Big Tim Murphy Named in Chicago Postal Robberies
Chicago authorities say Timothy D. Murphy known as Big Tim a labor leader and political boss along with Vincenzo Cosmano were implicated in a Polk Street mail robbery scheme. Edward Getrun, Murphy’s chauffeur, alleged the pair conceived and directed the $380000 heist. Peter Guesenberg held on $2500 bail identified as a Bolk Street bandit. Authorities say Murphy confessed and investigators named the brains of the Chicago postal robbery ring.
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Internationl News Service
Chicago
Big Tim” Murphy
Chicago Laborazor
Vincenzo Cosmano
Edward Getrun
Murphy
Polk Street
Geirun
Commano
Cosmano
Peter Guesenberg
Bolk Street
Guesenberg
Timothy D
Big Tim) Murphy
Yalk Street
Big Tim
Public Health Meeting for Crippled Children Day at Elyria Hospital
Tomorrow a convention of public health Red Cross and school nurses in District No 1 will convene at Elyria Memorial Hospital to discuss the crippled child and public health. Gov Harry L Datis is expected to attend if possible with a full program including a diagnostic clinic and talks by state health officials and hospital leaders.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Red Cross
Harry L. Datis
C. le
Floria Memorial Hospital
Gates and
Memorial Hospitals
Anthony Tait
Public Health
Mabel Smith
Board of State Charities
Columbus
Hulda A. Crow
H. N
State Dept. of Health
Harry H. Howett
E. F. Allen
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Edna Craig Taylor
R. WN
Eagles Pick Picnic at Riverview Park
The Eagles lodge held a regular meeting and planned their annual picnic at Riverview Park in July. They will entertain members’ families and offer prizes for athletic contests plus a ball game on the program.
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Eagles Lodge
Riverview Park
National Flag Day Observed Quietly in Washington
Flag Day passed with minimal observance in the national capital as Sunday events proceeded and the House adjourned in holiday honor. The White House indicated the president would not deliver a scheduled address, though a possible statement might be issued later.
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Washington
House
White House
Three New Divorce Cases Filed Tuesday
Three new divorce cases were filed in court this afternoon two from this city and one from T O Tain Isabelle M Gunning sues William T Gunning for gross neglect and extreme cruelty requesting temporary alimony custody of children and wage attachment John Henning Elyria sues Lula Henning alleging farm on shares and neglect from wife Gertrude Davis Lorain sues James P Davis for gross neglect and cruelty seeking restoration to maiden name Gertrude Preble
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T.0
Isabelle
Gunning
William T. Gunning
Memorial Hospital
John Henning
Elyria
Lula Henning
Shea
Gertrude’ Davis
Lorain
James P. Davis
Gertrude Preble
Escapes a Hold-up by Quick Action
While returning from Grafton last evening Owen Fannon of the Elyria Theatres Co and Irwin Brandt were targets of an attempted hold-up. Two men stood by a car about three miles south of Elyria and signaled a third man with a pistol crouched by the road. Fannon drove into the ditch and sped away, likely saving them from robbery.
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Grafton
Owen Fannon
Elyria Theatres Co
Irwin Brandt
Owen
Unknown author tribute to the flag poem printed
A pretty patriotic poem honoring the flag was printed last night with no listed author. Mrs. W E Hart contributed the verses hoping to share the same pleasure, but she does not wish to claim authorship.
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W_ EHart
Justice Fines Man on Cruelty Charge
John Ambrose of 12 West River Street was fined $25 and costs in Justice Hughes' court for cruelty to animals. He allegedly left a cow with a broken leg without food or water for over a week. a constable arrested him on Nelshborn’s complaint. The cow was ordered killed.
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John Ambrose
West River Street
War Ends Soon State of War With Germany Nearing Conclusion
Washington June 14 The termination of the technical state of war with Germany may come soon as Senate and House Republicans clash over a peace resolution. Senator Lodge predicts a genuine peace basis will emerge, with possible separate treaties with Germany and Austria as a sequence to action. Conferees including Lodge could modify Knox Porter measures to forge agreement.
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III. S
Washington
United States
Senate
House
Lodge
Senate Foreign - Relations Committee
Harding
Germany
Austria
Hughes
League of Nations
Open Bids Today On Pump Station
Service Director Henry Beck will open bids this afternoon for the water works pumping station superstructure and the filter plant equipment. Bids must be tabulated and sane, and the service board may not accept or reject all as they consider them too high.
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Henry Beck
Water Works
Service Board
Farmer fatally gored by enraged cow near Newark
Newark Ohio June 14. Ror Minor aged 28 died after being attacked by a medical cow on his farm east of the city. He was gored and trampled suffering internal injuries.
