Elyria Truck Driver Vanishes With Cash Case
Police investigate the disappearance of Sam Weinert a 30 year old Elyria truck driver who vanished after his truck was found abandoned in Lorain. He had been delivering COD packages for Knutsen Trucking Company and about 265 dollars in collections is missing. Officials consider robbery or voluntary disappearance as possibilities. Weinert's wife baby and elderly parents await news as relatives recall past marital troubles and Navy service.
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Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Sam Weinert
Loch Se. Eiyria
Weinert
Knutsen Trucking Company
Umkrowne
Sey
Navy
Lodi Street
Four from Lorain county pass state bar exam in Columbus
Four Elyrians and Lorain residents passed the state bar examination held June 26 and 27 in Columbus. Worth Alfred Fauver Frank Enright Stevens Joseph C Frederick and Joseph Albert Provenza were named from Lorain County.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Worth
Alfred Fauver
Frank Enright Stevens
Elyria
Joseph C. Frederick
Joseph Albert Provenza
Lorain
Candidates For Governor In Action In Ohio
In Columbus and across Ohio the Republican contenders for governor staged campaign events. James T. Begg and Myers Cooper spoke in Cleveland and Lakewood with a Lakewood picnic and a Cleveland night meeting. Edward C. Turner planned Lakewood remarks and an Akron Summit Park event, plus Canton, with Cooper also set for Toledo and Cincinnati and Hamilton on Sunday. Democrat Martin L. Davey and Commerce Director Earl D. Bloom campaigned statewide all week.
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Columbus. O
James T. Begg
Myers
Cooper
Cleveland
Lakewood
Atty
Edward C. Turner
Summit Park
Akron
Canton
Toledo
Cincimmati
Hamilton
Martin L. Davey
Commerce
Earl D. Bloom
Steel head elected to railroad board in Cleveland
E. J. Kulas was chosen as president of Otis and Midland Steel to join the Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railroad board. Announcement made in Cleveland by F. E. and C. F. Taplin after attending the board meeting.
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Cleveland
E. J. Kulas
Otis and Midland Steel Companies
Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railroad
F. E
C. F. Taplin
Toplins
Dry Groups Plan Meeting On Office Seekers
A meeting will be held in the downstairs Sunday school room of First Methodist Episcopal Church in this city at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday July 31 under the auspices of the W C T U and the Dry Federation. Mrs J C Kennedy chairs the Help Freer Dry Candidates Committee which urges all voters to attend. Candidates seeking nomination at the August primary will be welcomed and the meeting is expected to be interesting.
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Ither First Methodist
Dry Federation
J. C. Kennedy
Five Arrests After Brownhelm Liquor Raid
Five arrests were made by five deputies under Sheriff E. G. Mathews after raiding a Brownhelm liquor operation run by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore on the Vermilion river. All five were jailed overnight and arraigned before Judge W. B. Thompson and Justice S. J. George. Moore and his wife faced possession charges. Thompson fined Moore $500 and costs and Mrs Moore $390 and costs. Three Oberlin men P. G. Wright Charles Jordan and Thomas Parker were found guilty of intoxication in Justice George's court with $5 and costs. A bottle of liquor was found on Mrs Moore and another buried in the yard. she claimed liquor had been given to Oberlin men.
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Sherif E. G. Mathews
Clarence Moore
Brownhelm
Vermilion River
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
S. J. George
Moore
Thompson
P. G. Wright
Charles Jordan
Thomas Parker
George
Moore Place
Lang Named Archbishop of York in Royal Resolution
July 28 Eng London King George approves the Most Rev Cosmy Lang to succeed Randall Thomass Dyson as head of the Church of England in York. Lang, born in Canterbury and educated at Glasgow and Balliol College Oxford, previously served as Archbishop of York and advocated reform from St Pauls Cathedral pulpit and in the East End. The new Archbishop of Canterbury supports revision of the Bank of Common Prayer.
