Dayton Bank Loot by Lone Burglar Recounts and Local Elections
A Dayton bank robbery yields a $10,000 haul as police ID the unmasked suspect and link a Ford touring car to the crime. In county elections, George Mansell leads in one precinct and several closings produce tie votes and contested results for township and village offices.
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Dayton Bank
Eletton Care Board of
Geo. Mansell
Ees Corey
Mansell Polied
Corey
Baker
Roy Spitzer
Aloos
Jone Sunman
Trust and Savings Bank
Hetwas
Jefferson Street
Green Street
Eldos
Tax Surtaxes Cut as Treasury Plans Revenue Drop
The Treasury committee approves surtax reductions from 40 to 29 percent with exemptions for incomes below 3,150 and small-rate relief. The net effect removes about 1,000,000 taxpayers from the rolls and cuts annual government revenue by around 200 million dollars. Further details continue on page 2.
Mrs Julia Darvas Dies At 50 In Local Hospital
Julia Darvas died this morning at Elyxias Memorial Hospital at age fifty years ten months and twenty two days. Survived by husband Albert and six sons Aladar Albert Leonard Louis William and Charles all at home with one in Hyunkarla. Lived here sixteen weeks. Funeral Monday at ten from 218 Bath St with Rev A S Kalassay officiating. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Jewise Julia
Darvas
Elyxias Memorial Hospital
Albert
Aladar
Leonard
Louis
William
Charles
Hyunkarla
Bath St
Rev. A. S. Kalassay
Ridgelawn
Left Alone Tot in Moving Kills
Akron report of a moving day tragedy details Clinton Cain six who found a revolver and shot himself dead while his parents were away. Edna May Boltz one year old died after swallowing poison from a cupboard as the mother was elsewhere in the house.
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Akron
Clinton Cain
Edna May Boltz
Bath Township
Fire Loss at Rudgeville Sparks Household and Barn Fire
North Olmstead Fire Department responded after a blaze of undetermined origin broke out near a house, barn and granary. Firefighters traveled 15 miles in about 15 minutes, saving Joseph Laubenthal's house and driving the blaze away from surrounding outbuildings and fields.
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Olmstead Fire Department
Joseph Laubenthal
Hidgeville
Center Durnéd
North Olmstead
Haynes to retire soon amid new Prohibition chief change
In Washington reports say Haynes, serving as prohibition director since 1921, will retire shortly and be replaced by an executive head. Also listed are notes on debt negotiations over Italy totaling 2,138,000,000 and various temperature readings across major cities.
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Ashington
Daner
Roy
Andrews
Ace
Former Elyrian ex-wife slayer granted 45 day reprieve
Bucor Todor of Cleveland, once charged with killing his divorced wife in Elyria, was not executed early today. Prison officials, at the request of a chaplain and the governor, granted a 45 day reprieve for further inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the act and whether extenuating factors played a role. Todor left his job before shooting.
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Columbus
Nevis
Bucor Todor
Cleveland
Penitentiary
Owith
T.O Read
Doraher
Ithye
Todor
Elyria
Rainfall Disrupts Railroads Prompt Detours Nationwide
Heavy rainfall across a wide area halts trains and forces detours on major lines including Texas Pacific Rock Island and Santa Fe. Reports say railroads suffer significant damage with cancellations and travel disruptions in several parts of the system.
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The readable fragment shows a person indicating they will not concede and may take the matter to the courts for a demand. No clear names, dates, or organizations are present to specify entities or location.
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Engineer employed for telephone probe authorized pay
The State Utilities Commission hires an engineer to lead a telephone rate probe. Hagetah will receive 100 dollars per day plus travel expenses, funded from a 75 thousand dollar appropriation. The salary setup reflects the commission’s expanded investigative mandate.
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Erick
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Megislature
Hagetah
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Belax
The
Utilities Commission
Rebels March Toward Damascus Amid City Panic
Conflicting reports place Syrian rebels eight miles from Damascus as shells threaten civilians inside the capital. French forces are noted in connection with the rising tension and violence across the region.
Rubber supply base eyed in South Seaport survey
A survey cited by American capital links a rubber industry base to South Seaport as a raw material source. Hoover's study notes 150,000 acres along the Amazon suitable for rubber plantations with strong water transport and political stability, capable of producing 25,900 to 36,000 tons yearly.
