Accidental Death Verdict and Local School News in Amherst
Coroner Perry presides over the accidental death verdict of Bohemil Sturss found in the Ver milier river near Brownhelm. Funeral services were held at Zilch funeral parlors Amherst. Burial will be in Brownhelm cemetery. Elyria Post No 12 will host a fish fry Tuesday at their club room in the Sharp block. The Drum and Bugle Corps prepares for Memorial Day appearances with uniforms ordered and rehearsals underway.
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Perry
Bohemil Sturss
Vermilier
Brownhelm
Morktar
Stursa
Quartymes
Gris
Zilch
Amherst
Anna Strisa
Rome
Frank
Levis
John
Brownahem Cemetery
Elyria Post
Teome
Jimmy Ferguson
Hob Couch
Jerry Ferguson
Toledo Man To Speak At H S Commencement
The Reverend Mr. Allen A. Stockdale of the First Congregational Church of Toledo will speak at the high school commencement on June 1 in the High School auditorium. Reverend C F Wiseman will deliver the baccalaureate address on Sunday June 5 with location to be announced.
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Allen A. Stockdale
First Congregational Church of
Toledo
C. F. Wiseman
Second Congregational Church
Cloudburst leaves Madison homeless and floods area
A Madison cloudburst caused extensive damage and over 190 people to become homeless. Water from Sugar Creek flooded streets, bridges were destroyed, and several families were rescued by motor boats. Separate reports from Kansas City note two tornadoes across Missouri and Kansas killing at least 15 and injuring around 20 with widespread damage.
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Madison
Ind
Crelgmenot Hospital
Sugar Creek
Deering
Ciuvinnadi
Ohio River
Kansas City
Central
Glissouri
Kansas
Mediemne Ledse
Kans
Jefferson Clo
Smc
Oberlin Tracksters Triumph In Close Meet
Oberlin College tracksters won their meet with Case, setting two local records. Jones cleared 12 feet 12 inches in the pole vault and Cain and Hensbury posted strong hurdles times. Doll led Case with 13 points, while Harrrarted paced Oberlin with 12.4 points. The mile relay ended in a Oberlin victory as Merrar set a new meet record of 49.2 seconds.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Care Ranners
Jones
Cains of
Case
Hensbury
Doll
Vaughn
Bury
Harzar
Tichy
Obeeke
Sively
Merrar
Hoecker
Damison
Burdies
Cain
Bropas
Gregory
Day Cy
Ler
Hansbury
Ron Watters
Pole Xyault
Jo Woodwroth
Petujobu
Brrns
Sen
Stocker
D Bartow
Hersht
Lowe
Lampuna
Anti Han
Hubbard
Desh
Wang
Erda
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Parr
Son
Tanee
Hi Y Gospel Team Holds Major Sandusky Meeting
The HI Y Gospel team of Elyria held its largest meeting at Soldiers and Sailors Home in Sandusky yesterday, with Melvin Jago as president and Jack Williams as director. M C services were conducted in six wards at Hume Hospital.
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Elfire
Soldiers Jane Sailors Home
Sandusky
Jack Slek‘kinen
Bors
Elyria ¥. M
Elect Eight Y Directors Tomorrow At Elsha YMCA
The Elsha YMCA hosts the annual board election with twelve nominees for eight director posts. Members may vote from eight in the morning until eight in the evening. Directors elected will serve seven years.
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Elsha
Allen resigns from Lorain County Relief Commission
George H. Allen adjutant of the Lorain local post of the American Legion and member of the Lorain County Soldiers Relief Commission resigns from the commission effective at once. He cites other interests requiring removal from duties connected to the seat. Aden was appointed earlier to represent the Legion post on the commission which aids families of ex servicemen in Lorain County. Allen says he is pleased with the results achieved.
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George H. Allen
Pike
American Legion
Lorain County
Swhick
Find
Lorain F County
Mr. Allen
Today's Ten Questions Pers pe Opes
Inquires about a recent grounding in New York harbor a Red Cross fund purpose a foreign president visiting the United States and other questions. It also asks about dynamiting the Mississippi River levee in lower Louisiana the status of Coolidge White House attendance a Pulitzer Prize winner and international conferences.
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New York Harbor
Red Cross
Lousiana
Coolpidge
White House
United States
Russia
Prince of Wales
Chiang - Shek
Chang Tso-lin
New York
Paris
Death in Scarlet Fever Marked Year’s First Local Fatality
The city records the first scarlet fever death this year, Edie Charles Jong, 5, of Abber Road, will be noted in other columns. One other scarlet fever case exists. the patient will be released from quarantine tomorrow. Sanitary policeman Frank Williams says there is no cause for fever epidemic fear.
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Edie Charles Jong
Abber Road
Hier
Frank Williams
Cross Petitioner Net $35,000 Judgment in Default Case
Stanley Sharp sues Jessie McHawter et al and W A Fuller gains default judgment on two promissory notes totaling 5024, with foreclosure and sale of property ordered to satisfy the award. Also reports miscellaneous local notices on meetings, alimony, divorces, and minor court actions including speeding fined individuals.