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London
Eng
Cosmy Lanz
York
George
Randall Thomass Datdson
Gur Warman
Chelmsford
Archive of
Canterbury
I Glasgow Univer
iBalie Co ¥Te
Oxford
Leeds
Stepney
St. Paul's
Lang
Lower East End
Montreal
Edward
Queen Victoria
Davidson
Bank of Common
Ohio river boat race between Chris Greene and Senator Cordill
Cincinnati July 2 The Chris Greene captain accepts a challenge from Melvin Erwin commanding the Senator Cordill for a race on the upper Ohio river. No date set. proposed route Gallipolis to Pomero ys over about 29 miles. Both boats near Gallipolis today as talks continue.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Chris Greene
New Richmond
Senator Cardift
Melvin Erwin
Cardill
Greens
Gallipolis
Greeze
Upper
Ohio
Pomeros
Erwin
Taday
Senator Cordill
Pittsburgh
Mark Twain
Mississippi
Betsy Ann
Cordifl
Cordiff
Charleston
W. Va
Rivermes
Chris and
Bess
Miners and Operators Split on Columbus Conference Invitation
Cleveland July 2 O Robbins president of a Coal Operators Association rejected as operators chief the invitation from Lee Hall to join wage pact talks in Columbus. Hall aims to have operators and miners negotiate private wage scales but Robbins and the Ohio Coal Bureau oppose further talks.
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Cleveland. O
H. Robbins
Coal Operators’ Association
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Columbus
Thorador
Robbins
Operators’ Association
Y. & O. Coal Co
Halll
Hall
Miners’ International Policy Committee
J. L. Good
Ohia Coal Bureau
Good
To Recognize Nationalist Regime As De Jure China Government
Washington July 25 The administration says state department advice supports recognizing the Nationalist regime as the de jure government of China. A formal announcement is expected within weeks.
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Washington
State Department
China
Assistant Secretary of War Injured in Flight
Charles B Robbins assistant secretary of war injured during a flight from Columbus Ohio to Washington He suffered a broken collar bone and two broken ribs The War Department announced the injury occurred while he was changing seats aboard the airplane
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Washington
Charles B. Robbins
Columbus
War Department
Robbins
Hold Funeral Services For Ohio Editor
Orwell C. Riddlen, 65, editor of the Ohio Mason, died last night in Columbus. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM by Columbus Commandery No. 69, Hraights Templar. Afterward the body will go to Ashland, Ohio for burial. Riddlen had lived in Columbus eighteen years and edited the Ohio Mason five years, previously serving as city editor of the Daily News at Mansfield.
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Columbus
Orwell C. Riddlen
The
Ohio Mason
Columbus Commandery
Hoover Heads to Four Day Fishing Trip in Redwood Wilds
Herbert Hoover began a four day fishing excursion from Palo Alto with 46 companions in 32 cars, packing minimal gear as he seeks physical vigor for his Republican presidential campaign. The trip starts dawn and covers northern California and southern Oregon, echoing his habit of retreating to hills for strength ahead of strenuous duties.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Redwood
California
Oregon
Hoover
Stanford University
Heflin Predicts Hoover Victory By Large Margin
Senator Tom Heflin of Alabama forecast Herbert Hoover would defeat Al Smith by 10 to 12 million votes. He spoke at a rally in Youngstown praising religious freedom while denouncing the Catholic church and praising the Ku Klux Klan, with no mention of Hoover or Smith in his remarks.
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Cleveland
Tom Heflin
Alabama
Herbert Hoover
al Smith
Heflin
Youngsttown
B. of L. E
America
Heilin
Catholic Church
iKa Kluxi Klan
Governor Smith
Lorain Man Hurt In Auto Mishap
D. Repko a 24 year old Lorain man was driving toward Lorain last night when his car collided with another vehicle and overturned. He suffered scalp injuries and was admitted to Elyria Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Lorain
D. Repko
Elyria Memorial Hospital
No Opposition Seen to War Treaty ratification
Superior Wis July 25 President Coolidge was represented there as confident there will be no concerted opposition in the Senate to ratification of the multilateral antiwar treaty. He believes responsible leadership in both parties will secure endorsement and absorb any opposition. Each side of the Senate has participated in negotiations for the antiwar draft.
