Lorain Storm Relief and Ohio Robbery Report
Lorain relief funds grow to 378 906 81 as the Ohio Relief Commission prepares a meeting with Gov Donahey to plan aid for Lorain areas damaged by a multisection storm. In East Orange New Jersey a mail robbery ends with one suspect killed and clerk Eugene Stack wounded after thwarting a $35 000 haul on a Delaware Lackawanna and Western line.
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Wm H Alexander
Weether
Columbus
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Lorain
Mr. Absardes
Alexander
WV Donahey
State Relief Commission
Henry Ford
White Meetar Co
General Motors
Portage County
C. A
D. C. Wills
Cleveland
Ohio Relief Commission
Donahey
Sla
East Orange
Federal Reserve Bank
Delaware, Lacaka- Wanna and
Western
Eugene Stack
Early Jr
Palce
Memorial Hall Meet Tonight On Ex-Service Memorial Plan
General committee overseeing the memorial building for ex service men meets tonight at 8 in Legion hall. Attendance urged. important session for the project.
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Memorial Hall
General Committee
Legion Hall
Parsonage Project Adds 18000 Cost to July Permits
July permit activity total fell short of 30000 with seven new dwellings valued at 25109. A parochial Agnes church residence on Lake avenue is planned at 15000, adding to church property value. Repairs worth 4500 and a 10000 front remodel at Merthe store, plus 2300 for new garages, contribute to the total.
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Rully
Agnes Church
Lake Avenue
Merthe
Mrs Sprague 24 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Ireta Flickinger Sprague of Akron died Wednesday afternoon at 5 30 at the home of L A Flickinger on Dewey Avenue after a sixteen month illness. She leaves a husband two brothers Burton and Newton and four cousins Joseph Flickinger L A and Arthur Flickinger C W Flickinger a sister Mrs Harold Johnson. Funeral services are Sunday at 2 30 at the Wellington Baptist church conducted by Rev Wilson of Norwalk.
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Ireta Muckinger Sprague
Akron
L. A Fhekinger
Dewey Ave
Sprague
Burton Whitney
Newton Whitney
South Carolina
Joseph Flickinger
West Park
L. A
Arthur Flickinger
Elyria
C. W Flickinger
Iowa
Harold Johnson
the Baptist Church
Wellington
Rev. Wilson
Norwalk
Baby Myers
Beverly Juanita Myers
Colubus Street
Lester
Ruth Myers
Jenkins Funeral Home
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Warning on False Money Orders Issued by Walier Ill Bandits
The post office department warns merchants to reject money orders numbered 32801 to 33000 issued from Walier Illinois and stolen from the office. Several were cashed in Ohio for 10 to 25 dollars each by a man about 35 with a pleasant face and a woman of similar age with dark hair. He has dark eyes, she a fair complexion, wearing a wedding and diamond ring. Notify police if they appear.
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Post Office Department
Walier
Ill
Ohio
Foreign News Nuggets From Paris and Beyond
Paris reports Secretary Hughes met with former President Millerand then headed to Brussels. Basel records Italian aviator Catelli arriving for a world flight route to Strasbourg from Geneva. Constantinople notes Major Zanni Argentine aviator pursuing a round the world flight toward Aleppo. Manila reports US Shipping Board freighter Stanley under way from Shanghai to New York via Kobe sending SOS for aid after breaking down in Balabac Strait.
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Paris
Charles F. Hughes
Alexandre Millerand
Brussel
Emassy
Basle
Ccatelli
Strassbourg
Aneon
Constantinople
Zanni
Aleppo
Manila
United States Shipping Board
Stanley
Shanghai
New York
Kobe
Calla
Broken Town
Balabac Strait
Burke Accuses Opponents of Boss-Backed Gubernatorial Bid
Sen J F Burke Elyria blasts rivals in Lancaster charging they are backed by bosses and special interests. He says a governor without bosses would be preferable and labels Davis backed by Maschke Hynicka Durand with wet interests White tied to Daugherty Hatley faction and federal gang.
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J. F. Burke
Lancaster
Elyria
Burke
Davis
Maschke
Hynicka
Homer Durand
James A White
Columbus
Harry Daugherty
Wiliam Hatley
Federal
Refute Charge Involved by Maschke Claims Refuted
Elyria political fight over Cleveland boss Maurice Maschke and Senator Burke’s candidacy is outlined. George H. Chamberlain denies being Burke’s campaign manager and says he met Maschke only for background while Garford is away.
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George H. Chamberlain
Maurice Maschke
Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sen J F Burke
Burke
Maschke
Elyrians
Ohio
Geo. H. Chamberlain
the Plain Dealer
Arthur L. Garford
Chamberlain
Mr. Maschke
Senator Burke
White
Davis
Tit
Mr. Garford
Elyria
New England
Missing Babe Reunited as Kidnap Suspect Freed
In Cleveland and Buffalo reports, Phoebe Woods is released after authorities request, while Dorothy May Blanchard, the five year old, is returned to Cleveland police. Margaret Blanchard vows forgiveness. indictments loom if warrants are withdrawn.
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Cleveland
Buffalo Police Department
Phoebe Woods
Httle
Dorothy May Blunchar
Edwin D. Barry
Why
Margaret Blanchard
Mrs. Woods
Dorothy
Woods
Barry
Mrs. Wood
Buffalo
N.Y
Dorothy May Bound
Bunehard
Mrs Woods
Prospect Avenue
Inge
Toder
Clarence
Blanchard Geought
Raymond
Jeanette
Five Men Shot In K K K Rally Violence In Haverhill
In Haverhill Massachusetts July 31 gunfire marred a Ku Klux Klan rally at Groveland. Five men were shot with rock salt loaded shotguns and several others injured by stones and clubs as 22 Klansmen were arrested. Police guard the scene while state and local authorities limit further clashes.