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CROSS
Stanley Sharp
Jessie McHawter
W. A. Fuller
Fuller
Heat Peak Drives Coats From Streets Across City
Record heat gripped the city as thermometers soared, forcing residents to discard coats and vests. Park areas saw empty benches while ice cream shops and soda fountains reported brisk sales of cold treats and drinks. Shirts loosened at the neck and no straw hats were seen in public.
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Mercury Sears
Kce
Staccs
Warren Police Chief Cleared of Alleged Graft Charges
Warren police chief Chet B. Gillen was cleared of alleged graft charges after council investigations found affidavits too hearsay to stand in court. Mayor John H. Marshall announced there would be no suspension, with safety director K. H. Hampton to divide cases involving patrolmen implicated in the alleged graft and associations with underworld figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraft
Underworld
K. H. Hampton
Governor veto plan would cut state appropriations
The veto targets include salaries and major items such as additions to the Archaeological and Historical Society, State parks and forests development, and armories at Piqua, Alliance, Spring Held and Lima totaling £390. Reductions reach Ohio State University 1,200,000 and other institutions, signaling a fiscal crisis as the governor cites a depleted treasury and tax increases to boost revenues amid war terms.
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Ohio State University
Miami
Ohio University
Bowling Green State Normal
Kent State Normal
Nonahery
TEIOL
Reckless Driving Fine Settled in Police Court
L S Wer of 431 Kenren avenue was fined $1 and costs in police court this morning after pleading semiilltr te as charges of reckless driving. Wells was arrested yesterday after he ran into a car driven by Miss Het? Ssbarn of 702 East River, damaging the Osborn car’s rear fender.
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Coats
Witlama
Elyria
L.S Wer
Kenren Avenue
Semiltr Te
Wells
East River Sure
Osborn Tar
Parking Violators List Names Several Individuals
Police headquarters this morning released a registry of parking violators with names including Lafareth Dames J Berhtg R J Flood A G Weillert George Dodsley De Torre McDonald George Trom Joe Hardy C Baker Mrs J M Parak Duster Chris Martin EL J Sisco IE W Mohle Hart Parker E more Thilk W K Coleman K C Koight and B Smythe. Alignon in Southern France. Buxton 13 the highest town in England at an elevation of 1006 feet.
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Lafareth Dames
J. Berhtg
R. J. Flood
A G Weillert
George Dodsley
de- Torre McDonald
George Trom
Joe Hardy
C. Baker
J. M. Parak
Duster
Chris Martin
J. Sisco
W. Mohle
Hart Parker
Emore Thilk
W. K. Coleman
K.¢. Koight, and
B. Smythe
Jury Rules Against Lorain Will In Probate Verdict
A Lorain Common Pleas jury voided the will of George J. Zegiob after testimony by his widow Nazera Zezlob and others. The decision disregards the previous allocations, which had left Dreamland Theatre owner Zegiob’s properties to his wife and income to her, with shares for two sisters and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
George J. Zegiob
Lorain
Narera Zezlob
W. B. Thompson
Zegiob
Dreamland Theatre
Nazera
Chicago department building collapses near the loop
A four story department store building near Chicago's loop collapsed shortly after noon. Early reports say 25 people were inside at the time and rescue work continued as excavations for a new building had undermined the foundation.
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Chicago
Loop
Naur
Besin Disarming in Nicaragua
Washington May 9 Disarming of the Nicaraguan revolution in return for clothing and 10 for each rifle turned over will require eight days. Henry L. Stimson, President Coolidge's representative, reported to the state department. State department officials admitted for the first time that Stimson threatened the revolutionists with forcible disarmament for marines unless the rebels surrendered their arms voluntarily.
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Mashington
Henry L. Stimson
Coolidge
State Department
Sim- Son
Weather and wartime aviation reports span Atlantic conditions
Reported strong headwinds and storm activity over the Atlantic offshore Ireland and Newfoundland with poor conditions for aviation. Nova Scotia fared better though aviation crews faced wet, drizzly, and unsettled weather between New York and Nova Scotia as mid morning flights continued.
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Cea
Weather Bureau
Ireland
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
New York
New England
Nunsesser
Coli Nungesser
France
Coli
Natresser
Governor warns of veto over highway bill modifications
Governor Donahey demands changes to separate highway and public works departments, restore railroad grade crossing funding, and mandate prison-made brick use in highways. He warned that without fixes the Norton bill would be vetoed before Tuesday midnight, affecting executive consideration.
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Donahey
Evfod
Donaher
Rghway
Screen star on trial in Los Angeles court
In Los Angeles Mays Wels Youngs Ter Teen Star faces trial over alleged “love murder” tied to the death of Ray Raymond after a fistfight with Kelly. Raymond’s widow seeks a plea regarding concealing information about her husband’s death as prosecutors push to prove motive and relationship with Miss Mackaye.
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Kelly Eras Rey
Miss Mackaye
Raymond
Plannedy
Miss Machare
Stand by England in China Declared by British Official
London March 1 Remoral of foreign pressure against Chinese nationalists over the Nanking disorder was announced in the House of Commons by Sir Austen Chamberlain, foreign secretary. He stated a future government will be held responsible for British subjects outrages with compensation to be demanded.
