Warrant Issued in Mattapan Case of Edith Green Death
Boston police report dismembered body of 18 year old Edith Louise Green found in Mattapan. Dr Thomas E Walsh and wife charged with murder after James Vincent Ford confession that he helped in an illegal operation. Ford said Mrs Walsh knew of the case and Mrs Walsh commented on the situation.
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Boston
Edith Louise Green
Mattapan
Thomas E. Walsh
Crowley
Munnicips
Edith Louise Ateen
Tod
Michael A. Crowley
James Vincent Ford
Misgs Green
Ford
Minister speaks on America and her ideals in Lorain
Rev. F. P. George of Lancaster Ohio addressed a large crowd at the Lorain court house last night speaking on America and her ideals. He urged vigilance against internal and external threats to Americanism, attacked sensational magazines and racy films, and urged preservation of the Constitution public schools and the Bible. He praised American virtues and appealed for steadfast support of these ideals.
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F. P. George
Lancaster
Ohio
Lorain Coart House
America
Moving Pictures
George
Charleston
Reifeht
Rea- Rap
The
Kian
Calcutta Riots Leave Four Dead and Dozens Hurt
Four persons were killed and more than fifty injured in Calcutta as Hindu and Muslim communities clashed after a Hindu procession passed a mosque. The riot erupted in the early afternoon and spread through the surrounding areas amid chaotic scenes.
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Calcutta
Agaite Dlay
Sweden’s Queen Victoria Taken Ill With Heart Ailment
London dispatch reports Queen Victoria of Sweden is seriously ill as condition worsened today in Stockholm. The monarch is said to be suffering from a heart affection, prompting concern from the Swedish court and international observers.
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Sweden
London
Victoria
Stockholm
Four Bandits Steal Silks From Dyeing Company
Four masked bandits bound and gagged the watchman at Famous Piece Dyeing & Finishing Co and escaped with silk valued between $3,000 and $10,000 in Pagmarua.
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Pagmarua
Aca
Joey Jr
Piece Dyeing & Finishing Company
Camping Trip Ends in Tragic Drowning near Marietta
In Toronto Ohio, four year old Robert Lee Smith died after drowning while camping on the Muskingum river. Searchers recovered the body after a night of river dragging as 14 Toronto families began their return home. The boy vanished while playing near shallow water as parents prepared supper during a weeklong fishing outing.
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Mariatta
Muskingum River
Robert Lee Smith
Walter Smith
Toronto
Ohio
Hea
Tagore Says His Life Near End in Europe Visit
Tagore Nabindranath Tagore, noted Indian poet and philosopher, told reporters near Vienna that he felt the end of his life was near. He said heart trouble troubled him and that he went to Europe to consult specialists.
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Tagore
Vienna
Nabindranth Tagore
India
Europe
Farmer Exds. Live Reynoldsburg Tragedy Report
John Jones aged 40 died from a gunshot wound described as self inflicted amid personal crisis. The coroner’s report cites despondency as the apparent cause. A sale bulletin notes the incident occurred in Reynoldsburg during July.
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Reynoldsburg
John Jones
Corone
Missing Detroiter in Elks Balloon Race Sparks Federal Search
Chicago officials seek army and navy aid to locate the Detroiter entry of the Detroit lying society in the Elks national balloon race. Thomas Wolfe calls a meeting to urge federal authorities to begin a search as the craft remains missing for about forty eight hours with figures Guy Guernsey and William McFarland involved.
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Chicago
Army
Navy
Washington
Detroit Lying Society
Thomas Wolfe
Chicago Association of Commerce Committee On Aviation
Guy Guernsey
Elka Committee
William P.mcfarland
Chicago Aeronautic Society
Court Adjou rns as April term slows to few trials
There are few new cases filed and the April 1 term is largely done for jury trials. One judge remains for equity matters and motions while trial work is idle. Clerks catch up on backlogged work and the sheriff’s office enters a slack period with fewer papers to serve and patrols focusing on reducing speeding arrests.
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Sheriff's Office
Suit 9 Filed for 5400 Damages in North Ridgeville Crash
Virgil Marshall files a 5450 damages suit in common pleas court alleging negligent operation by Anthony Orlowski of Buffalo New York after a July 11 collision in North Ridgeville left Marshall seriously injured and his car wrecked.
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Court of Common Pleas
North Ridgeville
Virgil Marshall
Anthony Orlowski
Buffalo
New York
Tr ix
Marshall Auto
Lorain Man Fined In Disorderly Conduct Charge
Perry Shaner of Lorain was fined $5 and costs in police court this morning on a disorderly conduct charge brought by W. M. Olsen. Olsen said Shaner, intoxicated, jumped on his running board after Olsen tried to avoid him on Lodi street and demanded a ride to Lorain, conduct described as loud and boisterous.
