Local Man Dies By Self Inflicted Firearm
H E Hawkins age 83 formerly of one street died yesterday at his home from a self inflicted gunshot. He served with the G A R and had recently returned to Oberlin to visit. Funeral arrangements set for 10 o clock tomorrow with Rev Burner officiating. Burial at a local cemetery will follow at a funeral parlor in Detroit.
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E. Hawkins
B. Hawkins
Hawkins
Oberlin
Igo
Detroit
Burner
Ex-Yank expositions alleged slavery in private schools
Washington reports Colonel Forbes finds thousands of ex service men exploited in private vocational schools and contract hospitals. He urges immediate government takeover to end conditions likened to slavery. Grand jury in Lorain county tracks 98 cases nine days, 58 bills, 40 ignored with 25 arrests planned. Public indictments include L Harris, Tony Varney, Chas Ruking, John Ruslyak, Keefe Brasselle. cases involve larceny, concealed weapons, and embezzlement.
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Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Veteran Bureau
Forbes
Lorain
Elgria
Elsworth Price
Edgar Spore
L. Harris
LaGrange
George Gott
Tony Varney
Chas. H. Ruking
American Express Co
John Ruslyak
Elyria
Joseph Pakroczy
Keefe Brasselle
Giants Rally In Early Baseball Play By Play
A fragmented play by play describes Burns striking out and Bancroft out at first as the Giants and Yankees exchange innings. Meusel and Frish make plays in the field while Nehf struggles with control. The second inning shows Pipp walking, Ward advancing, and McNally being caught stealing as Ward scores on a first-base error.
Imans Hear and E. Hering Address Kiwanis Luncheon
E Hering, a national figure from the Fraternal Order, spoke at the Kiwanis noon luncheon. He presented bold ideas on business and urged use of innovative approaches to benefit the Eagles and the local fraternal groups at Eagles Hall.
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E Hering
Kiwanis
Eagies Hall Ng
Early morning raid robs 4000 in Lohs and assault
E C Targen was badly beaten and robbed of 4000 dollars last night as he tried to enter his garage. The intruder fled after a brief struggle. Ling, W Va, reports Harding en route to a memorial event here with invitation extended to Ellis to speak at the unveiling. In Washington, D C, Senator from Iowa plans to stay in office, not seek federal judgeship. Mrs. Flowers aged 103 dies after a long illness in Ri eta, Pa.
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Rietta
Th Flowers
Flowers
County
Heavily Fined for Sheep Stealing in Local Court
John Faboch was fined twenty five dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail for stealing sheep by Justice George. He was arrested by Deputy Cole and pleaded guilty at arraignment. The charge was preferred by William Goodsite of Stop 7 Lake Ave.
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John Faboch
George
Faboch
Cole
William Goodsite
Stop 7
Lake Ave
Big Fire Prevention Day Set for October 14 in Elyria
Elyria prepares for a major Fire Prevention Day event on October 14 organized by the Fire Prevention of Ohio. Lyons says fifty state inspectors will assess the business district manufacturing centers and advise on prevention. A citywide program follows as stores, apartments, and factories review safety.
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Ohio
Lyons
Ton and Fire Prevention of
Elyria
Cutcasein
Etheochocessa
Bates
School Girls Die In Auto Skid Near Cincinnati
Miss Margaret Crane aged 15 and Miss Florence Edgeworth aged 16, daughters of prominent Hyde Park families, were killed when a car stolen from Chas Crane’s garage skidded on Union Leven roadway and overturned twice. Miss Elizabeth Luttmar exited earlier.
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Cincinnati
Margaret Crane
Chas. H. Crane
Florence Edgeworth
Thomas Edgeworth
Otis Elevator Company
Hyde Park
Elizabeth Luttmar
Superintendent Shelton Serves as Proverb Test Judge
Superintendent F. M. Shelton of the public schools sits on a seven member judges committee for a proverb test conducted by a Cleveland paper. He attended yesterday’s judge meeting in Cleveland and will attend another tomorrow.
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F. M. Shelton
Public Schools
Cleveland
Day Commissioner Named After Rerulf Washington
Washington October 6 Prohibition director for New York state announced after Judge Harold L Hart resigned following a long conference. The resignation stemmed from authority disputes as Prohibition Commissioner Haynes sent a mobile force led by Yellowley into New York weeks earlier to conduct a dry campaign.
Stolen Paige Touring Car Demolished in 150-Foot Plunge
A seven passenger Paige car owned by Frank Justin of Lorain was wrecked when it plummeted 150 feet over a steep embankment on the Vermilion river. It was found this morning with no occupants. Officials say the car was heavily insured and note a prior attempted wreck on Black river near Lorain.
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Paige
Frank Justin
Lorain
Vermilion River
Justin
Rialto Theatre
Black River
Backus
All
Senate Republicans Back Tax Revision Compromise
Republican leaders in the Senate accepted a compromise tax revision plan after a meeting with Senator Lodge. The pact preserves higher surtaxes, reduces lower rates, repeals several new nuisance taxes, and aligns with industry views while urging broader consensus for final passage.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Harding
Mexican Banker Mission Aims at Mexico Debt Reckoning
Thomas Lamont of J P Morgan and Company travels to Mexico as chairman of international bankers to discuss Mexican securities and the Obregon government. The talks center on recognizing Huerta era obligations and when payment may be due, amid hopes for government recognition.
