Rankin Defends Prohibition Duty Amid Lorain Incident
Columbus, Oct 4. State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald orders inquiry into alleged tear gas use by Lorain city agent Rankin as he disperses crowd at Lorain. Rankin vows to continue enforcing the law despite threats, insisting duty and US Constitution support his actions. Officials note tear gas practice common among dry agents and call for a thorough investigation.
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Rankin
Chronicle-Telegram
United States
Columbus
McDonald Io
C. Rankin
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McDonid
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Kiwanis convention opens in Cincinnati with talks and plans
Ohio Kiwanis delegates meet in Cincinnati for a two day convention. Sessions include breakfast for club presidents and secretaries, remarks by local officials, and discussions on Kiwanis influence on farming and promotion. Governor’s ball slated for tonight. In Athens drought declared with low river and sparse rainfall. A portrait of Br. F Prince to be hung at the college as a gift from alumni.
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Kiwaniansi
Cincinnati
Ohio Kiwanis
William Inchcomb
Leveland Club
Pete Lard
Akron
Life John
A. A. Schramm
Marfa
Marionurphy
Reenville
Henry C. Heinz
Atlanta
Kiwanis International
Kiwanis
Russell
Toledo
Avernor Howard Smith
Dayn
Tr BR. F. Prince
Aldan
Ith
Council Hears Protest Quietly in Monthly Meeting
The council held a calm regular session with three protests on the agenda. Protests from adjacent property owners about a smoke nuisance at Bigraj Manufacturing were referred to the fire chief. Hawthorne street residents challenged assessments for the Hawthorne main. both were sent to the water works committee and city solicitor. Fire Chief Bates reported on unsafe wiring in local businesses and homes, urging improvements.
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Bigraj Manufacturing Corp
Hawthorne Street
Hawthorne Main
James A. Hewitt
Water Works Committee
Jellyria
Memorial Hospital
Tos Reyort
18Th Street
Irondale
Hamilton
13Th Street
W On Bates
Businass
Indicted Man Pleads Guilty and Is Sentenced Here
Edward Saffert of Wellington pleaded guilty to two charges after grand jury indictment. He received a $10 fine and costs for carrying a revolver and a $100 fine plus costs and an 11 month driving ban for driving while intoxicated. Saffert has been jailed since June 4 after a collision between Wellington and Oberlin where authorities arrested him.
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Wellington
W. B. Thompson
Kix
Suffert
Oberlin
Qoberlin
Blast Levels Candy Factory in Scranton
A heavy explosion at the Wilkes-Barre Candy Maid Co three story factory in Scranton Pa destroyed the building and shattered windows in nearby structures. Three men were slightly injured as Vito Blanco, company president, could not identify a motive for the dynamiting.
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Wilkes-Barre Candy Maid Company
Pittsburgh
South Wilkes- Barre
Vito Blanco
Transatlantic Junkers Seaplane Launch G-24
Berlin reports Mile Lilly Dillenz, a Viennese actress, aboard the Junkers seaplane G-24 for a planned transatlantic flight from Norderney via the Azores to Newfoundland. The Severn Company backs the bid for regular air service, with a second plane to follow.
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Farmers to urge Lowden run for president in 1930
Between 10 000 and 15 000 Illinois farmers and businessmen will travel by car to Frank O Lowden’s farm home near Morrow to press him to seek the Republican nomination. Despite Chicago Mayor Thompson and Governor Small opposing him, Lowden supporters expect a decisive move at the Mississippi farm meeting.
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Chicago
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Ilinois
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Outbreaks at Florence and Belmont Mines Prompt Arrests
In Steubenville and St Clairsville districts, miners and officials face contempt charges for defying a federal injunction at the Florence mine near Martins Ferry. W. T. Roberts and two other UMW officials are among eight arrested, with guards dismissed as strikes flare and national guardsmen discussed to restore order.
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Marin Ferry
United Mine Workers
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Belmont County
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H. H. Graves
Roberts
Adolph Pacifica
Ettore del Guzza
ST. Clairsville
C. C. Hardesty
Hardesty
United States
John Furbee
Webb Mine
Shadyside
Ohio
Martins Ferry
Provident
Harry Baslek
John Jahrosky
County Fall
Rhoads Plans Talks With B and O Officials
County Commissioner George Rhoads and Wendall P Brown consulting engineers for Lorain county pursue a Baltimore and Ohio railroad conference in Baltimore tonight. The meeting seeks permission to cross B and O tracks for the planned 2 million dollar Me Morial viaduct across the Black River in Lorain, the final hurdle to start construction.
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Wendall P. Brown
Cleveland
Board of Commissioners
Lorain County Memorial
Baltimore
Meiala
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Lorain
Black River
Bus Service Between Bellefontaine and Kenton Introduced
Full service between Bellefontaine and Kenton via Rushaville Ridgeway and Mt Victory starts Oct 10. F U L Walker of Mt Vernon is named operator and announces the new route details.
