Injured after sedan overturns on Telegraph road
William Kovnack of Cleveland suffered a broken collar bone and five others were shaken when a Cleveland car swerved into Fred Jacobs’s sedan on Telegraph road near Elyria. Jacobs reported the crash to Sheriff Clarence F. Adams. an ambulance took Kovnack to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Jacobs could not name the other driver.
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William Kovnack
Cleveland
Fred Jacobs
Broadstreet
Elyria
Telegraph Road
Jacobs
Clarence F. Adams
Jacob
Plaintiff in Damage Suit Killed Friday
The 1926 injury suit of Steve Cord against Frank Ribich remained on the docket as court learned Cord was killed Friday night in a street collision on East 31st Street. Officials will decide if an executor is appointed to Cordiyak’s estate to pursue the suit, noting the victim had no known relatives.
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Steve Cord
Lorain
East Sist Street
Palm Avenue
Frank Ribich
Cordiyak
Common Pleas Court
Steve
East 31St Street
Revolt Breaks Across Mexican West Coast States
Mexican rebels under General Manuel Aguirre seized Nogales Sonora and forced closure of Vera Cruz port facilities, with reports of a broad west coast uprising. Aguirre declared the revolt open but bloodless and gained control of customs houses while federal officials were dispersed. Continued updates expected from Mexico City and embassy sources.
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Washington
Jesus Aguirree
Vera Cruz
Nogales
Foreign Office
Manuel Teller
United Press
State Department
Ariz
Manuel Aguirre
Sonora
Mexico
Aguirre
Francisco Manzo
Fausto Topete
West East
Agato
Dinner Drives Elyria Board of Trade Campaign
The Elyria Board of Trade reorganization and expansion effort will hold a step-off dinner at 6 15 tonight at Spring Valley prior to a city wide drive for members and funds starting tomorrow morning. Louis Igraue will preside as campaign director Robert Coburn and Henry Clark will address the workers. A $10 attendance prize is offered. A noon Tuesday report meeting at the Fils Club is planned. Edward W. Smith will speak on broadcasting and radiodrama in a program from WS end.
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Elyria Board of Trade Reorganization and Expansion Movement
Spring Valley
Louis Igraue
Robert 7. Coburn
American City Bureau
Henry Clark
Max Goldstein
Fils
Edward WW. Smith
Toledo
Mr. Smith
Ardiio
WGY Schenectady
North America
Department of the East
Dawes Surrenders Vice Presidency to Curtis in Senate
Chas G Dawes of Illinois banker and soldier today relinquished the vice presidency to Charles Curtis of Kansas in a senate chamber ceremony. The event followed the presidential inaugural and highlighted Dawes impulsive nature versus Curtis stolid prudence. Dawes plans to return to Evanston and resume leadership at Central Trust Company Chicago.
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Washington
Mar
Chas. G. Dawes
Illinois
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Dawes
Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Lowden
Ilinois
Hoover
Kansas City
Evanston
Central Trust Company
Chicago
Rotarians to hear soloist at weekly luncheon
Rotarians will hear a varied program tomorrow at their weekly club luncheon. A musical program by Mrs. Alice Selling, soloist, is to be presented beside the sharing of a film for Universal Film Service.
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Rotartans
Alice Selling
Universal Film Servic
Lorain Grand Jury to Probe Teen Death in Truck Crash
Lorain county grand jury tomorrow will hear a request to investigate the death of Anthony Zoltai 17 a helper on a Lorain newspaper delivery truck. The truck driven by Harold Harris struck a Lorain Lumber Co truck and hit a telephone pole. Coroner Myles Perry says he will present findings to the grand jury. No arrests have been made.
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Lorain County
Grand Jury
Anthony Zoltai
Lorain
Ninth Street
Reid Avenue
Harold Harris
Lorain Lumber Company
Harris
Myles Perry
Perry
Seven Years Without Missing Sunday Record Appeal
The Choricle Telegram offers 85.00 in gold to the reader with the longest streak of Sunday school attendance without missing a Sunday. A reader reports a family with seven years and six years of perfect Sundays and cites Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Weir and Miss Bessie Weir, 428 Ear Court, as having one Sunday missed by a family member. The editor invites more replies from readers with notable Sunday school records.
