Sheriff opens campaign against liquor in two raids
Sheriff Clarence E. Adams and deputies conducted two liquor raids, one in Avon and one in Whiskeyville. At Avon, five gallons of alleged whiskey were found at Rosa Boyer’s home and she was fined $200 after pleading guilty. In Whiskeyville, Frank Pruszko wski was arrested for three quarts of alleged liquor and pled not guilty at a preliminary hearing to be tried tomorrow.
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Clarence E. Adams
Lorainempre
Avon
Whiskeyville
Adams
Bob Rogers
Clarence Walkden
Carl Heilman
Henry Brod
Paul McCampbell
Rosa Boyer
J. George
Frank Pruszkowski
Pruszkowski
Justice George
The Unbeaten Trail in Cascade Park Snow
Cascade Park shows a quiet winter scene after a heavy snowfall. The Chronicle-Telegram camera captures an empty park with snow birds in trees, two black bears hibernating, and paths blanketed in white, inviting a winter hike through Elyria’s own undeveloped trail.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Adirondack
Elyria
Thousands Attend Billy Sunday Tabernacle Sermon in Elyria
Two thousand people packed the Billy Sunday tabernacle with hundreds turned away, as Rev William A Sunday preached on What Shall I Do With Jesus and announced future sermons on Mothers and children. Mayor Hewitt and Homer Rodeheaver greeted out of town visitors, and thousands from Elyria joined in reconsecration and church outreach.
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Jesus
Elyria
Ecity
Hewitt
Homer Rodeheaver
Rodeheaver
Rer
Odd Fellow
Lorain County Baptist Young People’s Union
Odd Fellows
Pilate
Bethlehem
Judea
Jesus Christ
God
Cooper Guest of County Tonight in Lorain
Lorain county Republicans host Governor Myers Y. Cooper at the McKinley Day banquet at the Masonic Temple. He will address about 6 30 p m after a 2 p m talk in Columbus and a rapid press to Wellington and Cleveland before returning to Columbus by train. Around 300 to 400 county Republicans attend.
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Lorain
Lorain County
Myers Y. Cooper
Masonic Temple
Columbus
Wellington
Cleveland
Cooper Promises Action on Apple Creek Feeble Minded Institute
COLUMBUS Ohio January 28 The Cooper administration pledged immediate and vigorous action to develop the institution for feeble minded at Apple Creek Wayne County State Welfare Director Griswold and assistant plan to study the situation with state architect Herbert Briggs and welfare engineer John Youngblood Governor Cooper will supervise the Apple Creek proposal There is little chance of moving the site back to Grafton The welfare department relies on an appropriation from the general assembly which is expected to be renewed for Apple Creek The Grafton site was abandoned for lack of water supply
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Cooper
Apple Creek
Wayne County
Griswold
Charles L. Shernwood
Herbert B. Briggs
John B. Youngblood
Billy Sunday Hot Shots in a fiery sermon critique
A series of blistering quotes from Billy Sunday denouncing political and religious enemies. He condemns campaigns in towns, mocks greed and infidelity, and argues for preaching Jesus over politics. He targets public schools and Oberlin while urging unwavering confrontation with the devil.
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Oberlin
Thousands Hear Sermon For Men Only At Tabernacle
Rev William A Sunday drew about 4500 men to a tabernacle sermon on Why Chickens Come Home to Roost while his wife spoke to women at the First M E church Women heard calls to end booze and the double standard of morality The evangelist warned of the physical harm of drunkenness praised prohibition and urged moral living He recalled baseball feats and suggested modern athletes would fail with old equipment in a humorous closing remark
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Elyria
Tabernacle
William A
Billy
Qood, We
Sunday
M. E
Erangelis
Mars
Babe Rath
Sunday Sermon Attacks Evolution at Tabernacle
Evangelist Billy Sunday denounces evolution as a corpse 3000 years old and a tool of modern skeptics. He claims 5000 worshippers at the Tabernacle heard him denounce atheists and defend the Bible, urging readers to doubt secular writers and affirm scriptural truth.
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Tabernacle
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Raphael
Michaelangelo
Praxiteles
United States
Sundar
Golis
Palestine
Babi
Beief
Woman Killed As Auto Clashes And Ditches In Amherst
Mrs. Peter Buchs of Henrietta was killed when her car skidded on icy pavement and overturned in a ditch, pinning the couple beneath. Coroner’s verdict cites broken neck and internal injuries. Husband injured but not seriously. Funeral plans set for Henrietta home and Methodist church.
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Peter Buchs
Henrietta
Myles Perry
Bucks
Henrietta Methodist Church
Leonard
Henrietta Hill
Fred Bauman
Personal Work Discussed by Mrs Sunday at First Methodist
Mrs William A Surdar wife of the noted Evangelist spoke to a capacity audience of women at the First Methodist church Sunday afternoon on Testimonials and Personal Work The meeting drew over fifteen hundred women crowding pews and leaving only a small space for attendants. Mrs Sunday read testimonial letters from cities where her campaign had visited noting post campaign church improvements and ongoing conversions She urged Christians to personally convert others quoting I will be required of the House of Israel to do this thing for them Call Upon Me and I Will show you great and Mighty things you know not of.
