Mystery trip linked to Slater murder probe at Canton
July 27 report says Ora Slater’s mysterious trip out of the city is not a ploy by police. Investigators expect leads as Canton, Ohio, awaits the Cincinnati Detective’s arrival. Mayme Elders, former jungle resort owner, urges guards at her restaurant after two men loitered and a spray gun was seen, prompting fear of underworld retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora
Permen
Ora Sinter
RK. Meliett
Canton
Mayme
Death notices and obituaries from Fast Chicago area
Multiple death notices list Elizabeth Jones of 318 Magoun Avenue and Mary J. Myers daughter of George Miers, plus Harry Phipps age 66 of 823 West Avenue. Services set at St Peters Ridgeville and St Mary's Church. survivors include daughters and a son, with school children invited to services. Funeral details announced for several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jones
Magoun Avenue
Chicago
H. W. Merriman
Pritceton Avenue
Merriman
Cfty
Nichols
Valpariso
Indiana
Mary Miers
Mary J. Myers
George Miers
Ptoney Rigzo
Case Road
Re. Peter's Church
Hidgeville
St. Peter's School
Deat
Earry
West Avenue
Catt
Lillian
Florence
Fittsburgh
J. Mary's Church
Moody objects as Ferguson vows November resignation
Attorney General Moody attacks Governor Ferguson's plan to resign November 1 after her election defeat. He says the people elected him by a margin over 100,000, and she should resign earlier, while Ferguson cites ongoing departmental duties and the need to stabilize government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
Ma Ferguson
Lynch Davidson
Ferguson
Genareal Moody
Wwe
Campaign fund chaos unsettles Illinois Senate probe
A Kentucky University shaped tale in Illinois politics shows a feeble campaign finance system. Witnesses reveal large expenditures by Frank L. Smith and others, with Samuel Insull giving substantial cash to Smith and Brennan. The probe struggles without state filing laws and public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Illinois
McKinley
Federal
Chicago
Senate
Slush Fund Committee
Pennsylvania
Frank L. Smith
Newberry
Willam B. McKinley
Thea
Clarke E. Brennan
William B. McKintoy
Senate Slush Fund Committee
Chester A. Willoughby
Willoughby
Andrew Russell
Jacksonville
Senator Reed
Missouri
Insull
Smith
World Court
Brennan
Reed, D
Rumer
Allen F. Moore
Per
Kone
Moore
Woman Dismissed From Blyra Memorial Hospital
Mrs. C. W. Shepard, found early yesterday morning unconscious on Hast avenue between Third and Fourth streets, was revived and discharged from Blyra Memorial Hospital this morning after initial treatment at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Cause of unconsciousness undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
C. W. Shepard
Hast Avenue
Third
Blyrta Memorial Hospital
Shepard
A} Smith
Park Dairy Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Michigan Y Party Leader Tours Elyria on Route to Adrian
Sherman, general secretary of the Adrian Michigan YMCA, travels with a party en route from Buffalo to Adrian. He conducts an annual boys auto camp for ages 11 to 18, this year covering about 750 miles in New York State and back. Bill McClan, Elyria YMCA secretary, says several applicants seek the physical director post but he plans a careful selection of a top notch candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Y
Sherman
Adrian Michigan
Elyria
M. Cc. A
Ww. O
Bill McClan
Robbery at Hi Speed Station on Huron and Lake
Early this morning police responded to a break in at the Hi Speed gas station at Huron street and Lake avenue. They found the entry had been forced overnight and $100 in cash plus gas coupons were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Street
Lake Avenue
K. M. Vance
Vance
Middle Avenue
Dog Bite Incident Involving Baldt Boy
Max Baldt reports a large bull dog owned by G. T. Mahon bit his boy on the arm. Mahon agrees to pay the doctor's bill and to take care of the dog after Baldt informs him of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Baldt
East Avenue
G. T. Mahon
Mahon
Baldt
Natural death ruled for Diaz at Wickens Memorial
Acting Coroner S J George ruled Maria Garcia Diaz died of natural causes after examining her body at Wickens Memorial. Diaz, 24, of Lorain had suffered a tumor for 11 months, the report said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. George
Maria Garcia Diaz
Lorain
Wickens Memorial
Foreclosure Suit Against Mary E Doing and Others
The Northern Auto Reconstruction Company filed suit against Mary E Doing and others seeking a court order to foreclose its mortgage on Lorain property. The complaint alleges a promissory note for 35600 dollars remains due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Auto Reconstruction Company
Todas
Mary E
Grass Fire Quelled at 306 Huron Street
Hose Company 1 attended yesterday afternoon to extinguish a grass fire at 306 Huron Street. Fire records show the blaze was put out before the Nose company arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Street
Smuggling Syndicates Said to Operate Across Major Cities
The article claims smugglers are based in London Paris and Havana with the upper echelons insulated from American authorities. It states drugs enter the U S via exports posing as businesspeople or socially prominent women and that trans Atlantic liners provide luxury cover. Border smuggling is deemphasized though some drugs enter overland from Canada and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Havana
Nutt
Canada
Mexico
Mother deserts two month old baby in Lorain
Lorain residents search for Mrs Catherine Gonsen who allegedly abandoned her two months old son at the home of Mrs Harry Petrosky on Washington Avenue. Petrosky says the husband left three days after the birth and that Gonsen took clothing and thirteen dollars in cash before vanishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Pother
Catherine Gonsen
Harry Petrosky
Washington Avenue
Gonsen
Petrosky
Elyria Board of Trade debates zoning and growth
