Curren elected president of Elyria Board of Trade
Curren ab of Elyria becomes president of the Elyria Board of Trade after a Friday directors meeting at Newell hotel. Dan Symons is named first vice president and Max Goldstein second vice president, A J Robinson re elected. E J Fellow continues as secretary. Moise retires after two years of service. Curren has led Elyria Telephone Co since 1905 and became its president in 1917.
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AL J. Curren
E. J. Fellow
TMS
Mr. Fellow
T. L. Moise
Board of Trade
Board of
Board of ¢Directors Voiced Appreciation To Mr. Moise and To C. W. Phillips
A J. Currep
Elyria
Elyria Telephone Co
Dan B. Symons
Webber and No. 2
Riot at Maine Narrowly Averted at Florence Mine
On March 10 near Martins Ferry Ohio, national guardsmen and federal deputies deterred a mine riot at the Florence mine. A reported death triggered swift action by Col. Dean L. Caldwell and Col. Wade Christy to escort non union workers inside while officers dispersed 260 cheering union sympathizers. All is quiet now according to Caldwell.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio National Guardsmen
Federal and Country
Florence
Martins Ferry
Dean L. Caldwell
Donahey
Wade Christy
Belmont County
Sherif C. C. Hardesty
Captain Noble
Col. Caldwell
Elyria Fashion Show Promises Spring Styles Display
Elyria prepares for a two night Fashion Show at the Rialto Theater featuring stores like Lewis Mercantile John Lersch Foster-Fitch and Altman Ackerman showcasing men women and children ready to wear The Peerless Quintet Streiker Sisters and local models will highlight the program with dances and musical numbers as advance ticket sales indicate strong interest
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Eddie Ewald
Newark
Odio
Ktown Pasn
Tom
Lewis Mercantile Company
John Lersch
Tae Tae Fay
Foster-Fitch Company
Tae Robinson-Hancock Company
Altman & Ackerman
Wesserman Bros
Freese Bros - Dachner
H. FE
Onio
Lorain
Streiker
Elyria
Elyr
Elyrians
J. E. Thatcher
Cleveland car crash injures three on Cleveland street
Three people were slightly injured Friday afternoon when a truck driven by Herbert Stevenson struck a Cleveland Southwestern interurban bound for Cleveland near Pasadena Avenue. The motorman H B McCullough was cut about the head and two women, Rose Mlivord and Mrs Cora Johns, received minor injuries. The impact damaged the front end and shattered windows as molasses and debris spilled across Cleveland street. City workers cleared debris under supervision of L A Hastings.
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Herbert Stevenson
Tifia
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Pasadena Avenue
H. Bb. McCullough
Rose Mlvord
Forest Street
Oberlin
Cora Johns
Lakewood
Tes Street Department
L. A. Hastings
Iieet
Mother 15JAILED For Disciplining Her Daughter
In Kansas City a 15 year old girl Lor raine Jones accused her mother Mrs Charles Woodside of assault. The court found Woodside guilty and fined her $100 after the daughter declined to testify. The mother offered to be whipped in turn as fair punishment.
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Kansas City
Charles Woodside
Lorraine Jones
Jai
Lorraine
Hendershot In Serious Condition After Accident
Lester Hendershot inventor of the fuel-less motor remained in serious condition at Emergency hospital with electric shock injuries from last Tuesday. Doctors report speech difficulty due to partial palate nerve paralysis.
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Washingson
Marra
Lester Hendershot
Hendershot
Congress Debates Noctis Muscle Shoals Resolution
Senate continues discussion on Noctis Muscle Shoals resolution as committees press on Teapot coal and cotton probes. House weighs a radio bill while Merchant Marina hearings extend shipping investigations and the patents panel holds Trade Mark bill hearings.
