Smythe
Smythe
Columbus
Harold Saunders
W. S
M. E. Church
Wm. Allsop
South Amherst
United Church
Ohio Cut Stone Co
K. of P
Order of Fagles
Ehrman
Fent
Alvins
Adam Hahn
L. P. Lersch
Alice
Norma
Carl Lersch
Harmon Beesing
Gertrude
Florence
William Bodman
Carolyn
Evelyn Guild
D. C. Yentzer
Henry Miller
Malcolm
Catharine Eppley
Lorain
Edna Hopkins
Franklin Street
M. D. Fleckner
Oak Harbor
Harriett Peck
Detroit
Harry Wolf
Spring Street
Ailver
Wm. Gammie
Fred Schultz
Tenney Ave
Frank Foster
Harris Street
Anna Judson
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Bradentown
Fla
Myron Foote
Richard
M. McLeod
Jackson
G. F. Horn
Maxfine
Elyria
Amhers
Parsone
Vermilion
Robert
Plans for Farm Institute in North Ridgeville
The Lorain County Farmers Institute Association met in Elyria to plan the annual meeting set for February 16 and 17 at North Ridgeville. A program of farm topic addresses, music, and entertainment is planned with Ridgeville Grange supplying meals.
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Lorain County Farmers’ Institute Association
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange
Death and legal notes from multiple cities in December reports
An autopsy was ordered for George W. Sheppard after a downtown apartment incident in Jacksonville. Michigan officials denied a stay for communist leader Charles I. Rutheberg. The Couzens committee hailed a long-delayed probe into prohibition enforcement. Harlem veteran Peter Welly sought a secretary post to Thaw. Weather: snow and rain forecast across much of the country beyond the Mississippi.
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Jacksonvilile
Vila
George W. Sheppard
New York City
Lansing
Mich
Dee
Charles I. Rutheberg
Michigan Supreme Court
Washington
Couzens Committee
Prohibition Bureau
Baltimore
Harlem Peter Welly
Harry K. Thaw
United States Weather Bureau
Community calendar lanterns week events and visits
Local notices report plans for extended hours tonight and a full closure Thursday. Christmas parties, church gatherings, and dances are noted, with prizes and live music planned. Vaccination side effects and illness visits appear among residents' health updates.
Oscar Dunn Leaves Auto Business To Make Patents
After seven years in autos, Oscar Dunn retires from that branch to pursue new work in the field. He leases the large garage on Third Street to The Cleveland Elyria Toledo Bus Co for storage and repair, but will keep his offices and focus on manufacturing and selling Dunn's Creeper, an under car access platform made for mechanics. The Colson Co. manufactures the device for him. Dunn says he has no political ambitions.
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Oscar Dunn
Third Street
Cleveland-Elyria-Toledo Bus Co
Dunn
Colson Co
Passenger saves valuables. express messenger dies in hold up
An unidentified passenger boarding the Viking Express at Winnetka saved valuables in the express car during a hold up and was killed. Russell Dickey, Milwaukee express messenger, gave his life protecting the goods.
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Chicago
Viking Express
Northwestern Railroad
Winnetka
Russell Dickey
Milwaukee Express
Jury tampering probe grows in Kid McCoy murder case
Los Angeles officials prepared a grand jury inquiry into alleged juror tampering in the trial of Kid McCoy for the birthplace murder of Teresa Mors, disclosed today by deputy district attorney Fricke.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kid" McCoy
Teresa Mors
Braod
Fricke
Man starves himself to atone for Japan sins
Seikichi Ito, 62, in Tokyo, shut himself in a shed and fasted 22 days to repent for his nation. He halted the pace after police intervention, then began eating again but died after falling down stairs causing brain concussion. His death fulfilled his aim of ending the fast though by another method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyko
Seikichi Ito
Japan
Red Star Bus to Cleveland Discontinues Service
Announcement states the Red Star Bus line to Cleveland will cease operations tonight. It has sold out to the Cleveland Elyria Toledo Bus Co, known as the Black and Tan line, after about three years of continuous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
Cleveland
Cleveland, Elyria & Toledo Bus Co
Black and Tan
Emma Hobaugh Committed After Quadruple Slaying
Emma Hobaugh, 33, self-styled destroying angel and emissary of God, held responsible for the shotgun massacre of her mother, father, brother and infant daughter in Logansport. She was committed today to the Northern Indiana hospital for the insane at Long Cliffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Ind
Emma Hobaugh
Indiana
Long Cliffe
Elyria Chooses Name for New Hotel in City
A committee selected Hotel Newo NEO NA mC HU as Elyria's new hotel title after screening over 2 000 name suggestions. Dr N D Backus plans a 25 year lease with ongoing building renovations to provide accommodations for travelers in the central area.
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NEWE
Neo NA mC HU
Elyria
Mittee
I. F
N. D. Backus
Chin Tr ers Association Forms Journal Editorial Board
Supt. R. C. Maston attended the Chin Tr ers Association meeting this week where the group decided to incorporate and employ an editor for the Association's Journal. It also redistricted the Sts and elected officers for the coming year including John TR. Pat son of Athens as a longtime executive committee member and Harriet Peck of Amherst as a member of the educational council.
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R. C. Maston
Thesie Schools
Sts
John TR. Patson
Athens
Form
Amherst
Commi
Harriet Peck
Amhers
Cil
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AXA
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Dec
Madrid
Prince of Wales
Spain
Turin
Milan
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The
Directory
Vase
Berlin
Stresemann
George D Bernard
Vossiche Zeitung
Peoglee
Britain
United States
Treasury Department
Shangilat
Chenlo Hsan
Sun Chuang Fang
Montagu Noel Newton
Harri Singh
William Cooper Hobbs
Chaonighans
Farm Institute
Bulletins
HED Otan
Amaerot
Rtment Grey
Coffee Colonia
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