Raisin Jack string brings three men to court
In a city case yesterday Boulen and accomplices faced fines after police raided a home on Mid Avenue. Boulen paid 25 dollars for disorderly conduct and lost his automobile license, while Rogalski paid 500 dollars and was jailed until costs are met. The raid also seized two quarts of raisin jack and evidence suggests ongoing sales to junk dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aftoon
Tony Boa
West Avenue
Frank Weilin
Ghbor
Sak Rogalski
Mid_avenne
Bralem
Weir
Tony
Cwife
Baby
Beem Loulen
Wellen
Boulen
Skillwestioning
Ned
Southam
Zarnke
Jone
Raisin Jacklin
Ink - Rogalski
Rogal
Violators Appeal Convictions in Lorain Court
Attorney W L Hughes represented William Miraldi and S E Mavis in a petition in error from Lorain criminal court. Men were arrested under the Crabbe act during oath of March. A motion for trial was overruled and sentence pronounced. One of appeal had been granted. Judge Reding granted the motion this morning and the case will be reviewed higher.
Wheat Cutting Starts In June For First Time In Years
Wheat cutting begins in June for the first time in years surpassing the prior earliest harvest date of July. Recent rains have improved the corn crop and are expected to lift yields to near average.
Slaying at Mayfield Farm Yields No Crew Evidence
Inter National News Service reports eight hours of investigation into the Mayfield farmhouse fire that killed eleven, with authorities failing to identify a convincing crew. The leading theory centers on Ernest Lawrence and Otis Drew, but no witness or confirmed clue solidifies the motive or participants.
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T Theriff
Ernest Lawrence
Aly
John Drew
Man Tun
Tun
Lawrence
Drew
Cleveland Judge Martin A Foran Dies After Illness
International News Service reports that Martin A Foran, born in 1876, presiding judge of the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, died at his Cleveland home after an eleven day heart illness. He served eleven years on the bench and previously represented a Cleveland district in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Cleveland
Martin A Foran
Cuyahoga “County
Italian Cruiser Active at Porto Baros After Fiume Riots
Two Italian cruisers arrived at Porto Baros today following rioting at Fiume in which five people were killed and ten wounded. Porto Baros adjourns Fiume.
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Rome
Porto Baros
Fiume
Painters and paper hangers cut wages in Elyria
At a regular meeting in Elyria the painters and paper hangers voted to reduce their labor rate from 90 to 80 cents per hour and 10 percent for paper hangers. Contractors are expected to reflect the cut. No open shop threats reported. The new scale takes effect July 1, 13 cents less than the Cleveland scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Cleveland
Wounded Delegates at Convention Require Indexed Records
Detroit reports delegates at the convention must list wounds on index cards. One youth from the coast claimed twelve gun wounds and noted major disability as being kicked in the leg by an Oregon mule, a claim reflecting the era's blunt whimsy amid formal procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Oregon
Murder trial of Mag Kaber starts today
In Cleveland, Katherine Eva Siaber faces first degree murder charges for allegedly plotting and directing the slaying of her invalid husband. The courtroom drama unfolds as jurors are questioned about capital punishment and the electric chair.
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Mag
Kaber
Mildred Morris
Court House
Cleveland
Katherine Eva -Siaber
State
Three Elyria youths unearth tot's grave of pioneer family
Three Elyria youths Milton Dachtler Victor Wiseman and Det Kai ser unearthed a nine months old baby's grave from 1833 at 506 Lodi Street while digging. The tombstone bore the name Jason, early Elyria settler, likely erected about 15 years after the town's founding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton ‘Dachtler
Victor Wiseman
Det Kaiser
Lodi Street
Fred Dachtler, Jr
Jason
Elyria
Death of Donald Hutchinson Elicits City Remembrance
Donald Hutchinson 17 son of Mr and Mrs S F Hutchinson Oberlin Road died after a six month illness. He was a 1921 Elyria High School student and business manager of The Elyrian. He was popular and bright. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at family home and Butter Nut Ridge cemetery. Ralph Flood and James Tigh fined $50 and costs for traffic violation before Mayor Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Hutchinson
S.F. Hutchinson
Oberlin
Elyria High School
Llyrian
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Ralph Flood
James Tigh
Jones
Old Triangle Bobbles Up In Divorce Suit
Lester Johnson of 440 Delaware Avenue Lorain files for divorce from Helen Johnson alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. He cites marital separations in Lorain and Cleveland and claims fear for his life.
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Lester Johnson
Lester. Johnson
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
Helen Joanson
Conmen Pleas
Johnson
Ace
Cleveland
Widow waits for body of son in Italy service
Mrs Frances M Seabold of Grafton died after a long illness and waited years for the return of her son John J Seabold who died in Italy during service. She leaves her husband and eight children with many relatives. Funeral plans to be announced. Also L A Rounds 73 Elyria businessman dies. funeral Wednesday at Wilkins Hurst parlors, burial in Columbia cemetery.
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Frances — M.seabold
John Seabold
Grafton
Elyria
West River Street
M- Benita
Youngstown
L. A. Rounds
Wilkins-Hurst
Columbia Cemetery
Turkish Nationalists Capture Ismid Near Constantinople
In Ismid's capture by Turkish nationalists near Constantinople, Greek forces retook the town with reinforcements but planned to hold for evacuations. The Greek battleship Averoff supported operations, bombarding Ismid as Turkish troops advanced within 50 miles of the capital. The Sublime Porte protested foreign observers over the bombardment and neutral rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Ismid
Sea of Marmora
Gorgois
May Violate Treaty Threat Looms in Caucasus
London dispatch reports rising tension between Soviet Russia and Turkish nationalists in the Caucasus after a recently enacted treaty. Bolshiviks concentrate troops at Karna and Hreerum while General Kazim leads Turkish forces ready to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Caucasua
Constantinople
Karna
Hreerum
Kaizim
County Health Board Refers River Pollution to State Action
The County Health Board referred the river pollution matter to the state health department after a conference with county health officer W. A. McIntosh in Oberlin. McIntosh sought legal advice from Lawrence Webber and sent the petition and resolution to Columbus for immediate action to protect residents.
