Injuries Fatal to LaGrange Farmer James Denham
James W Denham a La Grange farmer died after a farm accident while operating a wheat binder. A frightened horse caused the machine to drag him as he attempted to restrain the animal. He died en route to the hospital. Funeral services are planned at his home with burial in La Grange cemetery.
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Whito
James W Denham
la Grange
Denham
Taylor Funeral
Toutsaay
Merri Heath
Edson
Walter
Elsie
Ruth
Maude
Truman
Virgil Jump
Improvements at Elyria School Buildings Progress
Summer repair work at Elyria schools nears completion. Superintendent John R Wilmot reports exterior painting finished at Hamilton, McKinley exterior underway, Franklin interior and exterior painting due next week, Garford exterior painting continuing. High school gym floor pour progresses, new boiler installation at Gates set to start soon.
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Elyria
John R Wilmot
Hamilton
McKinley
Franklin School
Garford School
Garford
Whick
Gates
Accident Fatal To Detective in Columbus
Thomas H. Day a 45 year old detective died when his car collided with another carrying a prisoner. The Pennsylvania driver John Iverson 18 was charged with manslaughter and held on a $5 000 bond.
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Columbus
Thomas H. Day
John Iverson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Iverson
Alleged Liquor Dealer To Face Murder Charge
Cleveland July Joan Farah 26 allegedly faces first degree murder arraignment over the killing of Lawrence Akron Larry Rubin.
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Cleveland. O
Joan Farah
Lawrence Akron
Larry Rubin
Weather Forecast for Ohio and Nearby Areas
Generally fair tonight and Thursday with a slight chance of showers in extreme eastern portions Thursday. Cooler tonight with readings near 38 to 42 in listed locations and a drop from today’s highs.
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Ohio
Must Register Before July 21st for Primary Election
Election board officials announced that unaffiliated voters must register at the board on or before July 21 to vote in the August 11 primary. Those registered since last October need not re register. Voters who moved since last registering should report address changes to the board.
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Board of Elections
Election Board
Moratorium touted to ease postwar burden and unify Europe
Washington reports a war debt holiday may boost world unity and reduce armaments. Officials cite European conferences, notably London, and see Secretary Stimson and Secretary Mellon as key salesmen. Mellon has secured France's acceptance of the plan, while Stimson travels through Italy, France, Germany, and Britain to gauge disarmament talks for next February. The Franco Italian naval dispute remains the main hurdle to disarmament, with technical issues blamed as cover for political chill. Hoover seeks progress toward a Geneva conference next year, though practical steps have been limited.
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Washington
Europe
Hoover
London
Stimson
Treasury Mellon
Mellon
France
United States
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Rome
Paris
Mrs Hoover To Dedicate Akron Dirigible
Mrs Herbert Hoover will dedicate the Navy dirigible Akron now under construction at the Goodyear Zeppelin works in Akron Ohio on August 8 the White House announced yesterday The event marks a high profile official ceremony with the First Lady as guest of honor at the navy airship project in Ohio
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Akron
Goodyear Zeppelin Works
Ohio
White House
Red Cross declines aid for Pennsylvania miners
Judge John Barton Payne head of the American Red Cross announced the organization would not provide relief to Pennsylvania coal miners, citing a policy to assist only in cases of catastrophe. The statement followed a request from Governor Pincher of Pennsylvania for aid.
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RED Cross
Pennsylvania
Washington
John Barton Payne
American Red Cross
Pincher
Contractor beaten by trio in Cleveland labor dispute
Joseph Kahl, 37, head of Joseph Kall & Jackson Co and Fairview Village sewer contractor, was beaten on the head with a gas pipe at his home in Cleveland. He is in serious condition as police suspect the assault arose from contractor competition or labor troubles.
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Cleveland, O
Joseph Kahl
Fairview Village
Joseph Kall & Jackson Co
June Vehicle Sales In Lorain County Decline From Year Ago
Miss Genevieve Darcy of the auto bill-of-sale department reports Lorain county dealers sold 168 passenger cars and 15 trucks in June, down from 255 cars and 27 trucks a year earlier, reflecting a weaker month for new vehicle sales.
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Lorain County
Genevieve Darcy
Auto Bill
National Air Tour arrives in Columbus after overnight stay
The National Air Tour field of 30 planes, led by James H. Smart, landed at Port Columbus at 10:09 A M with Harry Russell following a minute later as the group continues from Wheeling W Va After a Chamber of Commerce luncheon the fliers planned to depart for Huntington Va An earlier incident saw Charles Sage's plane crash during takeoff at Martins Ferry injuring the pilot Springfield Mass Granville was hospitalized in Wheeling with appendicitis and James Doolittle, the tour referee who crashed in Pittsburgh, was expected to rejoin later.
