Wood and Shute Tie for British Open Lead in Scotland
E Wood and Denny Shute tied for the lead in the British Open at St Andrews with exactly 292 over four rounds. A playoff will be held tomorrow. Wood shot 75 today after a 68 in the morning, Shute posted four rounds at par. Other scores include Sarazen 293, Cotton 296, Diegel 293, Kirkwood 297.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrews
Scotland
Denny Shute
Columbus
Ohio
Craig Wood
Deal
N. J
Wood
Shute
Gene Sarazen
New York
Henry .Cotton
Belgium
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Mex
You ' Kirkwood
Coral Gables
Pia
Wred Robertson
Two Killed In Plunge Of Train Near Trinidad
A speeding cotton belt freight train from St Louis crashed through a trestle east of Trinidad Texas. Fifteen cars plunged into the treetop ravine killing two men and injuring two others. The dead were Lee Hamilton 20 Payne Springs Texas and Jim Merrell Coracana Texas. Jack Hamilton cousin of Lee and L L Whittick Springfield Missouri were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Tex
St. Louis
Here
Lee Hamilton
Payne Springs
Jim Merrell
Coracana
Jack Hamilton
Young Hamilton
L. L. Whittick
Springeld, Mo
Washington Savings Bank to reopen August first
Washington D. C. July 7 officials announced the reorganized Washington Savings Bank will reopen about August 1. A formal application for permission to reopen was to be presented to the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. H
Washington Savings Bank
Common Pleas Court
15 Year Old Held In County Jail In Attempted Burglary
A 15 year old Cleveland boy is in county jail for investigation in an alleged attempted burglary at Croft's gas station on Stop 100 Oberlin Road around 11 PM yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Paul Chapman leads the case. The gas station window was broken according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Croft
Oberlin Road
Paul Chapman
Manhole Cover Injures Bailiff's Car in Street Accident
An automobile owned by J. C. Jackson, a court bailiff, was damaged yesterday when a manhole cover tipped up and struck the rear brakes as the car passed Sherman street and Cornell avenue, police report says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jackson
Sherman Street
Cornell Avenue
Drilling Machine Hits Traffic Light
A drilling machine moved by H. J. Burkhart struck a traffic light at East River and East Fourth streets around 7 A M today, causing damage, police report. The operator is listed as R. D. N. 1 Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East River
East Fourth Streets
H. J. Burkhart
Lorain
Man Bitten Delivering Papers by Neighbor's Dog
Jack Baldwin of 912 West Avenue was bitten by a neighbor's dog while delivering newspapers. The injury was treated at Memorial Hospital. police were notified of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Baldwin
West Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Court house notes list assault warrant and lawsuits
A warrant for assault and battery against Martin Butler Elyria was sworn by Margaret Jackson in Justice Petro’s court for an incident July 4 during a quarrel with his wife. Amherst Saying and Banking sues John C. Bechtel et al for $922 on promissory notes, foreclosure of Elyria Township property sought. Ann Balko sues Dominic Cerasa and City of Lorain for $10,000 over a May 31 auto collision on Broadway. Al Webber, indicted for embezzling $213 from C. H. Bender last June, was acquitted by a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Butler
Elyria
Margaret Jackson
Joseph Petro
Butler
Amherst Saying and Banking Company
A. Fulton
John C. Bechtel
Elyria Township
Ann Balko
Lorain
Dominic Cerasa
City of
Broadway
al Webber
C. H. Bender
Common Pleas
Assault charges against Lorain men dismissed
Assault charges against William Cecil and Charles Lindner of Lorain were dismissed by Justice Joseph Petro yesterday for want of prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cecil
Charles Lindner
Lorain
Joseph Petro
Bomb damages gasoline station in Cleveland yard
A bomb threw into a gasoline station yard in Cleveland caused a $1,000 wall and building damage. The station was run by Abraham Copperstein. In Kenton Ohio four people were injured when a car overturned near Williamson. One passenger serious, others minor. In Tiffin, the school board rejected funding Catholic parish schools seeking $15,000 yearly, offering to absorb parish students or Calvert High, with term cuts possible to meet a smaller budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Abraham Copperstein
Kenton
Williamson
Neahere
Maria Marx
Nazareth
Elizabeth Marx
Florence Kieppinger
Samuel Marx
Tiffin, O
Tiffin Board of Education
Calvert High School
Governor White appoints Ralph Sugre as Seneca county judge
