Murderer Killed After Toledo Gun Battle at 611 Walnut
Police kill alleged killer Thomas Kelly and two officers after a siege at 611 Walnut Street Toledo. Patrolman Dowell and Officer Mossbrugge die in the exchange. Authorities use ammonia and sulphur smoke and machine gun fire to force the surrender.
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International News Service
Toledo
Harold Mossbrugge
Harry
Dowell
Walnut Street
Kelly
Moss Bragge
Howell
Thomas Kelly
Soretly
Oklahoma
Mossbruegge
Colonel Galbratte Dies As Auto Plunges Over Embankment
The article reports Colonel W. Galbratte's instant death when his automobile ran off an embankment. A legion commander and another member were injured in the same incident. The crash occurred near a country club where the Colonel was a guest of honor.
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W. Galbratte
AUTO
Diineis Legion
International
Bert
Inlianapolis
Frederick W. Gabraith, Jr
Legion
Cara
Mander
Ilinois
Henry Ryan
Americanization Committee
Ameritan Legion
Foreman
Lew
Galbraith
Ryan
Howe
Tran
Colom Toremen
Pwan
Col Galbraith
American Legion
Cleveland
Watertown
Mass
147Th Infantry
Col. Graith
Western Paper Goods Company
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Business Mens Club
Rotary Club
Col. Foreman
Chicago
Milnois National Guard
Lemuel Bollea
Two Ohio men and a motor crash injure several
A motorcycle sidecar group traveling to a Montpelier game was struck by a Ford near Montpelier. David H. Goff, 25, suffered likely fatal injuries. Van Shopp, 23, and Verne Frakes, 24, escaped with serious leg injuries and minor wounds. The accident also involved a car crash in Indianapolis killing Col. Galbraith and injuring Col. Foreman and Henry Ryan.
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van Shopp
Elyria
Jones
Shopp
Montpelier
O the Bryan
David H. Goff
George Goff
Meridan Street
Ely- Tia
Ohio
Verne Frakes
Perry Frakes
Belgian Girls Summoned in War Crimes Trial
Fifteen Belgian children under 17 years were summoned to testify as Belgium appeared in the war criminals court against Max Ramdohr, the fifth German defendant. Ramdohr previously served as a secret police officer during the German occupation of Belgium.
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International News Service
Leipzig
Belgium
War Criminals Court
Max Ramdohtr
Ramdohr
Hagen Collapses After Defeat in Cinternational Golf
In Glen Eagles Scotland June a last American survivor Walter Hagen of Detroit lost to T G Renouf three up with two to play. Hagen collapsed at the finish after winning his morning match.
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Cinternational News
Glen Eagles
Scotland
Walter Hagen
Detroit
T. G. Renouf
Hagen
Foreman Killed in Viaduct Altercation
Akron June 9 J F McGee foreman of a construction gang on the new viaduct died after plunging 100 feet during a fight with workman Otis Shircy who was arrested.
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Akron
J F McGee
Otis Shircy
Shircy
Mil ton Snelling Dies in Denver Morning
Mil ton Snelling of Washington DC, president of the International union of steam and operating engineers, collapsed and died in Denver Colorado this morning.
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Denver
Colo
Milton Snelling
Washington, D. C
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
Army air service chief seeks removal of assistant chief
Washington June 9 Major General Menoher commander of the army air service asked Secretary of War Weeks to remove Brigadier General William Mitch m1 gestarant chief of the air service, it was learned today.
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Intornational News Service
Washington
Menoher
Army Air Service
Secretary of War Weeks
William Mitchm1
Gestarant
Prosecution Witness Goes Insane Delays Murder Trial
Indictments against Warren Alexander and John Walker for the Lem Sanders murder were dropped after the state chief witness, once central to the case, became insane and is confined in Massillon asylum. The defendants had spent 114 days jailed awaiting trial before release. Alexander expressed relief as he greeted court officials.
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Warren Alexander
John Walker
Lorain
Lem Sander
Lem Sanders
South Lorain
Webber
Massillon
Alexander
Walker
Japs Extend Occupation in Silesia
Japanese occupation of eastern Siberia is extended, with General Kamara at Vladivostok stating that strategic towns must be occupied due to developments in Siberia. The Moscow Soviet protests to Britain and France, claiming Allies bear moral responsibility for Japanese intervention.
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International News Service
London
Siberia
Helsingfors
Kamera
Vladivostok
Moscow Soviet
Another Ship Hits Iceberg in North Atlantic
New York reports a second vessel in 24 hours struck an iceberg in heavy ice fields. The distress call came from the Charlotte, a 2,179 ton United States Shipping Board ship carrying 37 crew and grain cargo for London and Hamburg, requiring immediate assistance from Otter Cliffs Maine.
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International News Service
New York
Naval Communications Radio Station
Ottercliffs
Maine
Charlotte
United States Shipping Board
London
Hamburg
Marine plane crash near Colonial Beach kills pilot
A United States Marine Corps airplane crashed into the Potomac River off Colonial Beach Virginia this morning. Lieutenant W B Brown the pilot was killed and sergeant Bugbee in the plane was rescued. Brown's body had not been recovered.
