Rafael Trial Set For July First In Wellington
The trial of Sam Rafael of Wellington for possession of illegal liquor is set for July 1. Assistant Prosecutor William Wickens said Rafael pleaded not guilty after liquor agents and deputies found a half pint of altered illegal liquor in his rear yard on June 2. Louis Selby, also of Wellington, arrested the same day with coven quarts and empty containers found in the weeds near his house, faces charges expected to be disposed of by that time.
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Sam Rafael
Wellington
William Wickens
Rafael
Airerifts
Anaiust
Louis Selby
Accident Injures Youth In Accidental Revolver Discharge
Louis Hecovk 18 of R. D. a ds MAS s Dansca was treated at Elyria Vemori Hospital about 10 45 pm yesterday for a left hand wound. A two percent caliber revolver discharged accidentally while he was emitting a ladder to shoot pigeons according to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hecovk
Ds Mas S Dansca
Elyria Vemori Hospital
Costly Town Fire Devastates Mechanicstown District
A five hour blaze in Mechanicstown, Ohio, caused about 16000 dollars in damage to the Culbertson Dagon Works, a Baptist church steeple, a blacksmith shop and a house. Urbana firefighters aided after a village hose line burst and the engine needed pushing to the scene.
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Mechanicstown
Culbertson Dagon
Baptist Church
Urbana
Exposition Booth Opens Tomorrow at Elyria Park
Cleveland bound tourists will find Elyria's exposition booth at Middle avenue and Broad street open tomorrow. The Elyria booth, set in Ely Park, features a corner architecture display praised by Cleveland officials as one of the best in the area. An attendant will guide visitors on Elyria routes, lodging options, and local area maps. Equipment was being installed to prepare for opening day.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Broad Street
Ely Park
Lievend
Citizens Determined To Halt Labor Disturbances
One hundred citizens in Portsmouth Ohio pledged to curb labor unrest at Wheeling Steel Corn plants. Pickets remained outside the plant while a previous strike action caused a clash and damage to railroad tracks near the wire mill. The scene stayed tense as police prepared to guard the area.
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Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel
Boston
Farley to Leave Cabinet Reports Intensify
Persistent reports from Philadelphia say Festmaster General Farley plans to resign his cabinet post soon. President Roosevelt declined to comment on the matter until after the convention, leaving the question unresolved as the Washraipon event unfolded.
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Washraipon
Philadelphia
Farley
Roosevelt
Meeting at Pittsfield Center to hear Fr Everson on agriculture
Oberlin Osio June 26 A farmers and business men meeting at Pittsfield Center June 29 at 8:00 p m. will feature Fr Everson of St Charles S D national president of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union speaking on corn and agriculture growth. The gathering includes the Gherlion Junior Fife Drum and Bugle Corps exhibition and other features. Several local residents are noted in visits and travels.
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Oberlin
Osio
Pittsfield Center
Gherlion Junior Fife
Red Cross Elyria Office to Open Four Afternoons
The Elyria Chapter of the American Red Cross will run the Mazonic Temple Building office four afternoons weekly in July and August. Secretaries will staff the office from 1730 to 1700 hours on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, with Wednesday closures during the two months.
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Elyria
The
American Red Cro
Mazonic Temple
Editaemlf
State Senator Ware Recovering From Field Injury
State senator Philip Ware of Mansfield is recovering at home from a right leg knee injury suffered earlier this week when he was caught between two automobiles in Mansfield. The incident was reported today.
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Philip Ware
Mansfield
Court House Notice Reports Parole Hearing And Warrant
Helen Leonard of Elyria was arrested on a child support warrant issued by Justice Lord. Roy Payworth, jailed for breaking and entering, is slated for parole October 1 from London Prison Farm, among 47 parolees listed by the state board of leDCY.
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Elyria
Justice C. C. Lord
Mare Butler
Aefendant
Roy Payworth
London Frison Farm
Uf Ledcy
Former Governor Harry L. Davis Testifies in Avon Land Case
Cleveland's ex governor Harry L. Davis and former mayor Harry K. Davis are among witnesses in a foreclosure suit over 188 acres near Detroit road in Avon. Plaintiff Florence Hriggs accuses a syndicate including Davis of purchasing through Edwin W Davis and seeks $64,651 mortgage recovery. The Detroit Road Realty Co. now owns the property.
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Harry K. Davis
Cleveland
Avon
Florence Hriggs
Frederick Zimmerman
Davis
Hawin W. Davis
Yne Plaintiff
John A Cline
Edwin W Davis
Govarmor
Cuyahoga County
Detroit Road
Zimmerman
George Enos
Edwin Davis
C. Aman
Detroit Road Realty Company
23 Boys Plan Bike Hike Tomorrow by Vermilion River
Twenty three boys will participate in a Damness-See-Kes event on the Vermilion River tomorrow. Two hiking teams led by Nan Fobes and Jack Tarry will compete against two camper teams. Participants include Thomas Smith William Pemberthy Jack Ruth and others. The YMCA at Dean Greenlee work director organized all hikers and meals.