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Hington
Herampaign Iy
Amital
Nestlyez
South Seeport
Hind
United States
Hoover
Amazon
Lorain Killing Case Near End
The Lorain trial of George Runkle on two charges of manslaughter continues in courtroom No 1 before Judge W B Thompson with a jury. Evidence suggested he had been drinking at the time, which the defendant denies. The case may adjourn to next week for completion.
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Lorain
George Runkle
W. B. Thompson
Kunkle
Fire at St. Regis Falls School Threatens Village
Fire hit the St. Regis Falls high school and spread to the First M. E. church, endangering two Main Street blocks. Officials say a defective chimney started the blaze. Rain aided efforts, saving the village as the loss tops 375,000.
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St? Regis Falls
New York
St. Regis Falls
M. E
Push Dawe 70 Enforce Day 1 5 Prohibition Drive
A chaotic OCR fragment references a push to enforce Prohibition and a drive to raise funds. It mentions figures like Marys on Gemmil Chic Yehowly Winds Roy Volstead Dan M. Smith Willis Jo Abbott and Alien Barkley in a 1930s context. The text is garbled but centers on anti saloon league actions and political figures connected to the Prohibition effort.
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Yehowly
Winds Roy
U.S
Vessels Stranded in Lake Huron Gale Off Grand Island
Distress signals from the steamer Hamonic and others report heavy seas off Grand Island and Keweenaw Point. Crews seek refuge in lee shores as 12 of 30 vessels pass to safety while conditions hinder rescue and winter quarters are sought for the large steamer Hamonic under Captain J. D. Montgomery.
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Ssel
William Roberts
Alpena
Tomlinson
Robert
J. Paisey
Hiamonte
Hamonic
Island
Grand Resory
Keweenaw Port
Eagle Harbor
Lake Huron
Roberts
Huron
Sheet
J. D. Montgome
Sey
George Mosher Feted at Oberlin Children's Home Farewell
A farewell party at the Oberlin Children's Home honored George Mosher and wife as they retire from the roles of superintendent and matron. County officials and home trustees attended. the Moshers received $20 in gold amid praise for their long service.
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George Mosher
Wiee
Oberlin Children's Home
Rewben Baus
County Board of Visitors
Mosher
Seventh Family Member May Also Succumb Probe Of Property
Fragmentary historical clipping mentions a seventh family member possibly dying and a probe into property matters. The text is incomplete with scattered names and page references, offering limited verifiable details.
Debated Prohibition Event Postponed at Wesleyan
Spencer Reeder of Elyria announces postponement of the college English debate at Wesleyan University Memorial Chapel set for November 6. The new date November 12 features Wesleyan on the affirmative with a team including Spencer TW and Daniel J. Marstox among others. Also notes a Pittsburgh steel official dying of a heart attack.
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Spencer Reeder
Elyria
Debete
Wesleyan
Pennslvania
Daniel J. Marstox
Yakim x
Lloyd-Tozes
Jesus College
J. S. Wedderburn
Balliol College
R. H. Marneys
Worcester' College
Judge Grants 90 Day Stay After Bank Indictment
Court grants 90 day stay of sentence in high profile indictment of TM B Kittle, former president of Citizens National Bank and head of Wionesney Timer and Ore Company. The case follows a bank failure that stirred political circles and attention in Cleveland Ohio.
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B. Kittle
Ational Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Cleveland
Wionesney Timer and Ore Company
Runaway Boy Falls From Freight Train Near Cleveland
John Makrish, 17, of 3929 Auburn Ave Cleveland, fell from a Nickle Plate freight train and was found in a dazed condition this morning. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital with head injuries described as serious but expected to recover. He and three companions had begun a trip to see the United States. the others are unaccounted for. In Indo China News Paris reports Saigon messages say the emperor of French Indo China is dead.
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John Makrish
Auburn Ave
Cleveland
St -Joseph’s Hospital
Rabush
United States
Paris
Saigon
Armistice Day Proclamations Urge Red Cross Support
Ohio Governor Donahey urges observance of Armistice Day on November 11 and calls for Red Cross enrollment during the ninth annual Red Cross toll call over two weeks. He praises Red Cross workers and notes the day honors fallen heroes while hoping for lasting peace and prosperity.
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Columbus
Donahey
Red Cross
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