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Bellefontaine
Sereice
Kenton
Rushavivanta
Ridgeway
Mt. Victory
F UL. Walker
Mt. Vernon
Pershing to Speak at Cleveland Armistice Day Event
Cuyahoga county American Legion officials said General Pershing accepted an invitation to address Armistice Day in Cleveland. Walter C. Hart reported Pershing’s consent to speak at the Armistice Day luncheon at Public Hall if arrangements proceed.
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Prohibition Campaign Aims at Colleges and Near Schools
Washington authorities announce a nationwide push to curb bootlegging around colleges and schools. Assistant Secretary Lowman says treasury aid will support university heads and enforce liquor restrictions near campuses. Intelligence agents will monitor big colleges and some professors have sought action to cut off student supply.
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Secretary of Treasury
Lowman
Treasury
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Coolidge Emphasizes Debt Reduction Policy
Washington Oct 4 President Coolidge asserts the nation must prioritize reducing the public debt. The White House announced the stance citing a large grave burden and urging the government to retire the debt as senators pressed for federal project approvals for local states.
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Coolidge
United States
White House
Vast liquor conspiracy alleged in theft of prescription blanks
Federal grand jury in New York returns two indictments against leaders claimed to head a widespread scheme to steal 19 000 prescription blanks. Agents traced thousands of doctored blanks from Virginia Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York to a trafficking ring involving a Baltimore salesman and several druggists.
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Federal
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jerey
Baltimore
United States
John Tr. Fogary
Yonkers
O New Gardens
George Steiger
Irs
Irma Dane
Asbury Park
New Jersey
J. Robert Cogenspin
Fogarty
Masonic Temple Dedication in Lorain Planned
Lorain celebrates the new Masonic temple in Lorain Ohio at an estimated cost near 106000 with a dedicatory program set for Sunday October 2. Officers and representatives from across the state and other fraternal orders will participate in the ceremony.
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Lourain
Lorain
15 Year Old Lad Receives Life For Murder
Lyle Messner, 15, pleaded guilty to killing Kathleen Forrest and was ordered by Judge John T. Moffitt to begin a life sentence at Fort Madison state prison. State witnesses included 15 investigators and Prof. Thomas Brennan who noted a mental age of 10. Messner’s mother fainted at sentencing.
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Fort Madison State Prison
Lyle Messner
Kathleen Forrest
John T. Moffitt
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Thomas Brennan
State Psychopathic Department
Brennan
William C. Messner
Elyria Board of Trade to Host Colvin Brown Talk
The Elyria Board of Trade will hold its first monthly membership dinner on October 6 at 6 15 p m at the Newell hotel. Colvin B Brown manager organization service bureau of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will address the meeting. Brown’s wide contact with U S business groups is highlighted by his research based message. A capacity crowd is expected.
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Newell Hotel
Colvin B. Brown
United States
Richmond Slated To Address Ohio Welfare Conference
Richmond will speak at the Ohio Welfare conference in Canton October 11 to 14. He is set to discuss "The county commissioner and the county home" on the second day. The conference gathers county home superintendents matrons and related welfare groups.
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Ohio Welfare
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Children’s Home
Play By Play of World Series Games From Elyria Chronicle Telegram
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram will provide complete play by play coverage of the World Series games. Tomorrow’s game at Pittsburgh starts at 1:30 pm EST. The paper wires reports from Pittsburgh and New York and will relay live play by play.
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Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegram
New York
Revolt Spreads in Mexico Amid Calles Government Clash
Reports from Washington indicate the Mexican revolution expands to Vera Cruz Puebla Coahuila and the Federal district. The Calles government reportedly holds control at noon as Serrano and Gomez lead rebels. Rebel garrisons at Torreon and Texcoco Teotihuacan move toward confrontation while loyal forces strike back.
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United Proag
Vera Cruz
Puebla
Coahuila
Federal District
Arnulfo Gomez
Francisco Serrano
Torreon
Coalentia
76Th
G. Escobar
Saltillo
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Texacco
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Pueblo
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Fowler Pleads Guilty and Is Bound to Grand Jury
George B E Fowler alias George Robinson of Cleveland pleaded guilty to a charge after a hospital transfer. He was bound over to the grand jury following a preliminary hearing by Mayor Harry Hinkson. His condition, though improved, kept him in hospital before further action.
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George BE. Fowler
George Robinson
Cleveland
Charles Carros
Clark Street
Harry Hinkson
French
School Board Considers Kindergarten Plans and Staffing
The board met at the Washington building to approve routine business including accepting the resignation of history teacher Stella Ream citing health. A west side petition for a 4 kindergarten program was referred to Supt Maston with authority to act. A fence will be erected at the McWinley building. MINE HEAD RECOVERING NELSONVILLE Don McGill, Lick Run coal chief, expects discharge after gunshot wound. Springfield Bettng Co president Charles W Triebel dies at home.
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Washington
Roc Masron
Stella Ream
West Siders
Maston
Gates School
McWinley
Nelsonville
Don McGill
Lick Run Coal Nine
Here
Len Dava
Baring
Springfield
Charles WL Triebel
Sprinched Betting Co
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