Community Chest drive shows many cut donations
Jan 28 Elyria notes shrinking pledges as officials Deputy Crabs Secretary of State and Auditor Tracy push to settle about 11,000 disputed claims from the adjusted compensation fund. Directors plan lists of unpaid claimants and county officials to verify each claim while local groups report total contributions at $51,713.24 with daily increases, urging broader participation to reach the $82,000 goal.
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Lumbus
Jal Crabs
Tracy
Adjusted Common Roberts
Les
Crabbe
Roberts
Ofnd
Commiunity Chest
A. L. Werner & Co
Stolzenberg Cafe
Wilkins Hurst Co
Court House
Hecock Floral Co
Fisher's Grocery
East Broad St
Allen & Brown
General Phonograph Co
Hamilton
McKinley
Garford
Ely
Gates
Jefferson
Amy Saye
Franklin
Local Council Special Meeting Names Contributors
A special council meeting last night discussed publishing the campaign contributors lists and the amounts given by each. The council agreed to follow the customary practice of publicizing full contributor details at the end of the campaign.
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Com‘ Council
Ain Workers of Blow Ain Workers of Blow Ain
Jay Saxton an employee of Thew All- Shove Co was struck by a raft yesterday afternoon fracturing his skull He died shortly after from the injury Coroner was not called at once according to the report from Jan 26 in Ain New Worker bulletin
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Ain
Jay Saxton
Thew All- Shove! Co
Russian ship and all hands sink in storm off Formosa
Manila January 26 A Russian white fleet straggler sank in a Formosa storm with all lives lost. The exact number aboard is unknown pending arrival of four other vessels. Also reported Tony Fogliano an Italian boy, age 12, disappeared from 124 Quincy street prompting police inquiry.
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Manila
P. L
Formosa
Stark
Tony Fogliano
Quincy Street
Liquor Toter Shooter Escapes After Night Patrolman Shooting
Pittsburgh man Vincenzo Campagnula is sought after allegedly shooting night patrolman William Snyder at Mingo Junction near Steubenville. Snyder and a fellow officer had arrested Campagnula with a suit full of liquor. he broke free on the way to jail and fired, wounding Snyder in the abdomen as he fled.
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Steubenville
Vincenzo Campagnula
Pittsburgh
William Snyder
Mingo Junction
Snyder
Campagnia
Atingo Junction
Dent Thompson Named Head of Pardons Board
Dent O Thompson, 44, Coshocton clothing merchant, named Ohio state superintendent of pardons and pay roles by Governor Donahey after Brigadier General William M MacMacken's death. The post pays 4000 dollars annually. Thompson previously served as district tax assessor for Coshocton County under the Warnes tax law. Also named was Milton S Cox of McArthur as chief of the division of markets and marketing, replacing George Marvin, with a 3600 dollar annual salary.
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Columbus
Dent O. Thompson
Coshocton
William M. MacMacken
Toledo
Donahey
Thompson
Coshocton County
Warnes
Truax
Milton S. Cox
McArthur
Democrat
Ing George
Marvin
Newton
Falla
Trumbull County
Republi-Calary
Vinton
City Agricultural Association
Health Board Delays Tuberculosis Clinics in Flu Surge
Columbus January 26 The state health department postponed its immediate tuberculosis diagnostic clinics as influenza spreads across Ohio and pneumonia deaths rise. The Washington Street clinic slated for January 30 31 and clinics in Youngstown Marion and Clermont county may be affected. State Health Director Monger urged people to stay home if ill to avoid crowding and public health risk.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
iState Health
Monger
Washingston
D. H
Youngstown
Marion
Clermont County
Dr. Monger
Metropolitan Insurance Co to Radio Program
Local radio fans will be interested in the W. E. A. F. Radio program starting at 8 30 oclock on January 27. The program closes the annual convention of 660 managers of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co and features addresses duets solos and band music.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
GUN TOTERS PLEAD GUILTY AND SENTENCED
Prisoners indicted by the fraud jury appeared before Judge W. B. Thompson and pled. Steve Offendosky of Lorain admitted carrying a concealed weapon and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Lee Davis of Elyria pled guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and received an extra month in jail plus a $25 fine. E. Graham of Lorain pled guilty to carrying a concealed weapon, citing unemployment and a strike. Other defendants pled not guilty to various charges including gambling apparatus, petit larceny, robbery, and assault.
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W. B. Thompson
Steve Offfendosky
Cromwell Steel Co
Lorain
D. B. ‘Symong
Thompson
Penitentiary
Lee Davis
Hlyria
Dy E. Graham
Panos
Canales
Nick Serbue
Zohn Kern
George Howlett
George Dunce
Elyria
Petit Larceny
Joe Smith
Neil Frazer
Lortain
Joe Diaz Ferrer
C C Crabbe 70 Speaks Here Tonight
The county Federation League convention at M E church features C C Crabbe 70 speaking this evening and afternoon. Mrs Nellie Hill presides as county president. Attorney General Crabbe, author of the Crabbe act, is a prominent figure in Ohio law enforcement and will address the gathering along with other local speakers.
