Former Elyria man fined for liquor sale after trial
Louis Yorke, a former Elyria man, was fined 1000 dollars plus costs by Mayor Hinkson in police court after a three and a half hour trial with 13 witnesses. He was charged with furnishing and selling liquor to Mrs Kasabenski of 1610 West Avenue, his second offense.
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Louis Yorke
Hinkson
Polie Court
John Kasabenski
1610
West Avenue
Yarke
Kasabenski
An- Loinette
Frank Kasabenski
Nguor
Hefora
Chamberlain Approaches Ghats
London March 20 Sir Austen Chamberlain refused to answer questions before the scaffold promising to make no statements until then. He faces critics threatening to unseat him over his Geneva policy as Lloyd George plans a censure motion in the house of commons with Liberal and Labour support. Baldwin to defend Chamberlain with government support.
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Ondon
Mar
Austen Chamberlain
Geneva
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Mine Owners Seek Quick Aid in Wage Clash
Bridgeport March 20. Eastern field operators largest mining region in the state join a campaign to urge United Mine Workers to break the Jacksonville wage agreement by accepting wage cuts. James Paisley interests reportedly telegrammed John L. Lewis warning six mines may close unless concessions are made. Belmont county and Morgantown area mines affected. Southern Ohio operators hold conferences this week to push scale changes.
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Bridgeport
Hipl
United Mine Workers of America
Jacksonville
West Virginia
Kentucky
James Paisley
John L. Lewis
International Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
Belmont
L County
Morgantown
W. Va
Ohio
Western
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Indiana
Southern Ohio
Weather outlook for March 22 to 27 in Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
The Weather Bureau releases the outlook for March 22 through 27. Ohio Valley will see showers at the start and end of the period with above normal temperatures. Great Lakes region expected to have rain periods at the middle and toward the end, with mild temperatures most of the week.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Rogxion
Great Lakes
Tiger Kid arrest joins six men in New York case
Police seize a hotel scene connected ring of crime led by Richard Reese Whittemore alias John Vaughn and six others in a blow against organized crime. The Tiger Kid blonde, nervous and jewelry clad, arrested with two trunk checks pistol and masks found in trunks mark a significant breakthrough.
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Tiger Kid
New York
Richard Reese Whittemore
John Vaughn
Whittemore
Baltimore
Logan Gas bond approved by state utility commission
Columbus March 20 A 315 000 000 bond by the Logan Gas Company was approved by the State Utilities Commission to guarantee the refund of increased rates effective temporarily from March 14. The refund applies if the new rates are rejected, and the company's annual revenue would rise about 630 000 if the new rates filed last November stand.
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Columbus
Logan Gas Company
State Utilities Commission
Commission
Kresge and wife settle for 100000 in New York
Mar 20 Fur ther sight was thrown today upon the settlement out of court of the 25,000,000 suit of Doris Mercer Kresge against Sebastian Kresge her multi millionaire husband Mrs Kresge withdrew the suit after her husband paid cash settlement of 160000 and turned over a letter from her brother Rev Clyde Mercer Day ton Pa the letter warned that his name might be ruined unless he settled 16 900 000 upon his wife The letter said she has the ecards in her hand to degrade you before the eyes of the world your friends your children and your former wife granting she is a depraved aspir ing candidate for the footlights such a scandal would add a thousandfold to her popularity
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New York
Doris Mercer Kresge
Sebastian Kresge
Ietter
Taylor Murder To Shock The Nation Says Prosecutor
Boston report on William Desmond Taylor murder probes reveals DA Asa W. Keyes plans broad inquiry. He cites new evidence leading to Boston Brookline and Edward Sands missing butler. Keyes aims to question Mabel Normand and expand to New York Philadelphia Chicago and Detroit.
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Taylor
Boston
Mar
William Desmond Taylor
Hollywood
Asa W. Keyes
Los Angeles
Brookline
Keyes
Edward Sands
New York
Mary Miles Minter
Mabel Normand
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Sands
Who Has Largest Family in Lorain County
The Chronicle-Telegram asks readers to report families with the most children in Lorain County. It notes a nationwide shift to smaller families but believes many large families exist locally. Submit family details, home status, and any interesting facts. a photo may follow.
