Vermin Attack Leaves Moran in Critical Condition at Fairground
Tom Moran, a well known town figure, was found badly afflicted at the fairground after a vermin attack while intoxicated. He was hospitalized then placed in police care as relatives were sought. Moran’s condition remained critical at noon and his brother Pete Moran had been murdered in Iowa years ago while caring for horses at the state fair.
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Tom Moran
Fair Ground
Moran
Pete Moran
Iowa
Beer and Wine Vote Campaign Organizes in Lorain County
The Dry Federation of Lorain County met yesterday in Elyria to reorganize and plan the Best and Wine Issue campaign. Judge A R Webber was elected president with D KE Rodgers as vice president and A H West as secretary treasurer. Mrs Nellia M Hill named executive secretary. Headquarters secured on the third floor of Lorain County Bank Building with Mary Merriman as scenographer. The group aims an intensive drive in churches, schools, and through literature to mobilize support for prohibition amendments at national and Ohio levels.
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Lorain County
Twentythree Nebers
Offica
J. F. Burke
George H. Southwell
Cleveland
A. R. Webber
Ohio
J. D. Yocum
Charlin
J. S Phinney
Lorain
Lorain County Bank
Mrary Merriman
vFact
County Clerk's Office Payments Rise With Growing Court Work
From 1917 to 1918 Lorain county records show cash receipts rising from 39 461 to 37 549 then 62 072 in 1920 and 69 897 in 1921. County Clerk Williams notes deposits of ,875 in the following year, indicating expanding court activity. The 1917 18 filings were 718, rising to 1 221 by September 1, reflecting rapid growth and greater investigation needs.
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Tetwear
Wiliams
Lorain County
Low Pay Means Poor Children Survey Shows
Washington reports the Department of Labor released findings from a central anthracite district in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania. The study shows poor child welfare with inadequate playgrounds, deficient schools, bad housing, water and sewage, frequent cave-ins, and high child labor tied to low family earnings. Mortality under one year stood at 165 per thousand, far above the national average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
Schuylkill County
UAY MANY CHINESE SMUGGLED INTO U S
Washington dispatch reports the labor department will urge Congress to pass immigration bills to regulate aliens, aiming to curb smuggling. Immigration officials estimate about 46,000 Chinese are in the United States. A separate suit seeks 692.55 for rent on 307 acres in Mastington township.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Con
Ome Wills
Herman Smith T. ml
Mastington Township
Lady Maitland Writes Play About Earl Lauderdale Tale
Lady Maitland, a prominent British titled woman, has penned a play inspired by a true story involving a member of her husband’s family, an Earl of Lauderdale from the seventeenth century, and the theme of fame.
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Lady Maitland
Great Britain
Earl of Lauderdale
Lifting Foot for Old Gar Rail Undone Betty Borg impostor
New York reports that “Miss Betty” Borg posing as a woman was spotted by a Rutledge hotel clerk at a women’s hostel and arrested at Mast 35th Street station on impersonation charges. Detective inquiry revealed the pastry cook William Berg in the guise.
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New York
Betty" Borg
Mast 35Th Street
Betty
Rutledge
Clark
William Berg
Thas
William
Young Men's Business Club Names Officers on Tuesday Evening
The Young Men's Business club will hold its annual meeting at the Y M C A Tuesday evening at 6 20. Music and entertainment will accompany an address by Hon J F Burka on Business in Government and Government in Business. An annual election of officers will occur and a year end report presented. A large attendance is anticipated.
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Young Men's Business Club
J. F. Burka
Krauses On Third Day Of Food Strike In Meigs Jail
POMEROY Ohio October 2 Mrs Susan Kraus 63 an alleged Ponzi and her husband George Kraus are jailed on embezzlement charges tied to more than 300000 in alleged sensational financial transactions They continue a hunger strike begun at incarceration refusing food or drink The preliminary hearing was scheduled before Judge Harry Barnes today
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Pomeroy, CO
Susan Kraus
George Kraus
Meigs County
Kraus
Harry Barnes
Hurley Drops Claim Antiscreen Ordinance Unconstitutional
Lorain on October 2 reports Attorney William F. Hurley abandons his view that the city antiscreen ordinance is unconstitutional and plans to seek to tear it out through legal proceedings.
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Lorain
William F. Hurley
Avon Infant Dies of Cholera Infantum
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peal of Avon died Sunday afternoon from cholera infantum. Funeral services will be held at the Avon home on Tuesday afternoon, with burial in Avon Cemetery.
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Fred Peal
Avon
Avon Cemetery
Sale of old Masonic temple at Lorain reported
Lorain October 2 announces sale of the old Masonic temple formerly owned by Sam Thoman of Cleveland. It was bought by George L Leak but the price was not made public.
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Lorain
Old Masonic Temple
Sam Thoman
Cleveland
George L. Leak
Exchangeites to Meet At Elyria Club Lunch
Elyria Exchange club holds its regular noon meeting tomorrow focused on business. Officers urge full attendance as several items will be addressed and officers expect many members to be present.
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Elyria Exchange Club
Thio
Rochester Farmer’s Elevator Co Sues Cortland Monhill for 1945.00
The Rochester Farmer's Elevator Co. seeks judgment against Cortland Monhill for 1945 dollars, alleging 1.945 dollars due on a note secured by a chattel mortgage on farm produce and farm implements.
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Rochester Farmer's Elevator Co
Cortland Monhill
Chamber of Commerce Here is Disbanded, Clubs Take Up Work
Ohio news notes report the Elyria Chamber of Commerce dissolving after membership fell from 750 to 150 and offices sold. Local clubs like Rotary and Kiwanis assumed civic duties as a new effort to carry on community work emerges. Attorney Warne Bo Wheeler condemns an Ohio beer referendum plan as unconstitutional and dangerous to orderly government.
