State highway official badly injured in Lake road crash
James Morris superintendent of state highway construction in Lorain county is in Oberlin hospital with three broken ribs and a punctured lung after being struck yesterday afternoon on Lake road two miles east of the cougar line. Surveyor Biggee visited the hospital this morning and reports hope for recovery. The car driver who struck Morris fled the scene without stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris
Lorain County
Oberlin Hospital
Lake Road
Cougar
Couns
Biggee
Mortis
Norrig
Ike
Save Boy's Life By Artificial Respiration
CHICAGO, July 22. Artificial respiration revived Isaana, a boy of about one and a half years, after two months of pneumonia with Albert Kellez. For forty eight hours doctors feared for his life as breathing failed and infected lungs blocked oxygen. An artificial breathing tube through the cheek restored respiration and oxygen use is decreasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Isaana
Albert Kellez
Davis Freed From Jail In Habitual Drunkenness Case
Davis Chartesters Davis was ordered freed from jail after a police court case. A letter from Mrs. Robert Vanan of Jamessown New York warned the authorities that Davis would be taken back to New York if he could leave. He was fined $190 and costs for habitual drunkenness and remains under police court charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Robert Vanan
Jamessown
New York
George Cooper
Lorain
Livila
Death Notice for Five Year Old Joseph Masipak
Joseph Masipak aged five and a half died at 3 45 this morning at Elbria Memorial hospital. He was the son of Wr and Mrs Paul Masipak of 1246 Prospectetee and is survived by three sisters. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 13 from St Mart's church with burial in St Man's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Masipak
Elbria Memorial Hospital
Paul Masipak
Prospectetee
Becides
St. Mart's Church
St Man's
Stillman Wedding Plans Stir Rural Townsfolk
Lena Stillman, daughter of a prominent family, faces a delayed wedding as plans shift to replace a bridesmaid. Bud Stillman, heir to the family wealth, awaits marriage to Lena from a modest background while arrangements for sponsorships and the ceremony run through tense months.
Todays Ten Questions Answers or Cassing Page
A garbled travel page lists ten questions on ships and transatlantic travel. It asks for the German name of a steamer Levathan and a famous noon maiden voyage, the vessel holding the speed record, liquor charges aboard a liner, Cunard ships and war dates, common boat names, two ships between Manila and New York, French steamship lines, and two ports where boats leave the Far East, plus an American government organization.
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Imne
Atlantic
Cunard
United
New York
Cteamstiy
Far East
Foreclosure sought in mechanics lien case in Lorain
Foreclosure of a mechanics lien for 509 dollars for materials on a Lorain house project is requested by Lateron Sales Co Inc in a Lorain County Common Pleas Court petition against John Chonka and others. The suit seeks a judgment, sale of the property, and related relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic’s
Lateron Sales Co. Inc
John Chonka
Lorain, Et al
Commer Pleas Court
Tourist dies in hotel fire in Costa Rica
A hotel fire in San Jose Costa Rica killed two people and endangered 29 American tourists from the Stamares cruise ship that departed New York on July 19. Berjawin Hass, travel representative of the Stinger Felling Machine Company, died from injuries after jumping from the burning Freoch hotel, as fires destroyed the hotel and several nearby businesses with an estimated $159,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose Costa
Refuses Woman as Electric Chair for Murder
Rushville July 23. A woman faced the electric chair after confessing to murdering her mother. Mrs Roy Wilenn stated she saved poison capsules for her parents Mr and Mrs Dan Looms. The mother died and the father remained in serious condition at a local hospital.
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Rushville Neh
Roy Wilenn
Sears
Dan
Robbery on Sidury Street Ends With Kidnap and Cash Loot
A masked pair hijacked a car in Sidury's deserted streets, forcing the driver into a machine, taking CM in checks and 12 909 in cash, a $16 watch, and other belongings. The assailants fled. a witness named Charles Betts reported the horn blast as they fled. Sheriff’s investigators offered a $3,900 reward for their capture.
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Bavshills
Sidnes
Omer
Lowsheney
Newbern
Pls
Sidury
Tn Berry
Charles Betts
American’ Steel Scraper Co
Shett
Shelby T U Commissiorers
Heavy Damage Suits Filed In Court
Multiple damage suits filed in Lorain court seek $190,000 plus for injuries from alleged auto and trolley accidents. Plaintiffs include Jasper Avery Amherst and Mae Sheffield Lorain claiming bone fractures from auto collision and hole in street. Defendants cited include Dr Wiseman Cleveland and Southwestern Railway and Light Co with several cases pending.