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Superior
Wis
Coohdze
Senate
Coolidge
Congress
Lieut Col Chalmers Wilson Injured In Auto Crash At Camp Perry
CAMP PERRY Ohio July 28 Lieut Col and Mrs Chalmers R Wilson of Columbus were cut by windshield glass when their car overturned near Sand Beach eight miles northwest of here The Wilson party including Major Charles Burton Cleveland Mrs W O Bracken and Mrs H C Reed were assisted to camp for treatment Col SOG is a commissioner in motor vehicles for Ohio He is in field training here with the division staff at Sand Beach
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Camp Perry. O
Chalmers R. Wilson
Columbus
Sand Beach
Here
Wilson
Charles Burton
Cleveland
W. O. Bracken
H. C. Reed
Col Sog
Ohio
Givision Siai
Sain
Water spout seen over Lake Erie near Lorain today
Lorain residents reported a fairly large water spout traveling east in Lake Erie around 9 AM. One account says the spout reached land along its route, with no further details available.
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Lorain
Elyria
Lake Erie
Railroads Vie for Airplane Passenger Trade in July
New York Centre starts preliminary air routes in the west to challenge the Pennsylvania system which plans a Chicago Twin Cities link in August. Tickets for the first air rail connection to Chicago expected in a week or two. Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc. to launch by spring with twenty Ford monoplanes under Pennsylvania guidance.
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New York
New York Centre
Pennsylvania
Chicago Twin Cities
Chicago
Minneapolis
Paul
Central
St. Paul
Duluth
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Casey Jones
Europe
No Complaints About Heat Today
Lorain county cooled after heavy storms drove temperatures down below 70. A northwest breeze brought relief from hot, humid days, with a chilly rain and families planning a quiet evening at home near the radio and a small fire in the grate.
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Lorain County
Hopwood Leaves Estate To Mother
Cleveland July 25 Avery Hopwood Cleveland playwright left a 1,000,000 estate in his will to his mother en route to France when he drowned near Juan-de-Lis in the French Riviera. A trust fund for his mother provides that upon her death one fifth goes to the University of Michigan for the Avery and Julia Hopwood prizes.
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Cleveland, O
Avery Hopwood
Cleveland
Juan-de-Lis
Hiteria
Hopwood
France
University of Michigan
Avery
Julia Hopwood
Great Britain bids for dominance in world communications
London July 25 Great Britain plans a global communications hegemony through a proposed merger of privately owned Marconi cable and telegraph systems with Beam wireless and imperial cable. The imperial wireless and cable conference report urges uniting major British networks to form a global reach and compete with American and European rivals.
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London
Great Briain
Marconi Wireless
Beam Wireless
Imperial Cable
Imperial Wireless and Cable Conference
Great Britain
Latvian Sailor Cleared for Departure From U S
Edmund Putz a 24 year old Latvian sailor and inventor held by immigration officials after attempting a raft crossing from Detroit to Buffalo must leave the United States. He has two options either sail back on a regular immigration ship or have his fare paid to New York to seek work on an outgoing vessel. Putz, captured off Lorain Lake Erie, said he came to show Henry Ford an airplane motor he designed.
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Cleveland
Suiv
Edmund Pu
Detroit
Buffalo
America
Putz
JA. Fluckey
Washington
Fluckey
Latvia
New York
Lorain
Lake Erie
Henry Ford
Toral to 0 before civil courts Monday
Mexico City July 8 Jose de Leon Toral and others held in connection with the assassination of President elect Obregon will be handed over to civil courts Monday. A full statement is promised by police authorities when Toral is handed over for trial. Manuel Trejo Vera, once held as a suspect for supplying the pistol, was released yesterday. An extraordinary congressional session tomorrow will hear the votes on constitutional reforms Obregon sponsored. President Calles fate after December 1 remains in question as friends say he wishes to retire due to health.
