Memorial Day Parade Plan and Closures Noted
Memorial Day activities outlined with parade start on West Avenue, military and civic groups to assemble, and ceremonies at the cemetery. Town facilities including stores banks courthouse city hall and factories will close, post office will close, and workers take a day off in observance.
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West Avenue
Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
General Memorial Committee
Eure Cises
America
PR Sherman
Oberlin
Automobile Committee
Court House
Grand Army
Second Street
Court
Broad
East Bridge Street
East Bridge
East River
Cemetery
Harrison Street
American Legion
Knights of St. John
Dram Corp
West Second Street
Civ Ic
Congregational Church
Court Street
Clayton G. Hall
Louis Hoffman
Major Hultz
Groud
Emat Rivyer
Ridge
Ridge Street
Cemetery In Cemetery
Mound
Park
Harrison
Washington Avenue
Veterans of Foreign Wars
G. A. R. Hall
Mason D. Smith
D. A. Baitrd
James Howlett
Dan Symons
George Robson
David Hamlin
Harry Hinkson
Harold Birch
Ridgelawn
M. D. Smith
Geo. Hewslett
Chas. Refenming
Merton Bates
Css. Decker
Geo. H. Allen
L. D. Hoffman
D. B. Symons
R. E. Hultz
St. Mary's
A. A. Fox
Frank Hitsman
Richard Gray
LaPorte
Butternut
Otto Chapman
Eric Chapman
Walter Barnesy
Grafton
F. Clayton Smith
Andrew, Malanowski
Walter Malasowsaki
Murray Ridge
I. Diedrick
Virgil Jemper
L. Tkmalman
R. E. Halts
Destructive Munitions Blast Hits Bucharest
A large government arsenal fire in Bucharest triggers a series of explosions. Intermittent blasts desolate a city section, close schools, and halt Parliament. Estimated damage exceeds 25,000,000 with many injuries reported and no confirmed fatalities.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Lfe
Camping Contest Opens for Elyria Boys Camp
A 192s camp season drives a writing contest for Elyria boys under 15. The best essay wins a free vacation at the camp run by the Y’s Boys Department, with registration open and two period sessions July 7-16 and July 26 August 6.
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C. A
Elyria
Ill-Turned Driving Leads to Fines and Jail Time
May 20. William son of 210 11th street struck an iron telegraph post at Broadway and street corner last night. Mrs Clifford of Lorain and Fred son of Sharon were hurt and hospitalized. Robinson was arrested this morning and fined 100 dollars with 60 days in jail for driving intoxicated.
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Tain
Willamson
11Th Street
Broadway
Th Street
Williams
Clifford
Lorain
Fredison
Sharon
Robinson
Municipal
Ohio birth registration accuracy in county survey
A federal survey of birth registration accuracy across 29 Ohio counties shows an overall 92.1 percent accuracy. Counties like Delaware Lorain Summit and Mahoning report high rural cooperation while Youngstown and Akron show strong results amid varied city tallies.
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Ambus. O
Ohio
Divisvial Statistica Stedent of Earth
Delaware
Lorain
Smmit
Iletoma
Martins Ferry
Belflyria
Dover
Mariatta
He and Wooster
Mahoning County
Akron
Niles Orain
Cincinnati
Oklahoma cyclone leaves 11 dead and heavy damage
A Oklahoma cyclone killed eleven people with Wetumka suffering the worst losses. Nine deaths in Wetumka and two in Warnock were reported as the storm damaged homes and stores valued around 100000 dollars. About 100 people were injured, with twenty to thirty in serious condition. Medical teams were dispatched from Holdenvilla and Okemuh to assist.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Wetumka
Woldenyilie
Warnock
Muskogee
Holdenvilla
Okemuh
Eugene Bannister Dies in Belden at 60
Eugene Bannister aged 60 years 3 months 13 days died Wednesday May 28 at 11:00 p m at his parents home in Belden. He is survived by his wife one son his father and mother one brother and one sister of Belden and a sister in California. Funeral services will be held Saturday May 31 at 2:00 p m with private interment in Belden cemetery. Body may be viewed at the late home until noon.
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Eugene Bannister
Belden
California
Bandit Holds Up Interurban Near Hibernia Then Flees
Franklin county authorities reopen search for a lone bandit who halted an interurban car near Hibernia last night, robbed the crew Ned Roe and Cary Warner of $75, and fled after a store attempted robbery. The car was stopped mid highway as motorists watched. John Slugel, store proprietor's son, ordered the bandit out.
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Columbus, O
Franklin County
Hibernia
Columbus, Newark and Zanesville Traction Company
Ned Roe
Cary Warner
Newark
John Slugel
Drunken Driver Pleads Guilty In Local Court
Police found Ed H Hulybarton drunk after a late night crash near the B and O tracks on the road to the county home. He admitted guilt before Mayor Hinkeen, was fined $25 and costs, paying from a roll of over $400.
