Italian HHFRS Die In Crash Over Rhone River
Lyons France October 1 Three Italian fliers Major Penzo Croccio and Delagatta died when their aircraft crashed near a landing on the Rhone River hitting 20660 volt high tension lines. Two mechanics Ciddigroto Barrochinis were injured but rescued. Penzo noted as a top daring Italian aviator and war prisoner who escaped execution.
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Lyons
France
Roald Amundsen
Peizo
Croccio
Delagatta
Rhone
Ciddigroto
Barrochinis
Penzo
Ferrarin
Rome
Brazil
OGHLEE-BROCK STILL IN AIR OVER CALIFORNIA
Edward Lehlee and William Breck attempt to set a new world sustained flight record circling over southern California after more than forty-eight hours in their Bellanca. They must remain aloft to beat the existing sixty-five hours twenty-five minutes, with a hopeful margin as of 6:49 a.m. and a target of 1:14 a.m. Tuesday.
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San Diego
Calif
Edward Lehlee
William Breck
California
Rockwell Field
Bellanca
Schlee
Brock
Turner Rules On Compensation Of Bailiffs
In Columbus Ohio the Lorain municipal court bailiff may claim actual expenses from the city treasury for serving court processes, up to a $40 limit. Lorain police officers as deputy bailiffs may be reimbursed by the county treasury for necessary expenses in state cases for arrest warrants commitments and related processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lorain
City Treasury
County Treasury
Turner
State Bureau of Supervision of
Elyria Teachers Attend Lake League Meeting in Cleveland
Elyria High School faculty members are expected to attend the Lake School League annual meeting in Cleveland at the Woman's City Club rooms. All phases of league activities including athletics music debating and music will be represented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria High School
Woman’s City Club Rooms
Cleveland
Three Civil War Veterans Die
Three Civil War veterans died in Ohio on Sunday. Jacob Razeil, 85, died at home in Columbus from hardening of the arteries, with daughter Maude Mitchell of Chillicothe among survivors. burial planned at Arlington National Cemetery. William Stricuier, 80, died at his Hamilton township home after 59 years there, with sister Mrs. Margaret Rohr of Van Wert among survivors. John Green, 32, died at his home in Columbus.
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Columbus
Grand Army of the Republic
Jacob Razeil
Maude Mitchell
Chillicothe
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
William Stricuier
Hamilton Township
Margaret Rohr
van Wert
John Green
100000 FAMILIES MOVE ASLEASES EXPIRE IN NEW YORK
An annual event in New York sees about 100000 families moving today as leases expired on September 30. Moving vans now charge about 14 dollars per hour, double the usual rate.
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New York
Former Elyrian Dies In Toledo
Ben W. Johnson a 37 year old attorney based in Toledo for 27 years died Saturday at his home 665 Lincoln avenue after a two week illness. Born in Elyria Ohio to Norman Lewis Johnson he attended Aberlinm College and Brown University in Providence. He came to Toledo in 1901 and practiced law with his late brother Judge Curtis T Johnson who was killed last December. He belonged to the Sons of the American Revolution the Toledo club and the Elks club. Survived by wife and three children Katherine Norman Lewis and Walter all of Toledo plus a daughter in New York and Mexico City respectively.
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Elyrian
Toledo
Ben W. Johnson
Atterner
Lincoln, Avenue
Mr_ Johnson
Elyria
Norman Lewis Johnson
Aberlinm College
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Curtis T. Jonson
Oak Wood Avenue
Monroe Street
Johnson
Sons of the American Revolution
Toledo Club
Elks’ Club
Katherine
New York
Norman Lewis
Mexico City
Walter
Tries To Beat Traffic Light Causes Auto Smash
Mrs Beemis of 6451 Peart Road Cleveland attempts to beat the Broad and West avenue turning lights. Her car collides with P H Standen's from Cleveland. both fenders and axles damaged. Beemis admits fault and settles damages. A ten year old boy, Richard Attn, suffers a fractured left arm after a fall along the river bank. Also noted is a McKinley Parent-Teacher Association meeting at 2:30 pm at McKinley School today with further meetings planned.
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Broad and
West Avenue
Beemis
Peart Road
Cleveland
P. H. Standen
Heemis
Standen
Richard Attn
Middle Avenue
McKinley
Team Heads for a Drive Announced by Local YMCA
Captain lines for the YMCA membership drive were announced by William O. McClellan and John R. Siekkinen. Teams will meet at 6 20 PM for a dinner where Dr J Knox Montgomery of Musigegum College will speak. Boys teams have five members plus captains. men's teams five to ten. About 140 expected at dinner.
