Far Reaching Injunction Moves Against Coal Strike
Cleveland reports a Pittsburgh federal injunction restrains United Mine Workers from violence and interfering with non union workers or company housing. Judge Schoonmaker cites interstate commerce impact as basis for jurisdiction. A separate $1.5 million damages suit against UMWA awaits ruling.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
U. S. District Court
Pittsburgh Terminal Coal Corporation of
F. P. Schoonmaker
W. K. Stanley
Pennsylvania
Stanley
United Mine Workers of America
Minister Given Leave To Get New Pastorate
The Rev W C Hicks rector of Grace Episcopal Cleveland receives 90 days leave of absence to seek a new pastorate down east. He may resign December 1 and organist Mrs Jens E Hicks also resigns. Health issues and prior poison pen allegations cited, but officials deny any vestry friction. The vestry provides full pay during the leave.
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Cleveland
W. C. Hicks
Grace Episcopal Church
E. W. Palmer
Hicks
Grace Church
Jens E. Hikes
Grace Episcopal
Palmer
Patrolman’s shot hits man in Cleveland hat trick gone wrong
In Cleveland patrolman Henry Frischkorn wagered he could shoot off a man’s hat. The bullet hit George Reynard in the skull. The wounded Reynard was taken to a hospital while Frischkorn fled, vehicle wrecked in a crash. Frischkorn is charged with shooting to kill as Reynard remains near death.
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Cleveland
Henry Frischkorn
George Reynard
Reynard
Frischkorn
William Tell
Blue Ribbon Plan Talk Highlights PTA Meeting
Columbia records a strong turnout for the first Parent Teachers Association meeting. Miss Paddock outlines the health office Blue Ribbon Plan while 31 members pay dues for the year. Committee heads are named for program social and membership. Mrs. Clara Crocker elected to delegate to the State convention.
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Columbia
Parent Teachers’ Association
Carl Martin
Miss Paddock
Health Office
Frankie
Wm. Morse Pnd Mere
Clarence Reisinger
Yria
Finer
Pittsfield
Uvwewenr
Heres
Sanz
Atare
Mins Doowphine Wilcox
High Sheet
Fetaraiag
Local Man Fined for Public Intoxication and Disturbance
Joe Matizxick of South Amherst was arrested by Sheriff E G Matthews Friday on charges of intoxication and dis orderly conduct. He pled guilty before Justice S J George and was fined $25 plus costs.
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Joe Matizxick
South Amherst
E. G. Mathews
S. J. George
Bicycle Stolen From 121 Lodi Street
Louis Wagenstine reported a bicycle theft from 121 Lodi Street last night to police. Police investigating the incident and seeking information about the missing bicycle.
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Bere Louis Wagenstine
Lodi St
Indictments Listed As Local Jury Plans Jail Expansion
Gonzales carrying concealed weapons and several others face statutory charges or crimes such as non support burglarly larceny and driving while intoxicated. The county jury also urged enlarging the jail to separate prisoners by gender and race and will reconvene near November 15 to review cases.
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Avon Laka
J. J. Bernsteen
Cleveland
William Sbodalker
Carl Mills
Wellington
Thompson
Dinner Stories and Odd Expressions in a Southern Town
Shirley and her sister argue over a walk while a fiancé calls. A traveler asks a cab driver his name, George Washington, and the driver retorts that his forty years behind the wheel make the name familiar.
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George Washington
Community notices and local PT A updates from Elyria
After a PTA meeting last Tuesday a westbound car skidded off an embankment near Faton Center harming no one. Flora Lewis of Berea is hospitalized for treatment and rest. The next county PTA meeting moves to Brownhelm from Columbia. Clara Crocker attended Lorain County PT A executive meeting at Lorain. Mrs J H Bastard remains seriously ill with heart trouble. Mr and Mrs Clara Goodwin and Mr Harley Dollimore with family visited. Glenn Dollamore and friends returned from a California motor trip. Max Hitchcock lost two horses last week. Mrs Wm Morse of Fyria helped care for aunt Mrs Biva Eckert in Berea.
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Elyria
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Faton Center
Flora Lewis
Berea
Community Hospital
Parent Teachers
Brownhelm
Columbia
Clara Crocker
Lorain
LaGrange
Henry Offenberg
Glenn Dollamore
California
Max Hitchcock
M'Sfortune
Wm. Morse
Flyria
Waa
Biva Eckert
Elyria Cry Hosts Fans At Elks Club Party
The Elyria Cry team plans a free social evening at the Elks Club on Tuesday starting at 8. Manager Struck has arranged an attractive program and seeks a speaker. Local figures Gourley and Evans mentioned. The program includes the Peer Legs quartet Dr Kelsey juggling Roscoe Kauffman magical act and a post entertainment dance for fans.