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Common Plas Tech
Jasper Avery
Amherst
George Ro Wiewan
Wiseman
Anit
Ugas
Cii
Cleve
Southwestern Railway and Light Co
Nivel
E Sith Sr
Mae Sheffield
Sea Broadway
Lorain Tha Citty
Lorain
Gulf of Mac
Fines Given in Liquor Charge Case
Peter Russo of Stoney Ridge was fined 199 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession of liquor. He faced additional charges for possession of a still and awaited trial on that count with counsel seeking a lesser penalty for the possession charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Russo
Stoney Ridge
Charles Weight
Lorain
Claude Mirins
A. R Webber Fecar
Miquel
Russo
Sand
Toledo July 12 crossing crash to be reviewed by public utilities
State will probe the Toledo Dorr strik crossing incident in which a Melshi train and an interurban car collided on July 12, killing three and injuring nine. A conference set for August 1 at 1:40 pm will focus on preventing future accidents rather than assigning blame, with prior inspectors indicating shared responsibility between railroad and interurban firms.
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Colmbus
Dorr Strik Crossing
Toledo
Public Utilities Commission
Arr Ny
Storms and floods devastate western Pennsylvania towns
Reports from outlying districts indicate losses may exceed a million dollars with the Williamsport division hardest hit as tracks washed out and lines destroyed. Rivers rise as mountain torrents flood streets and marooned trains hamper communications while cities like Pittsburgh and York suffer widespread damage from severe storms and fires.
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Williamsport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Juniata
Susquehanna
Convict Girl Confesses to Stealing Clothes in Court
Gertrude Matthews 23 a domestic confessed in criminal court today to stealing several hundred dollars worth of clothing from her employer Mrs Lievd Ganar. She was sentenced to 2 to 5 years in state penitentiaries.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Cduly
Gertrude Matthews
Mra Lievd Ganar
Newiventiers
Judge fines Lovo for liquor possession in Ridgerile
Angelo Love of Ridgerile was fined 32990 and costs after pleading guilty to liquor possession before Judge A. R. Webber. He admitted seven gallons of wine were on the premises but claimed they belonged to his father. He accepted responsibility and pleaded guilty.
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Angelo Love
Ridgerile
Arredo
O. E Rankin
Jedgee
Webber Loidax
Love
Markets and livestock reports from Cleveland and Chicago
Market notes show Cleveland hogs mostly steady to lower with receipts around 250 to 389 head and cattle activity slow to steady, calves light receipts. beef and veal prices listed. Sheep data sparse with steady tone. Chicago quotations list eggs, poultry, and grains with modest shifts. wheat and corn prices shown, plus oats and barley values. Toledo and Minneapolis grain and live stock figures similar, with hogs steady, calves light, flour higher in Minneapolis, and standard grain prices across the regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Irsh
Irsh Cobblers
Timothy
Kipton Social Notes and Local Visits in July
July 23 notices show Mrs Heel from Cleveland, Mrs Wani Brumby and Miss Florence Obitts visiting Wellaston. Families from Elyria Wellington and Elana shared Sunday time with relatives. Mrs Ina Austin and Mrs Plane ill nearby, Mabel Brown in Cleveland, Iva Austin with Jennie Helling in Collins. Community Ladies Aid met at Mrs Coon Lattman with a luncheon. Luna Perker of Lorain visiting Thomas Lee. A note on land ownership: Negroes own over 37,000,000 acres in the U S, valued with other property above £7.
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Ripton
Heel
Book of
Cleveland
Wani Brumby
Florence Obitts
Wellaoston
Frank Baker
Elyria
Demon
Wellington
Abs
Wasue Sigsworth
Fiamttr
Natt Ladd
Elana
Ina Austin
Plane
Flaria
Mabel Brown
Marian
Iva Austin
Jennie Helling
Collins
Tadies Aid Society
Nicsi
Coon Lattman
Sheriff and Coroner Seek Corpse After Ridgeville Discovery
A Ridgeville boy and companion report finding a dead man’s body east of Ridgeville after a drill from a Citizen’s Military Training event. Deputies and Coroner Myles Perry searched the field but found no corpse, the explanation offered being the man was so drunk he appeared dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Sherif C. W Ives
Myles Perry
Sherif
Bos
Ives
Perry
Chevland
Edison on Eve of Discovery in Omaha Highlighting Rubber Plant
In Omaha on July 23 Chas Edison son of Thomas A Edison predicted his father neared final success in a quest for an American Browne rubber plant. Edison Phonograph Company officials, including A L Walsh, toured the Midwest to promote Edison interests before departing for New Jersey tonight.
