Avon Man Dies in Farming Accident
John Nagle aged 30 of Avon died yesterday afternoon when a gasoline tractor crushed him between the tractor and a barn. He was the son of Mrs Mary Nagle and survived by seven sisters. Funeral services set for Monday at Holy Trinity Church at 9 30 am with burial in East Avon Cemetery.
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John Nagle
East Avon
Mary Nagle
Edward Dambach
Una Nagle
Ray Bragton
Ftrac Leffink
Loretta Nagle
Arthur Taft
Effice Na
Great Lakes Water Way Urged by Ex-Governor Goodrich
June 22 in Toledo former Indiana governor James P. Goodrich urged the Great Lakes Water Way project at the Ohio Bankers Association convention. He criticized New York officials for provincialism and argued the canal would lower transport costs, boost farmer income in the northwest, connect Cleveland Toledo Detroit and Duluth to seaports, and expand American participation in world trade.
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Toledo
New York
Great Lakes-Tidewater Canal
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Ohio Bankers Association
Middle West
Goodrich
Cleveland
Detroit
Duluth
Seven Seas
Great Northwest
Seaboard
America
Frank Birmingham former Green Line conductor dies
Frank Birmingham 39 a former Cleveland and Southwestern conductor died at his home 315 Sixteenth street after four years of declining health. He is survived by his wife three sons Frank George and John and siblings James John William George Mayme and Mrs John Myers. Services Monday at St Marys church with burial in St Marys cemetery.
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Frank Birmingham
Cleveland & Southwestern
Sixteenth Street
Knights of Columbus
Frank
George
John
James
Lorain
William
Cleveland
Elyria
Mayme
John Myers
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Woman is fined five days in workhouse to save husband’s car
In Cleveland on June 22 Mrs Lila Hayman, 26, was convicted of speeding and chose five days in Warrensville workhouse over sixty days of car impoundment for her husband. She told Judge Beebe she needed the car for work and she would go to the workhouse.
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Cleveland
Lila Hayman
Warrensville
Beebe
Workhouse
Troops hunt escape yank from barracks
Cincinnati dispatch reports troops combing wooded hills around Fort Thomas Kentucky after the escape of private Peter Kimmons 22 a deserter and the disappearance of his sentry private Marshall 22 as they gathered firewood. A second prisoner returned to the post with the update.
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Cincinnati
Fort Thomas
Peter Kimmons
Marshall
Kimmons
Two Lorain Companies Incorporated Today
In Columbus on June 22 corporations issued include The Century Amusement Co of Lorain with $10,000 capital headed by P. C. Wellert and Joseph Dominick. The Economy Savlage Association of Lorain with $200,000 capital led by Ed Swers and F. J. McFadden.
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Columbus
The
Century Amusement Co
Lorain
P. C. Wellert
Joseph Dominick
Economy Sav' Lage Association
Ed. Swers
F. J. McFadden
Farmers Attend County Day at Wooster Exposition
About seventy farmers from Lorain County visited the Wooster experiment farm in two sessions led by County Agent Howard Rogers. They toured crops, live stock methods, and fruit orchards, heard talks on feeding, pruning, spraying, and saw a model hen house. Jo H. Gurjey highlighted 100 apple varieties and ongoing testing. discussions included a new chick feed from infertile eggs and the use of straw and stover for land restoration. G Wickard and E L Daykin spoke on poultry as Thursday focused on poultry department insights.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Howard Rogers
Jo H. Gur Jey
Horticultural Department
Poultry Department
G. Wickard
E. L. Daykin
Ridgeville Assault Case Dragged To July 3
Justice George continued the case of Elmer Lowe of Ridgeville charged with assault and battery after Lowe accused Edward Terrell of killing his dog. A fight ensued with Terrell, a larger man, badly beaten. Terrell could not appear in court due to injuries, and the case was postponed.
