Two Men Rob Ford Walter Near East Bridge Street
Ford Walter of 109 Bruckie Street told police two white men robbed him near East Bridge Street on a Sunday night. They escaped in a Ford Roadster after relieving him of 20 dollars. descriptions: first man between 160 and 170 pounds in a light overcoat, second in a dark overcoat. Walter failed to note other features.
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Ford Walter
East Bridge Street Bridge
East Bridge Street
Bruckie Street
Walter
Ford
New Accusations Against War and Navy Departments
In Washington Col. Wm Mitchell opened a trial at noon amid fresh charges of incompetence by the War and Navy departments for air service conduct. He alleged treasonable administration and criminal negligence to justify action against these departments, including claims the War Department allowed an Austro-German owned entity to operate.
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War and Navy Departments
Ashington
Air
Wm Mitchell
War Department
No. S Continuca
Addigon Sprague of Almsted Falls Dies
Addigon Sprague of Almsted Falls North Olmsted Ohio died this morning at two thirty after a three day illness. He is survived by a daughter Mrs Laurel Blake a son Percy Sprague a sister Mrs H K Bidwell and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at two o'clock from the Universalist Church North Olmsted with Kev Tipton officiating burial at North Olmsted cemetery.
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Ddison
F. Sprague
North Olmsted
Ohio
Laurel Blake
Marseilles Avenue
Percy Sprague
H. K. Bidwell
Olmsted Falls
Sudro Funeral Home
Universalist Church
Lorain Road
Kev
Tipton
North Olmsted Cemetery
Free Swim Membership Cards Start Monday Night
The city free swim program invites all boys to register with a Monday night class from 7 to 7.3 pm at the local facility. Jay Avey the Physical Director notes overwhelming turnout and introduces a compulsory membership card starting Monday Nov 3. Each boy must keep to club rules to avoid loss of membership. In a separate incident H W Benjamin reports a stolen Revere tire from his car parked between Parkview Court and Cascade Street between 10:30 and 11:15 pm, with 4 quarter inch chain cut by suspects.
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Ctv
Jay Avey
Roining Avey
Avey
H. W. Benjamin
Blaine Street
Parkview Court
Cascade Street
Benjamin
Burial halted to probe death in New York report
Syracuse New York November 9 authorities halted the burial of Mrs Margaret Wood Ruff Lindsley of Mexico to investigate reports death may have been from unnatural causes. The estate is valued at about 250000 dollars.
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Syracuse
NL Y
Margaret Woodruff Lindsley
Mexico
Osweko County
Robbers loot Puritan Soap Company safe in Rochester
Cracksmen robbed the Puritan Soap Company office in Rochester, stealing stocks and bonds valued at about 75,000 from a safe during the night. The stock totaled 16,000 and formed the firm’s entire capitalization. the securities were non negotiable and had been moved from a safe deposit vault on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Puritan Soap Company
Reprimand Milk Stealers By Police
Two twelve year old boys were arrested near Krav at 3 30 Sunday and spent the night in jail after a cream seizure. Sunday morning Police Chief J J Stankard gave them a lecture and they were sent home. Lorein police reported a 1924 Ford Model Compe with license 20 270 B stolen from 1872 East 30th Street on Saturday night.
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J. Stankard
Lorain
Lorein
East 30Th Street
Loe Tain
Revolver Theft At T D Laundon Bicycle Shop
Two burglaries were reported with firearms missing from the T D Laundon bicycle shop. Thieves forced the door Saturday night and left two Colt automatics and a .32 caliber revolver missing after breaking a window pane. Police note a locked door and suspect two young men in dark coats. A separate report recounts burglars entering a porch area at 170 Fairlawn Avenue but not entering the home.