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James H. Smart
Harry Russell
Port Columbus
Russell
Wheeling
Www
Chamber of Commerce
Huntington
Granville
Springfield
Mass
James Doolittle
Pittsburgh
Germany levies on business to protect credit
President Hindenburg issues an emergency decree under Article 48 to require major firms with property over 5 million Marks to provide guarantees for German credit. The plan allows up to 30.9 million Marks in guarantees for Reich Gold Discount Bank debts and German credit protection contracts, with the Bank of Industrial Debentures as trustee. It formalizes last night's pledge by leading German firms to guarantee up to 500 million Marks for the Reich’s debts.
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Bulletin
Berlin
Paul von Hindenburg
Reich Gold Discount Bank
Bank of Industrial Debentures
Dawes
Reich
Pastor Pleads Not Guilty In Embezzlement Case
Rev Kalassay pleaded not guilty after arraignment before Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson. Bond set at 5000 pending trial. Charged with embezzling guardianship funds of Louis and Julia Toth totaling 2983.
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Rev. Alexander
Wkalasay
Common Pleas
W. B Thompson
Rev. Kalassay
Louis
Julia Toth
State Representative Hubert S. Marshall Dies Noted Politician
In Cincinnati Ohio on July 8 Hubert S. Marshall aged 67, Republican state representative, was reported seriously ill at his home with heart disease and a nervous breakdown attributed to legislative session strain. Marshall also serves as international secretary treasurer of the Horseshoers Union.
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Cincinnati. O
Hubert S. Marshall
Marshall
The
Horseshoers Union
32 Boys To Meet Wits In National Intelligence Test
Thirty-two Lorain County high school boys will gather at the Lisra High School plant on Sixth Street at 9 am tomorrow to compete in the national intelligence contest. Elyria section sponsored by The Chronicle Telegram offers trips to Italy for six winners. Registration closed with list including Jay Howenstine Elyria and many others from Elyria Amherst Wellington Grafton and nearby towns.
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Lorain County
Lincoln School
Lisra High School
Sixth Street
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Sia
Italy
Central Press Association
Jay Howenstine
Park Avenue
Leroy Rahl
Pearl Street
Amherst
Willam Witt
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elria
Don Strock
Sanford Finger
Denison Avenue
Vernon Bell
Cambridge Street
Richard Kreps
Gilbert Rudin
East Avenue
Decree Baker
Kenyon Avenue
Alton Taft
Lake Avenue
Fred Culp
Cornell Avenue
Linvria
Robert Sweet
North Olmsted
Donald Ferrell
Wheeling Avenue
Wellington
Walter Sandrock
Grafton
John J. Portman, Jr
Wayne Burdue
Stanford Avenue
Eduard MacDowell
West Avenue
Elsria
Fred MacDowell
Blake Eglin
Longford Avenue
Jesse Skinletz
Woodford Avenue
Elvria
Herbert Walker
St. Clair Avenue
Earl Chester
Lodi Street
William J. Ciehan
Alfred L. Booth
Gates Avenue
Albert Berson
Eloria
Cloud Dake Gull
Earl Court
Harold F. Weiland
Huron Street
Rocco Trombetta
Eighteenth Street
Josef Kalapos
Franklin Avenue
Clsria
Everett Hales
Columbia Station
R. D
E. Rovert Carek
Lorain
Robert L. Kaiser
East Eighth Street
Rockefeller at 92 Looks Toward Century Milestone
John D Rockefeller Sr celebrates his 92nd birthday at Pocantico Hills estate in Tarrytown area and plans to live to 100. The Standard Oil founder rose from farm boy to a vast monopoly, guards privacy with private police, plays golf, and enjoys a simple routine with dimes for guests.
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United Press
Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Moravia
Pocantico Hills
Standard Oil Corporation
Rockefeller
Rochefeller
Poison liquor kills three in Brockton area
In Brockton Massachusetts three people died after consuming poison liquor, with an unemployed shoe worker Dominick Desormiers, 34, arrested at Brockton Hospital and to be charged with at least three counts of murder. Victims include Mrs Annie Jacobs, 39, George Davidson, 56, and John F. Blake, 65, with a fourth absorber dying or near death and others sought. Police fear the death toll could rise until the source is found.
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Brockton
Mass
Dominick Desormiers
Brockton Hospital
Winfield M. Wilbur
Annie Jacobs
George Davidson
John FE. Blake
West Bridgewater
Eaward
Liosd Deane
Edward Sullivan
Deane
Jacobs
Davidson
Sixty Nations Sign Kellogg Treaty in London
In London in July, Arthur Henderson announced in the House of Commons that out of 66 nations invited to sign the Kellogg Treaty renouncing war, only six have not acted. The nonparticipants are Argentina Bolivia Brazil Ecuador Salvador and Uruguay, all Latin American states.