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Washington
United States Marine Corps
Potomac River
Colonial Beach
Virginia
W B Brown
Navy Department
Bugbee
Brown
Lorain Bank Robbers Found Guilty in March Bank Heist
Mikelas Mathas and Theodore Bortz were found guilty by a Lorain jury for holding up the Fogar Assy bank at South Lorain on March 9. The jury deliberated about three hours. Their attorney, Charles Raene, moved for a new trial.
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Mikelas Mathas
Theodore Bortz
South Lorain
Charles Raene
Ohio Insurance Agents Convention Opens in Columbus
In Columbus on June 9 an open convention session of the Ohio Association of Insurance Agents discussed welfare topics. The closing session will hear committee reports and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Columbus
The
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
Commissioners Inspect County Farm Infirmary
County commissioners conducted their regular monthly inspection by machine to the infirmary, finding the facilities well kept and satisfactory in condition.
Mexico Peace Truce Not Satisfactory
Washington notes on Mexico American relations suggest commercial terms could be accepted with modifications while political pledges fail under current Mexican constitution. Foreign office says two aspects exist, commercial and political, with workers’ guarantees in the United States a key element.
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International News Service
Mexico City
Washington
Foreign Office
United States
Ical
Moran pleads guilty to receiving stolen records in JA court
Edward Moran colored, arraigned in Mayor Jones court this morning on receiving stolen property charges. He was arrested Saturday near the New York Central tracks with about sixty phonograph records stolen from a freight car. Moran admitted receipts and other charges. he was fined $100 and sentenced to 30 days in the reformatory, claiming Youngstown as his residence.
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Edward Moran
Jones
Moran
Metzger
New York Central
Sixth Street
Youngstown
Peters Granted Temporary Alimony in Divorce Action
Judge Thompson awards Faye Peters twelve dollars fifty cents weekly temporary alimony pending final outcome of Elmer Peters divorce suit. Both parties reside in this city. Mrs Peters is not required to share home payments fifty-fifty with her husband per court orders.
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Thompson
Faye Peters
Elmer Peters
Mra Peters
Settled Out of Court In Five Civil Cases
Five cases including Mendelson v Gary McRoberts and Andrew Biro v George Aréei were settled out of court this morning. The Biro case, ready for trial, involved a disputed strip of land two and a half feet wide resolved without trial on the judge’s recommendation.
Bold Lorain hold up and abduction shocks city
Two deputy sheriffs W H Hites and J N Shaw were abducted in South Lorain as part of a planned attack by whisky runners. The pair, active against rum traffic, were forced into a car after resisting a suspected liquor transport. Chief King vowed a relentless crackdown on the organized gang behind the crime.
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Lorain
Shang
32Nd
Vine Street
W. H. Hites
J. N. Shaw
Mites
Black and Tan Police Kill Another Man in Ireland
June reports say a Crowley home raid at Behagallane near Dunmanway left Daniel Crowley dead. In County Cork, Castle Cooke, home of Colonel Cooke Collis, burned. A policeman died and another was wounded when a police detachment was ambushed near Newry.
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Dublin
J P Crowley
Behagallane
Dunmanway
Crowley
Daniel
Castle Cooke
Colonel Cooke Collis
County Cork
Newry
Elks Flag Day Observed With Simple Elyria Service
Elyria marks Elks Flag Day on Tuesday evening June 14 instead of Sunday June 12. Plans to hire a Washington speaker failed and the observance will proceed with a brief solemn service.
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Elyria
Washington
Young Violin Tutor Kathleen Kinney Joins Oberlin Conservatory
Kathleen Kinney, 13, daughter of Oberlin Tribune editor Carl Kinney, begins teaching violin at Oberlin Conservatory. She will lead a class of young pupils and join the salary list as an instructor. Kinney studied under Karl Morison and Don Morrison and earned a scholarship at the conservatory while maintaining high grades at Oberlin High School.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Conservatory
Kathleen Kinney
Carl Kinney
Oberlin Tribune
Miss Kinney
Servatory
Kathleen
Karl W. Gehrkins
Don 7Rison
Conservatory
Supervison of
Morison
Conviction Trial Fragment Relief Noted in Court Record
Fragmentary OCR shows names including Friedman store and Armour Matusek Levilliam Fischer with references to reformatory and trial context. The garbled text suggests a criminal case proceeding with multiple defendants and comments on the trial status.
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Riedman
Armour Matusek
Bey Chamber Embers To Be Guests Friday
The Bey Chamber of Commerce holds its first Friday noon luncheon tomorrow at the Chamber hall. New members are honored and must attend. Charles Sothergén directs organization affairs and presides as teams report weekly progress. The board aims to discuss Chamber matters and cemetery affairs. members with city development ideas are urged to speak. Luncheon served at 2:00 o'clock.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles Sothergén
Ceme
Mrs Mary Whitcomb Dies Suddenly at Ridgeville Home
Mrs Mary Fuller Whitcomb 63 died suddenly at her North Ridgeville home on Wednesday morning. She is survived by her husband H Whitcomb and son Frank. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 o'clock at the Congregational church conducted by Rev Young.
