Lorain liquor sale tragedy claims life on Lorain line
In Lorain a 22 year old man Steve Plato was killed after intoxicated companions and a liquor sale led to a fatal incident near the Lake Shore Electric tracks. Two companions were jailed and fined ten dollars for intoxication. Prohibition violations resulted in a $750 fine for the liquor seller Dan Elmes, with additional charges pending. Plato, a Colson Company employee, leaves parents and siblings, funeral set for Tuesday at St. Marys in Elyria.
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Steve Plato
Lake Shore
Lorain
Elyria
Lake aVehe? Nue
St. Agnes Church
Backus
Plato
Walter Lupuski
Olive Street
Joseph Cebula
Rush Street
Wabaake
Peoocle
Sudro
Underhill
Lupnski
Cebula
Justice George
Costa
28Th Street
Dan Elmes
Colson Company
Young Plato
Colson Co
Paren
Bertha
Lottie
May
Walter
Felix
Klying
Anthony Plato
Honolulu
St. Church
St. Mary’s
League of Women Voters synopsis of school board justice candidates
The League of Women Voters presents a compact synopsis of candidates for Elyria school board and justice of the peace. It covers Charles J Crehore Theodore T Robinson J C Smith and others, detailing views on building programs, double sessions, architectural quality, salaries, grounds, athletics, and enforcement of laws including the Hing and liquor acts. It lists Delmer Byam John C Conaway C B Stoltenburg and other figures with backgrounds in education law and public service.
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League OF Women Voters
School Board, Justice
Board of Education
Justice of the Peace
Charles J Crehore
SheMe'a
Elyria
Weller Engineering Company
Elyria Decennia
Third Ward
Theodore T Robinson
Ridgeville
R. F. Vandemark
J.C. Smith
Athen
Gifford Sad
Justice of the
Delmer ’ Byam
Jer Ros
Lorain County
Ada
Ohio
G. H C
John C Conaway
Cadiz
Col Ga
Justice of Peace
Asaisid
C B
Stoltenburg
Nellie M. Hill
John Grafton
Elyria High
W. Co
T U
Radiant Mills Company forms in Columbus and buys Cleveland plant
The Radiant Mills Co of Elyria is incorporated in Columbus with a 100000 cash cartel led by L B Iglauer and Sidness P. Schlese plus others. It has purchased the Gray Barr knitting mill in Cleveland to clear debts and reopen soon with increased capacity, backed by Cleveland financiers.
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Radiant Mills Co
Elyria
Columbus
L B Iglauer
Sidness P. Schlese
Radiant Suie Co
Gray-Barr
Gray-Barr Co
Compar
Cleveland
Court Adjourns Until Wednesday In Election Day Turmoil
A court adjourned until Wednesday amid Election Day events. The report notes twelve women called for jury service with several names mentioned, including Fred N. Barter, Henry Gtolburg, J.T. Barrews, John reap de Oslo Jacote, and F. George Roth, among others.
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Fredne N M. Barter
Henry Gtolburg
J.T. Barrews
John Reap de Oslo Jacote
F. Ae George Roth
F. Carethets
Night prowlers terrorize city with multiple reports
Police logged several prowler reports Saturday and Sunday night. Tom Miler on Clark Street heard someone on his roof but the intruder fled. Fred Broshaw on Fremont Street saw a colored man peering into windows. A Woodland Avenue call reported someone in a cellar. the man escaped. A West River Street case involved a man beating his wife. the woman refused prosecution and no arrests were made.
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Tom Miler
Clark Street
Fred Broshaw
Fremont Street
Woodland Avenue
West River Street
Armament Conference Readies Leaders for Washington Meet
Reports from New York and Washington outline France and Britain sending premier Briand and Lloyd George’s under secretary to lead delegations to the Washington conference. Dutch representatives arrive with optimism to ease Far Eastern friction. Briand says France seeks peace and joint work with Britain to reduce war risks. State Department signals oil’s role in arms-limitation plans and the American stance is prepared for debate.
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Washington
Eitan
Stara
Briand
Lloyd George
A J Balfour
Netherlands
Far East
Nav
Department of State
Httle
State Hughes
Aon
America
Awad Wants Awad Guilt Starts by Itices Kline
Gist unclear text notes names likely Awad and Kline with references to guilt and Pats Crate sense. No clear events, dates, or places found in readable portion.