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George
Elmer Lowe
Ridgeville
Lowe
Edward Terrell
Terrell
Electric shock suit seeks 20000 from Ohio Public Service Co
Helen Mesczak a six month old infant through her next friend John Mesczak sues Ohio Public Service Co for 20000 for injuries from July 7 1925 when a house wire near her Lorain Ohio home short circuited and burned the child sustaining head shoulder hand and foot burns causing partial thumb amputation and alleged permanent growth stunting nerve irritability and ongoing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mesczak
John Mesczak
Ohio Public Service Co
Hébertin Avenue
Lorain
FINALLY WINS SEAT IN MORPETH BYELECTION
June 22 Morpeth voters elected veteran British labor leader Robert Smithe to the house of commons after seven unsuccessful attempts. The result was announced at Morpeth today.
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London
Robert Smithe
House of Commons
Morpeth
Norpeth
Heat Wave Grips Cities as Death Toll Rises
Across New York and nearby towns a heat wave claimed 21 lives and left more than 100 prostrated. Cooling breezes from the St Lawrence valley offered relief. In Cincinnati a 60 year old man died of heat prostration while en route to hospital. Toledo records hottest day of the season with six heat prostrations. Columbus reports rising temperatures and public discomfort as official readings show 91 to 101 degree ranges, with streets hotter than reported.
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New York
St. Lawrence Valley
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Starr
Cincinnati
George Ordman
West Sixth Street
Newport
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Lovington
Oldman
Sixth Street
Columbia Avenue
Toledo
Columbus
United States Weather Bureau
Slavic Princess Executed for Hidden Church Treasures
London June 22. Mue Brusiloff daughter of General Brusiloff, once a czarist general, has been executed in Moscow for concealing church treasures. She refused a pardon, declaring she cannot accept mercy from the executioners of the Russian people.
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London
Brusiloff
Red Army
Moscow
Evening News
Young elopers delay wedding in Cleveland runaway teens
Fred Donovan, 16, and Dors Bocorselski, 16, students of East High, left Cleveland June 13 for Lexington to marry but took the wrong road and ended in Philadelphia. Police notified. Uncle Riley in Brockton wired money home. Donovan plans to retrieve the couple in New York then return.
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Cleveland
Fred
John Donovan
Fred Donovan
Philadelphia
Dors Bocorselski
East High School
Donovan
Lexington
John Riley
Brockton
Mass
Riley
Doris
Elopers
Bocorselski
New York
Stenographer Arrested in Chicago Prohibition Fixing Plot
June 22 Chicago Kath erine Mausser, a handsome stenographer in the prohibition division field agent office, was arrested today as a central figure in a booze fixing plot at her workplace.
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Chicago
Katherine Mausser
Prohibition
Badly Hurt in Crash Near Rees Station
Clarence Logan 25 is in Mercy hospital after his truck was demolished by an Interurban car at Seloto valley traction crossing near Rees Station, south of Columbus. He is probably fatally injured.
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Columbus
Clarence Logan
Mercy Hospital
Eicel
Seloto Valley Traction Company
Rees Station
Here
World Court plea gains Harding support in St Louis
President Harding drew a large crowd in Kansas City and St. Louis as he pressed for world court acceptance with reservations. He framed the stance as a pledge fulfilled and aimed to harmonize opposing elements while deferring major court talk to later speeches.
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ST. Louis
World Court
White House
League
Harding
San Diego
Kansas City
Disorderly conduct fines for Riverview park trio
John Smith Morris Atkinson and Chas Noisy Davis were arrested for causing a disturbance at Riverview park. They escaped by car but were later captured and brought before Mayor Jones. Each was fined ten dollars plus costs. Smith and Atkinson paid, Davis was paying up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Morris Atkinson
Chas
Davis
Riverview Park
Jones
Smith
Atkinson
Ohio official calls for restoring head of girls' school
Attorney General Crabbe criticized the removal of Mrs. Stannard, head of the Delaware girls industrial school, stating the process violated due process and urging her immediate restoration. He argued the only notice came from newspapers and urged correcting the wrong for the institution, Mrs. Stannard, and the state.