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Mexico City
Thomas Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
International Bankers of Mexico
Mexico
Obregon
Elmer Dover
Lamont
Harding
Dover
Washington
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan Financier
United States
Huerta
Carranza
Obregan
Registration Days Set for October 21 and 22
Under state law, Friday and Saturday October 21 and 22 are the days set for voter registration for those not yet registered. The booths operate from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Voters away on registration days may register the day before the election at the city election office.
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Orary of Election Office
Former Police Chief Testifies in Kaber Case
Former Chief Peter S. Christensen testified before Judge Homer Powell and a jury about the murder of Daniel F. Kaker, Cleveland publisher. His largely circumstantial account described Marian McArdle receiving the news of the stabbing with apparent unconcern.
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Cleveland
Polie
Peter S. Christensen
Homer G. Powell
Danield F. Kaker
Manan McArdle
Marian
Federal Probe into Ku Klux Klan Delayed by Justice
Attorney General Daugherty announced that a federal grand jury probe of the Ku Klux Klan will not begin now. He said action will not proceed unless evidence shows the Klan is illegal and dangerous, and current developments do not warrant starting such action.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Department
Truce Breaks in Both Belfast and Cork Amid Disorder
Reports from Belfast describe multiple clashes between Orange and Catholic groups with revolvers, a bomb at a Catholic home failing to detonate, and loyalist forces firing in Dunmanway Cork where auxiliary police claim they were fired on and retaliated injuring one person. Sinn Fein leaders demand punishment of the auxiliary troops. Premier Lloyd George presided over a major cabinet meeting discussing the Washington conference and unemployment, while a Green Line streetcar collision in Dublin caused minor damage with no injuries.
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Dublin
Ireland
Belfast
Dunmanway
County Cork
Auxiliary Forces of the Crown
Sinn Fein
Sinn Feimers
London
Lloyd George
Washington
Hughes
Frances B Hayward Dies at 73 in Elyria
Frances B Hayward 73 died at midnight at her home 318 Bridge St Elyria after a long illness. She is survived by sisters Mrs FE Coon and Mrs G Strong of Washington and cared for by her niece Mrs Sullivan of Chicago. A lifelong Elyria resident she was a dressmaker. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at the home. Burial in Elyria Cemetery.
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Frances B. Hayward
Bridge St
Third Inning Giants and Yankees Exchange Walks and Hits
In the third inning Rawlings singles for the Giants, then Smith, Nehf and Burns retire. Yankees load the bases as Ruth joins the plate. Ruth walks after a bat exam, Meusel makes an out, leaving no runs after three left on base.
Fourth razing Giants Barncroft up at bat
Fragmentary baseball note describes pitches and outs with players Bancroft Frisk Frisch Meth Poully and others, but the sequence is unclear and many names are garbled.
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Barncroft
Bancroft
Frisk
Frisch
Giant and Yankee Infielders Clash In Wartime Box Score
The narrative tracks a tense baseball inning with Kelly striking out and a misplay by Schang, then Meusel drawing a walk, Rawlings flying out, and Meusel being held on first. Yanks respond with Miller’s out then Ruth advancing on balls, stealing second and third, and finally Ruth being walked as the crowd boos. Meusel makes a routine groundout to Bancroft. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left.
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Yankees
Miller
Peck
Nehf
Kelly
Ruth
Meusel
Frish
Rawkings
Bas
Schang
Bancroft
Host
Hoyt
Rawlings
Smith
Burns
Babe Ruth
Moriality
Mortarity
R. Meuseap
Giants
R. Meusel
Bob Meusel
E_ Mensel
Frisch
Meausel
Giants and Yankees Play By Play Standoff
In a scoreless inaugural frame Nehf faced Burns and Bancroft while Frisch and Ward helped turn two quick outs. A second inning grounder left no runs no hits and no errors. Pipp and Kelly stalemated the Giants as McNalty fielded to Frisch and no runs or hits were recorded. In the third inning Kelly and McNally combined to retire Wart as Ward and Peck turned a double play with Rawlings grounding out, preserving a scoreless tied game with one left on.
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Giants
Burns
Bancroft
Hoyt
Pipp
Yankee
Frish
Ward
Young
Kelly
Mevsel
Yankees
McNally
Schang
Smith
Rawings
Nehf
Burns Fiied
Nebf
Frisch
Wart
McNalty
Young Cat
Mouse
Peck
Rawlings
Right Inning GIANTS. Smith out. Ward to Pipp.
In the top of the inning the Giants retire Smith and Ward moves to Pipp as Nehf exits. Burns faces Hart for a walk then Bancroft comes up. Burns is caught stealing second as Schang throws to Peck. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Giants
Smith
Ward
Pipp
Nehf
Burns
Hart
Bancroft
Schang
Peck
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Nehf Smith
Ana Elyrians
Veterans’ Bureau
McMaltyhina
Rena
Nome
Keiley
Cathe
White
Lef Ward
Mek
Nehl
E. Hering
E. C. Targen
Eclines
Ington
Senatm
Iowa
Nate
Conith
Supt. Shelton
Morgan & Co
John Saemovich
Mayor's Court
Anthony Neiding
Laemerich
Curtiss
Kaber
Klux Klan
Cork
Green Line
Lake Avenue
Loci Stree
Qld
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