Fourteen killed and injured in multiple vehicle crashes
July reports detail a fatal collision near Zenecville involving Mrs Murrell E Newark and six children from Milton Campbell’s family. In another Long Island crash at Orville Center four women and a man died, with a watchman detained as investigators probe gate status and train speed of 45 mph. Names include Joseph F Little W P Mur Newark William Gottlieb Gladys Miller Thelma Roe Verka Tolley and others.
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Slier
Kansae
Seuweneey
Vaerne
Zenecville
Murrell E. Newark
Cambridge
Newark
Milton Campbell
Camp Seas
W Brade-croasing
Jeseph F. Little
W. P. Mur
Rioiny
York
Long Island
Orvilie Center
William Gottlieb
New York
Lewis
Charleston
Mra
Gladys Miller
Thelmaeh
Jer
Mies Verka Tolley
Mty
Infess to Slaying Wife in Railroad Tragedy
In IYTEBURGH Pennsylvania July 36 Hck Coyne a railroad man confessed to Chief Robert A Brann that he killed his wife during a quarrel over her staying in bed while he worked He says he drove her body to bed then fell under a train losing his legs He claimed the act was not suicide and that he was greatly excited and nervous at the time
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Iyteburgh
Coyne
Port Perry
County
Dewes
Robert A. Brann
Ming
Reflections On a Pastor and Licenses In Lorain
Fragmentary obituary like note thanks a pastor and lists licenses including Devore and DeVore, plus workers Frankishire and Lorain figures. Mentions Rev LaFol, Rev Kraker, and others with ages 21 36 41. Concludes with gratitude and blessing for church and community service.
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Devore
Tevia
Mery MacFarland
Waltreas
Lorain
LaFol
Atom Longer
Francishire
Loi
Kraker
Iery Wolf
Carpenter
Andy Gray
Donaldson
East Side Cubs Triumph Over Spencer 4–0
The East Side Cubs defeated Spencer by four goals to nil in a hard fought match. The team played a blistering game and came away elated with the victory marking one of their best performances of the season.
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East Side Cubs
Spencer
President Harding Cancels California Tour Due to Illness
Orders Absolute reports President Harding under strain after traveling since June 20, eating little and receiving purgatives to purge poison. He spent Sunday in bed with a nurse, doctors say he must rest before attempting the long overland journey back to Washington. A statement released last night says the remainder of the trip is abandoned and all California engagements canceled. Secretary Christian notified entertainment committees the tour is off. Mrs. Harding and officials express thanks for California hospitality as Dr. Work notes Harding rested poorly last night.
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Harding
White House
Washington
Issan
California
San Francisco
Christian
Los Angeles
Catalina
San Diego
Iis
Bess
Mark Twain's Last Home House Burns in Connecticut Blaze
Fire destroyed the Stormfield mansion near Redding Connecticut where Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain lived his later years causing a 175000 dollar loss. Mrs Margaret E Givens of Newark and her son Eben and daughter Thelma narrowly escaped death in the blaze.
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Stormfield
Redding
Conn
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Margaret E. Givens
Newark
Eben
Thelma
Two Boys Drown in Swollen Lehigh River
In Bethlehem Pennsylvania Alfred Hetlinbach 12 and John Belretta 10 drowned in the swollen Lehigh Valley River while swimming with other youths. Hetlinbach's body was recovered after they were drawn into a deep hole in the river.
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Bethlehem
Alfred Hetlinbach
John Belretta
Lehigh Valley
Hetlinbach
Woman Struck by Drunk Driver In Lorain
Mrs Ira Sheridan was hit on Broadway Saturday night by Matt Jackson who police say was intoxicated. She was unconscious, taken to hospital, then discharged home. Jackson is held on a driving while intoxicated charge.
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Lorain
Ira Sheridan
Broadway
Matt Jackson
Jackson
Steamer Grounded Near Bentwick Island in Fog
A British steamship went ashore early today on Bentwick Island ten miles south of here after fog disrupted navigation. The American steam schooner Hanier rammed yesterday in a fog and is now in dry dock for repairs. officers and crew are safe and standby crews assist with salvage.
Henry Ford Turns Sixty in Detroit
Henry Ford of Detroit, famed automobile manufacturer and one of the world's wealthiest men, celebrates his 60th birthday today. His personal fortune is estimated around 3.75 billion dollars while the Ford Motor Company reports assets totaling approximately 859 million. He has long been a contender for the 1924 presidential race, with party plans and public interest rising as he marks this milestone.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Detroit Automonie
Irene Treman Castle denies divorce from Captain Treman
Bulletin from New York reports dancer Irene Treman Castle stating she has not divorced her husband Captain Bob Treman. The brief piece notes her emphatic assertion in response to rumors.