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State Civil Service
Mac Stanner
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Stannard
Crabbe
Harper
Mana
Fer
Columbus
Kenton Man Ends Life After Family Talk
William Putt, 33, a representative for Western and Southern Life, shot himself with a 32 caliber pistol five minutes after a family conversation. He died an hour later in hospital. Ill and despondent, he had recently moved to Kenton from Bucyrus. formerly lived in Lima. He leaves a wife and infant daughter. His mother-in-law found him after the shot. Amberg staff are examining his accounts.
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Kenton
William Putt
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Putt
Eamberg
Futt
Bucyrus
Lima
Herrick Fined Fifty Dollars for Disorderly Conduct
A. C. Herrick was fined $50 and costs by Mayor Jones on a disorderly conduct charge. Arrested with a bottle of liquor belonging to another man, he failed to produce the claimant and the case was disposed as disorderly conduct rather than transporting liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Herrick
Jones
Attempts death by own action at H G Wells home
London report says Austrian translator Heddy Gatterning attempted suicide at novelist H G Wells residence. She had shown strange behavior and left a note citing emotional impact from Wells novels. She is hospitalized and recovering. Also two brokers expelled by New York stock exchange for trading regulation violations.
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London
H. G. Wells
Star Today
Heddy Gatterning
Wells
New York
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange Today
P. G. Stamm
P. G.stamm and Company
South Amherst Man Is Fined for DWI Accident
Joe Capassa of South Amherst was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Justice George after being charged with driving while intoxicated. On Telegraph Road he collided with a machine owned by Miss Bertha Dunham of Ridgeville, damaging the radiator. Sheriff Underhill arrested him and he remained jailed pending payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Capassa
South Amherst
Justice George
Bertha Dunham
Ridgeville
Underhill
Elyrian Fined $10 For Stealing Goal
Nick Morras was arrested by a B. and O. detective for stealing coal from the tracks. He pleaded guilty this morning and was fined $10 and coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrian
Nick Morras
Etna Lava Slump Gives Sicily Hope After Fury
Mount Etna's eruption eased to a trickle by noon as lava advanced at six yards per hour. Army aviators reported lava from a few fissures while mass evacuations allowed villagers to flee safely. Lingua l angosa near danger, peasants lingered near fields as cold lava blocked farmland.
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Rome
Mount Etna
Victor Emanuel
Elyrian Reaches Semi Final in Ohio Golf Tourney
June 22 at Inverness Country Club Toledo Joe Wells of East Liverpool defending champion won his third round match five up and three to play over Ellsworth H Augustus of Cleveland. F Southard defeated Phelps Berdan four up and two to play. J W Munro of Zanesville beat Robert Hixon two and one. H C Barbour of Elyria defeated Arthur Shannon one up. Wells to face Munro this afternoon in the semifinals with Barbour versus Southard. Winners play tomorrow for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shannon
Columbus
Wells
Munro
Barbour
Southard
Writ of Habeas Corpus Sought for Manor Masquerade Suspects
In Chicago on June 22 a writ of habeas corpus was sought for Fred Thompson known as a sex masquerader, his alleged husband Frank Carrick, and his legal wife Marie Clark. They are suspects in the murder of Richard C. Tesmet. The request marks the fifth since their arrest, filed by an attorney retained by Mrs Earl Deer widow of a pandit hanged here last year.
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Chicago
Fred Thompson
Frank Carrick
Marie Clark
Richard C. Tesmet
Earl Deer
I O O F Grand Lodge Meet at Norwalk 1224
Charles B. Saxby of Weston Ohio elected president of the board for trustees at the 91st session of the I O O F grand lodge. Rev A V Hinman of Youngstown elected vice president. The lodge approves 1924 annual convention in Norwalk Ohio. H D Chaffin grand secretary to be installed at Friday business session.