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Senate
HOUSE
Patents
Jury Drawn For Right Of Way Trial In Lorain County
Names of 16 citizens drawn for the right of way case of the Cleveland Illuminating Company against Edward Jennings and other property owners. Trial set for March 13 in county probate court. List includes John Mehinner Weilinston Davis Tabitha Cooks George Frederick R J Speaker G E Gardner Samuel Wein garten Minnie Rothfuss Tillie Herman Frank Moebius and George Roth among others. Also report of Lake Avenue accident with J Hall and Mrs O G Baker. both cars damaged.
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Clevela Electric Ilominating Ca
Edward Jennings
John Mehinner
Weilinston
Uy Davis
Denison Avenue
Tia
Tabitha Cooks
Washinston Avenue
Lorain
Tsabe Boone
Eighth Street
Winter Rose
Sixth Street
George Frederick
East Broad Street
Flyria
R. J. Speaker
Bennison Avenue
Elyria
G. E. Gardner
Grafton
Samuel Weingarten
Ninth Street
Frank Norcross
Oberlin Avenue
First of 150 passengers rescued from Robert E. Lee grounding
At Manomet Point Massachusetts the coast guard rescued the first 150 aboard the Robert E. Lee after it ran aground on Mary Ann rocks in gale conditions. Four men were missing after a surfboat capsized during transfer to a picket boat. Coast guard and Navy craft, appraised by shifting winds, battled heavy seas to save passengers and crew of 263 with several boats stood by safeguarding the stern area. Grounding occurred off Manomet Point six miles below Plymouth as crews attempted to steer near shore to avoid the storm.
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Manumet Point
Mass
Robert E. Lee
Mary Ann
Manomet Point
Plymouth
Here
Boston
Lee
Coast
Naval and
Ang
Navy
Coast Guard
New York
Robert FE. Lee
Mary Ann Reef
Robert EH. Lee
Cape Cod Bay
H. W. Robinson
Eastern Steamship Lines
The
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Continuea
Jamea E. Watson
Political delegates and primary activity noted
The article reports seven New York delegates at large chosen for the Kansas City Republican convention, 110 presidential preference recorded with regular delegates. E Smith qualified for the ballot with 1 199 signatures. A Hoover for president club forms in Colorado. Two uninstructed delegates selected from Missouri’s third district.
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New Yorks State
E Smith
Alfred California
Missouri
Stock Exchange Surges In Unprecedented Short Session
On March 19 in New York a Saturday half day session saw General Motors Radio Westinghouse Electric and other high grade stocks push to new highs. Sales exceeded two million shares, a first for the history of a Saturday half day, as demand overwhelmed the ticker near session end.
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New York
Stock Exchange
General Motors
Westingbouge Electric
Ruonfog
Wellington Scouts First After Four Men Injured
Wellington March 26 Four First Aid Division scouts Joan Grissingzer Tony Saparto and Angelo Dubie with Scout Master Franklyn Jones were returning from a Medina district meeting when their vehicle overturned in a ditch. Four men suffered injuries two unconscious and two badly hurt. The scouts used first aid and assisted to a porch until ambulance arrived. A doctor assisted and three were taken to 76 Lodi hospital with Bert Locke later returned home.
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Wellington
Joan Grissingzer
Tony Saparto
Angelo Dubie
Loca Boy Secouts
Franklyn Jones
Pat Medina
Cary
Medina
Bert Locke
Oberlin
Landslides and fires trigger early reports of disasters
Late news from Brazil and Mexico City describe a landslide in Santos that hit Santa Casa Mit ericorna hospital and nearby homes with initial estimates of 200 buried. Fourteen bodies were recovered from the Santos avalanche. In Mexico City, thirty men were trapped at La Aurora silver mint after a blaze.
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Santos
Brazil
Monserrat Hill
Santa Casa Mitericorna Hospital
Rio DE Janeiro
Gazeta Hordas
Mexico City
la Auora
Texiutlan
Pactto State
Grafton water case heads to probate court
Charges filed in probate court allege councilmen Dwight Bartlett Andrew Rader and Vere Cornish took money or conspired to aid dam work on Willow Creek dam in Grafton. Five citizens accuse payments totaling 77.49 and 509 dollars as illegal, while health officials order inquiry into impure village reservoir water. Judge Wilcox set hearing for March 15 at 10 a.m.
