Suspected liquor sales lead to hotel raid and arrests
Mark Bryant pleaded guilty to possession of Hynor and selling it at the Ohio Hotel corner went avenue and Went road. Mayor Jones fined him 8500 and costs. Police, led by Chief Stanton, obtained a search warrant and found liquor in rooms 2 and 34. Bryant, Stanley Baker, Harry Demaster, and Robert Tinchdale were arrested. Demaster and Tinchdale also charged. Witness Willam Byfield bailed out others. Robert Hatehdle placed on trial, alleging Fields the proprietor directed sales to trusted men.
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Tbulietin
Mark Bryant
Hynor
Meny
Pields
Jones
Tdi
Tha
Ohio Hotel
Went Avenua
Ald Road
Johnno
Stokes
Brivant
Stanley Baker
Bryant
Ora
Iiquor
Hrsant Wi
Baker
Harry Dempater
Cormem
Bliss
Hin
Robert Tintchdal
Tames
Willam Byfeld
Placo
Arreet
Robert tHatehdtle
Mayer
Field
Drop of auto through bridge kills Johnstown party
A party riding an auto train plunged through a bridge in Johnstown killing six passengers. Victims include Miss Alice Horner and men John McKinley 28 Arthur Kinley 22 Edgar Foy 34 McGuire 20 Fred Stolle 28. Police and ambulances transferred bodies to morgues. The car was returning from a party when another vehicle veered off roadway and dropped its occupants to the ground.
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Johnstown
City officer warns against diphtheria and throat illnesses
City Health Officer Dr Go L French says the city is largely healthy despite a statewide diphtheria presence and widespread colds. He urges early treatment for sore throats to prevent serious outcomes. Scarlet fever and minor diseases exist among children but are being contained.
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Go L French
Safe explosion reported in Valley City heist
Two B and UO detectives told police last night that a safe at Wales City was blown open on Tuesday night and four men escaped in a Ford. They described the men as residents near West 17th Street and Madison Avenue in Cleveland. No loot amount is given.
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B & UO
Wales City
West T17th Street
Madison Mene Clrseland
Contested divorce case heard in Wellington court
Vidna Myers and George Wierg appear before Judge Thompson in Wellington for a contested divorce. The judge urged reconciliation as a baby is born, but alimony settlement remains unsettled as the case awaits trial.
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Vidna Myers
George Wierg
Wellington
Thompson
Sudden Death Of Mrs Ed Milhof In Lorain
Word reached this city of the sudden death of Mrs Ed Milhof at her home on Fifteenth street Lorain She was a former resident of the city previously living on Fast avenue Details of death and funeral arrangements were not yet learned
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Ed Milhof
Fifteenth Street
Lorain
Fast Avenue
China Sets Out Ten Principles For Far East Conference
Washington reports China will present its case in a closed session of the far eastern conference. Beijing seeks to overturn Anglo Japanese rail control in northern China and curb Japan’s economic influence through ten general principles likely to reshape alliance dynamics and regional trade.
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Washington
China
Daal
Japan
Neta F
Conny
Zama
Saturda
Charles Evans Hushes
Sarah N Fowl Pioneer Dies After Short Illness
Sarah N Fowl 72 died at her son s home 1 A Fowl 127 Homer Street Formerly of Murray Ridge she lived in this city about a year Survived by son A Fowl daughters B Dennan Wrs C loover and N Towl a granddaughter and two grandsons Her husband died nine years ago Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM at the South School House Murray Ridge Carlisle conducted by Ray WoT Burns with burial at Carlisle Cemetery
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Sarah N Fowl
Homer Street
Deceasen
South School
Wurray Ridge
Carlilia
Ray Wot
Raernes Burns
Carlisle
Crippled Clinic Aids Hundreds Of Children At Local Church
The clinic for crippled children at First Congregational church examined over two hundred youngsters from Lorain and nearby areas. Physicians including Dr Walter Stern Dr Hy man Cleyvelenad Dr B Holette and others assessed teeth eyes nose arms legs and bodies and noted many could benefit from treatment.