Columbus July 7 Governor White announced the appointment of Ralph Sugre of Tiffin as Seneca county common pleas judge to succeed the late James H. Platt. Sugre, in his third term as city solicitor, will take the new post immediately and serve until a successor is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
White
Ralph Sugre
Tiffin
Seneca County
Louis ville plant Superior Sheet Steel
Canton Ohio July 7 report notes Louis ville plant Superior Sheet Steel is referenced in a brief item. The fragment suggests industrial activity in the Canton area related to sheet steel production. No further details provided about ownership output or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Louiisville
Superior Sheet Steel
Elrians Attend Dinner at Camp Crag Medina County
Walter Kohn J B Thomas and Frann Hoover led a list of 173 attendees at a Camp Crag dinner in Medina County last evening. The event supported about forty crippled children from Medina Wayne and Lorain Counties and was organized by the Medina Kiwanis Club with Seville Lodi and Wadsworth Rotary Clubs. Miss Eleanor Robwins from Gates Hospital Elyria served as nurse with a guest on vacation. L H Randall Medina Kiwanis president was toastmaster and speakers included Frank Hoover Elyria representing E F Allen. Dr Street crippled children committee chair and Burt Houseman attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kohn
J. B. Thomas
Frann
Hoover
Camp Crag
Medina County
Medina
Wayne
Lorah
Medina Kiwanis Club
Rotary Clubs
Seville
Lodi
Wadsworth
Eleanor Robwins
Gates Hospital
Elyria
Winifred Bowers
Elyria Memorial Hospital
L. H. Randall
Frank Hoover
E. F. Allen
Dr. Street
Crippled Children’s Committee
Burt Houseman
Infant Son of Ferndale Couple Dies in Elyria
Death record notes infant son of Mr and Mrs Jack Rusher of Ferndale Michigan died at Elyria Memorial Hospital on July 2 1922. Mother Mary Keyes formerly of this city is identified as Mrs Rusher.
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Jack Rusher
Ferndale
Michigan
Peter
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Rusher
Mary Keyes
Company raises production and wages at plant
Harry W. Theiss, plant manager, announced the plant reached 100 percent production this week and general labor wages were increased 10 percent. Within the last three weeks the company recalled 150 former employees. In Cincinnati Ohio on July 7 two women and three children from Bowling Green Kentucky narrowly escaped serious injury when their automobile traveling to Rochester Pennsylvania was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Caroline Coburn. The Lebanon, C. area noted the children suffered scalp wounds and arm cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Theiss
Cincinnati
Bowling Green
Rochester
Caroline Coburn
Lebanon
Drowned While Wading In Beaver Creek Springfield Woman Is Killed
Springfield July 7 Mrs Oreta Farmer 26 mother of four was drowned while wading in Beaver Creek. Two of her sisters were rescued by Richard Smart after the three women stepped into deep water. Mrs Farmers children witnessed the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Beaver Creek
Oreta Farmer
Farmer
Richard Smart
Car worker dies from carbon monoxide in garage
Columbus reporter notes Ron Hammons, aged 42, died Thursday from carbon monoxide poisoning while working on his car in his Columbus garage. The incident is recorded as an accidental death with local authorities investigating the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Byron Hammons
New Philadelphia man pleads not guilty to arson and murder
David Muller, 53, a farmer from New Philadelphia, pleaded not guilty today to charges of arson and first degree murder in the slaying of Elijah and Namonia Cramblett, tenants on his farm, and the burning of a neighbor's barn. His trial was set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Philadelphia
David Muller
Giiwore
Elijah
Namonia Cramblett
Monarch Products recalls former workers as plant reopens
TIFFIN O July 7 The Monarch Products Company makers of wagons and wheeled toys today recalled former employees as the plant began operations on a normal basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin O
Monarch Products Company
Fleming and 15 news dealers named in libel suit
Grover W. Fleming editor of the American Examiner and 15 Ash tabula county news dealers were named defendants in a $25,000 libel suit filed in common pleas court at Jefferson Ohio by M. C. Robinson city leader and director of the Ohio Anti-Labor League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, O
Grover W. Fleming
American Examiner
Ashtabula County
Common Pleas
M. C. Robinson
Ohio Anti-Labor League
Elyria Centennial Fest to Decorate and Celebrate
Elyria marks its centennial with a community celebration aimed at restoring faith in the city’s future. Jim Armitage previews a lively program free of long speeches, featuring decorations, music, and a big turnout. The event runs Thursday through Saturday, July 20 to 21 and 2.