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Damness-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Wate Veeu
Nan Fobes
Jack Tarry
Thomas Smith
Wiliam Pemberthy
Jack Ruth
Richard Birmingham
Richard
Richard Sherman
Thomas Anbachler
William Schoenhachler
Paul Maynard
William Miller
Lyte Bungart
Earl Zander
Curtis Atkinson
Charles Wiernard
Junior Brouse
W Bowdler
George Decker
Theodore Alten
George Hoke
Robert Barnhart
Richard Seeking
Wolfgang Lizotke
Hove
Y.M.C. A
Dean
Greenlee 2Hors
Alou Samp
P. Om
Haynes
Avon Lake Residents Suffer Minor Injuries
Avon Lake residents Miro and Mrs son Biltz were treated after a vehicle driven by their son tipped over and slid into a ditch on Abbe Road north of North Wiege Road. The sheriff said the car slid on loose gravel and injured the occupants.
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Miro
oMrs Son
Biltz
Avon Lake
Elyria Mesnorial Pris Llonbaur & Pom
Vovar
Abbe Road
North Wiege
W. Dik
Watch Theft Notice Clarifies Pawn Claim at Solomons
A statement clarifies that a stolen watch from Max Solomon at 116 Lad Street was not pawned there. Solomon explains the watch was sold to him, not pawned, correcting an earlier report and stating he operates a pawn brokerage.
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Max Solomon
Lad! Street
Solomon
Pawhol
Death of Evalyn Huck 34 in Ohio. funeral plans noted
Evalyn Huck daughter of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Woodines of Grafton died this morning at the State Hospital in Lima Ohio. Born April 23 1902 in Lorain she lived in Grafton 19 years then moved. She was a member of the Grafton Methodist church. Surviving include her parents a son Ernest Leroy two sisters and three brothers. Funeral arrangements and burial details listed with local church and Woodings home.
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Evalyn Huck
Jonathan Woodines
Grafton
State Hospital
Lima
Ohio
Lorain
Gratton
Albert
Clarence
Mar
Elm Street
Wooodings
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
George Rephea
Nesbitt Cemetery
County Agrees to Split Lighting Cost on Erie Avenue Bridge
Lorain officials report the county will pay 639,01 for 50 years toward the White Way illumination on the Erie avenue bridge in Lorain. The county and the city will each cover half of the total White Way cost of 1 dollar.
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Board of County Commissioners
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
Granddaughter of Oberlin Founder Dies in Wooster
Mrs Helen Black, 6 dollars? daughter of the late Governor Jacob D. Cox and granddaughter of Oberlin College founder, died in Wooster today.
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Oberlin College
Weekend Socials Tied to Neighbors in Lake County
Spencer and Lois Beach visited in Chatham with Will Beach. Wesley Smith and sister from West Salem joined Mrs. Clara Woods. Jesse Parent and a Cleveland friend called on Charles Parent. Harold Oi from Indiana and W Wellhole from Minnesota stayed with Weldricks and Mya. L. W. Bickley hosted guests from Satdusky and Fremont at Arthur Nixon’s home.
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Sidney Beach
Lois
Will Beach
Chatham
Wesley Smith
West Salem
Guy Pittinger
Wooster
Clara Woods
Jesse Parent
Friend
Cleveland
Charles Parent
Harold Oi Fromlington
W. Wellhole
Minnesota
Warl Weldrick
Mya. L. W. Bickley
Satdusky
Stool
Joseph Miller
Fremont
Arthur Nixon
Market notes from a bustling produce and livestock report
Market slow and steady across vegetables fruits and livestock. Receipts show steady to higher bids for steers and heifers with mixed demand in grains and rice. Prices listed include butter and eggs per pound, with regional variations noted for pork, poultry and hay.
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Eveland
Nigher
CAL Ea
Kodo
Sauobioos
Roosevelt speech boosts Democratic recovery pledge
In Chicago Mack cites Roosevelt as taking office with resolve to end special privilege and place the nation on a firm footing, promising recovery from Republican uncertainty. He asserts a path to prosperity and progress, urging a forward course without turning back amid hardship and humanity. Robbery reported at Kilgan's Camp station and debris fire in Elyria extend the day’s local crime and fire news.
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Mack
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wei
Securi
John Bradley
Lake Road
Kilgan
Gerald Nau
Charles Leonard
Plan Expands Transportation for High School Students
The new plan extends school transport to Oberli and Wellington for high school pupils, aligning with years of attendance at Wellington and Oberlín schools for elementary grades. Previously, high school students had to arrange their own travel while the works of Homer and Shakespeare, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Bach, and Beethoven are noted as supreme human art.
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Wellington
Oberlinn
Oberli
Zrane
Homer
Virgin
Shakespeare
Joethe
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Pheidias
Praxitiles
Bach
Beethoven
Roosevelt Aide Recall Asserts Early Support For 1910 Senator Bid
The speaker, Mack, recalls a long friendship with Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith. He notes Smith leaves the party to back Roosevelt, and discusses Roosevelt’s shift from private life to public service in 1928. Mack emphasizes Smith’s push for a genuine Democrat and the era of progressive politics amid famine warnings of 1923.
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New York
Macn
Hudson Valley
Mack
New York State
Smith
Roosevelt
United States
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May Blackwell
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Susimer School of Theology
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John Skees
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Red Cross
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Arthur Smith
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Engine Company Number Three
People’s Market
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Star Shoe Shop
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