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T. D. Laundon
Rob Bery
Laundon
Leanden
Arsinna Rocher
Fairlawn Avenue
Divorces Granted and Grounds Filed in Local Court
John Worthington divorced Bevarly Worthington on gross neglect and wilful absence. Mars Washke divorced Tours Washko for gross neglect and habitual drunkenness as she supported herself with boarders. Milton A Anderson to pay Maude Anderson weekly. S E Smith to pay Margaret Smith weekly. Arthur Kuss to pay Nina Kuss weekly pending trial. Two fourng couples filed for divorce after April marriage. Edward Snellenberger accuses Fannie Snellenberger of gross neglect and desertion after April 26. Gertruda Hakala claims Lawrence Hakala deserted her after their April 11 marriage and cannot be located.
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John Wiorthinston
Bevarly
Milton A Anderson
Maude Anderson
S. E Smith
Margaret Smith
Arthur Kuss
Nina Kuss
Edward Snellenberger
Fannie Snellenberger
Gertruda Hakela
Lawrence Hakala
Charity Fund Drive Opens in Columbus For $680177 Goal
Columbus launches annual Charity Fund Drive under Dr. W Do Thompson who resigned as OSU president. About 2,560 volunteers solicit contributions to raise 650 177 for social and welfare organizations. Drive ends Friday. War news from Sowingent Tort o reports imminent in vicinity of Peking.
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Columbus
W. Do. Thompson
Ohio State University
Corporal Held in Army Get-up Killing
In Washington on a Sunday morning a quarrel during a morning roll call led Corporal John J. Kulick to fire his service revolver at Private John Ban. Ban died later at the naval hospital. Kulick was arrested as an officers’ board convened to investigate the incident. Both marines hailed from New Jersey New Brunswick and Passaic respectively.
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Washington
John Ban
Marines
Corp
John J. Kulick
Guard
Reveille
Ban
Naval
Kulick
New Jersey
New Brunswick
Passaig
Apprehend Two With Stolen Local Car
John Doe warrants sworn out for two men arrested early this morning by Cleveland police on charges of stealing a Studebaker touring car from FW Bruce of R D No 2 Sunday night. The pair are to be arraigned tomorrow before Mayor Harry Hickson in a police court. The car was left on Second Street beside the park during a snowfall, and two robes, two horse blankets, and a red knit shawl were taken.
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John Doe
Cleveland
FW. Bruce
Harry Hickson
Bruce
Lefe
Second Street
Mysterious New York murder linked to arrest of Harry Sitomer
Kingston N Y Nov 9 police say the alert arrest of Harry Sitomer 28 alias multiple names with jewels and a Caliber revolver may crack the killing of Lovisa Lawson known as Broadway Butterfly found strangled to death in New York City years ago. A confession from a Sitomer associate is reported while another suspect serves a 20 year term in Sing Sing.
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Qin Dra
Pretty
Dorothy Lawson
New York
Kingston
Lovisa Lazsong
Broadway Butterfly
New York City
Harry Sitomer
Stomers
Witt S.fyount
Stamey
Julias J.A. Gilbert
Jean Victor
Henry Dodson
Sitomer
Louiss-Lawson
County School Board Votes Announced
The county board of elections released the official count for school board members. Winckles 412, Portman 336, Bursley 266, Perkins 2614, Mennell 2535. the first three were elected.
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Board of
Winckles
Portman
Bursley
Perkins
Mennell
Unlocked Doors Plague Elyria Shops Late Hours
Police say some Elyria stores left doors unlocked after hours, with two doors reported as unsecured by owners over Sunday. Officers note many burglaries are prevented by spring locks and urge owners to secure premises, as night patrols continue and responders are called when keys fail to bar entry.
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Oiicers
Sundar
Annulment Bid in Rhinelander Case Sparks Jury
Leonard Kip Rhinelander seeks to annul his marriage to Alice Jones of New Rochelle claiming concealed colored origins. The jury was being formed after Rhinelander failed to appear and a delay in empaneling occurred as his arrival was anticipated. A separate item notes two auto damage suits filed in Lorain and Amherst seeking damages of 650 and 975.40 dollars respectively.
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White Plains
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Alice Jones
New Rochelle
Young Rhinelander
Radio Congress Opens With Ten Million Listeners Estimated
America's fourth annual radio conference opened with more than 10 million listeners, 5500 broadcasting stations, and a US government line of manufacturers and dealers. Secretary Hoover urged keeping listener service at the core of broadcasting privilege and regulation, signaling a radio bill likely to be adopted by the next Congress. The piece notes channel saturation and calls to limit stations as the main issue.