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Chronicle-Telegram
United States
Chronicle - Telegram
Lorain County
Mansfield Women to Stand Trial on Grand Larceny Charge
Edna DeHart and Maude Boelaner of Mansfield face trial in common pleas court on grand larceny charges for allegedly taking a $250 diamond ring from jeweler Charles Savage during the holiday season. The ring was turned in as part payment on a car, leading to identification and subsequent arrests. Local interest runs high due to the defendants' prominence.
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Edna DeHart
Maude Boelaner
Mansfield
Court of Common Pleas
Charles Savage
Savage
North Ridge road becomes Inter-County highway 555
The State Highway department accepts North Ridge road as Inter-County highway No. 555 from the brick school house near Penfield Junction to Rocky River bridge, a 17.5 mile route through Lorain and Cuyahoga counties. The move relieves Lake road congestion and is backed by the Lorain Chamber of Commerce and local municipalities. The State will improve and maintain the road, strengthening the state system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridge Road
State Highway Department
Cleveland- Lorain
Lorain Chamber of Commerce
Ruins of ancient Sumerian city uncovered near Kish
Archaeologists northeast of Kish reveal Jemdet Nasr near Tel Barguth qyat containing 3500 year old Sumerian civilization remains. Painted ware, pictographic tablets, button seals, copper fish hooks, and a large temple court are among finds. No burials found. early Sumerian script on clay tablets dates civilization before 3500 B C.
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Bagdad
Accad
Kish
Jemdet Nasr
Tel Barguthqyat
Susa
Mesopotamia
Templar
War veteran killed by hit and run driver
Akron report states John Rojak a 32 year old war veteran died from injuries after a hit and run incident. The driver placed the injured man on a porch and fled the scene as police search for witnesses and the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
John Rojak
Rojak
Order Restored After Riots in Mexico City
Reports from San Juan Po toai indicate order has been restored in Mexico City after riots sparked by the governor’s attempt to use federal troops to close churches. Casualty figures remain unclear, with estimates from two to twenty dead.
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Mexico
City
Mexico City
San Juan Potoai
Quilty Plea Ends Trial for Non Support of Children
Antanas Tamasauskas of Lorain faced a grand jury indictment for non support of his minor children. In Judge Webber's court the state rested and the defendant changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. Sentencing was deferred until Monday.
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Quilty
Antanas Tamasauskas
Lorain
League Fails to Act on Extending Schedule
At a Norwalk meeting of Little Big Seven coaches and principals no action was taken on extending basketball schedules from six to twelve games. The move faced opposition from Lorain. A follow up meeting is planned in a month to reconsider the proposal. James E. Cols, the league president, called the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Lorain
James E. Cols
Famed airman Walter Hinton in critical condition
New York report says Lieutenant Walter Hinton of Van Wert Ohio famed NC-4 Trans Atlantic pilot is seriously ill at the home of Robert E. Condon 480 Park Avenue after a heart attack Thursday night Doctors described his condition as dangerous though showing slight improvement He is accompanied by his wife Hinton earned the Navy Cross and decorations for his WWI Atlantic scouting and later polar flights and exploration activities
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New York
Walter Hinton
van Wert
Ohio
Robert E. Condon
Park Avenue
Condon
Lient
Hinton
Lieut, Hinton
Halifax
Atlantic
Chatham
Mass
Lieut. Hinton
Azores
Lieut
Lisbon
England
United States
Tieut. Hinton
Canada
Brazil
San Paio Correia
Guantanamo
Vaughn Opens with Call for Co operation in Lorain County
ER P Vaughn newly named Lorain County superintendent spoke at the Carlisle Grange hall Oberlin stressing cooperation. He urged use of Parent Teacher groups for community issues and county concerns in joint meetings. County officials Winckles Richmond Cotton Navid Fassett Bassett Shryock attended or performed during the program.
