Two More Bodies Recovered From Submarine S 51 Disaster
Reports confirm divers retrieved two more bodies from the engine room of the S 51 near New London. Navy divers recovered Walter Edwards Layton and Brady D Linadsay, both listed as crew members, as rescue efforts were halted when an open door to the motor room indicated the vessel could not be saved.
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New London
Conn
Walter Edwards
Layton
Weymouth
Mass
Brady D.linadsay
East Government'street
Pensacola
Florida
Navy
Stonington
Christy
Monarch
Century
Flanigan
Merel
White Plague and Poverty Fight Report by Associated Charities
Officials released the 1925 annual report noting tuberculosis as the worst enemy of poverty. 243 families received groceries fuel rent shoes clothing medical care and hospital aid through the charity. Desertsion and non support cases pose major challenges as families struggle with parental responsibility and law enforcement gaps.
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AsSociated Charities
Anes. Gilman
Avon Officials Seek State Aid for North Ridge Road Upgrade
County Commissioners meeting in Avon heard town representatives approve a plan to seek state aid for North Ridge Road. W B Richmond G Rhodes and C Murray spoke to a large crowd at the Echogi House with E T Evanson presiding. The road will serve general motor vehicles and not be limited to trucks.
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Avon
North Ridge
W. B. Richmond
George Rhodes
Charles Murray
Echogi House
E. T. Evanson
Super- Aghway 9
Probes police methods on evidence probes in Yor e aveland
County prosecutor Edward C. Stanton announced a meeting of officials next week to address growing discontent with juries rejecting police evidence in capital crimes and other cases. Juries have acquitted defendants despite signed confessions, prompting calls to review police methods and admissibility.
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Aveland
Edward C. Stanton
Peter DeFrance
Peter Amiabile
John Koslenskic
Stanislaus Lewandowskiy
Kolenski
Iba
Srand
Emmanne Buckland
Frank Delaney
Stanton
Edwin D. Barry
William R Hopkins
Court of Common Pleas
Woolworth Heiress Fears Kidnap Plot In Robbery
In New York on October 2, Mr and Mrs James Donahue at the Hotel Plaza faced a burglary of jewels valued at about 683000. The couple fear kidnappers may target their sons. The loot includes rare pearls from the Woolworths estate.
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Woolworth
New York
Jas. P. Dosahue
Hotel Plaza
Donahue
Tstock
Donahues
Donahue Ho
Kessie Woolworth
Frank W. Woolworth
Mrs George W Ernst Dies After Auto Collision
Mrs George W Ernst of Oberlin died this afternoon after being struck by an auto driven by W E Woodruff of Elyria as she crossed near her home. She had several broken ribs and a fractured right leg. Funeral services set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at the home. Buffalo will be in Norwalk.
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George
Wi Ernst
W. E. Woodruff
Elyria Oberlin
W.ernst
East College Street
Oberlin
Avery Lewis
Clyde
Ernst
Buffalo
Norwalk
Autos Have Bad Inning On Broad Street
Albert Quinn of Oberlin rammed a Hupp Packard on Broad Street after his car brake failed at East Avenue. He said his insurance would cover the damage. A 1924 Ford Coupe and a 1916 Buick Six Roadster were reported stolen between 9 and 11 p m and this morning respectively. A spare tire and stop lights were reported stolen from another car. Officers found four lights burning at a White Mall on Tannery Street with doors and windows secured and no one inside.
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Broad Street
East Avenue
Albert Quinn
S. Park Street
Oberhin
Hupp-Packard Company
Quinn
R. M. Weiner
Lorain
J. D. Wert
East River Street
John F. Bauer
Middle Avenue
Tannery Street
Hurd and
Watson
Auto Bandits Captured Near Gallipolis
Two unidentified robbers were surprised early today while robbing a forage at Gage in Gallia county. Sheriff Mills and deputies recovered two stolen cars with Lawrence and Jackson county plates. Mr. and Mrs. Wood fired on the bandits who returned fire, leaving a blood trail. the suspects escaped in another stolen vehicle.
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Gallipolis
George Wood
Gage
Gallia
Mills
Lawrence
Jackson County
Wood
Spanish Troops Capture Ajdir in Rif conflict
Spanish forces occupied Ajdir the former Abd-el-Krim stronghold at 11 30 afternoon per Madrid telegram. The fall weakens Rifurs morale and may tilt tribes toward the French Spanish coalition as fires burn in the town and resistance fades.
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London
Ajdir
Abd-El-Hrim
Madrid
Éste
Afdir
Abd-El- Krim
Aldir
Abd-El-Krim
Aldiry
J. M. Avey Named Physical Director in Springfield YMC A
J M Avey of Mittineague Massachusetts is selected as Physical Director after a competitive review. He brings extensive YMCA experience and starts work this month at the local association. Springfield YMC A College President J Ho McCurdis telegrams praise his qualifications and fitness for the role.
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J.M. Abvey
Mittineague
Mass
W. O. McClelland
Widh
Sr. Avey
Mittimeague
Mrciver
J. Ho MeCurdis
Springfeld
Y.cm
Cgca College
Massachusetts
Avey
J MM. Avey
Florida land gambled for speculation warns officials
Columbus Oct 2. State Commerce Director Lochas and Norman E Beck head of Ohio blue sky securities bureau say land and building lots in Florida have become a medium for gambling and a wave of speculation. They just returned from Florida where they investigated Florida land companies seeking licenses to sell land and securities in Ohio. They found no proper authorization and urged reporting any attempt to sell Florida real estate in Ohio.