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First Congregational Church
Iorain
Asuyahoga
Ohio Senator Attacks Purchasing Of Seat In Senate
Washington November 17 Senator Pomerene a Democrat of Ohio said in the Senate that evidence in the Ford Newberry probe shows $17 000 spent to win a seat that pays $7 500 a year He called the expenditure enormous and questioned how it could be explained justified or excused amid the resumed fight over Newberrys right to keep his seat.
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Washington
Senate
Ford-Newberry
Newberry
Pomerone Democrat
Ohio
Tam
Pomerene
Michigan
Ohio Mayor Olea Promises Police Protection and Jitneys
George L Olea newly elected mayor of Loungstown Ohio outlines a platform including police protection for park spooners, continued streetcar service via jitneys, jail for high tax valuations, and park spooning under guard. He pledges charity of his entire salary and cites a rise from a Youngstown potato business to a large city food enterprise.
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George L Olea
Loungstown
Ohio
Etuay Piattsen
Wee Oak
Te Olea
Oles
Youngstown
General Armando Diaz Welcomed in Cleveland
Italian hero Armando Diaz arrived in Cleveland just before 9 o clock. A mass meeting at Keiths theatre and civic leaders marked his visit as Cleveland’s 959 000 Italian born citizens and the 232nd Infantry joined in the welcome before his departure for Columbus.
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Cleveland
Armando Diaz
Kingdom of Italy
Italy
232Nd Infantry
Civic Ufe
Keiths
Columbus
Explosions Destroy Boiler Room at Briggs Chemical Plant
A noon fire at Briggs Chemical Co on the Amherst line destroyed the boiler room and damaged two napthalene tanks and two meg ball stills. Nor coast fire crews faced dangerous fumes from napthalene and calcium compounds as losses were estimated near 30000 dollars, with higher chemical losses expected. The plant sits two miles east of Amherst at a quarry site No 9, housing American Dynastic Co and Briggs Chemical Co structures.
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Wriggs Chemical Co
American Dynasite Co
Thare
Haller
Amberat
Ines
IL Babcock
Jorain
Alta
No 9
Amherst
American Dynastic Co
Briggs Chemical Co
Wreck in Bib Atl Claims 0 Lives
A Bib Atlantic wreck reports no lives lost as the vessel sinks off Tasmania on March. Seventy passengers were aboard when two large waves toppled the ship and overturned it. Survivors were rescued by the steamer Kal Maru. The vessel was owned by the Yers Steamship Company.
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Inter
Dslund
China
Cas
Cleveland Man Found Sleeping in Ironwork Bridge Nook
Police discovered Morris Rowenwasser, 75, asleep in a nook of the high level Ironwork Bridge over the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland. He reportedly told officers he had slept there for three nights and appeared calm and sleepy.
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Cleveland
Morris Rowenwasser
Cuyahoga River
Ems
Appraisers Appointed for Perfection Bread Co Receiver Property
Judge Redington appoints F W Pierce and B O G Nichols of Lorain and Conrad Wagner of Cleveland to appraise the Perfection Bread Co property now under receiver control. He acts after the company was placed in receivership.
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Redington
F W Pierce
B OG Nichols
Lorain
Conrad Wagner
Cleveland
Perfection, Bread Co
Restaurant Man Seeks Accounting In Dissolution Suit
ST Dalrymple sues former restaurant partner Joe Body at 332 Broad Street seeking a receiver equitable relief and an injunction. He alleges Body took funds for personal use after the two split last July and that Body sold the business to Stolzenberg and Danny. The defendants are restrained from further payments to Body until the case settles.
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ST Dalrymple
Joe Body
Broad Street
Daney & Stolzenberg
Body
Dalrymple
Stolzemberg & Danny
Ulster Replies To England Ultimatum Delayed At Downing Street
A delayed reply to the government's order for Northern Ireland to accept peace proposals was sent from Downing Street today. Premier Lloyd George received the note and forwarded it onward, as officials reported in London.
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London
Northern Ireland
Perosals
Downing Street
Lloyd George
Henry Ford promises employment for a million in South
In a rail interview Henry Ford unveils a Muscle Shoals plan to employ a million men, build factories powered by water from the Mississippi and transform agriculture with mechanization. He envisions vast aluminum plants, spinning cotton into cloth, and a shift to urban farming with local factories near homes.
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Thomas Addison
Co Muncle Steala
Edison
Banta Aluminum Plant
Muscle Shoals
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