Tragic Car Crash Claims Local Youth Life
NEAR CITY Adolph Treator 19 of Hagersown Md fights for life at Memorial hospital after a Sunday morning crash at Feld's torners. He drove toward Cincinnati to pass a vehicle and struck an oncoming machine, rolling over. He remains unconscious with a crushed skull and multiple injuries as his parents arrive. Also three Cleveland residents injured on Heveland road Ridgeville when their car overturned. Two die in a Beverly Hills two car crash at a crossing near an electric train. In Cincinnati several local fatalities raise motor death toll. two Killed in a family of Professor Earle E. Eubank with two relatives dead and a third hospitalized.
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Adolph Treator
Hagersown
Run Memorial Hospital
Feld’s Torners
White Automobile Factory
Cincinnati University
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Heveland
Ridgeville
Memorial Hospital
Must Miustzkouski
Guse Miustzkouski
E. ‘Araway
Lorain Avenue
Los Angeles
Santellenne
Beverly Hills
Sincinnati
Hamilon County
Arthur Seaman
Poplar Street
College Hill
General Hospital
Raymond Cliff
East Treet
Genral Hospital
Jaaper Daugherty Escapes Sanitarium
Stamford Conn June 18 Normal steps will be taken by the local probate district court to secure the return of Draier M Daugherty son of Attorney General Harry M Daugherty who led Sunday morning after being picked up by a party in a new fork automobile He was committed for six months on April 26 after a probate court hearing He dodged attendants outside the sanitarium rounds Sunday morning and leaped into a car bearing a New York license plate authorities pursue leads to recover him.
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Stamford
Conn
Draier M. Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
New Fork
Daugherty
New York
Toledo Stor Robbery Net $28,000
In Toledo the B. R. Baker Company store was looted as two intruders or more drew large sums from the safe totaling $28,000 including $15,000 in cash and $10,000 in liberty bonds. The raid occurred as the assailants escaped with valuables after looting the store.
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Toledo
B. R. Baker Company
Liquor Vendor 5 Fined In Policy Court
Louis Toth of Western Heights was found guilty of illegal possession of liquor by Mayor Jones and fined 500 dollars plus costs. He gave notice of appeal through attorney Frank Stetson to take the case to the upper court on error. Mrs. Sam Nagy scheduled to contest a conviction this afternoon claiming unfamiliar liquor at her place was left by her husband.
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Louis Toth
Western Heights
Jones
Frank Stetson
Sam Nagy
Three Auto Crashes Reported in City Nighttime Spree
Police logged three crashes and a pole damage in a night of driving incidents. A Ford owned by John George 2117 29th street Lori n wrecked after a Cadillac driver fled the scene near 223 W Bridge street. A second Cadillac vehicle found near the N Y C tracks on Chestnut street with a damaged fender. A separate hit on an electric light pole at Washington avenue and Columbus street left the pole down. driver escaped and Electric Light Co. removed hazards. Early morning two ten saw three young men in a Ford crash through Lake avenue railroad gates after warning by a gateman.
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John George
29Th Street
Lorain
W. Bridge Street
Chestnut Street
Western Heights
Washington Avenue
Columbus Street
Electric Light Co
Lake Avenue
Mystery shooting victim near death in Cleveland
Thomas Grecé, 27, wounded by four bullets, found shirtless on Cedar Avenue. He told police an unknown shooter fired without warning. condition listed as near death.Ohio cross country cargo vehicle plan to be studied by ordnance department and Army engineers at Spring Lake New Jersey Wednesday. Cincinnati man Harry A Sandera ends his life using a clothes line at home, despondent over health. he owned a motorcycle shop.
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Cleveland
Thomas Grecé
Cedar Avenue
Washington
OrdNance
Spring Lake
N. J
Ordnance Department of the Army
Cincinnati
Harry A. Sandera
Mount Etna erupts again with Lingua- Elossa destroyed
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Rome reports Lingua- Elossa a 13 000 population town in northeastern Sicily totally destroyed by molten lava from Mount Etna with Cerro partly wiped out. Lava flow continues as a fifth fissure opens and river of lava reinforces the eruption. Troops assist refugees amid fascist aid and government funds allocated.
