Syria and Lorain Nomination Contests Highlight Local Elections
Nomination petitions closed with multiple tickets in Syria and Lorain. In Syria mayoral race includes incumbent Asaph Jones and F R Castle. council seats filled by Millspaugh Schilleman Howells Bottemer and others. Democrats undecided for primaries. Lorain features rival Democrat and Republican slates with Mayors Grail Hoffman and Nord leading contests. Amherst also fields full Republican ticket.
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Gerald S. Martin
Lawrence F. Fay
D. T. Howells
Adam C. Bottamer
Mae EB
Carl F. Muller
Lorain
Tepublicans
Margare N. May
Amherst
Walter C. Nord
William Baker, Jr
Louis P Lerseh
James Daley
Robert Cromwell
John G. Sabiers
A. C. Kreser
Peter A. Becker
Chas. Hearn
C. F. Schroeder
E. C. Schuler
Wellington
Oberin
Ohio posse captures five in a wartime raid near Central City
In a dawn raid near Central City Sheriffs Vogelmeier and a posse captured five men, including Carl Hal, James Scott, and others. A large amount of currency was found hidden in their clothing. One member was sought for a recent murder, with searches continuing for the remaining suspects.
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Mswark
Central
Ohio
Sher- Frad Vogelmeier
Tral City
Sheriff Elmeter
Carl Hal
Australia
John Ley
Boston
Mase
Steubenville
E Tallmasa
Clark
W. Va
James Scott
Lyrians Land H10 Contract or Road Work
Low bids announced by the state highway department for road projects include: J. M. ONeill Construction Co for bridgeport Cadiz road brick contract 13090577. Earl Lob for Kentucky rock asphalt Bridgeport Cadiz road 172068 and 14940569. Weeks Construction Co for grading bridges and verts Trent on Jackson road 29379. J J Hart for asphalt radar Elyria Twinsburg road 65265.06.
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Volumbus
lrenton-Jackson
Frence County
J. J. Hart
Elyria
Esphalt
Elyria-Twinsburg
Ain County
Highway Department
Columbiana Aty
Columbia man fined after farm raid incident
Underhill raided the farm of Joe Turik near Columbia yesterday afternoon, discovering two barrels of mash and four gallons of raisin jack. He pleaded guilty before Justice Longbow and was fined $560 with costs. unable to pay, he was jailed.
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Therift Underhill
Joe Turik
Columbia Nahin
Rik
Justice the Peace
Longbow
Jay
Collision on Broad Street Involves Three Cars
An automobile accident occurred yesterday afternoon at the Broad Street corner with East Bridge Street. William Wagner drove east when Elwood Fredericy of Lorain sped around the block, forcing Wagner toward the curb and into William Stokall’s Cleveland car. Wagner’s fenders and hub cap were damaged along with Stokall’s fender and running board. Frederick had to stop.
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Broad Street
East Bridge Street
William Wagner
Elwood Frederecy
Lorain
Wagner
William Stokall
Cleveland
Brokell
Fred
Stergeg
Bulgarian Revolt Threatens Sofia as Balkans Turmoil Grows
Reports from Athens and London say Bulgaria’s revolutionary government mobilizes large forces near Sofia while fighting with peasant bands. King Boris plans possible flight and Stamboulisky’s suspected embezzlement fuels unrest as Great Britain and the Allies watch Balkan tensions.
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London
Sofia
Balkan
Athens
Thrace
Orange Guard
Safia
Times
Alexander Stamboultsky
Boris
Premer Zankoff
Harding keeps hope for government shipping exit plan
President Harding says a way to end government operation of shipping may be found, while Edward Farley begins as new shipping board chairman. The president notes government operation is a temporary resort as he renews faith in building an American merchant marine despite past subsidy failures and foreign impediments.
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Washington
Harding
United States Shipping Board
Edward P. Farley
Chicago
A. D. Lasker
Weather forecast predicts more showers next week
Washington June 16 The weather bureau issued a forecast for next week covering the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Expect considerable cloudiness with occasional showers and a warm first half of the week cooling later.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Bank Robbery Attack Ties to Toledo Suspects
On June 16 special privileges were revoked for Clifford Truay and Donald Reeves of Toledo who are held in Genoa bank robbery and a murder case. Sheriff Quisno was attacked in jail with a heavy wooden implement, and a broken stool was found fashioned into weapons. Authorities say a search uncovered drugs supplied to the prisoners by friends, which were destroyed.
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Fort Clinton
Clifford Truay
Donald Reeves
Toledo
Genoa
W Ff Rhodert
Quisno
Truas
Boy Shoots Brother While Playing With Revolver
In Canton on June 16 Charles Fuaua nine is hospitalized with a bullet wound through his abdomen after his eleven year old brother Robert found a revolver and fired. Charles is expected to live.
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Canton
Charles Fuaua
Mercy Hospital
Robert
Charles Dell
Bandit Steals Jewelry From Hotel Guest in Columbus
Police hunt a thief who stole 9000 dollars in jewelry from Mrs. D. Gutsinger of Shelbyville Indiana while she was a guest at the Deshier hotel in Columbus. A bell hop who escorted her home was arrested and denied involvement. She reports placing a wrist watch, bar pin, and diamond ring on a table before a washroom visit. twelve minutes later the items were missing.