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Jim Armitage
Elyria
Ohio
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanie
Elytia
Joe Loftus
Joe
Lorain County School Board
Second Concert By Band To Be Given Saturday
Oberlin Ohio reports the second concert in a band series to be held Saturday at 7:45 on campus under Emil Holz. Harold Hovey conducts the Men of Ohio March and Zampa Overture with Sa fen Se ifranex. Local society notes list residents visiting relatives, traveling to Maine and Indiana, and Oberlin College graduate Lyle Craine visiting from Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Emil Holz
Satraneks
Continent
Zampa
Gerald
Thunder and Blazes
Fueik
Herold
Lis
Amsden
Men of Ohio
Fulmore
eSafranex
Jaernefelt
Sousa
Owen
Men of Ohio Watch
Harold Hovey
Madison White Oak school dismantled under guard
The White Oak school building in Madison township was dismantled today by order of the Madison board of education and under guard of Sheriff Eisenhower. The school had been centralized with the Madison district last year, but Howard Grimm claimed he was employed to teach and kept it open. Half the students attended Grimm, who could not collect his salary and threatened court action.
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Washington C. H. O
White Oak
Madison Township
Madison Board of Education
Ieenhower
Madison
Howard Grimm
White Oak Board
Grimm
Vandals Damage Piney Fork Mine. 50 Men Furloughed
In Steubenville on July 7 a vandal damaged machinery at the Piney Fork coal mine, forcing 50 workers to stay home for a week while repairs are under way. Damages are estimated at 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Piney Fork
Martins Ferry dairy worker questioned in priest hatchet slaying
In Martins Ferry Ohio on July 17 an employee of a local dairy was questioned in connection with the hatchet killing of Rev. Paul Colonis a Greek Catholic priest. Colonis died from wounds after being attacked in the church basement on Saturday. The suspect was seen with the clergyman a few hours before the body was found by parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martins Ferry
Paul Colonis
Colonis
Grooms Pleads Guilty in Mansfield Slaying Case
Clarence Grooms aged 25 admitted manslaughter in the June 7 fatal shooting of 59 year old Thomas Bush and received an indeterminate sentence to Mansfield Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Clarence Grooms
Thomas Bush
Mansfield Reformatory
Farm Worker Chalmer Reeder Dies After Harness Accident
Chalmer Reeder, 44, of a Centerville farm near Dayton, dies en route to a hospital after being entangled in team of horses he was unhitching at the end of the workday. The tragedy occurred late Thursday as the team pulled free and Reeder failed to free himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Centerville
Chalmer Reeder
Reeder
Bucyrus Seeks Federal Aid For Water Main Upgrade
Clity council adopts resolution urging the federal government to grant 73000 dollars to build a new main water line from a reservoir five miles east of Bucyrus to the water works pumping station and to close dead ends in the water system. In a separate fatal crash, Miss Virginia Johnson of Springfield and F Kemper Rankin of South Charleston were killed when an automobile struck a telephone pole on State Route 70 west of Bucyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus, CO
Clity Council
Here
Springfield
Virginia Johnson
F. Kemper Rankin
South Charleston
Johnson
Ben Johnson
Burkett, Former Sheriff, Found Ill After Car Incident
Fremont Ohio July 7 George Burkett 87 of Tiffin an ex sheriff of Seneca county was found by Sheriff Dietz and deputy on a running board of his car after he appeared to have lost consciousness while returning from a Lake Erie cottage. He was taken to a hospital in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
George Burkett
Tiffin
Seneca County
R. Burkett
Lake Erie
Charles Dietg
Dog Billy the school mascot banks a strange balance