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Perry Shaner
East 30Th Street
Lorain
W. M. Olsen
155
West Street
Olsen
Shaner
Lodi Street
Police exonerate driver of truck in Dallas crash
Police exonerated the truck driver after an investigation found a pedestrian, Chas Yukas, collided with the vehicle yesterday on Mechanic Street injuring his leg. Police chief E. J. Stankara said the runner caused the accident.
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Dames
Dallas
Mechanic ‘Street
Chas
Yukas
Fhe
E. J. J Stankara
Bullets Rain on Broadway Wounding Six Bystanders
New York reports Glen Miller a Buffalo youth alleged gunman who tried a restaurant hold up on Broadway. He was captured after a gun battle with police. bystanders including Edith Argus and Della Susal were wounded as crowds fled. Miller remained hospitalized in serious condition with four bullets in his body.
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New York
Glen Miller
Buffalo
N. Y
Broadway
Polyclinic Hospital
Miller
Maloney
Niley Benson
Chase the- San
Flander
Woman jailed for contempt over brass lamp dispute
Blanche Stoney of 310 Ninth Street sits in county jail after refusing to surrender an old brass lamp in a divorce dispute with Alfred Stoney. Judge W B Thompson sentenced her to five days for contempt, after she admitted the lamp was in Cleveland but would not surrender. She fainted before sentencing but later entered her cell and vowed to fight.
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Blanche’ Stoney
Ninth Street
W. B. Thompson
Alfred Stoney
Cleveland
Lhfe
Pleads Not Guilty To Liquor Charge
Edward Godfrey of 420 14th Street faced police court arraignment on a liquor transportation charge. He pleaded not guilty but admitted a pint of liquor was in his car when nabbed on North Street last night. Mayor Harry Hinkson slated a hearing at 7 pm tonight.
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Edward Godfrey
14Th Street
Godfrey
North Street
Harry Hinkson
Bank Robbers Association Organized, Says Laniyer
Denver July 15 Delegates at the American Bat Association convention discussed Oscar Carlstrom attorney general of Illinois who charged the Bank Robbers Association of America exists in the United States. The group allegedly protects members, aids escapes, and has headquarters in Syracuse New York with parallels to bootlegging gang networks in Chicago.
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Denver
American Bat ‘Association
Oscar’ Carlstrom
Torney General
Illinois
Carlstiém
United States
Bank Robbers Association of ‘America
East
Ar Rabbee
Sadi Ae Firat
Me United
Stdtem
Pan Organization
Thei
Vartatrom
Syracuse
N.Y
Chicago
Voters to register before August primaries in Elyria
Lorain county Board of Elections sets registration before the August primaries in Elyria. Voters who did not register in 1924 or newly eligible may sign up at 38 precinct booths, date likely the Monday before the primaries, August 3. Transfers allowed for movers. estimated eligible voters range from one to ten thousand.
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Lorain County
Board of Elections
Elyria
Young Lad Injured In Yard Fractured Leg
Four year old James Guthrie of 30 Glair Street was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital after a bicycle accident in his front yard. He sustained a fractured left leg when a bicycle rider lost control and struck him.
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James Guthrie
J. B. Galthrie
St Glair Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
yesta+ fay
Little Lad
X Neyele
Governor Ferguson in Train Crash Ends in Engineer Death
Governor Miriam Ferguson was shaken but unharmed when her Santa Fe train struck an open switch and collided with a freight train near Temple Texas at 2 a.m. The engineer G W Chew of Clethurpe died in the wreck and the fireman sustained serious injuries while several others were hurt.