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Columbus
D. Gutsinger
Shelbyville
Ind
President I. Z. U. Dies in Indianapolis Ward
John McParland president of the International Typographical Union died of pneumonia in St. Vincent’s hospital Indianapolis at 55. He served a second term and had moved there from New York after election. Born in Talbot Austria he previously resided in New York. Funeral plans were not announced and relatives may transport the body to Grand Rapids Michigan for burial.
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New York
John McParland
International Typographical Union
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
McParland
Typographical Union
Union
Talbot
Austria
Wall Street Suspends Knauth Nachod and Kahne Firm
Failure of the stock brokerage Knauth Nachod and Kahne announced on the New York Stock Exchange floor. The 70 year old firm faced an involuntary bankruptcy petition amid a wave of suspensions sweeping Wall Street in the past ten weeks. The partners listed include Rollin C. Newton Mrs I W Knauth Oscar L Gubleman and James F Shaw with Herbert B Smith ers Theodore W. Knauth and John R Hall.
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New York
Knauth, Nachod and
James F. Shaw
Herbert B. Smithers
Theodore W. Knauth
John R. Hall
Bank‘ruptey
Bar To Hold 7th Annual Meet in Columbus
The 7th Encampment of the Ohio G A R will gather in Columbus the week of June 25 with 15 000 to 20 000 visitors expected. The event includes sessions at Memorial Hall, a Peace Memorial dedication, a patriotic pageant and a grand parade among other activities.
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Ohio G. A. R
Columbus
Woman’s Relief Corps of the
Ig. A. R
Daughters of Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Ladies of
G Aba
Memorial Hall
Woman's Resist Corps
State House
Capitol Building
Lincoln
Lee
Grant
John Gordon Battelle
Grand Army of the Republic
Gaylord M. Laitzgaber
Ohio
57Th Department
Audllary
ABA Wemhere
Cascade Park to Host Big Local Outing and Old Timers Game
Cascade Park will host the annual Elyria Community picnic on June 27 under the Yount Men's Business Club. The event features an Old Timers baseball game with captains Henry and Tucker and an all star city game managed by Ernie Birch. Elyria merchants donate hundreds of dollars in prizes for contests and events.
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Cascade Park
Mes
Elyria
Tia Youn Men’s Business Club
Henry
Tucker
Steelt
Ernie Birch
Washington Ave
Middle Ave
Chee
Mischka
Esat Siders
Minch
Wragg
West Siders
Nichols
Kili
Hauke
Malik Fitepatrick
Reynolds
Shelley
Ask 923000 DAMAGES FOR RAID ASSAULT
Joseph Stankowitz sues the city of Lorain Loyal Warren and Joseph Miller for 25000 damages claiming police officers raided Stanley Jezwiski residence without a warrant on May day and assaulted him. He alleges severe bruising to back arms legs and a stiff left ankle leaving him unable to walk without crutches.
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Joseph Stankowitz
Lorain
Loyal Warren
Joseph Miller
Stanley Jezwiski
Reid Avenue
One Dead One Wounded After Quarrel Fight
Columbus report: Gus Irwin, 32, is dead after a quarrel with Gesele Summers, 22, who lies in White Cross Hospital in critical condition from stab wounds. Summers says Irwin killed himself after stabbing her in the back. Both are Black.
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Columbus
Gus Irwin
Gesele Summera
White Croes Hospital
Miss Summers
Irwin
Miners March Trial Set for Monday in Greenbrier County
Charleston reports the Logan county murder indictments tied to Blair Mountain events prompt a venue change for Keeney Mooney and Blizzard to Greenbrier county. The case involves union miners and deputy sheriffs killed during the 1921 clash.
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Charleston
W. Va
Lewisburg
Greenbrier County
United Jolnd
Blair Mountain
Fred Mooney
van Blizzard
John C. Gore
George Munsey
John Cataiga
Keener
Mooney
Blixcard
Logan County
Charlestown
Jason County
Blizzard
Wilburn and Son
Keeney
Ers
West Virginia
Kimestt
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Walter Guthman
Wim
L. Millspaugh
West Avenue
A. C. Schilleman
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D. W. Myers
F. L. Shaw
William F Grail
Margaret N May
L. A. Snell
C. C. Pease
Walter C. Thomas
Custer Snyder
Foster Armstrong
M. J. Lescher
Floyd A. Helfrich
John F. Barnes
Geo T Moehle
George J. Bates
C. J. Hawley
Chas S. Blackman
Karl DeChant
Jos
J. Schultz
James Marsh
John J. Gluvna
Patrick J Flaherty
George Hoffman
A. A. King
T. W. Morgan
J. C Standen
Wesley Grills
Walter C Harlan
Clark A. Phinney
N. C. Perkson
Wm. C. Miller
N N. Colbert
C. Norman Redding
George Allma
H. D. Walters
W. J Wehagen
P J Goldthorpe
W G. Campbell
F. A. Urban
W. v T. Shaw
Nelson
W. Garland
Alex Mollison
R. E.bryan
Eriff
Newark
Lyrians
Ilumbia Man
Joungstown
Joe
Mttle
Entente
Jugo- Slavia
Houmania
Czecho-Slovakia
Stamboulisky
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Bulgaria
M. Theodoros
Molavi
Sherif
At- Senine
Rother
Bandit
Uniemr
Grand Rechés
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Reniden
Bhoxerage Company
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Edward M. Fuller
Behow
William F. McGee
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