Kaber Stabber Probe Deepens In Cleveland Case
Cleveland police hunt a suspected stabber linked to the murder of Daniel F. Ler and pursue new leads after the arrest of a suspect. Four indicted include the victim’s widow daughter and mother in law. Authorities anticipate further developments as probes continue.
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Cleveland
Phil Mooney
Weland Police Department
Daniel F.ler
Lakewood Pubrer
Kaber
Edward C Stanton
BUMPERS ks OPPOSITION INLEWS
WILDRED MORRIS INS Staff Corresponidest reports that politics and the Irish question will keep the American Federation of Labor seething. The movement to oust Samuel Gompers after thirty nine years as president has begun with a ban. John L Lewis, leader of the United Mine Workers, is openly supported as a receptive candidate.
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Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
John L Lewis
United-- Mine -Workers” of
America
Lewis
Gompers
Velers Report Attempted Hold Up Near Country Club
Police were alerted around 1 30 after a bicycle rider fired at two men driving from near the Hastings Country Club. Deputies Cowie and Cole searched the area but could not locate the assailant or the vehicle. The incident occurred on Cadwallader near Hastings.
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Cadwallader, Ers
Hastings
Midh
Cowie
Cole
District Nurses And Rotarians Visit Crippled Children Open House
Nurses from YoiGians and Hotarians joined Ohio state health officials, Red Cross and school staff in touring the Home for Crippled Children. Visitors talked with and met the children on the lawn, then toured Gate Hospital facilities. A noon luncheon preceded talks outlining current and future work, with E F Allen of Gates Hospital giving a welcome.
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Ohio State Board of Health
Memorial and
Gate's Hospital
Memorial Hospital
E F Allen
Gates Hospital
Officials Move Dangerous Billboard at Stop 47
Officials visited the scene after a Saturday accident that killed Clarence Eslinger, reviewing the obstruction to Green Line tracks near Stop 47. They note the sign is on a leased lane with three years left and say state law may require removal to restore sightlines. Residents near Ringeville face similar danger and threaten action if the billboard remains.
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Clarence Eslinger
Onty
Sher- D Backus
Richmond
Ringeville
Reward Raised for Lorain Timberman Bribe Case
Indicted former Lorain safety director C C Timberman faces a vigorous prosecution for taking bribes from bawdy houses and liquor violators. Public spirited citizens add 50 to the reward, bringing it to 100 with county funds, as Sheriff Backus circulates a description to police nationwide. The wanted man is about 38, six foot one or two, 200 pounds, dark hair, smooth face, notable teeth, walks erect. a fast talker and former newspaper employee associated with carnival and show interests.
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C C Timberman
Lorain
Sherff Backus
J H Wright Caims
Cleveland
Backus
Officer Foils Attempted Robbery Near Post Office
Officer Brickline heard breaking glass near the post office and found two panes broken in a rear window of the Wyers garage. No theft occurred and burglars were believed to have fled before stealing anything.
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Brickline
Wyers Garage
Amelia Hart 93 Dies After Illness
Amelia P Hart 93 of 514 Second Street died Wednesday evening after a six week illness. She is mother to W E Hart of this city and H R Hart of Toledo, with two sons, four grandsons and two great grandsons surviving. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at Monroeville with interment in Lebanon, Ohio. Mrs Hart was born February 2, 1828 in East Hamilton.
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Amelia P Hart
Second Street
W E Hart
H R Hart
Toledo
Hart
Monrceville
Lebanon
Ohio
Hatt
East Hamopton
Loraca Men Taken To 670 Penitentiary
Deputy Underhill took Henry Consath and F S Killinger of Lorain to the penitentiary. Consath was among the men who stole a Worthington face, and Killinger was convicted on a forged note. He has served time at the penitentiary before.
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Fred Underh
Henry Consath
F S
Wissing Cowboy Heir to 12 Million Dollars in Chicago
Charles Edgar Spencer Churchill known as Ned Churchill, a Calgary rancher, is named heir to 12 million dollars after his father’s death. Churchill disappeared December 29, 1919 while traveling with twenty cattle cars to Chicago and has not been heard from since, police report.
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Wissing
Chicago
Charles Edgar Spencer Churchill
Calgary
Canada
Ned’ Churchll
Sleeping Passengers Hurled Into Swollen Waters in Nebraska
Four persons were killed eight seriously injured and 26 passengers suffered injuries when a Chicago and Northwestern passenger train plunged through a bridge into flood waters near Crawford Nebraska. The bridge collapse sent coaches into Cottonwood Creek swollen by storms. earlier reports inflated fatalities but later estimates reduced the death toll to six. The wreck occurred as the train from Lander Wyoming to Chicago crossed the Cottonwood Creek bridge. The rear Pullman remained on the rails and a reef train was sent from Chadron nearby.