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London
Marc
House of Commons
Alaster Chamberlain
Market Report Mix From Cleveland Toledo Livestock Market
Receipts and price ranges for cattle veal sheep and hogs show a slow market in Toledo and Cleveland with several categories down or steady. Hog prices ranged from 9 75 to 16 35 per hundredweight and cattle notes included mixed beef cows and vealers while sheep and lambs saw top fat lambs around 13 75 to 15 50 with other cuts varying. A note on a new record vertical bridge near Newark New Jersey states spans of 260 feet.
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Cleveland
Cntter
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Oberlin College Baseball Narrowly Falls in Extra Innings
In Cleveland on Saturday Oberlin College loses to Robave Beats Berlin Team in eleven innings after Oberlin leads early but Reserve baseball men rally to tie the score in the ninth. The game ends with a one run margin and a tense finish.
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Querlin
Oberlin College
Dimond
Cleveland
Oberlin
Resprye
Grange Meeting With Ridgeville Program Planned
The regular meeting of the On Berlin Grange is set for Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock in the Grange hall. A literary program will be presented by the Ridgeville Grange.
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Kessler
Goerner
Thornton
Edna Bowles
Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
Catherine Keres
Hamina
Marcello i
Seipone
Cariecurazzo
Domzetn
Saint-Saens
Faure
Hopak
Momssorgskyi
Schubert
Schumann
Traume
Halien
Richard Strauss
Trathman
Yo Helen
Loeffler
Floodi Ag
Tmaninoft Pere
Americanization Alsoy Wilt
Fria Americanization Association
George H. Chamberlain
Turner Building
Fairvies Festerdar
Alymia Colored Elks
Cascades Park
Richwine Diamond
West Coliese Street
Erlin Granze
Grange Hall
Ridgeville Grange
Death notices from local newspaper with multiple obituaries
Obituaries report Laura M. Stearns 183 years old dying at home after a year illness with survivors including husband Raymond, daughters Cora Knapp Edith Kleston and Beste Youlsrk, and several grandchildren. Clara Hebebrand dies at 18 months after four weeks illness. funeral at 2:00 Tuesday. Anna Paine Marsh dies after a week illness. survivors include daughter and son. Edwin Charles Armstrong, five, dies after scarlet fever. services held private. Burial in Ridvetawa and Edwards cemetery. ministers listed.
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Laura M. Stearns
Laura M. Stearne
Raymond M. Stearns
Cora Knapp
Edith Kleston
Elyria
Beste Yousrk
Pans
France
Clara Hebebrand
Clara Hebegrand
St. Vincents Hospital
Cleveland
Charles
Fenerel
North Maile Street
Wol
Borner
Bigeelawn
Uosta Rica
Aranchildren
Wola Mar Auid
Edwards Cemetery
Funles
Edwin Charies Armstrong
Edwin Charles Armstrong
Leo Armstrons
Abne Road
Arre Hell
Leo. Jn
W.C. Birkner
Chaise
Ridvetawa
Lorain Couple Divorced Here Today
A decree of divorce was granted to Alma M Schmauch from John W Schmauch in Lorain Court of Common Pleas. Alma Geor, formerly Alma M Schmauch, was restored to her maiden name. Cros neglect of duty were named in the decree payments settled out of court.
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Juése A. R. Webber
Anna Ribie
John Ribie
Glass Meried
Dury
Victoria Hughes
David B. Hughes
Victo Waxner
Alma M. Schmauch
Lorain
Friband
John W. Schmauch
Court of Common Pleas
Schimauch
Alma Mgeor
Justice
J. Georse
Cros
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Daus
Erch Chew
Fujiroshi
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Jensen
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Shorr
Bote
Chew
Ersay
Sweeney
Roemer
Sager
Burnet
Kurecote
Collins
Deus
Lriefs
Yin Tre Debnsisy
Vollage
We Pkiversity Medical
Cleve
C. G. Razera
South America
Euitacs
Bulgaria
Sore Phillips
tSager
Thames
Lee
Oberlin A
Heeler
Glee
Hi-Y
Allen
Relief Commission
Rotterdam P Market
Holland
gErasmus
Clumn
Weaiz
Koputa
Lodi ST
Tnd
Focal Court of Common Pleas
A. R Webber
Walter H Cole «Ho
Cole
A. I. Weboder
Bani Well
Krla Fligh
Pwill
Everett Palmer
East Tune
Halpin
Pair
John B Fintpin
Fralipin
N. D. Backus
Leake Avenue
AL R. Webber
Harry M. Gardnar
Sarah
Cnll
Masonic Temple
Wellington
Clyde
Juanita Howard
Wellsgren
Warren
Fapal
Buxton
England
Chicago Department
Besin
Nicaragua
Robin
Fingland
Joseph McFadden
Blue Bird
Beiness
Quatries
China
Newark, N. J
Robave Beats
Berlin
Torain
Health and Diet Advice
Frank McCoy
Chronicle - Telegram
Dr. McCoy
Chronicle- Telegram
McCoy
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