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ER. P. Vaughn
Lorrain County Rural School Improvement Association
Carlisle Grange Hall
Oberlin
Vaughn
Iarain County
Parent-Teachers Association
D. T. Winckles
Winckles
Lorain County
W. B. Richmond
FE. €. Cotton
County Board of Health
Navid x
Alma K. Portman
Little Ray Blue
Cora Bassett
Marian Fassett
Virginia Ross
Shryock
America
Col Coolidge Buried in Vermont Snowstorm
Vermonters gathered in Plymouth to mourn Col John C. Coolidge as snow drove across the Green Mountains. In a simple graveside ceremony, amid relentless winter, mourners paid honest sorrow to the father of a President and old soldier of the hills.
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Plymouth
Vermont
Green Mountain Range
Col
John C. Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth Township
Senate Fages Political Tangle In Iowa Contest
Washington report details 6245 missing ballots in the 1924 Iowa senatorial recount. Daniel F Breck challenges seat for Democrat. Brookhart, Progressive Republican, expected to win by about 80 percent. Senate Elections Committee to review Caraway report and Steck seating dispute.
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Washington
Mar
Iowa
Senate
Daniel F. Breck
Britth W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Hrockhart
Stephens
Missisippi
Senate Elections Committee
Stock
Steck
Wake Up Auto Driver so Other Folks Can Sleep
Police woke one man to allow neighbors on Cleveland Street near the High Speed gas station to sleep after a car engine noise kept residents awake at four in the morning. Officers found the driver asleep and he left after being roused. In Cincinnati a collie named Flash saved three lives by alerting a sleeping family, waking Ada Murphy in Milford, Ohio, and prompting a kitchen fire alarm before Milford firefighters arrived.
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Cleveland Street
Cincinnati
Mar
Flash
Ada Murphy
Goshen Pike
Milford
Clemenceau says he will keep his death secret
Paris on March 20. Georges Clemenceau the war premier told senators in the senate library that news of his death would be kept secret until he is buried. He had arranged for news of his death to be suppressed and was seen in political circles for the first time in months.
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Paris
Mar
Georges Clemenceau
France
Senate
Clemenceau
Workmen Escape in Gas Station Blast in Brooklyn
Brooklyn NY March 20 A boiler explosion wrecked a two story gas pumping station building in Williamsburg. Twelve workmen escaped with injuries after a second, less powerful blast. Fire crews prevented nearby gas tanks from exploding as damage reached about $100000.
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New York
Mar
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Ulice
Two Wellington Men Called By Death
Wellington mourns as C Williams age 75 dies after ten days of illness. E R Stannard 84 Civil War veteran and prominent resident passes after illness since Wednesday. Also minor auto collision near Wooster and a Ridgeville High student sustains a left clavicle fracture in streetcar crash. Fishing tugs report poor grounds with one catch of 35 pounds of pike at Lorain.
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Wellington
Mar
C. Williams
Arthur
California
Forest
GA Roost
Frank
Lakeiwood
Gin Bossler
Columbia Station
Ridgeville High School
Ridgeville
Elyria Hopital
Lorain
Convict Recaptured After Escape From Auburn Prison
Paul Rivers, 24, of Cleveland, Ohio, who had eluded police and prison guards for over three hours after escaping Auburn prison, was recaptured in a cellar early today. Police were alerted by New York Central officials that Mechanics street would be blocked all day for rail work.
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Auburn
N. Y
Paul Rivers
Cleveland
LAW New Bails
New York Central
Mechanics Street
Howard E Mussey dies in Woodward explosion
A telegram from Birmingham reports the death of Howard E. Mussey in an explosion at Woodward Iron Company No 3 stack. Mussey, a Florida resident, was a superintendent and married with children. seven others were killed and seven injured as about 260 workers were at the facility.
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Eugene E. Mussey
Birmingham
Alabama
Howard E. Mussey
Woodward
Mr. Mussey
Florida
Howard Massey
Kenneth
Ala
Woodward Iron Company
Here
Coolidge May Reject League Invitation To Geneva
Washington March 20 The President may reject the League of Nations invitation to send an American commission to Geneva to discuss terms for joining the World Court. Administration and Senate voices favor withholding envoy dispatches, while irredentist opponents press to oppose any league ties. If consulted, Hugh Gibson may handle Geneva negotiations amid disputed reservations and note exchanges with forty eight nations.
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Washington
Mar
Coolidge
League of Nation
Geneva
League
America
World Court
Eme
Senate
Vermont
Hugh S. Gibson
State Department
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