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Omaha
Neh
Chas Edison
Thomas A. Eds
Young Edison
A. L Walsh
Edison Phonostagh Company
Middley West
Beison Company
New Jersey
BIS TO COMPETE IN MODEL PLANES IN MEMPHIS FINALS
Washington reports details of a national contest to determine supreme model plane destroyers. Five bots will advance from regional rounds to finals in Memphis next October. Competition groups form across the country with results sent to New York for national selection. The Joy Amelia Playground and Recreation Association started the contest. An automobile built in France is described as the most luxurious in the world with an unusually long wheelbase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Memphis
Eardh Plassround
New York
Joy Amelia Play Ground and Recreation Association
Mine Organizer Sent To Nelsonville In Labor Move
Columbus July 25 John Owens an International mica organizer has been stationed at Nelsonville with power to oversee tale miners, co-extensive with Oral Daugherty, sub-district president, Lee Hall Ohio miners president. Officials say mass meetings postponed as reopen plans face delays. Columbus July 23 John Cloque reports miners stand 100 percent with the organization. defection rumors denied.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley Oal
John Oxwees
Sundas Creek Coal Company
Operacore Plac
John Cloque
Eastern
Ohio
Lee Hall
Radik
James Kunik
Field's Widow Dies At Home
Matilda Warner Fields widow of minstrel AJG Fields died at her Columbus home after two years illness. Burial in Greenlawn cemetery. A nephew and niece from Munich arrived at the residence. Weather forecast notes periods of showers for the Great Lakes region with variable temperatures. A barn fire near Pleasantville destroyed corn and hay after children playing with matches started it. Chronicles anticipate steel production on York waterfront for up to ten years.
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Columbus
Matilda Warner Fields
Newt Wee
Great Lakes
Lancaster
Grace Wiseman
Pleasantville
Briton Awaits Good Weather For His Hop
Calshot Naval Base Southampton July 23 Wireless work on the Dor-Napier flag boat signals Captain Frank T Courtier and two companions expect to sail to New York via Ireland and Newfoundland as weather allows today Departure timing hinges on favorable conditions Courtier confident of reaching the state at the earliest chance
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Calshot Naval Bass
Southampton
Eny
Smahr
Frank T. Courtier
Wil Essary
New York
Ireland
New Foundland
Courtne
Bootlegger Wins Race With Death in Plymouth
An imprisoned bootlegger released on a jail-made permit traveled by car to fetch the dying boy George Massod in Brockton Massachusetts. The lad died minutes after the father reached his bedside as the jail release and police actions faced scrutiny.
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Brockton
Mas
Simee
Ceorge Maessod
Tenay
Wuolus Tons Mascod
Plymouth
Tae Bor
Massod
Earle P. Blake
Heart of
Imo
Acre
Frank Dries
Blake
Wassot World
England's Traveling Salesman Prince of Wales Restores London Visit
The Prince of Wales returns to London from Canada claiming to have traveled about 132,000 miles since 1919 as England's traveling salesman. He has visited India, Japan, Australia, the Sandwich Islands, the United States, Canada, and South Africa, with a projected total near 124,000 miles before this leg. commentary cites his voyages as promoting Great Britain to dominions and foreign nations. A separate note lists global energy sources with bread and fats leading caloric contributions.
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Prince of Wales
Ray
India
Japan
Australia
Sandwich Islands
United States
Canada
South Africa
Ms Credit
Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Deny Mine Price Talks
Wheeling officials denounce unfounded reports of a mine price scheme in the Eastern Ohio Coal Fields. Commissioner J Alhaair warns against circulation of false stories and calls for a peaceful campaign, noting no offers of price inducements are being made.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Eastern Ohio
J Alhaair
Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Association
Crus
Darya
Ohio
al- Vpasia
Ackerman Named Acting Secretary on State Real Estate Board
In Columbus Ohio July 25 Fred Ackerman of New Philadelphia has been selected as acting secretary of the state board of real estate brokers and agents under a new law. Commerce Director Carus Locher remains secretary but an acting secretary will run the office. The position pays about 184000 a year. The board will begin its duties in August under the amended law. It is estimated about 25,860 real estate brokers and agents will seek licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fred Ackerman
New Philad Phia
State Board of Real Estate Csammers
Carus Locher
Turner Boosts Longworth at Blaine Club Outing
Ohio Attorney General Edward Turner praised Nick Longworth as an admirable candidate for the Republican standard bearer. He extolled Calvin Coolidge’s service as the nation’s pride and a Democrat envy during the Blaine Club annual outing.
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Cincinnatl. O
Calvin Cankdre
Nick Longworth
Edward Turner
Ohio
Blaine Club
Calvin Coolidge
Turner
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A. Coleman
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Von
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T Olyen
J McKee
Highland Park
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Grach
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Overbrook
Franklin
York
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Church of the Good
Proland
Yer, Manufacturing Company
Teed Product Company
the & Morgen Smith Company
Hethajac
Anyother
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Frances Poultry
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BIS
France
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