Alleged Gate Gauge Gang Held for Grand Jury
Pleas of not guilty entered by George Loomis and Leo Waclawek when arraigned before Mayor James A Hewitt on burglary and larceny charges. They were arrested at Coca Cola Bottling on Lake Avenue after an attempted safe blow. Held under $5,000 bonds to await grand jury. Investigating officers say one accomplice fled. Detectives hope to learn more on criminal records. The suspects denied talking to police. Authorities link them to several safe cracking incidents in River Loren and nearby areas. The vehicle used reportedly belonged to a woman in Toledo.
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Toledo
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T Ledns
Campaign to organize Lorain County safety drive starts September
An industrial safety campaign will run three months in Lorain County beginning September. Led by Visition of Safety and Flagiene at the Industrial Commission of Olve, it will be a contest among employers with more than three workers. Records will be kept by Liz Schneres, safety engineer, with private figures. Bacon eat POA Mow chairs, Earl Bason secretary of the Chamber, LA Sears vice chairman. An advisory committee includes Wood McClellan, E F Jones, L H Hand, H Allen, Lew Williams, and IN Stone.
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Secretir
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E F Jones
Elvrra
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H . Alien
Wellington
Lew Wiliams
Lorain
Stone
Cherlin
Weekly Band Concert Tonight at Ely Park
The Chronicle Telegram reports the weekly band concert moves to tonight at Ely Park. Bairds Boys and Girls band will perform with East Carlisle Seven Come Eleven orchestra presenting several numbers as a special feature.
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King George Receives MacDonald In Buckingham Palace
London July 22 King George greeted Premier Ramsay MacDonald at Buckingham Palace today. The meeting was believed linked to the seven power conference addressing the German financial crisis.
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Weather Forecast for Ohio Fair and warmer tonight and Thursday
Ohio forecast calls for fair weather and rising temperatures with a slight warm up tonight and Thursday. Yesterday’s high readings included Phoenix 108 Havre 104 and Helena 102, while today’s lows reach Minneapolis 46 Prince Albert 54 and Edmonton 64 in this region.
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France demands security at Geneva armament talks
France publishes a disarmament memorandum stressing geographic need for mobile land forces and defense against repeated invasions. It rejects uniform equality of arms with victorious powers and seeks arrangements with Britain and Italy to guide years of talks at Geneva.
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Tax collections exceed early fears by wide margin
Tax collections for the period just ended will exceed the most optimistic forecasts by Treasurer N D Backus. He estimates year over year shrinkage at about 100 000 to 125 000 dollars, far below prior fears of a 500 000 decline. Current receipts total 2 530 862 69 compared with 2 679 455 43 last year, with more returns expected.
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Welfare Needs in U9 Survey Finds Urgent Winter Relief
Washington July 22 The National Association of Community Chests and Councils reports welfare and relief needs for winter will be more acute than last year and must be met largely through municipal and county appropriations. The survey was laid before President Hoover's Emergency committee for employment by Allen T Burns. It covers 876 cities over 25 000 population as part of a campaign to encourage fund raising next Fall.
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Firemen Overcome by Sulphuric Gas in New York Apartment
On Fifth Avenue a blaze and a sulphuric gas attack swept through an eighth floor apartment. Six firemen collapsed, others shielded by shirts and returned to rescue them. After half an hour with inhalators, the men revived. two were sent to Bellevue for care. The occupant, Cornelius F. Kelly of Anaconda Copper Mining, is in Montana.
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Theft at Amherst drugstore nets narcotics and liquor
Wetzel Pharmacy in Amherst reported a burglary during last night’s hours. Deputy sheriffs Paul Chapman and Henry Moehl investigated and suspect professional thieves, as only items tied to illicit trafficking were taken. The rear door was used to gain entry.
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Amherst
Paul Chapman
Henry Moehl
Traffic Officer Retires After 20 Years With No Arrest
Chicago July 22 Twenty years a traffic officer on one of the world s busiest streets with out ever making an arrest was the record claimed today by Alex Locashio after his retirement on pension from the force. See I still have the first ticket book I ever got and there isn t a leaf torn out of it he said as he left his post at the Michigan avenue bridge for the last time. Instead of givin em sum monses I lectured em about obeyin the rules explained the officer.