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Newark
Ror Minor
Public schools attendance rises in five year period
The board of education met at F. MM. Stevens office as Superintendent Shelton presented a statement on school growth. Attendance increased during the past five years by 200 or more, with 212 additional students in the high school and 590 in the grades.
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Board of Education
F. Mm.stevens
Shelton
Expect to Springer Surprises in Stillman Divorce Hearing
International News Service reports in New York on June 14 that Mrs. Leeds plans to call witnesses including Franklin Harold Leeds and Fran Harold Leeds to contest paternity of Jay Leeds in the Stillman divorce case. Detectives have pursued leads for weeks as both sides prepare for dramatic testimony tomorrow.
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Stillman
International News Servicw
New York
Jeg Leeds
Flores Leeds
James A. Suilman
Mr Leeds
Letle
Jay
Temmony
Fran
Harold Leeds
Franklin Leed S. Stilman
Leeds
Stil Inman
Franklin Old
Il Sears
Hae
Jar
Sensation Shocks America Rumor Emerges in Poughkeepsie
A sensational rumor from Poughkeepsie dated November 14 hints at a shocking event that will unsettle America’s high society, promising a dramatic impact and wide attention.
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Poughkeepsie
America
Speeder Fined Twenty Five Dollars for Exceeding Limit
Harry Johnson was arrested yesterday and arraigned in Mayor Jones court this morning on a charge of speeding. The offense occurred on West Avenue where Johnson exceeded the limit. He pled guilty and was fined $25 plus costs. Joseph Olaf pled guilty to intoxication and was assessed $5 plus costs.
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Harry Johnson
Jones
Johnson
Joseph Olaf
Marine Strike Nears Settlement Today
Washington June 14 The Giarive strike in effect since May 1 moves toward a settlement today as Chair man A D Lasker fixes terms to end the dispute between the Shipping Board and the Marine Engineers The agreement had been signed by W S Benson of the Shipping Board and W S Brown president of the Marine Engineers Secretary of Labor Davis plans to urge private ship owners and unions including cooks stewards seamen and firemen to endorse the accord.
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IN S
Washington
A. D. Lasker
Shipping Board
The
Marine Engineers
W. S. Benson
W. S. Brown
Davis
Eagles State Convention Opens at Steubenville
Steubenville reports the Eagles state convention opened with 1500 delegates and visitors. The third car carried the opening session, naming of committees, boat rides, snow displays, band concerts, and events for county orphans. Wednesday features a monster automobile parade and Mardi gras, with a large closing parade planned Thursday involving ten thousand marchers and twenty bands.
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NS Ste
Steubbenville
Order of Eagles
Terpenning Seeks Court Help to Recover Auto
F W Terpenning asks the court to grant possession of an automobile held by Frank Unger. He claims a lien of 3125 on the vehicle and asserts Unger refuses to surrender it.
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F. W. Terpenning
Frank Unger
Unger
Riots in Dublin and Belfast Leave Hundreds in Custody
Rioting broke out in Belfast with roof top sniping reported. Eight civilians were wounded before midnight. Hawkesstrand coast guard station in Cork was burned after guards were kidnapped. Hundreds were arrested in anti Sinn Fein raids in Southern Ulster region amid charges of aiding British forces.
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Internatioaal News Service
Dublin
Belfast
Coast Guard
Hawkestrand
County
Cork
South Sago
Ireland
John G Emery Named Legion Leader Today
Grand Rapids man John G. Emery was chosen by acclamation by the Legion executive committee to succeed Frederick W. Galbraith, national commander, who died in an automobile accident last Thursday.
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Grand ‘Rapids
Manders
Legion
the Legion
Frederick W. Galbraith
Widow objects none to million dollar will
Mrs Rose Harman widow of Alfred Hayman theatrical manager and Frohman's associate says she will not contest the will filed for probate. The will leaves about 1 million dollars to Anne Murdoch the actress. Harman notes his sisters are well off and declines further action citing the pain of reopening the case.
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New York
Rose Harman
Alfred Hayman
Charles Frohman
Anne Murdoch
Lse
Irene Coleman
Hay- Tan
One killed six hurt in circus shoot up
One man Millard Meeks was killed his brother Garfield and Con Cheek deputy sheriff were seriously wounded in a sun bouse here during a circus performance. Three others received wounds which are not serious.
Colorado flood appeal reaches governor for aid
An appeal from Lake City Colorado to Governor Shoup requests state aid as flood waters threaten the town. Bridges and highways are washed out hindering communication, and help from the state highway department may be needed for outside contact. Lake City lies in Hinsdale county in southwestern Colorado.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
Shoup
Lake City
Horover
State Highway Department
Hinsdale County
Tin mill worker dies after breaking door pane injury
Steubenville reports Frank Rodgers aged 32 a tin mill roller died from a gashed arm after reaching through a broken door pane to unlock it at his home. He died before aid could reach him.