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New York
Irene Treman Castle
Bob” Treman
Lorain Man Found With Stab Wounds
Lorain police found Sam Garxin, 29, in the street on Pearl Avenue last night in an unconscious state. He suffered a stab wound to the abdomen and another to the left forearm. He cannot explain how the injuries occurred and is expected to recover.
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Lorain
Sam Garxin
Pearl Avenue
Resumption of post office fight leads Lima briefs
Lima reports state and federal politics as Congressman John L Cabie announces resuming efforts for a Lima post office and opposition to a federal extra session. Columbus notes a despondent man in Fairburn Ga tries quiet suicide, Dayton man kidnapped a police chief then faced assault charges, Newark man loses false race tip then is robbed in Grove City, and a Buick for sale at 385 249 Howe.
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Lima
Nés
Congress
John L Cabie
Fourth
AENTA
Frank Wuitch
Dayton
E Graham
Harry Clark
Ben Smith
Columbus
Samuel White
Newark
White
Grove City
Wheel theft at vacant lot on 105 West River Street
George Pillivant of Northrupt reports a Ford car undergoing repairs in a vacant lot at 105 West River Street had two rear wheels a front wheel and an axle stolen. No suspects identified and police notified for investigation.
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George Pillivant
Northrupt
Weet River Street
Stocks Slip as Weekend Sell Orders Weigh on Exchange
New York trading opens heavy amid accumulating selling orders from the weekend. Declines push multiple issues down fractions to over one point, with notable losses in Baldwin Locomotive and Standard Oil of California while some gains appear in Baldwin and Studebaker amid a late rally attempt. Bearish sentiment lingers as rail and commodity stocks fall.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Baldwin Locomotive
Steel
Coaden
Houston
Northern
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
A & Bteel
Baldwin
Rose
Ortatocks
Standard Oil
California
Cosden
Texas
Company
T Paul
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Bears Roebuck
Eagles Picnic Brings City Together In Fraternal Day
Elyria's Eagles picnic draws crowds with basket meals and two ball games. Mayor Asaph Jones lauds fraternal orders and the Elyria Aerie's progressive spirit while prize drawings reward attendees including Mrs. Ed. Kershaw and Julia Barkacs among many winners.
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Q'Stock
Asaph Jones
Elyria Aerie
Hall
Pennsylvania
Kalls
Mia
Ed. Kershaw
Julia Barkaes
Lilly Leenick
Ailk
Joseph Hunter
Marion Hendrickson
Wm. Bruck
Stells
Saul Moehle
C. A. Kopenhafer
Joseph Litner
Arthur Alflen
Fred Powsky
Dorothy Ernat
Maz Hart
G. Hull
F. A. Derek
Antone Minnich
William Sieben- Mat
Jardiniere
Catherine Paterson
J. T. Roach
Wm. Kofsky
Elizabeth Dostall
Mrs. Balinger
Peter Woodcock
Peter Ternes
Norry Heiman
Mary Valerius
Cecelia Basinski
Bernedine Urig
Sadie Becker
Frank Hinkle
Edwin McAllister
Jose Kaminski
Arthur O'Hara
Marjorie Kilem
Doris Hinkle
Hattie Gragoske
Pauline Waherstine
Mary Sable
Monroe Reynolds
Robert Bryant
C. E. Borer
M. L. Warner
Thomas Murphy
Margaret Tedrow
Ferol Gessner
John Valerius
Frank Kaynes
Eugene Feese
Edna Surman
Marjorie Brubaker
Virgie Landt
Phono
Helen Taylor
Frank Brubaker
Frank Henkie
Andy Mocmmey
Derry Berkaca
Charles France
Atlee Terry
Frank Wilbert
Harry Young
Helen Miller
Edith Hulsman
Thelma Rumas
Eugie Fees
California
Edward Frye
Hazel Dunas
Julia Barkacs
Mildred Benyen
Helen Chersensky
Anna Kaye
Harriet van Kuerin
Pauline Storrer
Gertraude Storrer
Eileen Hastingsham
Irene Regler
Bernice Beales
Silk Hoes
Stella Jacouski
Aweater
Wilma Jacobs
Victor Rec
Summer Fair Contests and Prizes At Lima Event
The Lima fair features multiple contests and prizes including a Kiddie Ear Race with milk rewards, Watermelon Eating and Baseball games, Ladies’ Balloon Blowing, and a Most Comical Dressed Doll competition. Local organizers announce prizes like candy, boxes, and trinkets amid community activities. Local notes cover missing Lima youth and distant cultural rites in China, plus miners’ daily dawn prayers at a Duquoin coal shaft.