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Haverhill
Mass
Sal
C 'Y
Frederick Magison
Maass
Ku Klux Klan
Groveland
Ilan
Ira
ST. Louis
West Virginia
Robert C. Browne
Fairmount
W. Va
West Virgins
Fairmont
Sam Washington
Child Dies After Fall Into Hot Water Bucket
Newark Ohio July 31 three year old son of Mr and Mrs W H Frye died from burns after accidentally falling into a bucket of hot water.
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Newark
Wulie
W. H. Frye
Elyria Welcomes Stewart Vending Machine Company
The Stewart Machine Company Incorporation moves from Kent to Elyria Ohio with stock participation from locals. Headquarters will be in a Willye Overland building former Short Brothers site and August start is planned. The Stewart Vending machine will sell newspapers daily and Sunday nationwide, seen as a major local asset.
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Stewart Machine Company
Vending Machin
Kent
Ohio
Elyria
Song
Willye- Overland Company
Short Brothers
Als
Emvria
Stewart Vending
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New Board of Trade
Nyria
Woman Killed Three Injured in Auto Crash Dayton
Mrs James Young aged 65 died when struck by a taxicab rushing to an electric current incident. James Floyd, 35, was killed by a shock. Walter Urey, 51, and William Jones, 34, were injured and hospitalized. Preston Clark drove the taxi involved as it struck a telephone pole after collision.
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Dayton
James Young
James Floyd
Walter Urey
Wm E Jones
Serene
Tamleah
Urrey
Jones
Preston Clark
Young
Floyd
Bedage Origes Dies After Long Elyria Life at 61
George Driggs long lived in Elyria dies at home on Fuller road aged 61 years 5 months 26 days. Survived by eight children and two sisters with ten grandchildren. Body to Sudro Funeral Parlors. Burial at LaPorte cemetery after Eagles Lodge services.
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George Driggs
Fuller Road
WiLliam
F. Mowatt
Carlisle
F Fillison
Chicago
Harry
John Comman
Elyria
Pecker
Thomas Hange
Charlie
George Dawkins
Florida
Willam Gratton
Cleveland
Farmers Picnic to Be Held Saturday at Crystal Beach
The Erie Huron Lorain county farm picnics are set for next Saturday at Crystal Beach Ver Million. This is a major picnic of the year and many Lorain county residents are expected to attend.
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Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Berber
Crystal Beach
Lorain County
KIWANIANS HEAR CLAYTON T. HALL
The Kiwanis Club held a noon luncheon with Clayton T. Hall manager of the Postal Telegraph offices as speaker. He delivered a series of recitations and humorous stories that delighted the audience and showcased his ready fund of material for future occasions.
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Clayton T. Hall
Kiwanis Club
Hall
Leopold and Loeb See A Stigma In Mental State Debate
In Chicago July 31 Leopold Jr and Dicky Loeb resist alienist testimony on their mental state. They fear being labeled diseased minds and seek to avoid a stigma that could affect a possible death penalty. The pair describe themselves as intellectuals and view the case as a test of state objections to expert evidence. They appear confident in their control while in custody.
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Chicago
W. Leopold, Jr
Dicky
Lertuals
Bobby Franks
John R. Caverly
Young Franks
Merel
Corish
Babe
Barber accident leaves ear damaged in Dayton incident
Miss Stella Kissinger sought a hair bob at Ed ward Schram's barber shop in Dayton on July 21. During the procedure the left ear lobe was accidentally cut, prompting a $5,000 damages suit.
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Dayton
Stella Kissinger
Edward Schram
Shel Kissinger
Schram
Two Arrested After Premature Switch Throw Trains Wreck
Two Long Island Rail Road employees were arrested following a wreck in Snony side Yards Long Island City that killed Walburra Buck 30 of Flushing and injured about forty others. Locomotive helper James J Moor and towerman Alfred C Twinich were charged with homicide amid conflicting statements about the switch. Major Hylan led the investigation as ambulances rushed victims to hospitals. A separate notice: Elyria Medina Akron bus service will start Monday with three daily trips 710 1210 and 510 arriving in Akron two hours fifteen minutes later.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Snonyside
Long Island City
Ther
James J. Moor
Rahway
Alfred C. Twinch
Moor
Elyria
Medina
Akron
LaGrange
Penfield
Litchfield
Three Truck Drivers Charged With Overloading Freight
Deputy sheriff Steve Cowle arrested A. K. Byler Steve Shay and A. J. Yeager all truck drivers for Fred Adams of Lorain on overload truck charges. They hauled sand to this city with an average two ton overload per truck and appeared before Justice S. J. George pleading guilty then fined 225 and costs each.
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Deppty
Steve Cowle
A. K. Byler
Steve Shay
A. J. Yeager
Fred Adams
Lorain
S. J. George
Hoover WOuld Cur U3 Construction ILS
Secretary Hoover urged lengthening the building season to include winter to reduce seasonal dips in the construction industry. He cited a Kim committee study and called for better demand forecasting and scheduling to stabilize employment and cut production costs in U S building trades. Construction is described as the balance wheel of American industry.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
United States
Kim
Ture
United
States
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Maschire
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Leopold
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