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Steubenville
Frank Rodgers
Tin Mil Roller
Ald
Harding bust to be unveiled at McKinley Memorial ceremony
Mayor Jones received a letter from the Niles Chamber inviting all who wish to attend a ceremony Saturday June 18. The Harding bust in the McKinley Memorial will be unveiled with many state celebrities present. Guests of honor include Vice President Coolidge Secretary of Labor Davie and Governor Harry T Davie. Mayor Jones plans to attend. All Filyrians are invited.
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Jones
Niles Chamber of Commerce
Harding
McKinley Memorial
Foner
Coolidge
Labor Davie
Harry T. Davie
Watch Elyria Bank on High Burglar Alert
A false alarm near a Savings Deposit Trust bank prompted a citywide watch as five men in a high powered car arrived in Elyria. Bank staff and law officers locked down the area and tested burglar alarms while riot guns were ready, but closing time passed without incident.
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Savings Deposit & Trust Co
Biggs
Hett Sweet
Crehan
Bear
Unien
Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce Over Brutal Abuse
Stanislawa Lapinski of Lorain files in court today for divorce from Stanislaw Lapinski on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She alleges brutal assaults including a razor threat and attempts to cut her throat, asks alimony and injunction to protect her from interference.
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Stanislawa Lapinski
Lorain
Ashids
Stanislaw Lapinski
United States Likely to Refuse League of Nations Seat
Washington reports the United States plans to politely refuse a request to sit in on League of Nations mandate talks when reconvened at Geneva this week. The State Department indicated strong indications of rejection.
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I. Nls
Washington
Tvthe
League of Nations
League
Gepera
Constitutionality of Davis measure to decide
Columbus June 14 The decision on the emergency clause altering state department reorganization is expected today. If ruled unconstitutional the legislature would reconvene to revamp the appropriation bill and budget for the added expenditures.
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Davis
Legisie
J. F. Burke
Elyria
W. Kenton
Democratic State- Central Committee
Missing silverware linked to Kaber murder probe
Cleveland, June 14. Prosecutor Edward C. Stanton rests new indictments on women in the Kaber murder plot. Mrs Ermina Colavito, the fourth woman named, is to be arraigned in common pleas court. Evidence suggests a $500 silver set and a $390 ring and watch vanished with the victim.
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Cleveland
Edward C. Stanton
Daniel F_Kaber
Lakewood
Ermina. Colavito
Kaber
Edward
Stanton
Gether
Union Polishers Deny Violence In Phonograph Strike
The Elyria Local 297 Metal Polishers defend their seven month picket line against claims of violence. They state police were called to assist General Phonograph Co. disputes, not to curb workers, and note support from the International Federation of Labor and local unions in their strike.
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Elyria Polishers’ Union
General Phonograph Co
Polishers’ Union
Chronicle-Teleg
Metal Polishers
Etal
Copyright Wins Race at Ascot
In London on June 14 the solid vase at Ascot was won by Copyright with Tissy in second and Golden Myth third as six horses competed in the race.
School Board May Abandon Building Program This Year
The board of education faces a deadline with $550000 left from a bond issue. If labor disputes with employers and unions persist, officials may delay selling bonds and abandon the building program until next year. A special Friday meeting may decide whether to proceed with bids for the Sixth Street technical building addition and heating plant. Occupancy of the Ely building is still expected this fall. Also, steel worker John A. Breckley was found dead in Marion from apoplexy. he was from Pennsylvania.
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Board of Education
Bida
Sixth Street
Roosevet
Os Western Heights
F. M. Stevens
Ely
Marion
John A. Breckley
Pennsylvania
Ninety two volunteers receive merit certificates for service
The board awards merit certificates to ninety two volunteer ladies for their work. They are praised for dedication and hours served, with special commendation to Lengel for leading efforts and the manual training at the school.
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Amd
Hungaria
Slander Case Is Hotly Contesté
A heated slander case between George Decker and Martin Lauer in West Ridge is heard before a jury. Decker alleges Lawer-Hir ed him with false accusations, seeking 10000 in damages as friends and court observers watch closely.
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George
Decker
Martin -Lauer
West
Ridge
Toom
Lawer
Etha
Judge Grants Divorces Amid Turbulent Proceedings
Judge Redington grants divorces in two sessions. Anna Precups of Lorama is granted a divorce from Jo&kn Precup on a charge of RTOS duty with child custody and monthly alimony. Otis H. Snowden is granted a divorce from Elizabeth on the charge of extreme age. A separate car incident near Antag ends tragically with Benny and Sigwiand wheel involved.
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Bulletin
Eagles
Pickic
BY J. Bart Campbell
Speeder
John G. Emery
W. Galbraith
Conternational News Service
Elyria Bank
U.S
International News Service
Etata
Union Polishers
Phonograph Co
Meares
Redington
Benny
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