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Anyes
Willian Wither
Joseph McRaab
Julius Kroser
Wai. Darkey
Helen Chorasenk
Betty Davis
Mary Wooster
Mary Sato
Eugene Johnson
Billy Davis
Richard Brebaker
Julie Davis
Tough House
Jack Johanon
Helen Chersenski
Marie Kihm
Cerlina Miller
Celia Basenaki
Walburta Wolf
Wanda Decker
Benbows visit Grafton and Cleveland folks at Euclid Beach
Misses Katherine and Martha Benbow of Cleveland are guests of Mrs. W. N. and Mrs. Nel Hitchcock. W. L. Bryden injured in threshing accident on Irvin Klinects’ farm. two broken ribs and slight lung puncture. Mrs. Bryden in hospital. John Koepke entertained Hannah Grugte and relatives from Cleveland and Amherst at a basket picnic by the Dougherty Fraternity Elyria Chapter 34 on July 25.
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Grafton
Katherine
Martha Benbow
Cleveland
W. N
Nel Hitchcock
Krine
Nelson Hitchcock
Lloyd Zimmerman
Edna Taylor
D. A. Swarts and
Harry
Ita
Euclid Beach Park
Bryden
Irvin Klinects
George Bebsing
Mr. Bryden
Memorial Hospital
John Koepke
Hannah Grugte
Minnie Schulz
George Koepke
Amherst
J. Bluhm
A. Bluhim
Herman Stroth
Frank Neumann
R. E. Terrell
Dougherty Fraternity
Elyria
Vtermilion
Lake
Local Families Travel and Move Nearby in July
Mr Mac Intyre and family from Oklahoma visited their brother on West River Road while Mrs Clare Westcott stayed with her sister on the Lake shore. Mr Martin Hraman celebrated a List birthday last Sunday. Mr McCallum and family plan to move to Berlinville after selling their home here. Raymond and Ed Dunton and Minard families spent Sunday at Euclid Beach. Louis Morse and Bert Jackson with families toured Perrysside Begonia and visited the gas plant at Pagonia.
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Ed Minard
Euclid Beach
Louis Morse
Bert Jackson
Perrysside
Begonia
Ohio
Pagonia
When Women Begin to Lose Youth and Charm
Dr. Frederic 3. Kolle argues that as nerves decline vitality drops and women become irritable and moody. The piece promotes European Phosphate as a cure, claiming thousands grow thin and run-down from nervous energy loss and that improved vitality follows.
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Frederic 3. Kolle
New York
Curtis Auble Reunion and Burton Family Gatherings
Fifty two members of the Jacob Auble family met at the North Main Street home of Mr and Mrs Frank Auble for a noon lawn dinner and a short afternoon program. Fifty nine Burton family members attended the second annual reunion at the Wm Evans home north of town with guests from Cleveland Elyria Toledo Oberlin and Elyria. A bountiful noon dinner was served on the lawn and the days were spent renewing family friendships. In Wellington personals Mrs Albert Sack Mrs F Babcock Miss Dorothea and Clifford Babcock joined Mrs A B Smith for dinner at the Lee Smith home. Mr Greenfield of Cleveland visited his brother John Greenfield and family. Mr and Mrs C A Wise and son Clifford of Elgrit and Mr and Mrs H J Yeckley of Lorain were Wellington visitors. Mr and Mrs J H Page and daughter Betty Jean left for a few days trip to Niagara Falls. A German saying notes a child should go up before going down, so upstairs is used for the ascent when stairs are unavailable.
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Auble
Wellington
Jacob Auble
Frank Auble
North Malm Street
Burton
Wm. Evans
Town
Cleveland
Elyria
Toledo
Oberlin
Albert Sack
F. Babcock
Dorothea
Clifford Babcock
A. B. Smith
Conneaut
Lee Smith
Greenfield
John Greenfild
Fanlty
C. A. Wise Ena
Clifford
Elgrit
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General Electric
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Ulmois Central
International Paper
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Buck
E. B. Hayter
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Mildred Bentjev
Eleanor Pffanberger
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Loya
Friends of the Dead
China
Duquoin
Ill
Miss A. M. Johnen
Vincent
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