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County Board OF Health
State Board For Action
County Health Board
State Health Department
Township Health Board
Oberlin
W. A. McIntosh
McIntosh
Townships Board
Lawrence Webber
Columbus
British coal strike ends after long stalemate
London June 28 The national coal strike in effect since April 1 was settled today after a second federation of miners and colliery owners conference. Premier Lloyd George announced in the commons that an agreement was reached and the men would return to work at once. He said parliament would be asked to sanction a renewal of a ten million pound subsidy to ease the wage restoration. Frank Hodges and the federation executive plan to brief miners on terms and urge acceptance, though some hostility was anticipated in South Wales and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
Federation of Miners
Government Board of Trade Office
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Lauya- George
Frank ‘Hodges
Hodges
South Wales
Scotland
Profit Sharing Settles British Coal Strike
London June 28. The coal strike ends on a profit sharing basis the first in British industry. After standard charges remaining profits go to workers and mine owners with 83 percent to wages and 17 percent to mine owners profits. Government approves.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Great Britain
Ty cm Es
Take Action to Stop Be Title Fight
City report from June 28 states authorities refuse to act on an injunction aimed at halting a boxing bout featuring Dempsey and Willard, marking a stalled effort to stop the prize fight.
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Dempsey
Sey City
Reformers seek injunction against Dempsey Carpentier fight
Jersey City authorities and five clergy members filed for an injunction to stop the Dempsey Carpentier boxing match. Vice Chancellor Stevenson heard Attorney Clark Gilson argue four grounds including that the event is a prize fight, counterfeit tickets circulate, a swindle, and moral danger to youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internativesl News Service
Jersey City
N. J
Dempsey Carpentier
Robert Watson
International ‘Reform Bureau
Rickard
Stevenson
Chancery
Clark Gilson
Gilson
New City Hotel Discussion At Friday Chamber Meeting
The Elyria hotel situation will be discussed at a Friday noon Chamber of Commerce meeting. W P Massey will outline proposals regarding the old Tariff and the Hotel Elstia. The Topliff will be renamed Hotel Ely and the Elyria hotel remodeled to improve visitor accommodations.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
W. P. Massey
Elstia
Topliff
Ely
Chamber
Dissolution Sought in Lorain Land Contract Injunction Case
Stella Ketka and Mabel Adams move to dissolve the injunction Ruth Waters secured over land west of Lorain. Waters says planned buildings conflicted with their land contract. Hearing on the motion to dissolve will be scheduled later.
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Stella Ketka
Mabel Adams
Ruth Waters
Lorain
Babies used by bootlegging women in New York
June 28 report says two women were arrested after police found a six month old baby in a carriage with a quart bottle of whiskey hidden in its clothing. The mother, Mrs Annie Brusloff, faced charges of possession of illegal liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Troe
Annie Brusloff
Tie-Up Looms as Rail Workers Vote on Wage Cut
Chicago dispatch reports 48,000 rail employees voted to accept a wage cut while 385,000 were to be affected, signaling a potential nationwide strike. Brotherhood chiefs reportedly oppose a walkout though tensions threaten economic life. A strike fund of about 20 million dollars had been built up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eee
Oulee
Weekly Band Concert in Cascade Park Tomorrow Afternoon
Cascade Park hosts the weekly band concert from 3 30 to 5 00 PM tomorrow marking the second in Cascade with alternating park venues. The program includes marches overtures solos and popular songs led by Mr Vickery with pieces like Banner of Democracy Kiss of Spring and The Star Spangled Banner subject to change.
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Cascade Park
Cascade ‘Park
Cascade
City Park
Hayes
Woodland
Cornet
Barnard
Mr. Vickery
Rolfe
Forest
Filenberg
Hravuta
Dublis
Ice wagon tragedy claims eight year old
Eight year old Neal Moore climbed onto an ice wagon in Marion. He was struck by an automobile when stepping from the wagon and died of a fractured skull.
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International News Service
Marion
Neal Moore
Baltimore Lawyer Charles J. Bonaparte Dies at 72
Baltimore mourns as former U S attorney general Charles J. Bonaparte dies at his home after weeks of illness. The Baltimore native was 72 and served as attorney general during his career.
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Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
United States
Bonaparte
Uge
Elyria Veterans at Spanish War Meet
A Lorain parade featured Spanish War veterans with comrade F E Smith and Wal veteran riding. B F Marlett spoke as a survivor recounting enlistment at age seven before reaching the old age limit. Police officer Grant Schrock and Charles Adams attended along with other veterans.
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Flyria
Yesterdar
Lorain
FL Marlett
Vention
Grant. Schrock
Chas. Adams
E. Smith
Harold Gates of Elyria Dies After Diving Accident
Harold Gates of Elyria sustained a neck injury at a Lorain beach when he dived into water without checking depth. He struck the bottom and suffered a broken neck with spinal damage, requiring extended hospital care and head stabilization for weeks.
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Harold Gates
Elyria
East_avenue
Lorain
Gates
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Frank Rogalski
Crabbe
Kentuck
Venice
Edward Fawcett
Venhrem
Irs
Tot
Nilene Wasa
Seabold
Sity
New City
U. S. Railway
Jewell
Railway
Y Ployer
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