Northeast Ohio Telephone Association Meeting Held in Elyria
The Northeast division gathering of the Ohio Independent Telephone Association drew about 125 guests from Eight Telephone Companies in Elyria on a Friday. J Warren Safford Troy urged prudent spending and timely construction to weather depressed business, while stressing taxation issues and candidate positions for the next legislature. A W Allen of Ohio Bell and Frank McKinter of Columbus spoke on business conditions and association resources, as informal talks followed a toll survey report and other discussions on revenue challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Spring Valley Club
A J. Currep
Elrria Telephone Company
Safford
Stafford
Frank McKinter
Columbus
Association
A. W. Allen
Cleveland
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Three Killed by Gunmen at Braddock Grocery
In Braddock Pennsylvania two gunmen approached a small grocery store and opened fire on entering the entrance. Victims include Grego Lobianco 29 and his wife also 29 proprietors and Louis Tomiane 70 a customer. A fourth man was wounded likely fatally.
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Braddock
Grego Lobianco
Louis Tomiane
Noted Lecturer to Speak Here at Knights Meeting
Peter W Collins of New Haven Conn will speak at an open Knights of Columbus meeting at kh. of . Hail Wednesday October Sth. The event is open to Catholic men and women and a large crowd is expected. Collins is described as a nationally known speaker.
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Peter W_ Collins
New Haven
Conn
Knights of Columbus
Wr. Collins
Democrats Plan Rally Tour Through Lorain County
Democrats announce a Monday rally sequence in Lorain County with speakers including George Whitt Marietta governor candidate Robert Bulkley Cleveland U S Senate candidate and Don W Harter Akron Congress candidate. They will travel from Grafton to Wellington Oberlin Amherst and Lorain with events at the Newell hotel and Eagles hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
D. W. Seward
Grafton
Wellington
Oberlin
Amherst
Newell Hotel
Elrria
Eagles Hall
Antlers
Lorain
Man With Own Cot Joins Jail Inmate List
Elyria man Thomas McBride 12 West Avenue begins a $750 fine term for intoxication and will sleep in his own bed in the crowded county jail after bringing a cat to the jail during the September 22 raid. Sheriff Adams backs the arrangement.
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Cisrence E. Adams
Thomas McBride
West Avenue
Adams
McBride
Elyria
Linyd Sweet
Elyria Trio Robbery Suspect Confesses Part in Holdups
A third Elyria youth, William MacNeal, was arrested and confessed to involvement in three highway robberies in September. Sheriff Clarence E. Adams said Bodner and Yorkavitz were bound over to the grand jury after the arrests and that four watches and several rugs were recovered.
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Elyria
William MacNeal
Clarence E. Adams
Alex Bodner
Stanley Yorkavitz
Adams
Bodner
Yorkavitz
Walter Watts
Y M C A Campaign Reports 416 New Members
The Y M C A enrollment drive concluded for 19 men’s teams with 416 total memberships reported, including 186 added during the week. The campaign will extend into a second week with follow up planned to secure remaining prospects and the boys’ division closes today with a final meeting.
Mother Held for Murder of Small Boy at Grandview Island
In Wetzel County four men and Mrs Eva Bailey are jailed on murder charges after the body of 3 year old Garlan Bailey was found on Grandview Island. Confessions allege the group restrained and killed the child before casting the body into the river.
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Martinsville
Eva Bailey
Garlan Bailey
Grandview Island
Ohio River
Wetzel
McBee
Dunn
Marietta
Ohio
Mia Bailey
Former Mayor Fred A. Hartenstein Dies at 74
Youngstown notes the death of Fred A. Hartenstein former mayor of Youngstown from 1912 to 1916 after an eight week illness. Kidney trouble caused his passing at age 74.
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F Youndstown
Youngstown
Fred A. Hartenstein
Hartenstein
Pitt Student Killed Two Injured in Auto Crash
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania a Pitt University student was killed and two others wounded when their car crashed after colliding with a disabled truck en route to the Pitt West Virginia game at Morgantown. George Waddell 22 of Phillips West Virginia died. Thomas Ewing 21 of Columbus Ohio was seriously injured. Francis Franklin of Pittsburgh sustained a knee injury. John W Kendell the driver escaped.
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Bulletis
Waynesburg
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Waddell and
Ewing
Lorain County Grand Jury Returns 21 Indictments this Week
The Lorain County Grand Jury reported 21 indictments after reviewing 32 cases this week. Five cases were dismissed and 100 witnesses were questioned. The list includes Lloyd Atkinson for rape with consent, Andrew Howard for burglary and concealed weapons, Grover Clark for receiving stolen tobacco, and several others across Lorain and Amherst areas.
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Lorain County
Grand Jury
Don W Myers
Lloyd Atkinson
Andrew Howard
Alex Lasky
Lorain
Grover Clark
Howzerd
Herman Smele
Raymond Tabourne
Donald Stevens
Oberlin
Abdullah Ahmid
Rubek Abdullas
A. W. Smith
Dunn Botor Company
John Gildine
John Czick
John Reczink
Joe Reczink
John Klasskowski
Rnb
W. T Mayhew
Edward Milleren
John Palos
Ridgeville
Robbery stopped by rigged shotgun at Oberlin service station
Matt Gardner’s Stop 86 Oberlin Road service station, burgled four times since last spring, rigged a shotgun to deter intruders. Last night another break in left blood outside. sheriff and Clarence E. Adams pursue a possible injured burglar whose body may have been moved. Adams reports no hospital treatment found. suspect likely moved by others.