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Charleston
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Abe Yost
Baptist Church
C. F. Wiseman
Mother Kills 4 Year Old Daughter
BULLETIN PLAINVILLE Conn July 22 Mrs Muriel Johnson 26 walked into a bedroom where her two children slept and shot and killed her four year old daughter Phyllis with a rifle The woman s husband discovered the tragedy when he returned home from work Finding his wife prostrate in the sitting room Johnson questioned her Ive just shot the baby Mrs Johnson replied Fred Johnson 6 had not been harmed though he slept beside his sister when the shot rang out Johnson said his wife had suffered a nervous breakdown She was held without bail.
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Boxers Mistaken for Wild Man Found Training in Woods
Deputies responding to Mrs Taylor of Reed road near Fields Corners chased a running figure in underwear and confusion over a wild man sighting. They discovered Floyd Burkett, Elyria boxer, training in the woods with trainer Ray Todd Elynn, explaining road work shadow boxing away from crowds.
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Six Children Are Motherless in Akron Killing Case
In Akron 6 children lose mother when Mrs Anna Kolezum, 48, is killed by husband Andy Kolezum who is recovering from throat wounds after a self inflicted injury. Deputies say Kolezum shot his wife and then attempted suicide claiming she had slashed him with a razor. Earlier in July he sought a divorce amid threats in Summit County court, the couple had six children.
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Winners Named In National Intelligence Contest Trip To Italy Planned
New York July 22 After two weeks of grading the national intelligence contest papers the board of judges announced six winners who will receive a deluxe trip to Italy as guests of Central Press Association and the Italian National Tourist Bureau. The winners are David Englander Frank G Hallett Jr Edward Prichard Jr Benedict Goldman Karl Snyder and Woodfin Reese all praised for broad knowledge though few could identify Pacelli Ratti or Bennett. Each winner expressed a desire to become president and use power to advance civilization.
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Barbey Street
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Mt. Vernon Avenue
Akron
Edward Prichard
Paris
Benedict Goldman
Japonica Street
Pawtucket
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Achille Ratti
Richard B. Bennett
Canada
Ban Johnson
American League
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White House
Akron Boy Wins Free Trip to Italy in Intelligence Contest
Akron youth Frank George Hallett Jr., 17, of 1105 Mount Vernon Ave, won a free trip to Italy after competing in an intelligence contest. An Eagle Scout with 52 merit badges, he was an honor student and former editor of North High’s Viking. His parents, English natives, note his quiet, studious nature and desire to become a newspaper man. He has two younger siblings.
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Cleveland
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Akron Beacon-Journal
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Sunday Flay Prohibitions Enemies Rouse Nation
William A Sunday denounces repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment before a large crowd at First Methodist Church. He argues prohibition is essential and cites examples from Germany and England, condemns repeal moves, and praises state authority while recounting bootlegger dynamics and enforcement gaps. London conference on German credits shows French resistance and urgency for action.
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London
Germany
Probe shooting on Lake Claire near Detroit shocks officials
Washington July 22 Assistant Secretary Lowman said he was very sorry after Arthur Gajeski, a passenger on an excursion boat, was shot by a customs officer during a chase of a rum runner on Lake Claire near Detroit. Preliminary reports say the bullet ricocheted from the raider’s armor plate as the customs boat fired.
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Petty
Trawler Rescues Six Men From Imperator Adrift Off Coast
Six men from the schooner Imperator, adrift in small boats amid heavy fog off the New England coast, were rescued by the trawler Maine. Coast guard officials say the men likely deserted the Imperator and a cutter was to accompany the Maine from Boston.
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Large Crop of Fruit Now Assured
Ohio farmers report heavy rainfall in the past week boosting corn, apple and peach production and improving truck gardens. Weather officials note rainfall deficit reduced to 3.75 inches, with July ahead of normal. The main harm concerns possible wheat moulding if warmth returns.
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Willard Urges Better Rail Service Across Nation
Kansas City July 22 A 70 year old railroad president Daniel Willard head of the B and O, who recently bought the Chicago and Alton, toured the Alton properties at dawn. He emphasized service and courteous treatment to win public use, saying the public must be drawn by better service rather than compelled.
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Daniel Willard
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Alton
Lorain County Approves 35 Miles Road Surface Treatment
County commissioners authorize County Surveyor C. T. Biggs to proceed immediately with surface treatment of 35 miles of roads across Lorain County. Work to be conducted under county surveyor direction during the usual seasonal period.
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Lorain County
C. T. Biggs
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