In San Francisco Bay View Grammar School Billy the dog has amassed a bank balance of 315 dollars, a figure praised as a notable achievement for a school mascot. After years of attending classes and yard play, he aged and recently collapsed, with a committee appointed to bring him meals daily while authorities observe if age has changed his behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Billy
Bayview Grammar School
Girls imitate Tarzan escape from tree fall
In Hammond Louisiana two girls June Shirley and Elaine Herring climbed a 25 foot tree limb to emulate Tarzan. The limb broke and June plunged to the ground while Elaine held on until rescue. June suffered only a severe shaking up and both decided to stop ape-mas exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Tarzan
Little June Shirley
Elaine Herring
June
Elaine
Social News From Oberlin on July Visits and Holidays
Mr and Mrs Harvey Peabody arrived from Atlanta to stay with his parents in Oberlin. Numerous relatives and friends visited homes around town for Independence Day. Trips to Crystal Beach Cedar Point Wellington and Eaton filled the week as residents hosted guests from Cleveland Elyria Detroit and Lakewood. A North Russia Needle Guild pot luck supper and family gatherings highlighted the holiday period with extended family and visiting cousins noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooky Ranney
Canada
Carrie D. Pease
North “Main Street
Rowe
Indiana
Nellie A. Spore
Hollywood Avenue
H. T. Sunsett
Noblesville
Ind
D. E. White
Cleveland
Lyle Craine
Tokyo
Japan
Oberlin
Oberlin College
C. C. Durand
E. D Durand
Washington, D. C
Miss Day
North Main Street
George Gebhardt
New York
W. G. Caskey
East College Street
Ada Hastings
Wolf Island
Ontario
Rae E. Stewart
James Mickey
Florida
A. A. Wright
Elm Street
Cranbury
N. J
Norman H. Wright
New Oberlin
Harvey Peabody
Atlanta
Wm. Peabody
Marguerite Ware and
Daugter
Cincinnati
Schmitz
Agnes Mitre
Justin
N. Webber
Donald
Crystal Beach
Florence Shafstan
Vivian
Ross Skellinger
Lakewood
Art Falkner
J. Barckley
Christina Barckneck
Cedar Point
Loretta Webbers
Marion
Marie Linden
Eaton
C. Schmitz
G. H. Dion
Tyler Schuster
Ralph
Lawrence Justin
Wellington
Henry Sandrock
North Russia Needle Guild
A. Nolan
Harold
Friend
Henry Miller
Leland Leser
Elyria
Falkner
A Pranitch
A. Martin
Mitro
Elsza Maitro
Earl Dumford
Chicago
Joe Dumford
James A. Hopp
Virginia
Detroit
Hopp
Arthur Falkner
Anna Martino
Andrew
J. Mitro
Nina Silauter
F. J. Schmits
C. F. Bemis
Charity object owner 9200 Tacoma street arrest shocks town
Albert Thompson, who received county aid for eight months at 9200 Tacoma, was arrested after police found 260 in his pockets. The incident raises questions about aid oversight and local welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity Object
Tacoma
Wath
Albert Thompson
Local residents host and visit during a busy Eaton week
Berea visitors gather for Sunday evenings as Mr and Mrs W H Splete entertain, while Mr and Mrs Charles Black return from Chicago World's Fair. Cleveland couples stay with Amanda Garretson and visit the Tite family. Elyria and Lorain guests join King and Ward households as Wild Rose 4 H plans garden trips. Church notices invite all to Sunday services with youth meetings and a focus on spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nemecek
Lorain
Elizabeth Cousins
Vern Cornish
Grafton
H. L. Tite
Ents Scott
Elyria
Roy Ward
Perry Dawley
A. D. Crowell
King
A. A. Paul
Cleveland
Steve Nagy
Paul
Emma Harbash
Nagy
Christine Wenger
Carlton Blaine
Jack Roberts
Brooklyn
New York
Albert Alexander
Joan Malverty
Cleveland Market and Livestock Report Summary
Cleveland markets show butter and eggs steady with slight gains, potatoes firm with Virginia cobblers at 3.00 to 3.25 per unit. Hog receipts 1,100. hogs steady to 10c higher, heavy outfits around 5.00, calves up to 7.00, cattle steady, sheep up to 8.25, poultry mixed with Leghorn and colored breeds around 10-14c, and grain futures led by No. 1 hard wheat near 1.06 with corn about 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Old Roosters