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Hoover
Washington
America
Broz
United States
Maraynes
Secretar of
Com
Merce Hoover
Congress
Parked autos in business district cited for tail light faults
Reed reports officers will charge violators in court for no or bad tail lights in business districts. Cars downtown displayed notable angles, and offenders may be jailed or fined. William Flowers Albert Slack paid fines and costs for nonworking tail lights. William Ward fined for traffic violations.
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E. J. Stankerd
Hoart
Loturt
William Flowers
Albert Slack
Wn. H. Ward
James C Tyson 63 Dies at Home in City
James C Tyson aged 63 died at 5 30 this morning at his home 1261 East avenue after a heart attack. He ran the city s first hospital on West avenue in the old Massey home, later a private hospital at 1261 East avenue, then a sanitarium in Detroit before returning to operate a sanitarium here. He is survived by a son in Detroit and a daughter Mrs Fred Haueison in Florida. Sudro Funeral Home is handling the remains. Washington news notes Coolidge appeals in the coal strike.
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James C. Tyson
Heart
East Avenue
Tyson
Massey
Memorial Hospital
Detroit
Con Curtiee
Fred Haueison
Florida
Sudro Funeral Home
Grand jury in session with twenty cases set
The grand jury was called for service this morning under Judge W. B. Thompson plan to sit monthly to dispatch criminal cases. Twenty cases to be considered include one John Doe matter. Prosecutor D. A. Rausch expects a report Tuesday afternoon. Fourteen from Loran four from Evi2 and two from Wellingiaz.
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W. B. Thompson
John Doe
D. A. Rausch
Loran
E.vii2
Wellingiaz
Failed to Send Son to School Fined $5 Here
Carl Kopecs of L2 Grange paid 25 and costs in Justice John Conenes court Saturday for not sending his son to school. Truant officers testified Kopecs said he needed his son’s services on the farm. Excessive rains caused a sewer trench to settle on Harwood Street about 100 feet from Caroline Avenue, setting a one foot trench in the pavement.
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Carl Kopecs
L2 Grange
John Con
Kopecs
Eis Card
Harwood Street
Caroline Av
Lorain officer death leads to teen suspect bond
A 19 year old, Wesley Homolka, was held on bond after confessing to striking a patrolman directing traffic and killing Lorain, Ohio police officer Charles Deal. He faces manslaughter charges with a preliminary hearing set and a $2,900 bond posted. Sheriff urged headlights and caution to reduce traffic fatalities. Funeral services for Officer Deal planned for Tuesday with police and Eagles delegation to honor him.
Three Auto Accidents Reported to Police Sunday
Three auto accidents were reported to police over Sunday. One involved an intoxicated pedestrian who fell in front of a car and was knocked down. William Thompson, 30, of Clark Street, was struck in front of a Ford Coupe driven by Don Newkirk, 19, of Lorain, on Broad Street. Police said Thompson stepped into the path after Newkirk swerved to avoid him, and Thompson remained in front of the car as it slowed. Thompson was brought to a doctor who found no injuries. He was charged with intoxication.
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Elyrian Stagoers
Dilis-Dallied
William Thompson
Clark St
Don Newkirk
Loram
Bearer
Broad Street
Newkirk
Thompson
Nanstirk
Meyers
North An
C_ O. Boead
Scovil Avenue
Cleveland
Hrien
Tod Temple Court Crossing
Wferer
Lt. Chandler
Festiver Street
Drunken Drivers Face Jail Terms After Saturday Arrests
Greenwich man Sisson on the Oberlin Pittsfield road was fined $50 and 15 days in jail for driving while intoxicated. Amos Henry of Lo Taig received $30 and costs and 15 days for intoxicated driving on Lake Avenue. Sam De St. was fined $100 and 30 days in the city van after being arrested for driving a car while intoxicated.
