Rians Turn Out in Masse To Large Community Picnic
ERMILION July 13 Staff Special Seven hundred people estimated arrived for a community picnic sponsored by the Young Men's Business Club and Shore Electric Railway from Elyria. Four carloads delivered part. nine hundred more expected by car and train to mobile. Band provided music. free rides on a lygo round. Barbers beat Young Business Club in a short baseball game. three-base hit noted. Missing Man identified as Ernest John Carlton Squires awarded an old watch. Swimming and fishing popular. free boats available. children contests judged by William Frank Ellenberger and C Lord. Pleasant weather, ideal dancing later. each family brought picnic lunch and enjoyed a successful event.
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Ermilion
Shore Electric Railway
Elyria
Mobile
Pic
Barbers
Ernest John Carlton Squires
Lake E
Don Sotherdon
William Frank Ellenberger
C. Lord
Rehend ing Youth Missing as Search Continues
A fourteen year old youth is missing after disappearing near a well. Benny, believed to be west of Elyria in Lorain, is a person of interest. In court, a man received alimony of 30 dollars today and 10 dollars weekly until full payment. A contract for a project was awarded to Gwillym Roost and C. W. Wilma to begin work soon.
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Ner Wah
Benny
Elyria
Lorain
Four Men Rob Store on Broad Street
Four men visited the Elyvian Auto Radiator and Lamp Company on Broad Street and stole fourteen dollars in cash after an unsuccessful attempt to sell their product. A small purse and a mower were later found missing. A suspect described as about 35, slender, well dressed, with a cane and a straw hat was noted. Mrs. Fred Papowsky reported the loss.
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Elyvian Auto Radiator and Lamp Company
Broad Street
Fred Papowsky
Mid-summer Convention of the W C T U at Lakeside
The W C T U holds a mid summer convention at Lakeside July 14 16 with delegates from Ohio and other states. Mrs Nellie M Hill County President will attend as Lorain county delegate and speak Friday. She will be hosted by Mrs D Florence state president during the gathering.
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Lakeside
Ohio
Nellie M. Hill
Park Avenue
Lorain County
Odiferous Kitty Detected Between Elyria and Amherst
Bud Smith and Peter DeCosky reported a pole cat seen from their car between Elyria and Amherst. The odor caused alarm and the car occupants were later asked to wash and deodorize the vehicle before returning it to Ed Schwartz, the owner.
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Elyria
Amherst
Bud Smith
Peter DeCouky
Ed Schwartz
Rud
Bootlegger 15 Given S00 Fine
A liquor violator was fined in police court yesterday. E. R. Steri and Tony Ross, arrested July 2, were charged with transporting liquor after offering bonded goods in a Ridgeville store. A pint bottle of whiskey was found in each pocket of the borrowed Cleveland car. Stevie confessed. Ross was freed. Stevie received the maximum fine of 500 dollars plus costs. five dollars covered carrying hootch and 495 for lying. He is jailed for nonpayment. The liquor tested 45 percent alcohol by volume.
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E. R. Steri
Tony Ross
Ridgeville
Clevelland Avenue
Johnson and
Southam
Cleveland
Ross
Steview
A. L.” McGannon
Wm. H. McGannon
France
Stevie
Jones
Curtis
President Wins Fight on Bonus
NS Star Correspondent in Washington reports President Hardings push for deferred action on the soldiers bonus bill faces fierce debate. Republicans in the Senate predict recommittment to the Finance Committee, citing a Curtis poll showing 44 Republicans and 7 Democrats favoring recommittment. Democratic critics, led by Senator Underwood, plan to block Penrose’s motion while shifting leadership to Senators Robinson and Harrison as clashes over the measure intensify.
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N.S. Star
Washington
Hardins
Senate
Finance Committee
Curtis
Wkansas
Harding
Penrose
Arrest Four Lorain Men In Nine-Count Kidnap Case
Lorain police arrested Patrolman Edgar Spore at his Broadway home and charged Steve Mackin Ed McAndrews and Stanley Parsley with kidnapping two detectives Hites and Shaw on the night of June. The detectives were allegedly taken to Mill Hollow and severely beaten.
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Lorain
Edgar Spore
Broadway
Steve Mackin
Ed McAndrews
Stanley Parsley
H. W. Hites
John Shaw
Mill Hollow
Bar Polish Killings Shock Pittsburgh Nightlife
Pittsburgh reporter Ti Salawa, 25, and Stamley Us died after drinking bar polish at a South Side hotel bar. The bartender had finished polishing a bottle when two men entered and helped themselves to a bottle, mistaking it for the drink. Investigators are studying the fatal incident.
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Pittsburgh
Ti Salawa
Stamley
Nine held on multiple charges in police court case
Mackin Mc Andrews and Parsley face nine charges including highway robbery of detectives and pointing loaded weapons. All three pleaded not guilty to some counts and were bound over to common pleas court with bonds up to 2500 dollars. Mackin and Parsley pleaded guilty to assault and battery with fines and county jail terms. Patrolman Spore pled not guilty. preliminary hearing set for July 19 with 2500 dollar bond.
