Mayor Jones Praises Elyria Police While Attacking Opponent
Mayor Asaph R. Jones complimented Police Chief Stankard and Elyria officers for vigilance in liquor law enforcement and denounced claims the city is wide open. He discussed bootlegging case against Mary Horvath with a $500 fine and defended the police as upholding strict enforcement.
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Asaph R. Jones
Stankard
Elyria
Mary Horvath
Jones
Police Artment
Olient
George How UK backs Harding plan for disarmament conference
London premier George pledges British empire support for President Harding's call for a great international conference on broad issues and armament cuts. He welcomes the initiative, cites U.S. leadership, and notes Britain will aid with liberal spirit. U.S. views on the Pacific praised. In Washington Senator Lodge backs a disarmament conference and proposes naval armament cuts as a first step.
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Newton C. Parker
U. S
London
Lford George
House of Commons
British Empire
Harding
United States
America
Britain
Members of
Commons
U.S
Pacific
Washington
Senator Lodger
Massachusetts
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Senator Lodge
Elyria Girl Still Has Penny In Stomach
Miss Elsie Brotherton of 307 Clark Avenue swallowed a penny and on Wednesday evening the coin remained in her stomach. An X ray showed the penny, and doctors are attempting to dislodge it but progress is slow.
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Elsie Brotherton
Clark Avenue
Community Picnic Plans and Ticket Details
The notice outlines arrangements for a July 10 community picnic with events organized by the Young Men's club. Tickets at 2.20 buy admission for self and family, with free dancing, bathing, boats, and a merry-go-round. Transportation available via Lake Shore Electric and local stores. Public sale and pickup points listed. details continued on Page Two.
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Anea
Lake Shore Electric
Lod Street
Etoria
College
Nash Boat House
Lorain County Electric Co
Taft Sworn In as Chief Justice of U S Supreme Court
Washington July 11 ex President William Howard Taft became chief justice today taking oath in a small informal ceremony in the office of Attorney General Daugherty.
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International News Service
Washington
William Howard
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Daugherty
George Haruska Found Guilty of Disorderly Conduct
George Haruska of 3 Woodford Avenue pled guilty to a disorderly conduct charge in a mayor's court. He was arrested at his wife’s request who later paid the fine. The report notes a chronic grouch from an overdose of dandelion wine and describes him as a good man who was let down easy.
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George Haruska
Woodford Avenue
Haruska
Boys Break Window at Carl Drake's Store
Several youths damaged the shop window of Carl Drake last evening when a scuffle spilled onto the street. Police reported the incident and the boys agreed to compensate for the damage.
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Carl Drake
Car stolen in weekend. hand-car found, search to follow
Gabriel Bathory reported to police that his car was stolen over the weekend. A chief examiner noted the vehicle is a hand-car and Stankard announced a city wide search for the missing vehicle. Gabriel resides at 239 Lei.
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Gabriel Bathory
Cruss
Stankard
Gabriel
239
Lei
Armistice in Effect as Riots Rage Across Ireland
Irish armistice goes into effect at noon but violence erupts in Belfast and Dublin. Rioting wounds several and halts traffic as crowds clash amid ongoing turmoil. London reports Sinn Fein leader De Valera to visit for peace talks, with King George signaling effort toward settlement.
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William L. Malpabar
S. Sagary
London
Eemoma de Valera
King George
Guernsey
Dublin
Republ
Irel
Ireland
Life-long La Grange resident T L Gott dies at 70
T L Gott, life-long LaGrange resident, died at home Sunday morning at age 70. Born February 13 185, he married Adelaide Richmond in 1881 and is survived by his widow. He was a well known church member and funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM from the Seventh Day Adventist church where he belonged for many years.
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TL. Gott
LA Grange
T. L- Gott
LaGrange
Adelaid
Richmond
Seventh - Day- Adventist Church, ‘of
Officers arrest quartet amid weekend New York detainments
Four men including Chas Donner Steve Evans Will Lapp and Gust Grossman were arrested Saturday evening by New York Central detectives. The incident and the identities of the detainees surface as authorities report a roving operation in the city.
