Letters and Medals Awarded Athletes At School Session
June 8 ceremony at Elyria Technical High School featured letters and medals for track and field and basketball. Paul Braddon won gold in pole vault with 11 ft 1 1 2 in, Clayton Rawson earned silver for high jump, and other athletes received letters. Mayor Jones praised student effort as Principal Vaughn noted the school’s progress and the Civic Club announced scholarship support.
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Technical High School
Jones
R P Vaughn
Helen G. Todd
J. H. Hurst
Woman's Civic Club
Civic Club
Donna Bell
Eugene Smith
Peabody
Oberlin
Paul Braddon
Braddon
Clayton Rawson
Sandusky
Claude Kreuck
William Griffin
Phillip Houserman
Allen Humphries
Frances Kushinsky
Theodore Boylan
Alan Squires
Chester Vessey
Harold Halpin
Kenneth West
Athletic Fund
Helen Todd
Gertrude Adams
Gladys Hines
Ruth Miller
Ella Faurer
Adrian Smith
Freda Nichols
Helen Sherman
Dwight Koppes
Alice Milligan
Ride Weds at Court House
In the county courthouse ceremony officiated in plain style witnesses included Justice Ge. Patrick O Lynn and Mary Glass tied the knot after travel from Lorain. Bride and groom, emigrants from Emerald Isle, began a reunion with friends Ellenbarger Hale and others in attendance.
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Ty Commissioners Office
Patrick O’lynn
Mary Glass
Lorain
Emerald Isle
Ice
Justice ‘Ge
Rank Ellenbarger
al. Hale
Ick
Amer- Shipbuilding Co
Indicted Men Plead Not Guilty In Federal Court
In Columbus Ohio federal court several defendants pleaded not guilty to charges including conspiracy to violate the federal prohibition act and violations of the narcotics and white slave acts. Prosecution seeks trial bonds set at amounts from 1000 to125 dollars as hearings proceed for arrestees from Steubenville and nearby towns. The case names include Siemons Curry Biggio and Atwell with trials projected for June 13 14 while another group faces probation act violations. A separate note reports delegates gathering for the thirty fourth annual convention of the Order of United Commercial Travelers of America in Toledo.
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Columbus
An Siemons
Jim Curry
Senville
Fank Biggio
Earl At
John Pender
John Biggio
Steubenville
Edward Tam
Jack Irons
Enville
Costes
Charles
C. W. Todd
Zanesville
Mond Hykes
Marietti
Mann
Frank Biggio
Ert Eddy
Earl Atwell
John der
Emmet Burns
Thomas Oran
Andrew Koegier
Oledo
Grand Act of Ohio
Order of
United Fercial Travelers of America
Hold Italian in Assault Case
Mrs Charles E Sellers mother of the woman held in Columbus pending police investigation says her daughter is married to Louis Sela an Italian tailor alleged assailant. She produced a letter received by her daughter from Sela reading Dear wife I remain your husband Louis Sela. R D Sellers brother left for Columbus today.
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Marion
Charles E. Sellers
Columbus
Louis Sela
Bandits Reach Pact on Release of Prisoners
An unverifiable report from Shanghai says a signed agreement between the Pato-Zuku bandits and negotiators would free all prisoners held by the group including several Americans. The captives allegedly to be released by daylight tomorrow after the wrecking of the Sanghai-Peking express near the She hold.
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Shanghi
Unknown man commits suicide at Brownhelm Station
A man presumed to be R. Smith, residence unknown, hanged himself at Brownhelm Station last night. Coroner Perry ruled death by self act. He had been seen near the station days prior and flagged a passing train. His body was moved to Vermilion for identification efforts. tattoo on arm shows three stars and R 8. A paper bearing BR. Smith name was found.
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R. Smith
Brownhelm Station
Perry
Vermilion
Underhill
Zarnke
BR. Smith
Cincinnati
Route speed trap fines under scrutinized in Dayton area
State Auditor report details illegal collections totaling 6318.60 by C. Bechtolt, justice at Brandt, and Constable L. Uttermachion near Dayton on the Dayton Springfield Pike. Motorists paid fines without trial waivers between May 1922 and May 1923, with Bechtolt and Uttermachion taking portions of the funds.
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C. Bechtolt
Brandt
Dayton-Springfield
Dayton
Clifton
Joseph T. Tracy
Bechtoit
Bechtolt
L. C. Uttermachion
Woman claims fiancé attempted murder by gas attack in Columbus
Florence Sellers of Marion says Louis Salla tried to kill her after bringing her to a Cumberland avenue house. She escaped by leaping from a second-floor window and injuring her arm. police found two stills at the house and arrested occupant Mike Pepe. Sellers remains in city prison for investigation while authorities question Salla.
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Columbus
Cumberlang Avenue
Louis Salla
Florence Sellers
Marion
Salla
Miss Sellers
St Francis Hospital
Mike Pepe
Release Two Murder Suspects In Kansas City
Ralph Gillespie of Mafion Ohio and David De Weerdt, held for investigation in the death of Guy C. Moore, a prominent grain man, were released today by police. Moore's severed body was found on the tracks of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway near Kansas City on Sunday morning.
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Kansas City
Ralph Gillespie
Mafion
Ohio
David de Weerdt
Guy C. Moore
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Customers to Receive Money in Cleveland Branch
Cleveland June 8 customers of the Cleveland branch will receive dollar for dollar, said H. B. Rankin assistant manager after offices closed on orders from New York. Akron Findlay and Zanesville operated as Cleveland branches while Marietta came under New York jurisdiction.