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Attoi
C. C. Crabbe
Former Kaiser and Princess Hermins Split After Short Marriage
London January 26 reports say after just over two months of marriage the union of the former Kaiser and his bride the former Princess Hermins of Reuss has broken down. A Doom despatch in the Yorkshire Evening News today cites the estrangement.
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London
Kaiser
Princess Hermins of
Reuss
Yorkshire Evening News Today
Walter Davies Freed on Parole After Bank Statement Charge
Walter Davies of this city walked out a free man yesterday after nearly two years in the penitentiary on a charge of falsifying a bank statement. He was greeted by his wife and friends, and the couple returned to their home here. Davies has been paroled and plans to reside locally.
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Ewung
Walter ‘Davies
Davies
Furnace Fire Damages Home on Winckles Street
An overheated furnace at the home of R. E. Gunder on Winckles street caused the fire department to respond at 9 this morning. The floor around a register was on fire and was extinguished with chemicals. Shanghai report notes the death of Paul S. Reinsch, former United States minister to China.
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R. E. Gunder
Winckles Street
Shanghai
Paul
Reinsch
United States
China
Train wreck injures three near Scottsboro
A Southern passenger train from Memphis to Washington derailed near Scottsboro Alabama after a broken rail early today. The engine express mall cars left the rails while the pullman cars stayed on track. Three railroad employees were injured. passengers were uninjured.
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Scottsboro
Ala
Southern
Memphis
Washington
Pittsfieldite Files $50,000 Suit Over Pole Obstruction
Alexis Gibbons, a 12 year old resident of Pittsfield, sues The American Telegraph and Telephone Co for $50,000 claiming a roadside pole near the Oberlin Pittsfield road caused a fatal injury when a November 29 auto crash crushed his right leg requiring amputation. He designates his father Richard Gibbons as next friend. The petition alleges the pole stood ten feet from the fence toward the roadway and the company had no right to use that highway segment, calling the pole an obstruction to traffic.
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Alexis Gibbons
Pittsfield
American Telegraph & Telephone Co
Richard Gibbons
Oberlin-Pittefield
Eight Ku Klux Klan Members Held in New York Arrests
New York January 26 eight Ku Klux Klan members are in custody as authorities pursue further actions following initial arrests in the city. Police indicate ongoing case development and no charges publicly disclosed yet.
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New York
Ku Klux Klan
Nolice
Young thieves confess to garage burglary in Atlanta
In Atlanta on January 26, two boys Leonard Dickson aged 7 and Harry Jackson aged 5 confessed to burglarizing a garage. They reported stealing auto parts valued near $300, loaded the loot on a toy wagon, hid it behind their homes, then returned to police and owners, who chose to forget the incident.
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Atlanta
Jesse James
E.H. Odom
Leonard Dickson
Harry Jackson
Offcers Gaid
Po- Yee
Leo Henke Trial Postponed to Monday
The police court case against Leo Henke for disorderly conduct was continued to next Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock because Henke's attorney was unavailable today.
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Leo Henke
Henke
Toledo Woman Fatally Struck by Truck at Taxi Scene
In Toledo on January 26 Mrs. Susan Claspell died after a truck struck her near a taxi owned and operated by Ray E. Franks. Franks is being held by police as the investigation proceeds.
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Toledo
Susan Claspell
Ray E. Franks
Franks
French Cavalry Riots Spark Ruhr Tension in Germany
Reports from Dusseldorf and Essen describe fresh disorders with injured by French cavalry and German workers walkouts paralyzing rail traffic. Paris and Washington discuss occupation, with British and American officials warning of rising tensions as Germany faces reparations sums and Bavaria declares a state of emergency in Munich.
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Dusseldorf
Paris
Essen
Rhineland
le ‘Tree
Marshal Foch
Raumnetand
Berlin
Intéi
T. Allen
The
Ape
Ruhr
U. S
Eee
Washington
Oceupic
Germany
State Department
Ruher
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Ebort Ssesseg
Hughes
R. W. Boyden
Paket
H .Johnson
California
Army
Navy
San
Boyde
Rations Commission
Henry Lodge
Lodge
Secretary of State
The Labrador Fisherman Story Brings Local Aid Call
An Elyria editorial urges readers to support the Community Chest drive. It recounts Dr. Grenfell’s Labrador tale of a poor man sheltering a sick stranger, illustrating how those with little often give most. The piece appeals for local hearts and funds to sustain communal charities.
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Grenfell
Labrador
Grensked
Dr. Grenfell
Elyria
Community Chest Fund
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Tlemet CI Repushed
Burke
Baling
Wilfred Grenfell
Audi’ ‘Torium
Broad Street
Peter Kolinski
Hay Drive
AIN Workers OF Blow
Hunt
Liquor Toter
Metropolitan Insurance CO
Walter Davies
Furnace
Sueselegraph Co
Reid “Marks
Bavaria
Munich
Rience
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