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London
Rome
Naples
Mount Etna
Mount
Etna
Sicily
Longuaglossa
Time Exchange
Inside bucket shop case leads to three hour grilling
Edward M Fuller and partner W F McGee faced a three hour grilling behind closed doors as Fuller sought immunity to reveal the bucket shop operations and alleged higherups. Both men recently pleaded guilty to running bucket shops linked to their firm’s 5 09 million failure and face jail sentences.
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New York
Tune
W. F. McGee
Edward M. Fuller
U. S
William Hayward
Fulier
McGee
Charles C. Nott
Federal Court General Sessions
Fuller
Hayware
Auto injury suit filed for 5000 dollars
Charles Brown sues Frank J. Wurmser of Lorain for 5000 dollars alleging injuries from a March 28 auto collision at East Erie and Florida avenues. Brown claims a fractured shoulder, three lost teeth, and permanent damage from being struck while crossing the street.
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Frank J. Wurmser
Lorain
Charles Brown
Lake Shore
East Erie Avenue
Florida Avenue
Wurmser
Rotary Conclave Opens in St Louis with Global Delegation
Rotary International claimed the city as ten thousand delegates arrived for the 14th annual convention. Twenty two nations are represented and virtually every major U S city has a delegation, as St Louis gleamed with visitors.
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ST. Louis
Rotary International
U. S
First Peony Show Delights Elyria with Winners
The Elyria Peony and Gladiolus society held its first semi annual exhibition at Elks auditorium on June 16. The event drew many visitors and featured sixty five entries across nineteen classes. The display impressed attendees with abundant peony varieties and fragrant blooms, with remarks comparing it favorably to national shows.
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Eva L. Reefy
Elyria Peony and Gladiolus Society
Elks
National Peony Society
Elyria Society
Home Garden Association of
Elyria
Claims New Altitude Record for Planes at Bourget Field
At Bourget air field France on June 18 Sergeant Bury a French military aviator claimed a new world altitude record of 19 709 metres after an ascent during which his oxygen mask was lost and later recovered His altimeter registered the height surpassing the previous U S Army Lt J MacReady record of 10 518 meters
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Bourget
France
Bury
J. MacReady
U. S. Army
Hand Crushed at Render Plant Injures Butcher
Aaron Firl, a butcher employed by S. Mendelson, suffered a badly crushed hand when caught in a machine at the rendering plant on Saturday. He received care at Memorial hospital.
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Aaron Firl
S. Mendelson
Memoral Hospital
Walker Named Special Assistant to Prohibition Chief
June 18 William Walker of Hillsboro Ohio was appointed special assistant to Prohibition Commissioner Haynes. Haynes home also is in Hillsboro and the announcement highlights local ties and official appointment.
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Washington
William Walker
Hillsboro
Ohio
Haynes
Living costs rise slightly in latest government report
Washington on June 18 the department of labor released its monthly survey showing living costs tick up slightly. Prices for 18 staple foods rose 1 to 2 percent while 10 items fell 1 to 9 percent. Net income edged up two tenths of one percent. The year increase is three percent and ten year rise 48 percent.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Murder suspect to be own star witness
Promising to review eight years of acquaintance with Frederick Schneider, a wealthy contractor, Mrs Atina Bursi faces murder charges after allegedly shooting him last February. She intends to testify for herself in the trial before Supreme Court Justice M Halley.
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New York
Promia
Inge
Frederick Schneider
Atina Bursi
Supreme Court
M'Halley
Buzal
Tragedy Near Hagerstown Ends in Double Suicide
Roy Smith 20 of Woodsboro shoots and kills his 19 year old wife and wounds several relatives and a minister's daughter before killing himself. The couple had eloped last March against their families' wishes and planned divorce was considered.
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Hagerstown
Roy Smith
Woodsboro
J. A. Saxton
Smith
Harry Wilhide
Mildred Wilhide
Beatrice Wilhide
Frances Saxton
Death of Graytown Woman During Visit in City
Mrs. Elizabeth Tenz 78 of Graytown died suddenly of heart failure while visiting her sister in Earl Court after a Decker family reunion at Murray Ridge. She had lived in Graytown for years and is survived by many relatives. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 PM.