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Renverts
Omaha
Neb
Eastbourd
Chi Caro
Northwestern
Lander
Wye
Chicago
Cottonwood Creek
Crawford
Mnebraska
Cottonwood
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Gaz St
Narrowly Avert Serious Wreck Near 2&0 Crossing
At 4 15 this morning a westbound express train on the New Ark Central narrowly left the track just west of the 2 0 crossing. Two express trains jumped the rails and bumped along the rails before stopping. Traffic on the westbound track was tied up for hours. No injuries and no damage to express cars.
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Newark Central
Wellington girl recalls gruesome detail of Colorado flood
A Galorad flood survivor from Wellington Col addresses her mother with vivid scenes of the disaster. She describes 21 foot flood waters, a collapsing bridge, deaths, martial law, fires, and people taking shelter on hills as towns drown and chaos unfolds.
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Wellington
Elyria High School June Class Commencement Remarkable
The Elyria High School June graduating class held commencement in the high school auditorium with full attendance. Miss Myrtle Kauf presented the procession and Mizs Geeto served as valedictorian and editor in chief while Dr Edwin Erle Sparkе gave the main address. The program opened with the high school orchestra and included solos by Linda Blanchard and a warm introduction by Rev W L Burner.
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Elyria High School
Myrle Kauf
Mizs Geeto
Elysia Staff
Friendship Cabinet
W L Burner
Linda Blanchard
F. “W. Shelton
Edwin Erle Sparke
PennsXlanja State College
Sparks
Obvious Auto Collision Sparks $15,000 Damages Suit
Frank Miller of Cleveland sues Ben Wade of Oberlin for $15,000 claiming a late night crash at Central Avenue and 83rd Street Cleveland left him with a broken femur and internal injuries. Miller says Wade drove recklessly and caused the collision.
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Frank Miller
Cleveland
Benjjmin Wade
Oberlin
Central Avenue
83Rd Street
Miller
Four Children Die In House Fire In Myersville
Four children perished in a Myersville house blaze at the home of miner John Rosh. The dead are Anna Becker aged 14 John Rosh 4 Jordan Rosh 2 and a four week old infant. Mrs Rosh leaped from a second story window suffering a spinal injury and other wounds threatening her life.
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Myersville
John Rosh
Anna Becker
Jordan Rosh
Death Weapons Taken From Ship Bound for Port
John Fallis fled his burning home after police arrived to arrest his son Carlos. Four officers and two bystanders were shot during the seizure, and a state wide search for Fallis continued as armed men guarded the house. In New York, seized weapons from a freighter bound for the Irish Republic were identified as machine guns and ammunition valued at about 150000 dollars, guarded by police and federal officers pending a hearing.
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Frankfort
John Fallis
Fallis
Carlos Fallis
Gus Wainscott
Wilhelm
Falluls
C. E Novan
Carlos
Wayer Polsgrove
Jeff Linn
John Foster
New York
Irth Rrepublican Army
Medsa
Hoboken
United States
Ame
Comaigynec
Irish
Tsam
Hoa
Adolph Charstoe
Germany protests allied inactivity in Upper Silesia note
Berlin reports Germany sent a note to the allies protesting inactivity of Allied troops in Upper Silesia citing the Versailles treaty as basis. Allied high command ordered British advance against Polish insurgents, while German volunteers began withdrawing some outposts under Gen Hoefer’s command in Oppeln.
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I. N.S. Star
Berlin
Germany
Upper Silesia
Hoefer
Wes
Oppeln
Lorain Man Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Cruelty
Clifford D Thompson of Lorain files for divorce from Suzanne Thee son, claiming extreme cruelty. He alleges a violent temper, attempted assault tearing his clothing, and she pointed firearms and threatened him. He left for Buffalo but she followed, creating new scenes. He cites insanity of jealousy and asks the court for a divorce.
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Clifford D Thompson
Lora
Suzanne Thee
Buffalo
Acquit Koehle In Auto Theft Case In Municipal Court
Jack Koehle, held on auto theft charges, was discharged in municipal court yesterday. His companion, Joseph Flighter, was bound over to the grand jury. Koehle is expected to return to the Willys-Overland Monday.
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Jack Koehle
Joseph Flighter
Koehle
Willys-Overland
First Lorain County Ad Showcases Color Printing Innovation
The Chronicle Telegram unveils a two color full page ad by Dachtler and Dachtler highlighting a big cut price sale in men’s clothing. The paper announces a routing machine that removes color portions from plates, praising modern equipment and color advertising as reader attractors.
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Lorain County
Beng
Dachtler
Chronicle.Telegram
John Wanamaker
Pyadelphia
Maker
Chronicle-Telegrar
Wenal
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Amelia Hart
Loraca
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Summit St
Sam
Johnstown
Maline Freet
Dangen Grace
Rivec
Ahl
Booare
Tooter
Union Station
Elyria High
Dorothy Bell
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Conmternational News Service
Emerald
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Colts Patent Fitarms Manufacturing Company
Acquit Koehle
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