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William O. McClellan
Cla
John R. Siekkinen
Boy’s Work
J. Knox Montgomery
Musigegum College
Roosetalt
Mayor's Clerk Reports September Collections
The mayor's clerk J. G. Shrock reports September totals for fines and costs 1230.29 vendor licenses 10 soft tick licenses 10 building permits 55 and miscellaneous 95.04, totaling 4249.24 in office collections for the month.
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J. G. Shrock
Political Campaign Notes From a Busy Ballot Trail
Governor Smith returns to New York to attend the Democratic convention in Rochester while tentative Hoover addresses are planned across Elizabethton New tides and radio spots. Senator Curtis delays speeches due to sore throat and injured thumb, likely arriving in Chicago midweek. Senator Joseph T Robinson to speak in Wichita urging farm votes. Grain trader James Patten says Smith's election would aid anti Prohibition forces. Norman Thomas calls Smith’s Milwaukee plan a step toward greater political confusion on prohibition.
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Smith
New York State
Rochester
Herbert Hoover
Elizabethton
Tenn
Ador
York City
Boston
Palo Alto
Cal
Curtis
Chicago
James Patten
Norman Thomas
Toor Smith
Milwaukee
The Wives of the Presidents Begins in Chronicle-Telegram
Beginning today the Chronicle-Telegram offers a two installment feature titled The Wives of the Presidents. The nonpartisan romance historical study aims to reveal little known facts about first ladies with an insightful, instructive tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Uaiay
Truant Officers Review Elyria Absence Cases
One hundred thirty truancy cases in Elyria schools were examined in September by truant officers led by C M Williams. Results show 23 students were wilfully absent, 9 legally employed, 6 helping at home, 28 moved, 14 in parochial schools, 4 due to poverty, 15 sick, 1 sick in family, 1 over 18, and 1 married. A total of 117 home visits and 20 school visits occurred, with 16 cases settled by phone. Two cases went to probate court. Book requests were granted or denied after investigation. clothing needs were met via Salvation Army and the Parent-Teacher Association. Cases spanned several schools including High, Hamilton, Garfield, Ely, Gates, Roosevelt, and Opportunity.
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Elyria
C. ML. Wiliams
Therenis
Salvation Army
Parent-Teacher Association
Hamilton
Garford
Ely
Gates
Roosevelt School
Opportunity School
State Supreme Court Convenes Tuesday Morning
Columbus report states the state supreme court will convene here tomorrow morning for its first session since the summer recess. The general docket includes oral arguments and thirty-two cases listed. additional matters appear on the calendar as the court resumes hearings after vacation.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Believe Globe Trotter Bound for Orient from Fremont
Charles S Hampsher, a Fremont youth, is believed aboard a freight ship bound for the Orient. He plans to stay in Chinese and Japanese ports for several months and does not expect to return to the United States until late January. He left Fremont in April for New York and then sailed to San Francisco, routing through the Panama Canal.
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Globe Trotter
Orient
Fremont
Charless Hampsher
Young
Fremont Gicbert
Freigh-T
Hampsher
United
Lester Hampsher
New York
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Beat
Honotutz
Parked Auto Hit by Another Machine
Hraby of Siedina will avoid parking near Fox race row after a car in front of Araby Parked on Saturday night was struck by a machine driven by Mr. Martin of 181 West Street, damaging the right rear wheel. In a separate incident, Fred Schneider of R. F. D. 2 suffered a severe hand laceration while feeding stalks into a silo filler and is recovering at a local hospital.
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Hraby
Siedina
Elsrial
Fox
Araby
Mr. Martin
West Street
Fred Schneider
Schneider
Afinads Oral Hospital
No Fires Reported This Weekend in Elyria
The city recorded no fire calls this weekend across Elyria stations. Central fire station reported zero incidents, indicating a quiet period with no emergencies or fires reported.
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Elyria
Pleas Guilty Fined $250 On Liquor Charge
Frank Wyrocki of 124 Rush Street admitted possession of liquor when arraigned before Mayor James A. Hewitt. Officer Lloyd Sweet testified men left Wyrocki’s home intoxicated prior to a raid that recovered a half gallon of liquor. Wyrocki said he moved from Cleveland and dispensed free liquor to boarders. The mayor fined him $250 and costs and advised him to leave town after serving the county jail sentence.
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Frank Wsrocki
Rush Street
James A. Hewitt
Lloyd Sweet
Wrrocki
Wryrocki
Cleveland
Hewitt
Wyrocki
Suit Filed for 129.40 Over Unpaid Cistern Work
Louis Mulder sues Devie and Anna Freeland in the common pleas court seeking 129.40 for work on a cistern built for the defendants at 2323. A jury of five women and seven men heard testimony in the September term case before Judge W. B. Thompson. The trial followed the county bar association Monday session assigning cases for the week.