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Pcolumblus
Florida
Lochas
Norman E. Beck
Blue Sky
Locher
Beck
Ohio
Locher and Beck
County Warns Public Against County Hore Lovert Solicitor
The Lorain county commissioners warn residents to be vigilant as a man solicits funds in the city for the Oberlin Chil dren's Home a county institution funded by taxpayers They urge reporting to police or sheriff if he appears and stress the Home is taxpayer supported. Lorainites Poisoned Two men John Kastanine and John Buda are recovering after eating toadstools believed to be mushrooms at St Josephs Hospital. Klein Bros Insurance Sues Phoenix Fire Insurance Co for 5000 claiming insured property burned and the company has not paid.
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Oberlin
Klein Bros
Lorain
Phoenix Fire Insurance Co
Ford Coupe Involved in Bootleg Liquor Bus Case
A Cleveland man Lebovitz 22 and companion Kearman 19 were fined for transporting seven gallons of liquor hidden in a Ford Coupe. Officer Obitts stopped the car near West River Street after a tip about weekly shipments from Cleveland to a foreign settlement. Two gallons were found wrapped in an overcoat and five gallons in the car. The arrest occurred shortly before 6:30 AM.
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Cleveland
Flyria
Dase
Lebositz
Woodland Avenue
Herman Kearman
King Solomon Hotel
Obitts
Kirria
West River Street
Lebotitz
Obits
Kearman
Major Hinson
Police Fines and Festival Notes Separate Report
September receipts totaled 2625.10 with 2564.50 from fines and other small sums. State share of liquor fines 255.00. county share 1055.00. Le Roy Band from Ohio Farmers Insurance donated two performances for the Fall Festival, led by Howard Benham, a 30 piece live band praised for its quality.
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Harry Hinkson
le Roy
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
LeRoy
Howard Benham
Hve
Board of Trade
Beneral
Plan to create three rear admirals pilots for naval air affairs
Washington reports a proposed plan led by Admiral John Rodgers to establish a separate naval aviation corps. The idea calls for three rear admirals, each a qualified pilot, reporting only to the secretary of the navy with their own budget and promotion path.
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Naval Air Affairs
Washington
Comar
John Rodgers
Hawa
Aviation Board
Uni
Naval Aviation
Wilbur Hld
Air Corps
George C Westervelt
Navvl
Westervelt
Navy Department
Tn Siew
Westerfelt
Navy
Naval Service
Deren
Despondent Youth Shoots Self After Gun Purchase
Stephen Hornyak, 19, of South Amherst, used monthly auto payment funds to buy a gun and shot himself at home after telling his parents he would not return to work. Coroner Miles Perry notes he appeared depressed. two shots were fired, one entering the neck and the other lodging in the brain. He is survived by parents, two brothers, and a sister.
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Stephen ‘Hornyak
Stephen Hornyak
South Amherst
Hornsak
Hornsyax
Hornyak
Miles Perry
Hornvite
Hornutak
Four Die In Mine Fall At Binkley Coal No. 3 Indy
In Clinton Indiana eight miners were killed or injured when a fall trapped nine workers at Binkley Coal Company mine No. 3. Named dead are W. J. France and William Richards and Frank Morris and Albert Mason of Clinton. T. L. Ball of Chicago and Crossley of Terre Haute were seriously hurt. Divorce cases filed in court include Laura Gossman versus Edgar Gossman for three years of absence and Ella Levey versus Lou J. Levey for extreme cruelty with threats and alimony requested.
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Clinton
Ind
Binkley Coal Company
W. J. France
Terre Haute
William Richards
Frank Morris
Albert Mason
Clinion
T. L. Ball
Chicago
Crossley
Laura Gossman
Lorain
Edgar Gossman
Ella McLevey
Elyria
Lou J. Levey
Cleveland Street
Fire Prevention Week Observed Oct 4 11 Chief Bates Outlines Ten Commandments
Oct 4 11 marks the 15th annual Fire Prevention Week as Chief Bates urges public attention to fire safety. He lists ten commandments from proper disposal of matches to screening open fires, citing $20 million in losses from faulty items last year and urging cautious handling of volatile liquids and hot ashes. The article notes a citywide memorial for Hon George H Ely who died after surgery, tracing Ely's lineage to Heman Ely founder of the area.
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An- el
W “Bates
Bates
OS Acade
United States
Hold Negress in $50 000 Gem Theft
Mars Elsberry the negress was jailed in Atlanta as post office inspectors held $50,000 worth of alleged stolen bonds found in her home. The bonds were removed from a Toledo mail theft ring and mailed to a recipient who never collected them. The case ties to a Toledo group with ties to New York issuers.
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Atlanta
Mars Elsberry
Negress
Post Office
Sigantic Mail
Toledo
Oho
Wadesboro
N. C
Navy ruling upholds overland trip of Shenandoah dirigible
Washington report says the Judge Advocate General backs the Navy in sending the Shenandoah overland under wartime rights. Correspondence reveals Commander Lansdowne pressed valve reductions. Captain Land and Captain Steele favored smaller valves, with Steele later cited as an interested party by the inquiry board president.
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Washington
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Navy Department
Col
Wm. Michell
Air Board
Navy
Larehurst
Njf
Ina
Zacher
Lansdowne
Navel Investgation Board
Anton Heinen
C.r.cigie
Ayo
Ohio
CL Rosendahl
Rauhking
Lass‘downe
Land
George W. Steele
Lakehurst Air Station
Hilary Jones
Steele
Seasionn
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CIT
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George H.ely
Ely
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Heman Ely
Pnubhie
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First National Bank
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Progressive
Charles -Imes
Pennsylvania
L. W. Copsey
Lodi Street
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Sudro
G. A. Brown
Ridedown Cemetery
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Association
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John Britch
Warren Avenue
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