Virginia
U. S
Hacht Run
Springer
Roosters Sc
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginta Cobblers
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cleveland Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Wheat No 2 red 103 104 No 1 red 104 105 Corn No 3 yellow 65 3 4 65 3 4c No 2 yellow 66 3 4 65 7 8 Oats No 3 white 50 3 4 51 1 4 No 2 white 51 1 4 51 3 4 Flour Spring wheat 7 35 7 35 Winter straight 6 80 7 00 Hard winter 7 45 7 63 Others unchanged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago cash quotations butter prices July 7
Chicago market report lists butter receipts at 11,700 pounds unsettled with creamery specials at 251 3 26, extras 25, extra firsts 231 2 24 NC, firsts 22 2 2 3 22c, seconds 19 21c, standards 9, centralized car lots 23e7. Futures and storage standards noted for July and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Four-year-old girl travels alone by bus to visit Brooklyn hosts
Brooklyn welcomed a four year old girl who traveled from an unspecified origin by bus to spend an indefinite visit with Mr and Mrs Albert Alexander on Tuesday. The child arrived alone and was cared for by her hosts during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Albert Alexander
Nations plan currency defense meeting in Paris
Six European gold nations including France Switzerland Belgium Holland Italy and Poland prepare for a critical Paris meeting of national banks. They will organize a campaign to support the gold standard, consider a fund to offset currency fluctuations and discuss a defensive plan against possible currency war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Poland
Paris
New Truths Start As Here Sies And End As Superstitions
A concise reflection notes how new truths emerge from early errors and fade into familiar superstition, highlighting the tension between science and belief.
Farmers Local Markets Beans to Spinach Prices
Listing of fresh produce with bulk and per unit prices. Beans baskets 1-2 buskets green mostly 150 dollars. wax 165. beets per dozen 78 cents. cabbage ~25 lb baskets. carrots per bunch 10 to 12.5 cents. celery baskets 2 chosen bunch thirds 1.75 to 2.00 dollars. cherries 24 qt crates red sour 1.50 to 1.75. currants 12-4 qt crates 1.75. lettuce 10 lb baskets leaf 25 to 35 cents. parsley roots two dozen bunch baskets 60 to 78 cents. radishes 2 dozen baskets red round. spinach 10 lb baskets 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Twin Falls Canal Company declares high water charge collection
The Twin Falls Canal Company boasted that 99 1 2 percent of water maintenance charges are paid despite low spirits. The policy cited is no pay, no water, signaling strict collection for water service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Population gains push Topeka area beyond 1930 census
Topeka Kansas and surrounding areas show a near thousand increase from the 1930 census as a city growth and countywide gains appear in a recent survey. All but three of the twelve townships report population increases, signaling broader regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Daughters Serve as Pallbearers at Glasscock Funeral
In Springfield Missouri five of the deceased Mrs. D L Glasscock’s six daughters acted as pallbearers at the funeral. The service accompanied by local mourners reflected the family’s close ties and community support during the somber ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
D. L. Glasscock
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Sarazen
Diegel
Texas
M. E. Church Parsonage
East Avenue
M. E. Church
Sederis
Western Reserve Finance
O'Donnell's
S Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Ce
Baby Rusher
Armitage
Beulah May
Hastings
Mich
L. H. Trufant
Robert
Gertrude Hunt
Danforth
Maine
Dog
W. H. Splete
Berea
Keith Rice
Eleanor
Rachel
Allen Bernard
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Jas. A. Hewitt
Bank
Epi
We Ua
Betele NC
Uri
Ted
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