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Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Louis Mulder
Devie
Anna
Freeland
Mulder
County Bar Association
Supreme Court Admits Mayor James Walker
The Supreme Court opened its annual session in Washington with Mayor James A. Walker among the notables. The first order admitted Walker to the bar, with former city comptroller Charles Craig presenting.
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Supreme Court
James Walker Washington
GS. Supreme Court
James A. Walker
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Capitol
Walker
New York
City
Charles Craig
New Yorke
Oberlin man duped by two magicians
F. J. Anderson of Oberlin fell for a bogus dough trick when two colored men flashed a $1,100 bill. he handed $53 in cash to a handkerchief and later found bread wrapping paper instead of real money. Police aid the search for the con artists as Anderson seeks repayment and vows to meet them.
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F. J. Anderson
Oberlin
Anderson
Sauwmar
Itn
Belgian Coast Tornado Strikes Nieuport and Yser Delta
A hurricane damaged the Belgium coast flooding the Yser basin near Nieuport and Ramcre, with high tides feared to inundate the low-lying area. Debris and wrecked ships were noted as efforts to repair the river break failed. Several farms and cattle were isolated as the floods spread.
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Brussels
Belgium
Nieuport
Oberlin Professor Buckler to Speak at Elyria Kiwanis
Professor Francis W. Buckler of Oberlin College will address the Elyria Kiwanis on Thursday sharing his experiences as an English army officer. Buckler, Oberlin Graduate School of Theology faculty, came to Oberlin from England where he was a university professor. Eighteen Kiwanis members plan to attend the state convention in Cleveland this weekend.
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Oberlin
Elyria Kiwanis
Francis W. Buckler
Oberlin College
Elyna Kawanis Club
Buckler
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
England
Kiwanis Club
Cleveland
Kiwanis
Bomb-throwing racketeers strike Cleveland plant blast
In Cleveland Ohio on October 1 bomb-throwing racketeers struck the Clean Rite Cleaning Co wall bursting a hole and threatening 5 underground naptha tanks. Blood stains and a touring car seen nearby aided police in pursuing suspects amid a city wave of blasts tied to bootleg war and dry cleaners feuds. Authorities cited intimidation and criminal arson as motives.
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Cleveland
Clean Rite Cleaning Co
Lakewood
Rocky River
West Side
Cléveland
Cumberland man reports brake foot slip caused crash
Carl Lewis of Cumberland Md says his foot slipped from the brake pedal while stopping for a red light on Broad Street Saturday night leading to a collision with John Frelise of 573 Condale Street. Both cars sustained little damage.
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Carl Collde
Carl Lewis
Cumberland
Broad Street
John Frelise
Condale Street
Twenty one witnesses testify at Lorain grand jury hearing
About 21 of roughly 40 subpoenaed witnesses appeared at Lorain County Court House to testify in the grand jury probe of Lorain’s underworld. Officials would not release full lists. attendees were residents of South Lorain. The jury, led by County Prosecutor D A Baird, also continued work on minor cases and the Heywood shooting case drew new interest.
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Lorain County
Lorain
County Court House
South Lorain
Clerk of Courts
Grand Jury
D. A. Baird
Rand
Heywood
Elstia Court House
Duo Elstia
Grand Jury Expands Probe Into Lorain Underworld
The Lorain County Grand Jury widens its probe after subpoenas were issued to about forty residents of the South Lorain district. Sheriff Mathews and Prosecutor Baird ordered the witnesses to appear as jurors investigate alleged Lorain liquor squad activities and the Betty Heywood shooting. The inquiry, among Lorain’s longest, targets beer joints speakeasies and racketeer operations with no clear timetable for a final report.
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Chronicle Telegram
Betty Heywood
Elyria
Lorain
Loerair ¢. Fi
Grand Jury
Hass
Complete World Series coverage by Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram will provide full coverage of the World Series with United Press distribution and a radio play-by-play option via the Elyria Radio Dealers Association daily during the series. A rumor linking President Coolidge to Pallips Andover Academy leadership is denied by Dr. Clifford H. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
United Press
Elyria Radio Dealers: Association
Chronicle Telegram
Coolidge IL
Acsdevy
Boston
Coolidgey
Alfred E. Stearni
Pallips Andover Academy
Clifford H . Moore
San Antonio Fund Reaches Near Six Thousand Goal
Major James A. Hewitt, treasurer of the Ameren Drum and Bugle corps, announces the fund stands at 5499 dollars, within striking distance of the 6000 dollar target. Members remain hopeful Elyria supporters will subscribe the final amount to send the corps to San Antonio.
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James A. Hewitt
Ameren
Elyria
San Antonio
Maxie
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