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William A. Surdar
Sunday
Elsila
House of Israel
Eleven year old girl is county spelling champion
Lillian Rostkowski an 11 year old Highland school pupil won Lorain county grade school spelling honors at Wellington High school. Vernon Trinter, 10, Brownhelm township, earned second after missing only the champion word but spelling all others correctly. Finalists included top scorers from eighth to fifth grades across the county.
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Highland School
Lorain County
Vernon Trinter
Brownhelm Township
Wellington High School
Rostkowski
Trinter
Miss Rostkowski
Winifred Kleinhans
Penfield Township
Ruth Stock
Belden
Beulah Radcliffe
Pittsfield
Earl Coha
Forty Injured In Train Wreck At TaSalle Street
Chicago report says forty persons were injured when a Rock Island suburban train crashed through a terminal bumper at TaSalle street station. Three passengers Cecelia Rudley Margaret Gelorgis and Margaret Mahon were hospitalized with serious injuries. Engineer James Lorke said brakes failed as the train entered the station. this marked a second suburban crash in two days.
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Chicago
Rock Island
TaSalle Street
Cecelia Rudley
Margaret Gelorgis
Margaret Mahon
LaSalle Street
James Lorke
Ohio Farmer Killed By Train Near Gettysburgh
Benjamin Gibbones 60 a Drake county farmer was killed when his auto was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train at a grade crossing three miles north of Gettysburgh He was returning to his Bradford home Survived by widow two sons Carl Preble county farm agent Harold and a daughter Esther
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Benjamin Gibbones
Drake County
Pennsylvania
Gettysburgh
Bradford
Carl
Preble County
Harold
Esther
Buckley Trial Beging Today in Columbus
Federal court in Columbus opens the Buckley trial with State Treasurer Bert Buckley facing charges of conspiring to offer a bribe. Jurors were completing today as testimony begins after opening statements by Buckley's Dayton and Columbus lawyers. Government attorneys include Haroth E. Man of Cincinnati and Columbus assistant Wr. Bartels.
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Federal Court Room
Columbus
Bert B. Buckley
Buckley
W. B. Turner
Dayton
Henry A. Williams
Conn J. Mattern
Haroth EB
Cincinnati
Wr. Bartels
Man
Buckley Case Delayed as Jurors Question Sentiment
Prospective jurors were asked if they could be fair despite strong feelings in the Buckley case. A letter from the state treasurer’s office about audits was discussed, though not signed by Buckley. Buckley’s wife and daughter attended, while John F. Eckhart of the federal prohibition office was slated as the star witness for the government.
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Williams
May
State Treasurer's Office
Buckler
Buckley. Co
D. Brandenberry
Coolville
Albert Kain
Chillicoths
H. W. Campbell
Willliamsport
Buckley
Robert Brumbaush
Dayton
Two bootleg dens raided by city police squad
Saturday afternoon police arrested ten men in two dens in the Kolopuy Block and on West River Street. Proprieties Chomi and Pelach faced liquor possession charges, with Chomi fined 250 dollars and license suspended, Pelach awaiting trial. Several accomplices received fines or jail time. Chief Stankard hailed the clean-up effort.
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Kolopuy Block
West River and
Woodford Avenue
James A. Hewitt
Chomi
Lcense
Alex Pelack
West River Street
Hewitt
Pelach
Pelack
Joe Veschesnil
Middle Avenue
Joe Kruczyk
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Alex Kristocak
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Afike Rakes
Pete Shedelski
Shedelski
Pelach’s
Chomite
Akron
Paul Miadok
Joe Boros
Paul Barkacs
Earl Cheeney
Broad Street
Joe Stosoisz
Beech Street
L. McGinty
Oberlin
McKinty
Stoscisz
Cheeney
E. J. Stankard
Billy Sanday
Popular Jap Prince Dies
TOKIO Jan 2 Prince Kuni father of Empress Nagako of Japan died here yesterday. He was a popular member of the royal family and served as a staff officer in the Russo Japanese war. During World War I he held a responsible post for the Allies.
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Tokio
Prince Kuni
Nagako
Japan
Allts
Past Exalted Ruler of Elks Found Dead in Fremont
The body of Isaac E. Gusdort, 52, prominent businessman and former Exalted Ruler of Fremont Lodge No. 169, B P O E, was found in his home garage. He apparently suffocated from carbon monoxide while warming his car before leaving to greet his sister Miss Hattie Gusdorf, visiting friends.
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Fremont
Isaac E. Gusdort
Fremost Lodk
Gusdort
Mise Hatt Igusdorf
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