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Matt Gardner
Oberlin Road
Gardner
Adams
Oberlin
Elyrians Stop at Springfield for Legion Convention
Elyrians traveling to the national American Legion convention paused in Springfield Massachusetts. The Elyrian post members and guests were hosted by the Springfield Legion post with a banquet parade featuring their drum and bugle corps and a sight-seeing tour of the city. Otto K Mischka reported from the convention for the Chronicle Telegraph.
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Felsra
American Legionnaires
Boston
National Convention of the Legion
Springfield
Mass
Legion
Elynmans
Otto K. Mischka
Chronicle-Telerzram
Trucks Collide at Court and Second Streets
Two trucks were slightly damaged when one driven by Thomas Ingleton was struck by R Nichols at the Second and Court streets intersection as Ingleton attempted a left turn, police reports state.
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Thomas Ingleton
R_ Nichols
Second and Court Streets
Ingleton
Judges Announce Winners In Bird Coloring Contest
The Chronicle Telegram outlines winners and honorable mentions in a city bird coloring contest. Winners include Gordon Holton, 11, McKinley school, and Ireta Wilson, 11, Eaton school. numerous entries from Grafton, Cleveland, and St. Marys schools are listed with ages and addresses. The fourth bird in the series, the mourning dove, appears on page three and many youths are urged to send in their colorings before the deadline.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gordon Russell Holton
Eastern Heights Boulevard
McKinley School
Ireta Wilson
Grafton
Ohio
Eaton School
Artemis Legos
East Sixth Street
Franklin School
Virginia Hadaway
Carton Avenue
Cleveland
Christy Thome
Harvard Avenue
St. Mary’s School
Jean Retchard
Cornel
Earl Pallas
Adams Street
Jefferson School
Willard Mennell
Belden
Francis Kelling
West Avenue
St. Mary's School
Martha Alice Rollins
Wellington
Camber School
Robert Minute
North Olmsted O. Ridgeville
Eleanor Munn
Gratton
Guggenheim Millions To Widow and Heirs In Will
The late Daniel Guggenheim's will leaves the bulk of his fortune to his widow Mrs Florence Guggenheim to continue his ventures. Each of his children Harry F Guggenheim M Robert Guggenheim and Gladys Straus receives 2000000. A 1500000 bequest goes to the Ariel and Florence Guggenheim Foundation. The total estate value is estimated at 39 to 50 million dollars.
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New York
Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim
Sands Point
Florence Guggenheim
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cuba
M. Robert Guggenheim
U.S. A
Gladys G. Straus
Ariel and
Freight car of beer seized by federal agents in Columbus
A freight car with 200 barrels of beer found in Columbus was consigned to a Chicago address. Federal prohibition agents took charge of the contraband.
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Columbus
Lloyd Wine
Chicago
World Series Stands Boil Over In Packed Park
The Athletics and Cardinals opened the day under a warm sun with a boisterous crowd. Bleachers and sections were filled hours before first pitch as loyal fans in red umbrellas and sweaters created a vivid scene at Sportsman's Park in St Louis.
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Sportsmans Park
ST. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals Prepare for World Series Game Three at Sportsmans Park
The St Louis Cardinals practice two hours before game three in Sportsmans Park amid bright sun and a loud crowd. They face the Philadelphia Athletics who lead the series 2-0 seeking a sweep and a fifth World Championship.
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Sportsmans Park
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Philadelphia Athletics
Cardinals
Shibe Park
Gabby Street
Mack
Walberg
Hold Grove
Jimmy Wilson
Polo Grounds
Hallahan
Mexico Pleased With New U S Ambassador
Mexico welcomes J Reuben Clark Jr as the new U S ambassador to Mexico in a cordial homecoming. Clark, from Salt Lake City, replaces Dwight W Morrow after a brief vacancy and is praised as a legal expert and diplomat familiar with U S Mexican relations.
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Mexico City
Mexico
J. Reuben Clark Jr
Salt Lake City
Dwight W. Morrow
United States
Clark
Morrow
Genaro Estrada
Hoover
Settlement of Morrow petroleum accord impacts Mexican rights
The article notes Ambassador Morrow's role and Clark's anticipated position in validating the Morrow settlement on United States petroleum interests in Mexico. It highlights ongoing commissions needed to confirm these rights and the frequent debate among oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troleum
Ambassador Morrow
United States
Mexico
Morrow
Clark
Man Wounded By Officers Dies in Massillon Shootout
Charles Langdon a 30 year old from Mesopotamia died from gunshot wounds sustained during a confrontation with county officers who fired when attempting to arrest him on a lunacy warrant. Langdon was captured yesterday and taken to Massillon State hospital where doctors expected recovery before death.
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Warren
Charles Langdon
Mesopotamia
Langdon
Massillon State Hospital
Farm kitten born as foreman lowers bait from tree
A fragment describes six hours of tree sitting and a foreman lowering bait with a fishing pole while a kitten is born on a local farm. The readable text hints at a rural scene with animal life and labor.
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C. A. Cook
John Jones
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James Russell
Joseph Marwin
John Wrzostak
Jerry Zimmerman
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George Clezz
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Container Corporation of America
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Ohio Synod of the Reformed Church
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Tb. Miller
Rf. Haas
Boley
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