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Middletown
Charles B. Saxby
Weston
Ohio
Board For Trustees
I O. O F.erand Lodge
A. V. Hinman
Youngstown
Norwalk
H. D. Chaffin
Death of Irene Donahue At Bright Home On Wednesday
Irene Donahue died at the home of Mr and Mrs P J Bright Seventh street not at Memorial hospital as previously stated She was born in Paineville and had lived with the Brights for nineteen years In other news Moscow reports a Soviet government boycott of Switzerland severing economic relations passports for Switzerland will not be issued except for workers and Russian trade representatives in Switzerland are ordered to depart
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Irene Donahue
P. J. Bright
Seventh Street
Memorail Hospital
Painesville
Moscow
Switzerland
Orme
Liquor Seizure On Two Transatlantic Ships
U S customs in New York seized liquor from the Cunard Berengaria after breaking seals on storerooms and placed guards. The Baltic’s liquor was guarded and later to be handled under the same policy as Berengaria under the dry law.
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New York
Treasury Department
United States Customs
Cunard
Berensaria
West Fourteenth Street
U. S
United States Supreme Court
Three Mile
Berengaria
United States
Baltic
Engaria
Washington
Prohibition
Treasury
Elting
Rejected love described in Newcastle murder case
Mrs Josephine Best widow on trial for slaying Carl Dufford wealthy businessman described the flaming passions of rejected love to the jury. Dufford was shot in his store in April. She attempted suicide but was disarmed claiming the gun fired accidentally. The defense argues temporary insanity.
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Newcastle
Josephine Best
Carl Dufford
Dufford
State Sunday School Elects New Officers at Newark
State Sunday School convention in Newark, Ohio, elected officers led by President Dr. W. G. Clippinger Otterbein University Westerville Ohio. New officers include vice presidents E C Enkenberry Rev Timothy Lehman Dr E W Thornton Will G Herrold Andrew S Mitchell secretary A T Arnold treasurer John P Aiken recording secretary Wilson A Homes and executive committee members with terms expiring 1926. Dayton selected as 1924 convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
G. W. Clippinger
van Wert
Ohio
Sandusky
Christian Endeavor Society
Otterbein University
Weaterville
Tuscania
Palestine
Columbus O
John P. Aiken
Bellefontaine
Wilson A. Homes
Granville
Co. F. Strecker
Marietta
C. W. _ Atwater
Cincinnati
H. B. Simms
Piqua
W. H. Schaus
Springfield
Painesville
Young Peoples
George Young
Tobdo
Franklin McElfresh
Columbus
John T. Brocco
Portsmouth
Dayton
Booze Toer Sentenced to Work House
Cleveland news reports Judge D C Westen haver jailed Dave Laux a wealthy Clevelander for possessing and transporting liquor. Laux faced eight months in War. 'rensville workhouse and a $1500 fine after conviction in federal court alongside three alleged confederates who received lighter sentences.
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Cleveland
D. C Westenhaver
Rensville
Dave Laux
Woman Autoist Dies After Shielding Babe in Crash
Toledo report says Mrs. George Fisk died from injuries after steering her car into a tree to avoid hitting a baby, the infant also hurt. day’s events also include a Newark blast at Hamilton Car Works causing 15 000 to 35 000 in damage with no injuries reported.
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Toledo
George Fisk
Newark
Hamilton Car Works
Lorain Liquor Maker Faces Penalty Sentence
Lorain liquor maker is set to face a penalty sentence after a legal case indicated by the brief item. The report notes impending judicial action and potential consequences for the defendant.
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Great Lakes Water Way
Green Line
Lorain Companies
Union Station
J and
Mrs. Harding
International Court
Alaska
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Wisconsin
Pennsylvana
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Noisy Davis
Morris
Mt. Etna
STATE
C.C. F
England
Foreign Office
Mrs. Best
State Sunday School
Booze Toter
Babe
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