Heroism Averts Disaster in California Hospital Blaze
In San Francisco on November 18 a team of 129 nurses doctors and volunteers saved UC hospital from a major fire sweeping from a SW Las Toom area. Rescuers guided frightened patients through smoke while fire crews contained the blaze. Two hundred patients were at the hospital. no serious injuries. Damages estimated around 250000 but final losses pending official review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cleveland Clinic
University of California Hospital
Las Toom
Te Hospital
Juanita Coster
Soratoon
Dloven
Grand Jury Session Opens in September Term
The grand jury convenes tomorrow for its second session of the September term. Don Wolters and assistant John Marding will present about twenty six cases from lower courts for consideration. Between 40 and 79 witnesses are expected to be subpoenaed. Manslaughter cases include William Way of Lorain linked to a fatal crash near WoT Clark. Elyria cases include Hols Brown with stolen property, Grant McKee, Claude Moore, Robert Brand, Clifford House, and Peggy Wright highway robbery, with further details on page 2.
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Cout
Don Wolters
John Marding
Tie
Grand Uity
William Way O
Loran
Clark
Elyria
Hols Brown
Grant McKee
Claude Moore
Pelly
Robert Brand Clifford House
Pegryy Wright
Robbey
Fred Jfendersen
Elyria foreman Kohler 14 years with General Industries
When Kohler was 21 he led the Abbott Detroit and Oldsmobile station in Cleveland then Medina Machine Company assembly division. He moved to Elyria 11 years ago becoming foreman of the Ford division of General Industries Company. He is now president of the Elyria Foremen Club, married with one son, and lives at 249 Oxford Avenue. His hobby is preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JJ Wohler
Abbott-Detroit
Oldsmobile
Cleveland
Medina
Medina Machine Company
Elyria
Fordorn
General Industries Company
Elyria Foremens Club
Kohler
Tas
Oxford Avenue
County Liquor Squad Raids Lorain Residence
Lorain figures report a raid by the county liquor squad at 9 o clock Saturday night on J Wharton of 234 George Avenue. Wharton was arraigned on a liquor possession charge, pleaded not guilty, and released on a $1000 bond for trial. Deputies found a large still missing its top, mash, 45 gallons of alleged whiskey, and 25 gallons of alleged wine. Evidence was submitted to the county court. Four deputies assisted the raid.
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J Wharton
George Avenue
Lorain
Jay
Lorain County
Justiee
George
Wharton
Sherifs
President to confer with leaders on voluntary cooperation plan
President Hoover to mobilize a business led, voluntary cooperation approach to steady the economy. Eastern railways and major firms will meet at the White House to shape actions, with labor and farming groups joining roundtables to restore confidence after the stock market decline. Key figures include Owen Young, Alfred Sloan, and Thomas Lamont, among others.
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Washington
Hoover
Firoovers Food Administration
Poonom
Lovernment Raiway
Chamber of Commerce
White House
Tabor Davis
Tive
Ting
Hrouse
Owen
Young
General Electric Company
Juling Barnes
Willam Butterworth
United States Chamber of Commerce
Alfred P Sloane
General Motors Corporation
A W Sian
Chicago
Thomas W Lamont
T P Morgan & Co
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Sam H Thompson
City council to consider salary raises and loans
A busy council session is forecast with at least seven ordinances on first reading. Likely items include raises for the Mayor and City Solicitor, plus four loan ordinances to fund sidewalk improvements, water mill, water main, and Tremont street work. Also a budget for the city solicitor and a contract with Public Service for electric supply at the new disposal plant.
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Solinmer
Offiee
Tanigal
Parmely Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Tremont Stige
Tomnight
Public Service Coperation
Rewane
Gulf Road
Tin Water and Light Committee
Community Chest Campaign Chairmen Share Experience
The Community Service Council announced that future Chest drives will use the lessons from past leaders Lawrence Webber Guy B Tandley and King Fauver to guide the current campaign. Each chairperson faced and overcame challenges in their prior roles, and will lend their expertise to the present drive.
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Chaimin
War Secretary James W. Good Fights For Life At Walter Reed
Washington November 18 Secretary of War James W Good after appendicitis operation remained alive at 12 30 p m with his family at his bedside Physicians had abandoned hope for recovery Though still showing vitality he could not be saved Hurley Davison and Sumnerall left the War Department for the bedside after noon
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Washington
James W. Good
Walter Reed Hospital
Hurley
Davison
Charles P. Summerall
War Department
Drunken Driver Fined $100 in Local Court
A driver was fined $100 for intoxicated driving in a morning court session led by Justice Wire James A Ilewitt. In a separate case, Mayor Zembeh Cleveland received a fine of five dollars and costs for violating city traffic rules after pleading guilty to speeding on Cleveland Street and reckless driving, with Deputy Sheriff Byibakur making the arrest.
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James A Ilewitt
Fany Doane
Obertin Doane
Zembeh
Cleveland
Zembek
Cleveland Street
Byibakur
Mouryner Held Responsible for Post Office Official Death
Washington November 1 a cold contracted while attending the funeral of Senator Theodore E Burton was cited today as the cause of the fatal illness of Grant R B Miller chief inspector of the post office department. He was found dead in bed late Sunday at the Continental hotel here Miller was from Cleveland Ohio and born in Willard Ohio.
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Mouryner
Gravi
Wurtosn
Washington
Theodore E Burton
Grant RB Miller
Post Office Department
Continental
Cleveland
Ohio
Willard
Lindau to Complete Nine Months for Teapot Dome Involvement
Harry F Lindau, famed District of Columbia pharmacist and multi millionaire operator, will finish a nine month sentence at midnight Wednesday for contempt of the senate and contempt of court connected with Teapot Dome oil case incidents. Ny. Washington report notes his end of term in local jail as part of late breaking news.