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Ed. H. Hulybarton
Toledo
Hinkeen
Hungarian Reform Church Dedicates New Organ Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. the Hungarian Reformed Church on West River Street will dedicate a new pipe organ by A. J. Schantz Co. of Norville. Rev. Alexander Csutoros and Rev. A Kalassy will preach with Rev. Eugene Vecy of Farrell also participating. A. L. Garford will give a brief address. Cleveland quartet will furnish music and Miss Wilton Csutoros will preside. A banquet will follow in the basement. the public is invited.
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Hungarian Reformed Church
West River Street
A. J. Schantz Co
Torville
Alexander Csutoros
Cleveland
Kalassy
A. Kalassy
Eugene Vecy
Lorain Woman Killed by Street Car
Edna Scott of the east side was struck and killed when she stepped in front of a yellow line street car on West 28th street. She was taken to a hospital and then to an undertaking parlor. Mrs. Scott, wife of Charles Scott, lived at 1530 East 30th street and moved to Lorain last October.
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Lorain
Edna Scott
West 28Th Street
East 30Th Street
Charles Scott
Sam Nagy Fined for School Noncompliance in Western Heights
Western Heights resident Sam Nagy was arrested by Constable John Howlett for refusing to send his son John Nagy to school. He appeared before Justice J. George and was fined 10 dollars plus coats, paid in court, with the boy to be sent to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Nagy
Western Heights
John Howlett
John Nagy
J. George
Bey
Bishop Brown Heresy Trial Debates Interrogating 125 Bishops
In Cleveland on May 29 the Brown trial debated whether the bishop may interrogate 125 Episcopal bishops about doctrine. Prosecution and defense clashed over the relevance of summoning fellow bishops and taking their depositions while Brown remained in court and continued communion with his bishops-judges at Trinity Cathedral.
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Cleveland
William Montgomery Brown
Episcopal Church
Sharts
Bishop Brown
Shorts
Percy Strnckney Grant
New York
Brown
Charles L. Dibble
Bishopa
Trinity Cathedral
Mrs Anna Kelley Dies at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Anna E F Kelley 67 of 920 East Avenue wife of George R Kelley Chronicle Telegram staffer died at Memorial Hospital after noon today. She went to hospital this morning for a nervous condition not thought serious. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Hazel Nederer of Johnstown Pa and two grandchildren Elvadore and Novelda. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Anna EF. Kelley
East Avenue
George R. Kelley
Chronicle-Telegram
Memorial Hospital
Kelley
Hazel Nederer
Johnstown
Elvadore
Novelda
Watchman Killed by Gunfire in Cincinnati
Jacob Goldschmidt a 40 year old watchman was killed today in Cincinnati by an attacker identified as James aboard a city street. Police report no weapon pipe connection found at the scene and investigation continues.
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Gaarilis Orican
Cincinnati
Jacob Goldschmidt
James
Druggist Admits Implication in Kidnaping and Murder Case
Louisville police report C F Heath a 35 year old Chicago druggist admitted involvement in the kidnaping and murder of Robert Franks 13 son of Chicago millionaire Jacob Franks Heath was found unconscious in his hotel apartment and taken to hospital for treatment.
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Louisville
C. F. Heath
Chicago
Coker Hotel
Robert Franks
Jacob Franks
Jury Unable to Agree in Lorain Liquor Case
Tudolph Kubasak of Lorain faced a third liquor violation charge. After hours of deliberation the jury reported a hung verdict, six for acquittal and six for conviction, with both sides refusing to yield. The defense challenged state witnesses including Croyle. Kubasak had two prior liquor convictions and fought to avoid penitentiary.
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Tudolph Kubasak
Lorain
Frank Klady
Croyle
US Lodges Protest Over Capture of American Missionaries
The United States legation in May 29 filed a protest with the Chinese government regarding the seizure of American missionary Rex Ray of Hicks Motel Virginia and Dr H G Milker of New York by Chinese bandits.
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United States
Legation
Rex Ray
Hichemotel
H. G. Mileker
New York City
Threats in Tong War shooting prompt murder inquiry
Cleveland May 29 A dying statement from Yee Hen Kee wealthy Chinese merchant and former Tang president identifies two Chinese gunmen as killers Kee names the pair and notes a $5000 reward had been set for his death. Kee opposed criminal elements and gamb ling rackets prompting Tang leaders to target him.
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Cleveland
Yee Hen Kee
Polles
John A. Cline
Kee
National Merchants’ Organization
Pittsburg
Hae
Chineas
Kiwanis Talk Highlighted By Cleveland Pastor
Rev. F W Groom pastor of Franklin Circle church Cleveland addressed the Kiwanis club stressing cooperation service and relaxation as cores of the group creed. He urged members to think of others interests and to build for today and future generations.
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Kiwanis Club
F. W. Groom
Franklin Circle Church
Cleveland
Big Polot
Kiwanis
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Internal Revenue Office
Tokio
United
Sro
Hughes
Ambat Hanihara
Iany
Iver
RIA
George Kelley
Logal Hospital
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