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Urcernmil Ascesien
We Sisson
Greenwich
Oberlin
Pittsfield
Charles Dean
S J George
Fifeen
Veevulv Sterm
Clarence
Amos Henry
Lo~ Taig
Lake Avenue Road
George
Sam de- St
Seven Killed in Cleveland Traffic Toll Records Heaviest
Seven people died in weekend traffic accidents in greater Cleveland, the heaviest toll yet. Traffic commissioner Edward J Donahue asked Safety Director Edwin D Barry for five more motorcycle policemen to patrol the roads amid snow and rain. Authorities cited careless driving and machine operators as factors, naming victims Evelyn Chertoff Sophia Wolinski Leo Zawiesi Charles Yesick Mrs Charlotte Edwards Mrs Emelie Van Gascel and Mrs Beatrice Johnson. Continued on page 2.
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Cleveland
Greater
Edward J Donahue
Edwin D. Barry
Donahue
Arca Ce
Evelyn Chertoff
Sophia Wolinski
Leo Zawiesi
Charles Yesick
Charlotte Edwards
Emelie van Gascel
Beatrice Johnson
H. Carey
Cleveland Automobdvfa
Multiple Ohio Auto Crashes Claim Several Lives
A string of traffic accidents across Ohio claimed several lives and left multiple injured. In Dayton a three year old girl, Des, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Des, died after a car she rode in collided near Wooded crossing. Two Dayton women, Mrs. Wareella Tate and Miss Dana Boone, were hospitalized with injuries from a separate crash noted as fuel-related. In Warren, Joris Lorenz, 32, of Pittsburgh, died after falling in front of an automobile driven by Roy F. Perry. In Toledo, Henry Baum, 3, of Clay Center, died from injuries received when a Friday incident occurred. Columbus reports funeral arrangements for Major L. S. Sullivant after a fatal auto collision injured him at J Street intersection. He was a grandson of Lucius Sullivant, founder of Franklinton. A funeral will be held at Broad Street Presbyterian church with burial at Greenlaws Cemetery.
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H.W. Spander
Ohio
Blazer
Hazel
Frances
Frances Bishop
Fizze
Ber
Conte
Dayton
Claratry
Dess
Dausher
Vincent Des
O. Passeans
Irpin
Woodeld
West Carrollton
Wareella Tate
Dana Boone
Fate
Robert Smythe Z
Larsch
Harsch
Warren
Joris Lorenz
Pittschurch
Roy F. Perry
Ans
Toledo
Henrieth Baum
Clay Center
Columbus
Iats
L. S. Sullivant
Sullivant
Neices and Nephews Greet Akron Returnee Louis Lippoldt
Louis Lippoldt, long absent from Akron for a decade, returned to his hometown to meet relatives including his sister Mrs. O. J. Barnes and Mrs. T. Fersemaite of Munroe Falls, with plans to visit another sister in Warren. The reunion followed his early life in Sedalia, Missouri from age nine. A separate report notes a dropped cable at West Bridge near Murbach’s coal yard prompting police notification.
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Akron
Louis Lippoldt
Lippoldt
Cotaat!ne
Sedala Mo
O. J. Barnes
T. Fersemaite
Munroe Falls
George Selizer
Warren
Fred Stephenson
Elyria
West Bridge
North Streets
Murbach
Green Iins
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Colo
Blezer
Cay 38
Herold Elmer Blaz
Hazel Ingrid Blazer
Englewonott Bungslow
Stax
Kate Slaughterback
Fort Lupton
Col
Witgel
Addigon Sprague
Almsted Falls
Soap Company ES
Ting
Sis
Peking
County
Geo. Ferguson
Anna Savage
Lakewood
Broadway
Nelson C. Nickel
Amherst
Amherst Lumber Co
Carl Meng
Plaintff
South Amherst
Niliion
Radio Congress
Ignotes Stamlue
Coolidge
Charles Deal
Wesley Homoka
Lora.n
John Komotha
Western Automatic Machine Scretr Co
Tosnes
Lorzia
Underhill
Sherciff
Lake Avenue
Shesiif
Tvo
Church of Cist Tabernacle
Anc
Order of Eagles
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