The Board of Trade with city officials weighs zoning ordinance feasibility and legal aspects while urging continued focus on Elyria as a residential center. It supports attracting Cleveland money and expanding retail trade and credit rating services. RCMP reports Colonel Noble, builder of the Norge, named professor of aeronautics at Rome University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Program of Work
Elyria
Cleveland
Commintes
Credit Rating Bureau
RCMP
Colonel Nobile
North Pole
Haly
Rome University
Mystery cosmic ray probes near Andex Mountains
Professors investigate a mysterious cosmic ray sighting high in the Andex Mountains. A new apple and pear tree pest is spreading in western Washington, described as a social, scale-like insect by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andex Mountains
Washington
Markets Report from Cleveland and Toledo Livestock
Cleveland and Toledo markets show mixed livestock results with receipts around 300 to 2,000. Cattle, calves, sheep and hogs move at steady to market-appropriate prices. New York Liberty Bond quotations close with various 3 1-8 to 4 1-4 rate listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
New York
Political maneuvering shapes Ohio senate race in 1924
Proposals target former Senator Pomerene and allies urge labor backing for Judge Florence E Allen in the Ohio race. Albert F. Coyle quotes urge defeating Pomerene with support from organized labor while praising Allen's record on railway safety and peaceful picketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomerone
Ohio
Brotherhoods
Simon Fess
United States Senate
Pomerene
Ohta
Allen
Senate
Jabor
Albert F. Coyle
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers’ Journal
International News Service Today
Robertson
Atlee Pomerens
Workers of
Organized Labor
Tabor
Frank BR. Wallis
Florence E. Allen
Supreme Court
Coyle
Canafe
Carnival worker drowns in Mahoning River
Robt. Wiseu, 18, a carnival employee, drowned today in the Mahoning River after stepping into a 14 foot hole. He is listed as the third victim of the season. A Missouri camera reported being startled by a meteor that landed nearby, creating a four foot deep hole.
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Warren
Sny
Robt
Wiseu
Mahoming
Missouri
Therm
Dinmyer
New Horticulture and Agriculture Building for Ohio State Fair
The Ohio State Fair opens a new brick and steel Horticulture and Agriculture building east of the Columbus structure. Measuring 100 by 375 feet, it will house agricultural exhibits and horticultural displays with a central fountain and a mezzanine for bees and honey. The facility marks a permanent, modern addition to the fair grounds to relieve crowded, temporary quarters and complements existing steel hangars used for lectures and assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio’ Board of Agriculture
Ohio State Wage
Aid Rushed to Disabled Sup Ship Near Miami
A damaged rudder left the Italian steamship San Giorgio in distress about fifty miles northeast of Miami Florida with possible danger of sinking. The Ward line steamer Orizaba was reported rushing to aid, while the Clyde liner Seminole might assist though confirmation was lacking. The Orizaba carried 187 passengers under Captain J S Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ansaldo
Clyde
Schiere Nazionale di Navizazione
Miami
J. S. Jones
European reporters tour spans seven nations in one week
Two special party of European journalists conducted an air tour traveling about 400 miles daily. Nearby Wiseman's Wood on Dartmoor England an inn houses a peat fire burning for 135 years. Copper sulfite discoveries and at least one gold silver property found near Lake Winnipeg Can mining area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
European Journalista
Wiseman's Wood
Dartmoor
England
Lake Winnipeg
Wanted Laborers for Steady Casting Work at Electro Alloys
Help wanted for steady labor at Electro Alloys Co. Must be able to grind castings. Men with grinding experience preferred. Apply in person at Taylor Street and Abbey Road. Report ready for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electro Alloys Co
Jearner Taylor
Head of Rum Syndicate 15 Found Guilty in Prohibition Trial
William V. Dwyer, leader of a $40,000,000 rum syndicate, was found guilty by a jury of conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law. Dwyer, awaiting surrender for a two year term and $10,000 fine, faces the maximal sentence under Judge Julian W. Mack. Co-defendant E. K. Corbin also convicted and sentenced similarly. six others were acquitted and two counts were not upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William V. Dorm
Broadway
United State
Dwyer
Julian W. Mack
E. K. Cobron
Dwyer and Cohran
United States
Frial
Arch M. Eversote
William J. Maloney
Walter Wieder
Edward Gallagher
George Clyde
John J. McCambridge
Driver Fined for Traffic Violation in Nolice Court
Flord Whitworth of Stop 30 Oberlin road was fined 19 dollars and costs for feckless driving after pleading not guilty to driving the wrong way on Troxel alley and striking two approaching cars. Three witnesses supported the other side while Mayor Harry Hinkson found Whitworth responsible.
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Flord Whitworth
Oberlin Road
Nolice Court
Whitworth
Troxel Alley
Cleveland
Harry Hinkson
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Emi
Simeon D. Fess
White Pine Camp
Congress
Fess
Valley Forge
Germany
D. Clawson
H. W. Tibball
Barl Court
Second Street
Commercial Investment Company
John F. Riminsky
Spleders
Dustiee
Banteal Brges Preto
Miss Pearl Heureux
Gloria
Marquis
la Marquise de la Falaise
Gloria Swason
the Marquis de la Falaise
France
Europe
Col
William Boyce Thompson
Thompson
Carolina
Grand
Toledo Livestock
Liberty Bonds
RUM
Cyndigate
Toom
Chronicle - Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Leader Shoe
AHOE
ATR
Broad Street
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