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Sinclair
Washington
District of Columbia
Harry F. Lindau
Will Hose
Senate
Child suicide after spanking sparks inquiry in city
A 13 year old girl Tane Teah Tepley died from a self inflicted bullet wound in a case linked to parental discipline. Coroner Edward food reported the incident occurred after the girl was spanked by her father Clarence Lepley who had given her a revolver. Police and coroner investigations follow in the aftermath of the tragedy.
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Hutton
Tane Teah Tepley
Clarence Lepley
Edward Food
Canton Judge J W Agier Dies After Overwork
Judge J W Agier, 40, who presided over the Don Mellett murder trials in Canton and sentenced three defendants to life, died at noon after months of illness from overwork. Governor Cooper commuted Ralph Wilcox’s sentence, making him eligible for parole after a long campaign by officials. Chief details include Agier’s collapse, Wilcox’s prior role as a Rocky River constable, and recommendations from Judge George Po Baer and former Prosecutor Stanton.
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Mellett
Canton
Common Pleas
J W Agier
Don Ro Mellett
Agier
Wilcox
Col Vell
Ralph Wilcox
Rocky Raver Dty
Ohio
Cooper
Waleow
Mars Wilinskd
Cleveland
George Po Baer
B . Stanton
Heavy Toll of Life From Slippery Ohio Roads
Wet and slippery streets in Ohio over the weekend sparked numerous traffic accidents, causing several deaths including Mrs Telicoa Teler of Cleveland, Pauline Diebold and Henry Danielg, as well as Paul Harbarrer, 11, in New Philadelphia. In Columbus, 77-year-old William Wurphs died after being struck by a taxi, and in Akron, 12-year-old Atherta Weyrick of Kent was fatally injured when her father’s car swerved. Dozens were hurt as weather and slick roads fueled crashes statewide.
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Ohio
United Prose
Cleveland
Telico'a
Pauline Diebold
Land Heights
Henry Danielg
Youngstown
Paul Harbarrer
New Philadelphia
Columbus
William Wurphs
Akron
Atherta Weyrick 12
Kent
Parsons
Ill Judge Delays Ruling In Lorain Ordinance Case
Illness halted today’s Lorain hearing on the validity of a city ordinance. Judge W B Thompson, at home due to illness, pledged to issue a ruling Monday after earlier submissions by AV Petra ha and Toe Novak. The cases involve fines up to $1000 under the city ordinance versus $500 under the state code.
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W B Thompson
Tudge Thompson
AV Petra Ha
Toe Novak
Visitors Have Havre Lock Captain and Mrs Meyers
Army visitors Captain and Mrs C W Meyers had a pleasant stay in Elyria Saturday. Mrs Meyers slipped on Broad Street injuring her foot. Three handles from their sedan were found broken and the car had been picked on Broad Street.
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Havre
W Meyers
Army
Elyria
Campaign first reports show progress and totals today
Community Chest subscriptions reached £21,017 50 at noon as 1928 campaign workers met for a first report luncheon. The drive aims for £97,800 with 1/5 reached. 15 men's teams reported £9,319 50, ladies £5,122 50, industrial £6,575 50, high team led by Mrs G F Allen with £744 50, and Men’s Team 12 captained by D P Hyman at £744.
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M.C A
G. F. Allen
D. P. Hyman
Myron Jones
Elyria Foundry Company
H. W. Lattin Company
Pfaudler Company
J. £. Thatcher
Community Men’s Bible Class
Community Bible class raises for Chest Fund
The Community Mens Bible class at Royall Theatre with over 150 men voted unanimously to donate $1000 from the class treasury to the Chest Fund. The act reflected a spirit of giving that inspired workers in the campaign. Minkler impounded 33 dogs last week and only two sheep were killed by dogs, the lowest weekly total this year. Charlie Murray said Mayor John G. Schrock was named to the Soldiers Burial Committee, succeeding Tate Addison Lord.
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William Muir Auld
Elyria
Ery
Rey Auld
Taviston
Harry Crandall
A M Hannaford
Hart Redington
Sharl Piocter
At Mason
F A Smythe
K R Jenson
E F Allien
B F Saunders
Richmond
E J Stankard
Thomas F Cushing
R © Maston
J R Mannix
H MoIngersoll, Jr
Wailter Kohn
Howard Butler
Robert T Moore
Edgar Herzog
Royall Theatre
Minkler
Lorain
Schrock
Charlie Murray
John G Schock
Soldiers Burial Committee
Tate Addison Lord
Wanted ads fragment across town areas
A cropped want ad snippet lists locations near Baptist church, Smith Drug Store, and Phillips Drug, with categories like HOURLS WORK and WANTED. The fragment mentions Hillsdale Connecticut listing an eight to ten room property and references Winchester, various codes, and classification labels, reflecting a dense classified page scan.
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Baptist Church Smith Drug Store
Phillips Drug
Lady Roamer
Clawifica
Hillsdale
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Nigister Calif
County Liquor Squad
Roy Lemmhen
Stanford Avenue
Temple Court
Vertex
Princeton
Av Nue
Lend Street
Brcad Street
Mra Waildied Deutach
Carl Wolf
Highth Street
Lakeavane
Rush Street
Alto
Joseph Palmir
West River Street
West River
Third Street
Frank Kish
Joseph
Hamlin Humphrey
Thirteenth Street
Humphrey
W of
Snyder
Lodi Street
Center Street
Wondford Avenue
Willred
Sol Keiles
Furnace Street
Elya Memorial Hospital
Kang Bauer
Guy B. Findley
Lawrence Webber
Mie
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