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Grafton
Grafton Village
W. P. Chamberlain
F. W. Cousins
S. F. Blantern
H. Bolse
Minnie Lou Biantere
Dwight Barnlett
Andrew Rader
Vere
Tecg. Wilcox
Murmius
Conger i
Bartlet
Citiz
Ruder
Battog
Department of Health
State of
Barrett
Columbus
Racomonte Pleads Not Guilty At Arraignment
Lorah Racomonte indicted Thursday by the grand jury on a charge of burglary pleaded not guilty before Judge A R Webber at arraignment. The case stems from a January break in at a store room belonging to Samuel Lover in Yani.
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Rank Racomonte
Lorah
Grasc
Hurzi
A. R. Webber
Moraziar
Racomonte
Samuel Lover
Yani
Slayer Whitfield Near Death After Short Freedom
John L Whitfield 43 slayer of a Cleveland policeman lies near death in Ohio Penitentiary Hospital after a short freedom attempt. A guard Oren Hill was questioned and later suspended as authorities review the escape plan. Whitfield’s clothing and ropes were found, indicating outside aid and an inside breach. The case traces to 1923 Cleveland murder and a sequence of manhunts across Ohio.
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Columbus
John Leonard Whitfield
Cleveland
Ohio Penitentiary Hospital
Whitfield
Oren Hill
Hill
Penitentiary
City, Prison
Thomas
Orio State Penitentiary
John L. Whitfield
Fife
Cleveland i
P. E. Thomas
Whifeld
Yie
Hoth
Whitfeld
Hs Haa
Toledo
Bank Robbery Suspect Arrests Reported in Calumbus
March 16 authorities received word from Pytteuran officials that a bank robbery had occurred with three suspects identified by Pittsburgh detectives. One suspect reportedly captured, another to be arrested later, and a diagram of the foerr plan of the Colampus Bank was found near the machine.
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Calumbus Pois
Pytteuran
Aggmeinte
Tas
Foerr
fColampus 33 l Incs
Iere
Pittsburgh
Congress Defeats Lame Duck Session Amendment Push
Washington reports indicate Congress will operate for the remainder of its term without a constitutional change to abolish the lame duck session. The proposal, already defeated 209 to 137, failed to reach the required two-thirds, dashing hopes to move inauguration date and overhaul procedure.
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Washington
Congress
House
Alien Property Bill Signed by President Coolidge
President Coolidge signed the alien property bill today in Washington. The ceremony included remarks on the bill and its implications for property matters handled by the Treasury and related offices.
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Coolidge
Joel Bettn
Washington
Bocom
Itick
Mystery paper tied to Teapot Dome inquiry surfaces in senate
A handwritten note from the late John T. Pratt of New York appeared during the Teapot Dome investigation. It allegedly details Pratt handling Continental Trading Company liberty bonds. Hays testified he saved Pratt 50 000 in bonds from Sinclair and forwarded 25 000 to Weeks and 73 000 to Senator Du Pont to cover Republican campaign deficits.
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Washington
John T. Pratt
New York
Pratt
Continental Trading Company
Liberty Bonds
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
Hays
Simclair
War Weeks
Paroled Hamilton Hopes for Early Release
Waiting his time of trial and pleading for parole, Hamilton are paroled after a jury found him guilty of grand larceny and burglary. Judge A R Webber set a five month probation with repayment of stolen funds to the A tan Legion and costs, as relatives and officials testified to his prior good behavior.
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Traigament
Circle A. Brakeman
Franklin
A. R. Webber
Dar Brian
Uur Hamiltronu
Wes
Janz
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Max Goldstein
A. J. Robinson
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Maine
Rialto Theatre
Congress Today
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North Olmsted
Lake Avenue
O. G. Baker
Colorado
ON Stock Exchange
Chicago
James M. Watten
Grain King
Arizona
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T. Dem
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