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Temple
G. W. Chew
Clethurpe
Final Tribute GAA to Week Final Tribute GAA to Week
West Wheaton Mass July 16 Under military guard the rise of John A W Weeks former secretary of war lay in state in the First Unitarian church here today while hundreds of persons including officials of state and nation filed by slowly in a final tribute The body bore from Sinclair Weeks home son of the former war department chief to the church shortly after ten o clock this morning by eight stalwarts from the Thirteenth U S Infantry and a military guard of honor of 22 accompanied it Funeral services will be conducted from the church this afternoon without ostentation following which the body will be taken to Mt Auburn cemetery for cremation and temporary burial Later the ashes will be removed to the national cemetery at Arlington Va for final disposition Honorary pallbearers announced included Major General J G Charborde Retired Senator William M Butler of Mass Senator F W H Gilette of Bass jov Alvan Tuller William H H Coolidge Senator George Kinsen of New Hampshire General J T Hines chief of staff S A Attorney General J Sugent Postmaster General New Secretary of Labor Janey Davis and Secretary of War Dwight Davis
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West Wheaton
Mass
John AW. Weeks
Péreona
Sinclair Weeks
War Department
U. S. Infantry
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
J. G. Dharbord
William M. Butter
F. WH. Gillet
Bass
Alvan
T. Tuller
William HH. Coolidge
George Kinsen
New Hampshire
J. Hines
Staf
S.A
J. Sugent
New
Janey Davis
Dwight Davis
Erieside Bible Conference Opens Friday in Willoughby
Annual meeting of the Erieside Bible Conference opens in Willoughby on Friday. A program features several prominent speakers. A number of Elyria residents typically attend the event.
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Erieside Bible Conference
Willoughby
Elyria
Power House Men Join Strike at Interborough Plant
New York July 15. Sixty two power house men from one Interborough plant joined strike headquarters and signed up with motormen and elevator men who walked out over a week ago. The addition brings strikers from one plant to seven. The strikers say forty two comrades would not meet for the midnight shift.
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New York
Interborough
Ewitehmen
Heroine braves fire and water to save airman
Portland woman Mrs Ola Rieck waded into blazing water beside a downed US airman Lieut Willing Knaut to free him from the wreckage and flood. She unfastened safety traps and dragged him underwater, saving his life despite burns as city firefighters rushed in with pilot R P Parshall for hospital care.
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Portland
Ore
Willing Knaut
Eemy Reeseer
Vancouver Barracks
Ola Rieck
Knaut
R. P. Parshall
Aa Passchect
Parshall
Koaut
Will Hye
Two Die as Car Hits Crowd at Interurban Stop
A sedan driven by C. G. Craw of Mall City Nebraska plowed into a crowd waiting for an Interurban car, killing Jasper Nicholson aged 78 of Mast Glenn Lod and Steese Lowe aged 24 of Glen Ayr. George Higham of this city was injured, possibly losing a leg. The crash occurred at a stop station today.
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Aculletin
Building Permits Report For Elyria And Lorain
The Ohio State Association of Builders Exchanges reports June building activity in Elyria with forty seven permits for $74,050. last year thirty eight permits for $72,926. Lorain issued ninety permits totaling $190,517. First six months of 1928 show Elyria at $299,455 and Lorain at $270,678.
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Ohio State Association of Builders Exchanges
Elyria
Lorain
Noted electrical pioneer dies in Locust Valley
Noted electrical pioneer Charles Albert Coffin dies at Locust Valley home after a week of illness. At 82 he served as president of General Electric from its founding until 1914 and remained a board member until his May 1922 retirement. He spent forty years spreading electricity to the American people.
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New York
Chas
Albert Coffin
Locust Valley
L. C
Coffin
General Electric Company
Fta
Ale
Twilight Park fire toll rises with missing guests
A fire at Twilight Park inn in the Catskills left twelve dead and many missing or injured. Bodies recovered include a woman’s son. the blaze blamed on an overheated furnace. Dozens of guests and staff remained in hospitals or cottages as searchers combed the ruins.
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Haines
Catskill’ Mountainer
Tannersville
Kingston
Herro
Nuet
Ware
Twilight Park
Livingston Bishop
Philadelphia
Brinton
Bishop
Herman Engle
Brooklyn
Garmey
H.R. Beardsley
Norbert L. Beardsley
Waterbury
Conn
Ernest Poatsch
Fourth Street
Cornelius Ekenbrecker
Orange
N. J
Henrietta Ficken
Monank
Richard T. Hepnesey
Convent Avenue
New York City
Anna Milbank
Weat Ninety-fourth
Kate Thomas
Florence Monroe
Haines Falls
Mary Holmes
Bilaterakill
Carl Stryker
Mary Erdeliyl
Jinn
Stryker
Hove
Harold Flynn
Winsjow
M. J. Moriarity
Wynn
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Vermont
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
U. S
William W. Stickney
Stickney
Chaet Nab
Willer
Grady
Milter
Philip Argus
Edith Argus
Della Susal
Wally Saidig
Louis Stern
Etrephant Stephenson
Ea Ninenane
Wien
Laniyer
Lad
Ferguson
Hotary International
Ith
Cot
Hag
Harry H. Rogers
Organization
Power House
Columbus
T.orain
Eee
Han Areerés
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