Swift justice as ex friend kills ex lover and wife thief
Richard Atwood 29 colored is shot dead by Mack Manning 28 ex friend in Lorain after Manning pursued them for stealing from his wife Mrs Manning. Manning shot Atwood on the street and later claimed the act. Coroner Miles Perry ruled murder and ordered an autopsy. Manning was jailed on murder charges awaiting municipal court arraignment and grand jury binding.
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Swift Justice
Richard Atwood
Mack Manning
Lorain
Manning
Atwood
Cormner Perry
Sheriff Underhill
Felows
Gary
Ind
al Wood
Mrs. Manning
Sandusky
Miles Perry
Liquor Seizure Ties to Cincinnati Movers and Officials
Federal agents raided a Cincinnati storage warehouse and seized 400 bottles of imported liquor alleged to belong to W. H. Schmidlap. Prohibition officers also confiscated 16 barrels and 21 cases of whiskey and cut alcohol. Warehouse owner Albert Kipp pleaded not guilty and posted 2500 bond for October 17.
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Cincinnati
Cincinmati Moving Company
W. H. Schmidlap
Jacob Schmidlap
Union Trust and Savings Company
Albert Kipp
Lawrence Maxwell
Froome Morris
Schmidlap
Maxwell
Morris
Kipp
James Lindsey
Indianapolis
Ind
U. S
Gregory
Jacksonville
Fla
Lindsey
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
George Remus
Appellate Court
Remus
U. S. District Court
John Gurlew 60 Died This Morning at Home
John Gurlew aged sixty died this morning at his late residence 119 Brovalt street. He was a long time resident and former employee of the General Po Union. The funeral will be held at Ridgeway cemetery with burial at Read at Ridge'awa cemetery.
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John Cariew
Seveen-Thirt
Brovalt Street
Rrio
Ridge‘awa
Liquor Fines Report Details Enforcement Efforts
Prohibition officers Frank Klady William Robinson E A Dorn and R J Croyle filed a report covering Sept 11 to Oct 4 noting 22 cases before Judge A R Webber 3 before Mayor Jones and 1 before Justice George. Webber fined 10100 of which 6400 was collected Jones 1500 collected and George 390 collected. Three persons were bound over to the grand jury for a third offense and one case was noted.
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Frank Klady
William Robinson
E. A. Dorn
R. J. Croyle
A. R. Webber
Mayor Jones
Justice George
Jones
George
Grand Jury
Post Office Plans Approved to Expand Personnel
Washington Oct 5 after a conference with President Coolidge General Lord director of the budget approved the Postmaster General New plan to seek a deficiency appropriation from congress to raise field staff by 3500 clerks 3000 carriers and 500 laborers a move announced today.
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Washington
Coolidge
Lord
New
Congress
Postofice Department
Adamson Sues Highway Co Over Tank Deliveries
The Adamson Manufacturing Co. files suit against The Highway Construction Co claiming delivery of large tanks from 10 000 to 20 000 gallons with supports for 10 099 gallon tanks. Partial payment was received and about 2 5% remains unpaid.
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Adamson Manufacturing Co
The
Highway Construction Co
Filler Sues for Share in West Side Property Case
Shar Candres Filler sues William Lillie and Dorothy Filler to enforce her interest in a Birmingham area property on the west side of the op. She claims she fed in her share and seeks the rightful allotment. The suit references actions at the Co's plant and notes a man’s amputation, with unclear details.
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Candres Filler
William, Lillie
Dorothy Filler
YMGA Boys Campaign Begins With Sixty Five Workers
John R. Slekkenin announces a complete YMGA organization to drive the members drive for boys and men. Two divisions Blue Bloods led by George Pope and Red Bloods led by Eric Chapman prepare for the campaign opening Monday night with multiple teams and captain lists. Awards include Elgin gold watch Radio lite wrist watch and a silver cup. The goal is TO0 members and a thousand men and bor.
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John R. Slekkenin
Red Bloods
Eric Chapman
Blue Bloods
George Pope
Chapman
Pope
Red Blood
Robert Risk
Dale Dimmick
Phil Waterman
Robert Ely
Harry Cook
Dan Lautenschlager
William Peat
Mort Maddock
Max Gilbert
Ralph Shaw
Fred Sampson
Phil Colgan
Kieth Seoville
Gay Hultz
Ken Heidrick
Wm. Dutch
Clayton Rawson
Paul Kirby
Hyman Sack
Niel Schulke
Ray Finney
Dick Chase
Howard Martin
Wayne Mortimer
Thomas Moody
Wayne Liggett
Robert Fauver
Norman Basinger
Harold Burns
Stephen Lengel
Dave Horan
W. B. Timms
Ralph Standen
J. B. Thomas
Kellogg Day
Emerson Poste
Lawrence Webber
The
Alex Morgan
E. L. Moody
Dave Hyman
Ralph Murbach
Oscar Haserodi
Retay
Elyria Girl Hurt in Bathtub Fall
Five year old Dorothy Koontz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Koontz of Robson Court, sustained injuries from a fall in a bathtub last night. She was treated for a shin bone wound and remained under medical care.
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Elyria
Dorothy Koontz
Mr. and M Koontz
Robson Court
Divorce suit filed by Lorain woman against husband
Hannah Halbak of Lorain seeks divorce from Jim Halbak claiming drunkenness extreme cruelty and recent assault. She requests alimony in the court filing.