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Mexico City
Jose de Leon Toral
Obregon
Toral
Obergon
Manuel Trejo Vera
Congress
Carles
Pires
Italia crew cheerful on way home from Copenhagen
July 28 at Copenhagen the rescued crew of the Italia travels toward Italy aboard the Lapland Express. Reports say Gesera Umberie Mobile and his men aboard show great cheer as they near Milan where a celebration is planned for Monday evening.
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Copenhagen
Ifty
Ihedirizible
Italia
Lapland Express
Italy
Gesera
Four Die When Yacht Hits Steamer at Holland Michigan
At Black Base channel near Holland Michigan a yacht crashed into the steamer City of Holland in Lake Michigan. Four men died including Paul Land Sr the furnace head son and three companions Earl van Lents 22 Johns Rolan Nagm 19 Job Arends 2 members of Holland families. The steamer continued to Chicago after the collision following the Holland yacht being damaged.
Fined $100 For Driving While Intoxicated
Clive Brown of Stop 79 Oberlin road pleaded guilty in city police court to driving while intoxicated. Acting Police Judge S. J. George fined him $100 and costs and suspended his driving privileges for six months.
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Clive Brown
Oberlin Road
S$. J. George
Coupe Hit By Trolley At Sixth Street Collision
Four people escaped serious harm when a coupe was demolished by a Cleveland Southwestern interurban car at Middle Avenue and Sixth Street. Occupants John Barden Bernadetta Barden Naomi McClasky and Iva Brunnson sustained non fatal injuries and were treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The motorman Heber G. Howard and conductor C L Baker were named. The interurban car suffered minor damage to the pilot and front door.
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Cleveland
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Barden
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro
Taylor
Heber G. Howard
Eleventh Street
C. L. Baker
Fifth Street
Lemur and Nestle clash in 5 million merger deal
The Lemur Company of Cleveland and The C Nestle Co of New York announce a 5 million merger creating the Nestlemer Company. Details outlined by Lemur president J C Murray and Murrey Blossom Mortis Co. representatives. A stock exchange and reorganization are planned with an August stockholders meeting to approve the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Lemur Company of
Cleveland
C. Nestle Co
New York City
J. C. Murray
Lemur Co
Cleveland Company
Murrey, Blossom,Mortis and Co
Nestle Co
Nestlehemer Company
Condemned Man Freeman to Face New Ohio Trial
Roy Freeman, on death row in an Ohio state penitentiary, will be moved to Darton for a new trial after the Ohio Supreme Court reversed a Montgomery County common pleas ruling. The court cited lack of evidence of premeditation in the killing of Policeman Darton during an arrest resistance.Three armed men later robbed the Chicago Herald and Examiner payroll, stealing $7,000 from the press room.
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Columbus, CO
Roy Freeman
Darton
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
court of =appeals
Common Pleas Court of
Montgomery County
Court of Appeals
Freeman
Chicago
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Nicaraguan Rebels Surrender to Marines at Somora
Fifty six more Nicaraguan rebels surrendered to Marine forces at Somora, per a dispatch from Rear Admiral David F. Sellers, commander of the special service squadron. Also noted a bicycle theft report from Elyria at Caseade Park.
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Washington
Marina
Somora
Navy
David F. Sellers
Special Service Squadron
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Elyrians
State Supreme Court
Carrington T. Marshall
George C. Heath
Orville Co
Steel Head
Gogmo Lang
Church OF England
Eleanor Smith
Freeport
S. 1
Herne
Miss Smith
Houston
Tex
State Farm No. 2
Sazarland
Henry Ward
Brazos River
Offic
Breng EN Grant
Tulsa
Gaia
Jily
U.S
John Barden
Grafton
Bernadetta Barden
Naomi McClasky
Iva Brunnson
Cleveland CO
Carl Koontz
R. D
Caseade Park
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