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Mackin
McAndrews
Parsley
Common- Pleas Court
Gality
Steve Mackin
Hites
Shaw
Deniel
Stanley Parsley
Spore
Steel Prices Take a Tumble in Reading
The Reading Iron Company announces a general cut in selling prices for tubular goods nails and bar iron effective immediately marking their third reduction this year. The latest drop ranges from 8 to 12 dollars per ton for oil country and standard pipe about twice the cut made by steel pipe manufacturers.
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Infernational
Reading
Reading Iron Companyr
Thompson seeks $600 judgment against Ohio Casualty
Benjamin Thompson filed suit against Ohio Casualty Insurance for $600 on a theft and fire policy. He states his automobile was stolen and later found burned and asks judgment.
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Benjamin Thompson
Ohio Casualty & Insurance Company
Thompson
Ig Askea
Postmaster Exams Set for Ohio Cities
Examinations for postmaster appointments in Dayton Akron Delphos Dover East Palestine Eaton Middletown Tiffin Van Wert Willard Willoughby and Wilmington will be held August 9 under the United States Civil Service Commission.
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Columbus
Dayton
Akron
Delphos Dover
Palestine
Eaton
Middletown
Tiffin
van Wert
Willard Willoughby
Wilmington
United States Civil Service Commission
Tie Can on Cans Of a Can Dealer Tie Can on Cans Of a Can Dealer
The Bugh and Nye company of Wellington answered a suit by J. B. Robinson claiming 40 dollars for 200 syrup cans. Robinson said 500 cans were agreed at 20 cents each but 300 were paid. The defendants say they bought only as many as they could use and still hold 200 cans for Robinson to claim.
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Bugh and Nye Company
Wellington
J. B. Robinson
Robinson
City Police Chief Skeptical Of Generous Bum Policy
Forty seven transients gathered at the police station after a Monday night article praised the chief for charity. The men believed it was customary to be given a half dollar and sent on their way, but were told they were misinformed and warned not to encroach on the chief’s good nature again.
Final Plans for Ireland Pact Meeting Set for Tomorrow
London July 13 Final plans for the conference between Eamonn De Valera and Premier Lloyd George were completed today after a noon meeting of the Irish delegation. De Valera exchanged messages with Downing Street about arrangements for tomorrow and spent today conferring with Sinn Féin and English political leaders ahead of the talks. The Daily Telegraph warned against undue optimism noting Dublin Sinn Féin and southern unionists avoided definite Ulster terms in earlier talks.
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Itallabar Son
London
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Lloyd George
DeValera
Downing Street
Downing - Street
Glock
Eamonn de ‘Valera
Sinn
Féin
the. Daily
Telegraph
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Ulster
Ronald MacNeil
International News Service
Elyria Legion Seeks Clarification From Harding On Bonus Bill
At a recent American Legion meeting in Elyria the group voted to send a letter to President Harding asking for explanation of his action on the bonus bill. The auditing committee was named to review dues, and Holly Allen was elected quartermaster.
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American Legion
Harding
Harold Birch
Virgil Jasper
George Robson
Holly Allen
Elyria Boys Band Delivers Street Serenades
The Elyria Boys band toured the business district yesterday afternoon delivering performances for the community picnic. Led by Mr. Baird the group rode a small truck through streets stopping to play for workers including those in front of the Chronicle Telegram office on Second Street.
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Elyria
Second Street
Chronicle-Telegram
Baird
Prince of Wales Cancels Engagements Indefinitely
London July 13 The prince of Wales was ordered by physicians to abandon all public engagements for an indeterminate period. The heir to the British throne has been indisposed recently and doctors advised minimal public appearances though the decision to forego engagements was deemed prudent.
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Cinternational
London
Prince of Wales
Court scene as Mrs Kaber collapses during trial
In Cleveland on July 13 Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber, after her trial resumed, sobbed and collapsed in court then fainted. She screamed for her daughter Marian as five officers restrained her amid a chaotic courtroom disturbance.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Catherine Eva. Kaber
Court House
Catherine $ Kaber
Nee Awild
Pac Oak
Marian
Inactivity in Building Trades Costs U S Wages
Daniel Crawford Jr of Philadelphia told the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention that inactivity in building trades cost American labor 3 900 000 900 in wages in the first six months of 1921. He blamed bankers for inflating caused by delayed braking after 1919 20 and said restraint could have limited suffering.
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Chicago
Daniel, Crawford, _Jr
Philadelphia
National association of real_estate boards
Crawford
Brother Charged With Murder After Funeral Tragic Feud
In Sistersville Ohio on July 13 new reports say Anthony Haught, 16, will be arrested and charged with murder after allegedly stabbing his brother Charles Haught three times with a penknife during a dispute that arose while tickling. Charles died at Wheeling hospital.
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Cuinternational
Sistersville
Charles Haught
Anthony Haught
Wheeling
Automobiles in Two Collisions Reported on Cheapelde Avenue
Two automobile collisions occurred over the last two days on Cheapelde avenue. Vehicles belonging to B. A. Mason and A. G. Campbell, both of Cleveland, were involved in one crash. A Nichols of LaGrange drove a car that collided with a vehicle driven by H. O. Welliger, with both cars badly damaged.
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Cheapelde
B. A. Mason
A. G. Campbdell
Cleveland
A. Nichols
LaGrange
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