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Chas
Donner
Steve Evans
Will Lapp
Gust Grossman
New York
Central
Oo' S Sox
Malemil Calman Buys Lorain Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram of Lorain reports Emil Calman, after six months with The Chronicle Telegram, bought the Lorain County Printing and Publishing Co. He will run the Lorain publication and is praised as an experienced newspaper man likely to boost its circulation and influence.
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Lorain
Four Injured In Auto At Akron Roadside
Charles Adams and his family of 101 Dennison Avenue escaped serious harm when their car overturned about a mile beyond Brecksville on Sunday morning while heading to Akron. The rear wheel hit a rut, the car skidded, overturned, trapping the family. Helen Adams, 11, suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and was taken to St. Alexis Hospital in Cleveland. Charles Adams and others had bruises and a neck injury, but all survived with luck. The wrecked auto will be out of service for some time.
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Chas. Wa
Adams
Dennison - “Avenue
Akron
Brecksville
Helen
St. Alexis
Cleveland
Anbruises
Teg
Sime
Typhoid claims life of Elyrian Ira Bainbridge at 24
Funeral arrangements follow at his home on Harvard Avenue with Reverend W L Burner to lead services. Bainbridge, general foreman at General Phonograph Co for sixteen years, died after a four week illness. Survived by wife, son Robert, parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bainbridge, brother Judson, sister Elia. father hospitalized after a broken leg. Interment at Fields Cemetery, Ridgeville.
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Gainbridge
Harvard Avenue
W. L. Burner
Church of Christ
Fields
Fields, Corners
Bainbridge
General Phonograph Co
North Eaton
Robert
Robert Ainbridge
Judson
Ridgeville
Elia
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Man denies burning dog in Clark Street furnace claim
Chronicle Telegram received a telephone refutation from a Clark Street man who alleged a dog had died and lay on the street for two days before a resident reported the incident. An officer arrived to find no dog present. Residents recall a late night noise and disturbance surrounding the incident.
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Clark Street
Accused Woman Eva Kaber Denies Poison Plot in Cleveland Case
Catherine Eva Raber faces charges of attempting to poison her wealthy husband Daniel Kaber publisher in Cleveland. The defense hailed a victory as the state withdrew the first count. Raber admitted under police questioning the truth of statements by Urban Di Corpo, one of her alleged lovers, that she urged him to kill Kaber.
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Catherine
Eva Kabér
Daniel Kaber
Cleveland
Kaber
Salvatoré Cale
Phos
Calabad
Beeen
Cleveland “Police
New York
Mooney
Catherine Eva
Raber
Urban di Corpo
World's Largest Shoe On Exhibit At Elyria Store
The Newark Shoe Store displays a reportedly oversized shoe said to be worn by a Florida woman from the Everglades region. The wearer stood seven feet six inches tall, making her among the world’s largest women. The shoe, found by R C Bowers in a Florida deserted house, measures over seventeen inches from toe to heel and features a blunt toe that extends beyond the foot.
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Newark
Piverglades
Florida
R_ C. Bowers
Wilds
Bowers
Stork Leads Grim Reaper as Births Far Outpace Deaths
The stork recorded 207 births in the first six months, while deaths reached 147, nearly half of births. January through June saw births and deaths across several months with inconsistent spellings in the report.
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STORK
Grim -Reaper
Seven Bicycles Stolen Here in Week
Police report seven bicycles stolen in the city this week. Several boys and groups of youths have been arrested on suspicion, but no charges have been filed. Thieves are believed to be familiar with the owner’s routines and to move the cycles through an organized network.
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Bierelece
Four Elyria youths survive five story elevator plunge
Four Elyria youths rode a freight and passenger elevator intended for hauling goods when it dropped five stories. Louis Young Harold Bennett C. S. Buswell and H. M. Courter escaped with injuries. Bennett suffered a compound fracture in both ankles while Young Buswell Courter endured bruises as officials investigated the accident.
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Elyria
Harold Bennett
Louis Young
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George
League For World Disarmament
Senate
Penny
Acurate
Zram
Loomis Book Store
Wilder’s Smoke House
Leedale & Shafer’s
W.H. Taft
Belfast
Sta. Balances
Malemil Calman
the Chronicle-Telegram
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Ira Bainbridge
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