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Kline
Three Way Mayor Race In Grafton Draws Huge Vote
Grafton faces its first three candidate mayoral contest with Harry J Mansell F W Dowsing and G E Gardner leading rival tickets. Voters number about 440 including many women with suffrage. Polls open at sunrise and close at sunset as factions rally behind their chosen candidates for two year terms.
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Grafton
Cleveland
Forest City
Tthe
Old Town
Harry J Mansell
F W. Dowsing
G. E Gardner
Graftom
Enesrhi
Wag
Othr
Roe Spitzer
Toa Knechtges
J A Naseshv
F. J Anderson
E.E Arnold
JM. Bardon
L D Gibson
J .P. Knechtges
Thomas Smith
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
C. 3 Breeds
B A. Rotheary
Ruder
William Goreau
F W Cousins
D. A. Ruder
C. A Walker
H W Hutchinson
E. A. Colston
A. Gayesha
L. B Dantela
Gray Daniels
Harriet Spitzer
W « Parka
Eg E
Jack”) Gardner
Town Board of Education
JW. Kaechtges
R T Trenchard
C. Washington
Washington
Moegsra
Anderson
Arnold
Gideon
Smith
J. P. Kenditzes
County Board of Education
ON Gibbs
C. T. Jamieson
W . Bartlett
Grafton Township
Mesers, Rotheary and Ruder
Noeskes
Walker
Marshal
Aps
Cixiden Wan
P. A. Ryder
Politica
Polla
Forest Fires Threaten Missouri Lowlands Near Poplar Bluffs
Nov 7 reports indicate forest fires advancing through dense brush and timber along the Black River bottom south and east of Poplar Bluffs Missouri. Flames drive livestock to open ground as fire heads toward Corning Arkansas.
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Poplar Bluffs
Black River
Corning
Ark
But Two Changes In Voting Booths
The article notes two precincts have moved polling booths. Ward two precinct D will vote at the booth at West River Street. Ward four precinct HE moves from Seventh Street to Fifth Street West alley.
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Weat River Street
Lodi Street
Weat
West River Street
Fourth Ward
West Alley
Saventh Street
Formeny
Man Injured After Fall Outside Jewelry Store
Mat Gardner of 333 Kenyon Street slipped on a gas plug in the sidewalk in front of Haser odt's jewelry store on Saturday night. He injured his arm and wrenched a leg in the fall.
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Mat Gardner
Kenyon Street
Haserodt
Trial of Ebtriach Delayed in Lorain Tire Theft Case
The Ebtriach tire theft case in Lorain remains to be heard in criminal court. The judge adjourned proceedings until Wednesday when the case will resume, the court said.
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John Ebtriach
Lorain
Western Heights Man Arrested After Cutting Scrape
George Coons of Western Heights was arrested for dis orderly conduct after a complaint by Gust Thomas, who showed knife marks on his head and hands. Thomas found a drunken man beside the railroad track and called police. An altercation with Coons followed, leading to the injury. Coons denies the assault and the case was changed to cutting to wound. Trial set for tomorrow.
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George Coons
Western Heights
Gust Thomas
Coons
Thomas
State Bonus Bill Boosted in Pamphlet
American Legion men distribute a pamphlet urging tomorrow’s vote on the soldiers bonus referendum. The pamphlet outlines the issue and the sacrifices of wartime service, contrasts small veterans’ pay with higher home wages, and argues state purchase of soldiers on a $10 a month plan will funnel money back into general circulation through those who earned it.
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American Legion
Pamphree
Man shoots up wife s family in Harvey Illinois
Philip Berry, son of a former Harvey merchant, armed with guns, opened fire at his bride s family home. One person died, two were wounded as Berry and his brother fled toward Homewood after a confession claim. The incident followed a dispute over the bride s past.
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Harvey, II
Philip Berry
Harvey Merchant
Perry
Mary Frangetto Cupollo
John Cupolillo
Cupollillo
Loula
City Council Meets Tonight in Glens Falls
The Glens Falls city council plans to meet this evening with a large lobby expected. Discussion will cover salary outlays for city employers and the ordinance may pass a second reading or be rejected, leaving current salaries unchanged.
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Awad
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Gorman
Knechiges Dr. Park
Missouri
Aurtin Street
Rhrlach
Chronicle-Telegram
Adetthday
Glens Falls
N. Y
Adirondack
New York State
Thea Millia Music Company
Opneevpeeen
Chronicle- Telegram
Jackie Coogan
Pock
Bad Boy
Erven E
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