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Cclif
Ivan Weir
Bessie Weir
Ear Court
Folts
Senator Curtis Inaugurated as Vice President
Washington March 4 The inauguration of Senator Charlies Curtis of Kansas as vice president marks the first time a man with native American extraction becomes the nations second highest official He is one eighth Kaw Indian one eighth French and the rest Anglo Saxon Curtis was born near Topeka Kas his father a New Englander and his mother daughter of Kaw princess Ellen Pappan His career includes jockey hack driver lawyer district attorney and fourteen years in the House followed by a long Senate tenure
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Washiington
Charlies Curtis
Kansas
Kaw River
Topeka
Kas
O. A. Curtis
Ellen Pappan
Julie Pappan
Kaws
Curtis
Tho Government Reservation
Sears
New England
Pappan
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Coolidge Ends Presidency and Returns to Private Life
Washington March 4 Calvin Coolidge relinquishes the presidency with abrupt directness and returns to private life in Northampton. He leaves the White House silent and contemplative, keeping counsel, unsure of tomorrow’s plans or future public roles while stepping down from eight years of national leadership.
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Washington
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Capital
White House
Northampton
Pennssiagia Avenue
Pennalvania Avenue
Acades
Warren G. Harding
Acie
Massachusetts
Mr. Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Hoover Takes Oath of Office
President Hoover was sworn in by Chief Justice Taft at the Capitol amid a large crowd. He pledged to uphold the Constitution and enforce the prohibition amendment while addressing the nation from the new adminstration’s dawn, marking a historic transfer from past leaders.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
America
Hoover
Taft
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Jefferson
Lincoln
Wilson
Capitol Dome
Mr. Hoover
Curtis sworn vice president in unique noon ceremony
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas was sworn in as vice president at 12 12 p m in the Senate chamber amid top officials and foreign diplomats witnesses noted the 12 minute pause since noon left the government briefly without both president and vice president Curtis pledged cooperation and defended Senate rules while praising the body and its leadership
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
United States
Senate Chamber
Curtis
Charles Dawes
Illinois
Senate
Grand Jury To Convene Here Tomorrow
Lorain County will convene its grand jury at 9 o clock tomorrow morning for the second session of the January term. About 20 cases are to be investigated, under County Prosecutor Don W Myers and assistant John Harding in charge. The previous session was held early in January.
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Lorain County
Grand Jury
Don W. Myers
John Harding
Thousands Pay Honor To Hoover In Historic Inaugural Parade
Thousands filled Pennsylvania Avenue and surrounding streets to honor Herbert Hoover as he became the nation’s 31st president. The crowd, from across the United States and abroad, witnessed a peace time parade featuring soldiers, sailors, dignitaries, cowboys, and Indians amid cloudy skies and an aerial display before Hoover’s White House journey with his college sweetheart, now the first lady.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Herbert Hoover
United States
White House
Measles Epidemic Declines Amid City Quarantines
Measles quarantines in Meagles numbered 146 as the February epidemic waned, Sanitary Police Officer F H Williams said. Scarlet fever rose to sixteen cases, now ten, with expectations of six homes under quarantine by week’s end. The measles outbreak was among the most widespread in recent years, though still leaving many homes under quarantine.
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F. H. Williams
Mr. Williams
City To Take Bids On Shrubs For New Cemetery
The city will receive bids for shrubs for the Brookdale cemetery on Oberlan road. Service Director John N. Eidt announced bids are sought Tuesday March 5. Planting of shrubs and trees will begin when weather allows, with lots to be offered for sale likely in May if conditions stay favorable. A construction program includes an entrance, dam, and a bridge to be built this spring.
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Brookdale
John N. Eidt
Oberlan Road
Eldt
Crossing crash kills farmer near Wayne Ohio
March 4 report says Big Four railroad officials probe a crossing collision near Wayne Ohio that killed 55 year old farmer William Twessler. His car was struck by a train, dragged for hundreds of feet, body badly mutilated and barely identifiable. He leaves a widow and four children including Judaen Boress of Fostoria and Arthur Hogpmyer of Temberville.
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Tarmer
Wayne
Big Four
William Twessler
Judaen Boress
Fostoria
Arthur Hogpmyer
Temberville
Hoover’s inaugural warns of law disobedience and Prohibition
Washington March 4 President Herbert Hoover began his term with a call for a new spirit to uphold law amid growing disobedience and crime. He decried 18th amendment disrespect, pledged swift justice, and announced plans to study federal law enforcement while shifting Prohibition duties to the Justice Department. He stressed moral citizen support as essential to enforcing laws and reducing illegal liquor patronage.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Hoover
Treasury
Justice Department
Ohioans Help Hoover Inauguration Rally
Washington March 4 Ohio was prominent at Herbert Hoover's inauguration despite an Obioan not headlining the event A quartet of Ohioans including Walter F Brown Senator Theodore E Burton and Thad H Brown attended They backed Hoover in the crucial Ohio primary last April which helped secure his victory and influence the nation’s political path.
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Washington
Ohio
Herbert
Warren G. Harding
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Walter F. Brown
Toledo
Theodore E. Burton
Mandice Maschkest
Thad H. Brown
Colambos
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