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Hannah Halbak
Lorain
Jim Halbak
Nations Tube Company Outing At Elyria Country Club
The National Tube Fids City National Tube Fids City outing centers at Elyria Country Club today October 5 with a golf tournament morning banquet and entertainment tonight. Officials from Pittsburg General Office and Lorain Plant plus sales managers from various cities attend with many visitors likely to stay over for golf Saturday.
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the Nations? Tube Company Golf Association
Elyria Country Club
Pittsburg
Lorain
Church Fall Rally Promises Unusual Interest
The Church of Christ hosts a week long Fall Rally starting Sunday with Rev. M. J. Grable as lecturer and pastor. Music led by Harley G. Stevick. nightly services at 7 04. Grable to lecture afternoons on the "Prophet" of Israe l with topics including Ancient Canaan and Jeremiah.
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Church of Christ
Harley G. Stevick
M. J. Grable
Ohio
Mondar
Elijah
Host
Prophet
Jesus
Window Peeper Given Five Dollar Fine
Arthur Parker a colored cook who came from Cleveland narrowly avoided a bullet last night after being arrested following reports of a prowler seen at Tre Mont Street windows. Officer Obitts confronted a man following him from the street into a vacant building and later peering into neighbors’ windows before being detained for the night. This morning Parker denied entering the window as charged, while Mayor Innes questioned the $5 fine and disciplinary conduct.
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Arthur Parker
Cleveland
Obitts
Tre Mont Street
Midnix
Innes
England May Accept 12 Mile Booze Limit
London reports discussions at the British imperial conference on extending the coast limit for liquor importation to 12 miles. The proposal seeks a unified policy amid debates on maritime jurisdiction and imperial ties.
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England
Farmer Institute series planned across Lorain County
Six Farmers Institutes to be held in Lorain County this winter with sessions in Huntington La Grange Columbia Amherst Brownhelm and other towns. Speakers include Dr Mary B Anderson H A Lehman A P Miller W S Moore and local leaders. County president is H W Schmittken with Rev C C Maple as secretary plans for a county farm state work conference soon.
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Farmers’ Institutes
Lorain County
Huntington
LaGrange
The
County Institute Association
North Ridgeville
Columbia
Amherst
Brownhelm
Ooeriin
Mary B. Anderson
Manchester
Mig. Anderson
H. A. Lehman
Canfield
A. P. Miller
Sanbury
W. S. Moore
H. W. Schmittken
C. C. Maple
Elypian Leads US In Cane Rush
Elypian leads U S in cane rush as George at Ohio State takes a seat omen thousand? Howard remains in class at noon.
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k.—George
Ohio State
Howard Reamniai
Robbery Planned Cited By Tools Found
Tools indicate a planned robbery reported last night as mund and rope were found in the back area. A suspect described as cooking the scene may be involved.
SUF FOR COMMISSION Carpenter
Fragmentary notice about a commission request involving a carpenter. Readable words indicate a formal request or filing, with unclear dates or authorities, suggesting a local governmental or agency action requiring professional services. Further details are unreadable.
Lloyd George welcomed amid New York crowds
Hon. David Lloyd George, M. P., arrived in New York to a thronged Battery to City Hall procession. He waved from the car as thousands cheered, with Greek banners, photographers, and a public eager to see the British statesman.
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New York
David Lloyd George
Battery
City Hall
Lloyd George
Broadway
Mauretania
America
United States
Sir Alfred Cope
Military figure heads Chinese parliament milestone
A senior military official leads the Chinese parliament in a historic session marking a milestone in governance. The assembly convenes amid ceremonial decor and strategic signaling from the ruling authorities.
Hayes Rites Saturday At Local Church
Obituary notice states that a funeral service for the deceased will be held Saturday at 2 oclock in the local church. The service will honor the late Bela. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Be Bela
Oelock. E
Florida Senator Duncan UT Fletcher Seeks Continuing Travel
On a continental tour Senator Duncan UT Fletcher of Florida declared today that a national demand for political reform remains essential. The trip, part of ongoing machine politics discourse, underscores calls for cleaner governance and accountability.
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Duncan UT. Fletcher
Crat
Florida
Indictment List Targets W E D Stokes and Six Others
Chicago October 5 W E B Stokes a wealthy New York traction and hotel power and six others were indicted for conspiring to defame the reputation of his wife Helen Elwood Stokes. The group includes Stokes lawyer Daniel F Nugent and five others. Warrants to arrest Stokes Nugent and the others were prepared and extradition sought from Governor Small.
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Chicago
W. BE. D. Stokes
New York Traction and
Helen Elwood Stokes
Caverly
Stokes
Daniel F. Nugent
Stokes’ Wife. Steps Were Taken At Once Br the State's Attorney's Office
Stokes, Nugent
Small
Will written in tragedy admitted to probate in Delaware County
Writings by Ostar Rosier of Philadelphia found on a dying scrap will be admitted to probate by Delaware County courts after his wife fatally wounded him and a stenographer. No appeal was filed by Mrs. Rosier. Robert Falcon, longtime Cincinnati attorney and first general secretary of the C A, dies at home of heart failure. Verne Richardson elected cheer leader at Sewell High School after a meeting to discuss the bears at the season opener against East Liverpool.
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Calton
Ahmed Mutapha Carebb
Ahmed
Amelia Ahmed
Sheik
Mustapha Maddad
Amelia
Alex
New Kensington
Ahmed Mustapha
Media
Ostar Rosier
Philadelphia
Delaware
Richard
Register of Wills
Cincinnati
Robert & Falton
C. A
Lene
Bia
Westers ‘An College
Sewell
Verne Richardson
N Hak School
Itl
Jed the Bears
East Liverpool
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