Rafael Trial Set for July First in Wellington
Sam Rafael of Wellington faces a possession of illegal liquor charge after deputies found a half pint in a rear yard on June 2. Assistant Prosecutor William Wickens reports the trial scheduled for July 1 with Rafael pleading not guilty. Also charged is Louis Selby of Wellington, arrested June 2 with seven quarts of liquor bottles found near his home, with disposition pending.
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Sam Rafael
Wellington
William Wickens
Rafael
Squar
Louis Selby
Accident Injures Man Climbing Ladder
A 18 year old man from Reau was treated at Elyria Vemor Hospital for a revolver wound on the left hand after a revolver accidentally discharged while climbing a ladder to shoot pigeons. Police reported the incident occurred yesterday.
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Loaig Therook
Re Dau
Elyria Vemor Hospital
Ohio Town Battles Costly Five Hour Blaze
MECHANICSTOWN O June 26 A five hour fire threatened the business district causing $16 000 damage It destroyed the Culbertson Dagon Works a Baptist church steeple a blacksmith shop and a bounce Urbana firemen aided after a line of the village department broke The engine had to be pushed to the scene.
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Mechanicstown
Culbertson Dagon
Urbana
Elyria Booth Opens Tomorrow for Great Lakes Exposition
Cleveland bound tourists will find Elyria’s exposition booth at Middle Avenue and Broad Street ready to serve at the Great Lakes Exposition opening. The booth in Ely Park showcases modern architecture and will provide tourists with information on Elyria lodging and Cleveland routes.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Ely Park
Flyria
Cme
Exposition Grounds
Citizens Determined To Halt Labor Disturbances
PORTSMOUTH June 26 One hundred citizens vow to police the paralyzed strike front at Wheeling Steel Corp plants in suburban New Boston. The scene was quiet after a man was killed and others wounded Tuesday as strikers and pickets clashed, with a brief railroad spur damaged between the wire mill and main plant.
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Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corp
New Boston
Farley to Leave Cabinet Report Intensifies
Persistent Philadelphia reports say Postmaster General Farley plans to resign his cabinet post soon. President Roosevelt declined to comment until after the convention.
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Farley
Washington
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Oberlin Meeting Pushes Agriculture Growth In Area
A Pittsfield Center gathering on June 29 featuring Everson of St Charles will discuss patronal sales and agriculture growth. Everson, national president of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union, appears by local invitation and will speak in Ashland and nearby towns. The event includes musical exhibitions by the Gilbert Junior Fife, Crum and Bugle Corps and other entertainments.
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Oberlin
Ulrio
Wittsfield Center
KEHW
Everson
St. Charles
St. Dakota
Farmer’s Educational and Cooperative Union
Pittsfield
Ashland
Gbertin Junior Fife, Cruim and Bugle Corps
Red Cross Elyria office to open four days in summer
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross at the Masonic Temple 3B will operate only four days a week in July and August. Miss Edith Meterlf, secretary, announced the new hours, with the office open from 1:30 to 3:00 PM on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays. Wednesdays will not be open during July and August.
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Elyria
The
American Red
Masonic Temple
Edith Meterlf
State Senator Hart Wolfe Recovering From Injury
State Senator Philip Wolfe of Mansfield, representing this district, is recovering at his home from injuries to his right knee and teeth suffered earlier this week when he was involved in a collision in Mansfield. The incident left him injured and hospitalized briefly before his return home.
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Philip Wolfe
Mansfield
In And About The Court House Divorce Granted
Helen Leonard was granted a divorce from Matt Legnend of La Vale yesterday on grounds of grass neglect. Judge D A Cook presided. Arthur Russ arrested on a no support warrant issued by Justice C Lord on a complaint by Mrs Marie Standmother. Roy Payworth, sentenced for breaking and entering, to be paroled October 10 from London Prison Farm as one of 47 slated for parole by the state board of clemency.
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Helen Leonard
Matt Legnend
la Vale
D. A. Cook
Arthur Russ
Ely F
Justice
C. Lord
Marie Standmother
Roy Payworth
London
State Board of Clemency
23 Boys Will Go On Bike Hike Tomorrow
Twenty three Elyria youths plan a Vermilion River hike and two baseball games with two hikers teams led by Tim Fobes and Jack Tarry. Readiness details include camper captains and a list of participants. The YMCA Greenlee directs the event and boys should assemble at the building before the hike.
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Elyria Hays
Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Tim Fobes
Jack Tarry
Thomas Smith
Wim Pender- Thy
Jank Muth
Ricd Bermingham
Richard Hoag
Richard Sherman
Thomas Sehornhachler
William S*noenhardter
Paul Mayler
Lyle Bun- Curtis Atkinwillson
Junior Brause
Bowdter
George Decker
Adore Alten
George Hoke
Hal Barnhart
Richard Seeking
Wilfgang Ligntke
iHdeavre
Y.mc
Greenlee
Whiskers
Stillsmitn
Haynes
Avon Lake Couple Suffer Minor Injuries in Graveled Road Crash
Mroo and Mrs Soli Bille of Avon Lake were injured yesterday when their car driven by their son skidded on loose gravel on Aline Road north of Northide Road. Sheriff Clar encr W. Dilek reported the crash happened about 6 p.m. near Elyria Memorial. The vehicle left the road after the skid.
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Mroo
Soli Bille
Avon Lake
Elyria Memorial Presta
Gsimer
Aline
Northidee Road
Clarencr W. Dilek
Spevitt
Theft report on watches misattributed pawn sale clarified
A statement from Max Sotomon of 116 Lodi street corrects a prior report claiming two watches stolen from him were pawned. Solomon says he does not run a pawn shop. The previously stated pawn sale was erroneous and the items were sold to an unnamed party.