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Elizabeth Tenz
Graytown
Carrie McQueen
Earl Court
Fred Decker
Murray Riege
Lenz
Carrivs
Ae Adium
David Lacke
Lansman
Amherst
Frank Brinker
Elmore
Henry c
Sandusky
Millbury
Frank Cro
Genea
Hrank
Griv Town
Weo
Sudro
Grafton Store Chief Fined After Raid on Soft Drink Parlor
Sheriff Underhill raided Stanley Barden’s soft drink parlor in Grafton finding punch boards. Barden was arrested and pled guilty before Justice 5. J. George, fined 50 dollars plus costs. In London Britain says Hughes plan on dry ship dispute not acceptable. Cincinnati fire teams battled ten gasoline tanks at Bead Hill containing over 23,000 gallons.
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Sheriff Underhill
Stanley Barden
Grafton
Barden
J. George
Cincinnati
Bead Hill
Governor Will Let Feeble Minded Site Lapse Funds
Governor Donahey indicated the $200000 appropriation for a feeble minded institution near Cleveland will not be used. Land options were in Eaton township near Newbury asylum land and another near Wellington. If not expended by June 30 the money returns to the state general fund and may lapse.
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Donahey
Cleveland
Eaton Township
Newbury Insane Asylum
Wellington
General Assembly
Ruhr Blockade Tightens as French Seize Rail Link
Berlin reports the entire Ruhr area sealed off with the last German railway from occupied to unoccupied zones seized by French troops. Food aid goods are being confiscated, workers’ rail movement halted, signaling potential industrial collapse. British and U S authorities discuss arbitration amid Ruhr reparations tensions.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Wolff Bureau
Lueneén
Dortmund
Langendreer
Mother and Daughter Injured in Auto Collision
Lorain on Globe avenue Mrs A D Herbert and her three year old daughter Eleanor were injured when their car collided with another vehicle. The girl was thrown onto the pavement and the mother suffered facial cuts. Both were hospitalized and later discharged. Chas Evanger held on reckless driving charge. Paris report notes Susanne Lengren to play Wimbledon despite four straight French tennis losses.
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Lorain
A. D. Herbert
Eleanor
Globe Avenue
Chas. Evanger
Paris
Susanne Lengren
Wimbledon
England
Today
Harding Calls for Budget Cuts to Trim Government Waste
President Harding urged heads of departments to curb outlays and restore fiscal health. He cited an improved deficit picture, projected 1924 receipts at 3.638 million and expenses around 3.668 billion, aiming for a substantial surplus with a restrained next year. Congress approved near-request funds to enable restrained, economy driven governance.
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Washington
Harding
Continental Memorial Hall
Congress
Lorain Firemen Set August Convention in Vermilion
Fire Chief David Hart announced Lorain County Volunteer Firemen will hold their annual convention in Vermilion at Crystal Beaten on August 15. The Vermilion department will offer prizes for events and a large crowd is anticipated.
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Lorain
David Hart
Elyrian Shooting Incident Reported At Memorial Hospital
A fragmentary notice states Harry Bucholz of Step 11 Lake Avenue was wounded by a revolver in the ankle at Memorial Hospital. He reportedly heard of burglaries in the city and kept the weapon by his bed, then shot himself while trying to defend against intruders.
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Harry Bucholz
Lake Avenue
Harry
Million Dollar Boxd Conspirators Case Details Emerge
Readable fragments show Sametko and Samuel involved in a deputy sheriff case, with mentions of a million dollar boxd conspiracy and alleged charges. The text references a banaita location and an 81 term sentence or punishment, though details remain unclear due to OCR damage.
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Sametko
Samuel
Sherif
Labes Posom
Ce Banaita
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Jaaper Daugherty
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George
Great Britain
Princess Royal
Duke of Fife
Hughes
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Erango
U.S
United States
Cuno
Cologne
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Suzanne
HIG
Coenton
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