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Cleveland
Dolar
H. B. Rankin
L. L. Winkelman and Company
New York
Akron
Findlay
Zanesville
Cleveland Pfice
Marietta
Retirement of motion picture camera inventor John D. Isaacs
John D. Isaacs, inventor of the motion picture camera, has retired to his Forest Hills home. He designed the device forty five years ago and did not profit from his brainchild. Isaacs says the motion picture is the most enjoyable form of recreation and hopes for more good pictures.
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New York
Long Island
John D. Isaacs
Tanncs
America
Stanford
James W. Keene
Issaac
Forest Hills
Isaacs
Highet
Pro- Texaex
Enorance
Isaaca
Southern Pacific Railroad
T Isaacs
Woman files $5,000 auto damage suit in Cleveland court
May Thomas sues Gillman Commission Co. of Cleveland for five thousand dollars claiming a stalled truck without rear lights on a Bay Village road caused her crash while riding with her husband on April 27. She suffered a severe nose cut, leg injuries and bruising.
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May Thomas
Gillman Commission Co
Cleveland
Bay Village
First Female Journeyman Joiner Mary Peschlow Passes Exams
Mary Peschlow of Poteda Germany becomes the first woman to pass the first examinations for journeyman joiner. She did most work in her father's shop and is now in charge at eighteen years old.
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Mary Peschlow
Poteda
Germany
Mire
Low
Third Largest Brokerage Goes Bankrupt in New York
A petition for involuntary bankruptcy was filed in federal court against L. L. Winkelman and Company, a New York curb market brokerage. The firm, led by Lews L. Winkelman and Angus K Nicholson, faces $1.7 million in liabilities and $1.5 million in assets with 4,000 customers. Receiver Charles L. Livingston was appointed.
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New York
L. L. Winkelman and Company
Broad Street Brokers
Charles B. Brady
Packard Brothers, Inc
Sorg Printing Company
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Akron
Zanesville
Findlay, O
Marrietta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wheeling
Lews L. Winkleman
Angus K Nicholson
United States
Death of Mrs Nellie Wolcott in Grafton
The death of Mrs Nellie E Wolcott 66 occurred at her home 208 Second Street after a prolonged illness. Wife of the late Dr Chester J Wolcott of Grafton she lived in the area most of her life. Survived by daughters Mrs P R Pierce Pittshurch and Mrs Frank Luce Denver. Funeral at 230 Saturday at her home burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Nellie E. Wolcott
Second Street
Chester J Wolcott
Grafton
P. R. Pierce
Pittschurch
Frank Luce
Denver
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Successful Dirigible Trip Ends At Scott Field
The AC-1 airship arrived at 8 20 am from Dayton Ohio after an all night flight covering 17 hours. Piloted by Lieutenants W C Farnum and George McIntyre the airship returned with two TC-1 crew members and other survivors remained in Dayton as a board probes the blaze that destroyed TC-1.
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Scott Field
Belleville
Isla
Dayton
Ohio
W. C. Farnum
George McIntyre
TC-1
Board of Directors
Former officer killed after barricaded man holds room
At 1218 Race street in Cincinnati a former patrolman, Wallace H. Speers, 33, held a barricaded room with a pistol for an hour threatening to shoot officers and mourners. Police Detective William McCorkhill shot Speers as he exposed a position. Speers had terrorized relatives around his grandmother’s death chamber.
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Cincinnati
Race Street
Wallace H. Speers
Speers
William McCorkhill
Cheries Hartley
Hartley
McCorkhills
Waut Hills
Lowellville
Jos Saino
Walter Flickinger
C. J Znercher
Indictments of Day Officers May Fail
In Cleveland a federal judge took under advisement a defense motion to quash indictments against Joseph Shearer Fred Counts Samuel Hosking and A Frank Counts for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws The defense argued the indictments were vague failed to allege bribe attempts or payments and one count held two charges The judge said a decision would come early next week District Attorney Bernstein opposed delay arguing for a speedy trial
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Cleveland
D C Westenhaver
Prohibition
A. E. Bernstein
Russia Accepts Jap Conference The Tokyo Offer on Trade and Recognition
Commissioner Joffe, the Soviet envoy, said Japan’s offer for a conference on a trade agreement and recognition of the Soviet government would be accepted. He asked the talks be held in Tokyo and stated Moscow would dispatch full negotiating power at any minute to begin negotiations.
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Tokio
Joffe
Envor
Japan
Moscow
Petit Jury Map Drafted for Monday Service
A new petit jury was drawn this morning for service Monday morning. The panel includes A. Baker Amherst W. L. Scott John Gull John Ickler Cornelius Robimyer Michael Langsam John Gibson Lorain Homer Loney Pittafield E A Rabtson Oberlin Co L Sotherdon George Philpott David Decker J C Parech Louis Sutliff Chas Daney Elyria Frank Wooster Oberlin.
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A. Baker
Amherst
W. L. Scott
John Gull
John Ickler
Cornelius Robimyer
Michael Langsam
John Gibson
Lorain
Homer Loney
Pittafield
E. A. Rabtson
Oberlin
Co. L. Sotherdon
George Philpott
David Decker
J. C. Parech
Louis Sutliff
Chas. Daney
Elyria
Frank Wooster
Oberfin
Three Cincinnatians Die By Their Own Action
Three Cincinnatians died by their own actions on consecutive days. Frank Englert, 64, shot himself at home after directing a bullet with a mirror and leaving notes about health and mortality. Hans F. Grethels, 68, hanged himself in an attic after leaving a note about confinement and illness. A third man leaped to death, all in middle age.
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Cincinnati
Frank Englert
East 13Th Street
Dee
Hans F. Grethels
Sycamore Street
Sayium
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