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Max Sotomon
Lodi Street
Aloues
Sotemea
Solomon
Pean Pranes Waa Jnstead
Domon
Former Governor Davis testifies in Avon land deal foreclosure
Former Governor Harry L. Davis of Cleveland testified in a foreclosure suit over 188 acres west of Cuyahoga County near Vetriit Road. The case, linked to a 1924 25 purchase by Edwin W. Davis and a claimed syndicate including Davis, seeks 64651 and foreclosure. Florence Brigse of Cleveland represents Frederick Zimmerman heirs.
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Harry L. Davis
Cleveland
Avon
Mire
Florence Brigse
Frederick Zimmerman
Goveror Davis
Edwin W. Davis
Priiiatiff
John A Cline
Edwin Whiaings
Ecole
Davis
Cuyahoga County
Vetriit
Gimmerman
George Eknes
Edwin Davis
C. A. Niman
Detroit Road Realty Company
Itom Davis
Attoroevse
Death of Evalyn Buck 34 at State Hospital Lima Ohio
Evalyn Buck 34 daughter of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Woodings of Grafton died this morning at State Hospital Lima Ohio She was born in Lorain Ohio February 23 1992 and lived in Grafton 19 years before moving to Toledo She was a member of Grafton Methodist Church Surviving include son Ernest Leroy eight two sisters and three brothers Funeral arrangements and burial details announced by Sudro Curtis Funeral Home Rev George C Berbe to officiate Private funeral Sunday at 3:00 from Woodings home Nesbit Cemetery record notes and police report reference micrometers stolen from Arthur Smith shop and a car stolen Wednesday night recovered at Stop 80 Oberlin Road
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Evalyn Buck
Jonathan Woodings
Grafton
State Hospital
Lima
Ohio
Lorain
Toledo
Grafton Methodist Church
Ernest Leroy
Sils
Hazel Degan
Pearl Brownlee
Elyria
David
Albert
Clarence
Elm Street
Graffton
Woodings Home
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
George C Berbe
Nesbitt Cemetery
County To Pay Part Of Lighting Cost
Lorain county commissioners agree to fund half of the White Way lighting cost for the Erie Avenue bridge, aligning with Ohio Public Service Company agreements. The county commits 530 annually for five years, with the city covering the remaining half of the total White Way expense of $1 per foot.
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Board of County Commissioners
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
Granddaughter of Oberlin College Founder Dies in Wooster
Mrs. Helen Black, 6, daughter of the late Governor Jacob D. Cox and granddaughter of Oberlin College founder, died in Wooster Ohio on June 26.
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Oberlin College
Social Calls Across Town On Sunday Afternoon
Spencer and Lois Beach visited the Will Beach home in Chatham with Sidney Beach’s family. Wesley Smith and sister from West Salem visited Clara Woods. Jessa Parent and a Cleveland friend called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parent. Harold Ol from Huntington and Weuholz from Mip pamivday evening visited Air and Mrs. Warl Weidrick. L W Bickley and Bev from Sandusky visited for the former’s sister and husband. Joseph Mitler and two Fremont children stayed with Arthur Nixon and family.
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Sidney Beach
Lois
Will Beach
Chatham
Wesley Smith
West Salem
Guy Pittinger
Wooster
Clara Woods
Jessa Parent
Friend
Cleveland
Charles Parent
Harold O4l
Huntington
Mr Weuholz
Mippamivday
Air
Warl Weidrick
Revo
L. W. Bickley
Sandusky
Bev
Stool
Joseph Mitler
Fremont
Arthur Nixon
Roosevelt and Smith Ties Highlight Hudson Valley Speech
In a public address, Mack recalls Roosevelt and former Gov Alfred E. Smith of New York sharing a lifelong bond. He notes Smith's shift from the Democratic fold during Roosevelt's ascent and cites 1928 as a comeback driven by friendship rather than personal ambition. Mack portrays Roosevelt as urged back into public life by Smith, with 1925 pressures shaping later leadership.
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Ween
New York
Mack
Hudson Valley
Derby
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Rocnpvelt
New York State
Roose Elto
Roose
United States
Markets Cleveland Produce BUITIRA Market Snapshot
Market steady and unsettled notes across live poultry and meats with varied prices. Receipts show active cattle, sheep, and hog markets, along with vegetable and potato price ranges and regional differences in quality and demand.
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Cleveland
Buitira
Seghborn
North Carolina
Virginia
Southern Ohio
Roosevelt era pledge frames Democratic path to recovery
Speech in Chicago frames three year Democratic stewardship as a promise to end GOP uncertainty and restore economic stability. Mack cites Roosevelt's term as fueled by determination to rejuvenate the nation and curb privilege, pledging progress over greed. Robbery report details theft at a Lake Road service station near Kil, with deputies noting entry via key and windows broken at the pumps.
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Mack
Chicago
Roosevelt
John Bradley
Lake Road
Kil
Gerald Neu
Charles Leonard
Wes
al Key
Ies
School plan extends transport to high and grade students
The article notes continuation of a plan allowing transportation to Oberlin and Wellington for high school students, in addition to grade school pupils. Previously, high school students had to arrange their own transport. It also references a quote about great works of art by Homer to Beethoven.
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Wellington
Oberlin
Homer
Virgil
Shakespeare
Goethe
Leonardo da Vinti
Raphael
Michael Angela
Pheidiastes
Beethoven
Grass Fire Keeps Elyria Firemen Busy
Firefighters from Engine Company No. Three fought a grass fire at 622 Bent Street caused by rubbish burning. The call came in the morning as crews contained the blaze at the home of O. Q. Strobl.
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Elyria
O. Q. Strobl
Bent Street
Engine Company Number Three
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