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London
United States
Arthur Henderson
House of Commons
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Ecuador
Salvador
Uruguay
Elyria Cleansed of Contagion as Half-Year Health Report
Elyria records show near total absence of contagious disease in the first half of 1923 led by Dr. G B French. Only one week posted no contagion cards, while deaths rose by 13 from the prior year due to accidents and aging. Health officials warn of potential typhoid risk during vacations and anticipate possible measles epidemics later in the year.
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Elyna
G. B French
French
Elyria
Elyria Township
Carlisle Township
Ridgeville
Wrench
Elyra
Lake Erie
Health Department
Freneh
Two Flyers Near Death After Adrian Plane Crash
Adrian Michigan July reports two pilots in a serious condition after a plane crash near Lenawee county farm. Leon Twood 24 and Victor Tidsnet 22, both semi conscious, remained in hospital as investigators sought the cause of the accident.
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Adrian
Lenawee County
Leon Twood
R. Hood
Victor Tidsnet
Lenta Bassett
Merit Basis for Paying Russian Miners Ordered
A Soviet order directed the Donetz Basin coal fields to shift to merit based pay and piece work. Premier Stalin along with Vychaslas and Serge Ordjonikidze announced the drastic program to reward better qualified miners while wages rise overall, ending egalitarian pay.
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Moscow
Donetz Batin
Jove V Stalin
Viacheslas
Serge Ordjonikidze
Fportt
Barnes trial over manslaughter urged in Ohio murder case
A jury of eight women and four men deliberated on Henry Barnes for second degree murder in the May 30 killing of Nellie Shindler during a drunken domestic dispute. Barnes testified intoxication prevented intent, while prosecutors urged a verdict of guilty as charged. Dave Wava Shindler, 18, testified that her mother challenged Barnes to follow through on a threat to shoot her.
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Henry Barnes
Nellie Shindler
Sheffield Lake
Dave Wava Shindler
Barnes
Wava Shindler
McDonald Sues Meyer For $30,000
T F McDonald former president of Port City Mortgage Company Lorain files three lawsuits in common pleas court against J J Meyer for 30000 damages each. McDonald alleges Meyer swore to warrants in Lorain Municipal Court charging embezzlement. McDonald spent about 17 hours in Lorain city jail after the charges. the actions date to July 12 1930. McDonald had previously been indicted for embezzlement but was acquitted in common pleas court.
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Common Pleas Court
T. F. McDonald
Port City Mortgage Company
Lorain
Agaist
J. J. Meyer
McDonald
Meyer
Lorain City
Port Cir Mortgage Company
Common Pleas
Four Yeggs Get $12,000 From Ind. Bank
Four bandits robbed the Hartford City Bank in Indiana taking $12,000 from teller cages. The president James Cronin Jr was shot at but not hit, then Cronin and staff were moved to the rear. The robbery focused on cages with no vault access pursued.
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Yeggs
Ind. Bank
Hartford City
Ind
Hartford City Bank
James Cronin, Jr
Cronin
Fliers Robbins and Jones Launch Nonstop Pacific Bid
Vancouver and Seattle reports chronicle Reynald Robbins and Harol d Jones taking off in the Fort Worth monoplane for a possible first non stop U S to Japan flight aimed at a $25 000 prize. They plan refueling at Fairbanks Nome and expect to reach Tokio in about 55 hours amid good weather and fuel efficiency notes.
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Seattle
Reginald Robbins
H. S. Jones
Tokio
Fairbanks
Alaska
Nick Greener
Jim Mattern
Pacific
Robins
Jones
Fort Worth
Nome
Orient
United States
Japan
Forth Worth
Robbins
Here
Washington Athletic Club
Fiers
Prisoners Ordered to Wear Stripes in Norwalk Work
Major Cort M. Schock ordered city jail prisoners to wear stripes while working on city jobs to distinguish them from ordinary workmen. The plan aims to prevent confusion on worksites and enforce clear identification for those under city detention.
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Norwalk
Cort M. Schock
Gun Accident Fatal Near Steubenville
Mrs. Lucretia Myhytiak of Wolfe Bur. died in a Steubenville hospital from shotgun wounds after Tuesday accident when her son John 20 accidentally discharged a display gun at a family reunion. The incident occurred near here at about 4 p.m. local time.
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Steubenville
Lucretia Myhytiak
Wolfe
Steubenvills
Sim. John
Wanted ice boxes baby buggies for cash sale
Advert says ice boxes and baby buggies were quickly sold for cash and many disappointed buyers. Seeks supply of ice boxes baby buggies or other household goods for sale tomorrow. Encourages readers to advertise today and prepare cash.
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Zep
Gold Coast Society
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Potter Palmer
Oakleigh Thorne Lewis
Philip Chancellor
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North Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Laurence
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Davie Rockefeller
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Singer
Grace Moore
Metropolitan Opera
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