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Mary Fuller Whitcomb
North Ridgeville
Whitcomb
H . Whitcomb
Frank
Congregational Church
Young
Atkins disputes wife's divorce charges in cross petition
Atkins files a cross petition for divorce claiming neglect and extreme cruelty by his wife. He alleges she slandered him to disgrace him in front of friends. The couple married in Cleveland in 1914 and have not lived together since November 1920. they have no children.
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Guy
Atkins
Cross
Cleveland
Albert Weech of Ridgeville Passes Away
Albert Weech of Ridgeville dies at Marysville Ohio at his sister Mrs Koehnle's home Funeral services set for 30 o'clock Friday from the late Ridgeville residence Burial to be private
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Albert Weech
Ridgeville
Ibert Meech
Marysville
Behras and Helos Exonerated by Court Ruling
Attorney L B Fauver says the Chronicle Telegram misinformed on the Elyria Theatres Co case. John Pekras and Melton Phelps were given a complete bill by Judge Thompson after evidence, with no irregularities found. Fauver alleges the current suit aims to tarnish their names and coerce Pekras into buying stock at Paradise Soda Grill Co.
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L. B Fauver
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria Theatres Co
John Pekras
Melton Phelps
Phélos
Pekras
Para’ Dise Soda Grill Co
Municipal Band Concert Delights City in Public Park
The first band concert of the season in the public park last evening drew a large audience. Director Giles led the ensemble through mid season selections, earning repeated applause. A concert is planned for next week at Cascade Park on Wednesday after hours.
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Giles
Cascade Fark
Rum Runners Fined in Birmingham Case
Sheriffs Sackus and Deputies Coney and Frey nab two rum runners in Birmingham after a tip. They found two suitcases and five gallons of raisin jack. John German and John Nomek of Cleveland pleaded guilty in Justice George's court and were fined £590 plus costs. They remain jailed for nonpayment.
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Sackus
Coney and
Frey
Birmingham
John German
John Nomek
Cleveland
Justice George's Court
Admiral Sims defends remarks in press interview
Rear Admiral William Sims says he stands by every word of his caustic remarks about Sinn Fein and Irish Americans in a Toronto interview. He declares he sees nothing un-American in his statements and will respond if Navy Secretary Denby’s cable is received.
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London
William Sims
Denby
Washington
Cable
Sinn Fein
Westminister Gazette
Sims
Medill McCormick
Ponies From Riverview Park Found by Farm Owner
Ponies vanished from Riverview Park and were later found by Louis Bishop on his Hess Road farm. He reported them and they were returned to the amusement park the next day. Authorities suspect the escape occurred after a gate was left open by a grounds passerby.
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Riverview Park
Louis Bishop
Hess Road
Bishop
Avon Dover Land Sues to Quiet Title in Avon Lake
The Avon Dover Land Company filed suit in common pleas court against Earl A Williamson to quiet title on two Avon Lake lots. The company contends Williamson has a claim to the lots and seeks a court judgment nullifying those claims.
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Avon Dover Land Company
Common Pleas
Earl A Williamson
Avon Lake
Williamson
Bergdoll to marry German girl to regain property
Berlin dispatch reports Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the American draft dodger whose U S property was seized, plans marriage from Eberbach Baden. He says his wife will bring set for restoration of the property.
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Grover Bergdoll
Gir
International News Service
Berlin
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
United States
Eberbach
Baden
Seft
Labor department withholds details on Cork mayor stowaway case
Washington June 9 The department of labor says it has definite information about Donal O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork ordered to re ship from this country by law after arriving as a stowaway. The information cannot be made public. Assistant Secretary of Labor Penning announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Secretary of Labor
Penning
Raids at City Lead to Jail Release Payment
A man confined in county jail for defaulting on a fee appeared in court, paid his $1,000 fee and costs, resolving the matter after liquor raids in the city.
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Souis Suriost
Lorais
Tn Ewart
Elyria Veterans Recall Leader in Old Guard Unit
Elyria youths who served in the Fifth National Guard and later the 37th Division recall their late commander F W Galbraith. Several joined the 147th Infantry and remembered the National Commander killed near Ollia, early in the war, with respect and pride.
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Elyria
Old Fifth National Guard
Galbraith
Olla
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National Geome
Spaperare
Silesia
Mexico
Cout
Mill Hollow
Hites
Chronicle-Telegram
Lewis
Vine
Nd Street
Andi
J Kronyak
Amherst
Poff Mill
Frank Paisley
Steve Mack- Doe
Richard Doe
Black and Tan
Oberlin Conservatory OF Music
Pe Reformatory
BEY Chamber
Mary Whitcomb
Quy Atkins
Behras
Helos
Admiral Sims
Pontes
O'Callaghan
Elyria Boys
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