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Elks Club
Elyria
Ehiks Club
Mgr. Struck
Wil
John Gourley
Bills Evans
Pire
Peerlegs
Dr. Kelsey
Roscoe Kauffman
Struck
Varied opinions on habitual criminal act in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio P E Thomas of Ohio Penitentiary opposes the habitual criminal act under which Fred Palm of Detroit received a life sentence for a fourth felony offense after possession of gin. The debate splits opinions with Anti-Saloon League leaders backing the law, a university psychologist calling it Obnoxious, and others noting the broader issue of repeat offenders and incarceration aims.
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Columbus. O
P. E Thomas
Ohio
Michigan
Fred Palm
Detroit
Palm
Scott McBride
Westerville
Anti-Saloon League
Charles M. Earhart
Ohio Anti-Saloon League
H. H. Goddard
Lars
McBride
America
Oberlin Window Fair Promises Colorful Exhibits and Festivities
Oberlin hosts the Third Annual Window Fair with flowers fruit vegetables and unique crafts decorating shop windows. Judges will award prizes today as locals and visitors view displays and enjoy football action Kenyon visit boosts planned bonfire and a village band concert on the square.
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Oberlin
Qherlin
Annyal
Oberlin Village
Death Record Mrs Christian Raynsrack at 42
Mrs Christian Raynsuack 42 of North Ridgeville died at Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday at 2 00 PM. Sudro Funeral directors took the body and later transported it to Cleveland.
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Christian Raynsrack
Christian Raynsuack
North Ridgeville
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sudro Funeral
Cleveland
Rainbow Gardens Opens in Elyria Recreation Center
Rainbow Gardens in Elyria opened last night beside the post office drawing large crowds. Manager Thomas Gibson announced plans for future events including parties masquerades and boxing shows throughout the year.
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Nalnbow Gardens
Rainbow Gardens
Elyria
Thomas Gibson
New Chrysler Distributors Open in Elyria area
Announcement shows a new Chrysler home at John Halpin's East Broad Street site with public viewing starting Monday and formal opening Saturday October 8. Elyria distributors are L. H. Dunfee R. H. Collier and Tom Bannon, all longtime locals joining the growing Chrysler line.
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John Halpin
East Broad Street
Chrysler One
Chryslers
Elyria Territory
L. H. Dunfee
R. H. Collier
Tom Bannon
Elyriane
Chrysler
Markets Report from Cleveland and Chicago Prices
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago list butter eggs cheese poultry and potatoes with varied regional quotes. Livestock prices in Cleveland show hogs and cattle receipts with declines and steadier vealers lambs and sheep, while Chicago and Toledo markets report steady hogs and mixed grain quotes across corn oats and wheat with assorted regional ranges.
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Cleveland
York State
Maine
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Colorado
Cleveland Livestock
United States
Central Wisconsin
North Dakota
Red River
Autobile fatalities and injuries rise in five year span
A survey by Charles M Upham of the American Road Builders Association reports 114,897 deaths and 3,446,370 injuries from auto accidents in the past five years in the United States. He cites carelessness as the main cause and notes about $600 million in annual economic loss. Pedestrians account for about two thirds of deaths, which are largely avoidable.
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Washington
Upham
Happy Days On Ship Described By Mrs Curtice
A letter from Violet Curtice in Wellington describes a voyage with the American Legion delegation to France. The Ohio group checked on Bernhardt, saw a three masted ship, a whale spout, and a Paris tour plan by Mr Graber. The note notes meals, teas, and late night eats, mentions U S officials in Paris, English ex servicemen friendships, and random global snippets including a Kansas farm skull find and 1926 trade gap.
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Violet Curtice
Wellington
France
American Legion
Ohio
Bernhardt
Elyria
Graber
Paris
Loraine County
Stacy Bittner
Grafton
Mr. Bittner
U. S
Jews Observe Yom Kippur On October Sixth
A historical note outlines Yom Kippur observed on October 6, the Day of Atonement, with Kol Nidre eve services and memorial Nailah prayers. It describes the solemn fast, repentance, and belief in God's mercy, emphasizing atonement within personal and communal life.
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Temple of
Jerusalem
Sion
Divorce Day Clears Marion County Court Docket
Marion County Common Pleas sets Monday as divorce day to hear all divorce actions and free the docket for other cases during the week. Researchers study the art and substance of Biblical manna as Jerusalem investigations proceed.
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London
Madison County Srand
Caner
Common Pleas
Marion
Marion County Common Pleas Court
Jerusalem
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Muncie
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Allan Hospital
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Sullivan, O
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