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Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Ohio
Warne Bo Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Anti Saloon League of America
Wheeler
Buckeye
United States Supreme Court
Court of Last Resort
Olio
Sisterhood of States
Congress
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
James C. Smith
Masonic Temple
Warlongs
BK. J. Howelstine
Haseen
James ©. Smith
Chamber
T. Maynard
Third Street
Phanton Phone Calls Worry Ohioans
Police hunt a caller or callers who, within two weeks, frightened Columbus women by falsely claiming husbands or relatives were killed. Seven cases reported, including Mrs Radcliffe who feared her husband drowned. The hoax began with a call to the wife of State Game Warden A. C. Baxter near Norwalk.
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Columbus
Thomas S. Radcllffe
1660
Oak Street
Woman kills husband with hammer in home
In Cleveland Mia Rosa Pugal, 41, is in police custody after striking her husband Anthony Pugal, 42, with a hammer while he slept. He is hospitalized in critical condition with a fractured skull. The couple, parents of six, cited marital strife as motive. Rosa said she acted after he said he would leave her. She surrendered at a police station after the attack.
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Cleveland
Anthony Pugal
Ife
Mia
Rosa Pugal
Pugal
Roum
Suit Seeks Back Rent Against Ed Sanquest
A. L. Hill files suit to recover 247 dollars in back rent from Ed Sanquest, attaching five shares of stock in Lorain County Finance Co. to secure the claim.
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A. L. Hill
Ed Sanquest
Lorain County Finance Co
From Newsboy to College Head Is His Achievement
At thirty three Cloud Heck Marvin has left his post as dean and assistant director of the university to become president of the University of Arizona. He was a newsboy on the Pacific coast twenty years ago.
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Cloud Heck Marvin
Universit
University of Arizona
Pacific Coast
Armistice Parley Set For Tuesday Negotiations Update
The article reports arraignments from Lorain and Elyria with many defendants pleading not guilty and others changing pleas. It notes bonds set, one case leading to reform school, and judges announcing criminal trials to begin Tuesday October 10. It also covers British Turkish armistice talks in Madania and hopes for a peace conference in Venice with reference to Thrace and Chanak.
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Judie Redington
Builty
Andy Nagy
Elyria
Julius Nagy
Walter Martinay
Lorain
Rully
Virginia Davis
Reformatory
Hubert Haven
Jona Deway
Radington
Ufe
Waven
Henry Lambaugh
Loraig
Iowa
Towa
R Gyeat
Steve Paflak
Joe Lukanie
George Keuska
Frank Drohex
Walter Buchholz
Richard Novak
Gottlieb Novak
Hugh Buchholz
Grafton
Win
R. Jackson
Henry McGee
Redington
London
Near East
Madania
Asis Minor
Great Britain
Thrace
Dardanelles
Charles Harrington
Sritieh
Constantinople
France
Italy
National Assembly
Angara
Venice
Kemal
Chanak
Ath
Cherries Bloom Across Mansfield County Farms
Mansfield October reports show rich land county eyes a second cherry crop if frost stays away. Durbin orchard in the south marks ripe second cherries, with Mrs Wurbin planning to exhibit at the Bellville fair. Heavy summer rains credited for the second crop.
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Mansfield
Richland County
Durbin
Wurbin
Bellville
Milk price rise to a cent a quart in Alyria
Milk dealers in Alyria announced a one cent per quart increase. Milk now sells for 12 cents per quart or 7 cents per pint. Producers seek higher returns from 22 to 25 cents per gallon due to a long dry season and higher feed costs.
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Alyria
Building Permits Totals Reported for September
Building permits for September totaled $63,140 with no large permits signed. Automobile storage permits led with seventeen, costing from $166 to $2,000. Fifteen permits for dwellings totaled $48,690, plus repairs at $5,770 and ta modeling at $7,000.
Supreme Court Convened as Harding Appointment Made
The U S Supreme Court opened its fall term in Washington with no decisions issued at the brief session. George Sutherland of Utah was sworn in as associate justice, replacing John H Clarke of Ohio who resigned to devote time to the League of Nations. the court then paid courtesy calls on President Harding at the White House.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Harding
White House
George Sutherland
Utah
Lorain Bank to Enlarge Building in Lorain
The National Bank of Commerce in Lorain will undertake extensive repairs to its building, adding about 1,800 square feet of floor space due to increased business. The work is expected to start soon in Lorain.
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Lorain
Naional Bank of Commerce
Fire Alarms Rise in Elyria in September 1922
Elyria fire department reports September as a bad month with 22 alarms and a loss of 2700 dollars. For the first nine months of 1922, alarms total 141, up from 104 in 1921, with fire Rosa at 40000 and increases of 35 percent in calls and 325 percent in losses.
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Saya
W.N. Hates
Elyria
Funeral services for Sam VY Haigh held in Kipton
Large turnout from across the county attended the Kipton Union church service for Sam VY Haigh with county officials present. Burial followed at Kipton cemetery. Knights of Pythias of Oberlin conducted services. the obituary notes his strict integrity in all dealings.
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Sam VY. Haigh
Kipton
Union Church
Knights of Pythias of
Oberlin
Probes Holding Up of U.S. Born Dancer
Secretary of Labor Davis Bin on October 2 wired Ellis Island for a telegraphic report on the case of a U.S. born dancer under examination for admission to the United States. The alien board is considering the fate of the American born dancer who is married to a foreign national.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Davin bin
Ellis Island
Board
Ftry
Madore
Uocan
United States
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