One Dead in Lorain Car Accident Involving Electric Train
Mrs. V. L. Rhodes of Cleveland was instantly killed when her car was struck on the track by a Lake Shore electric car at Stop 37 near Lorain. Her husband and Mr. and Mrs. D. Scola, all of Cleveland, were severely injured. Rhodes said he did not see the approaching car and drove onto the track. The injured were taken to St. Joseph's hospital.
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Lorain
V. L. Rhodes
Cleveland
D. Scola
Rhode
Lake Shore
Stop 37
Lo Tain
Rhodes
St. Joseph's Hospital
Murray County Board Names New County Officials
The Murray County Board appointed Charles Murray of Brighton to fill the unexpired term of San Vo Halgh. Auditor M. H. Welty and County Recorder Prank Irish were named, with WW. C. Wile as Probate Judge designate. Reurns bond submitted. terms and exact start date await entimesing reburns.
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M. H. Welty
WW. C. Wilecow
Charles Murray
Hrighton
San Vo
Minrras
Creasy Sentenced to Die in Sing Sing Electric Chair
Wm M Creasy, convicted of murdering his sweetheart Miss Edith Lavoy, was sentenced by Nassau County Court Judge Smith to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of November 1. The verdict followed the June 15 killing as Creasy claimed she shot herself after their engagement ended.
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Creasy
Teau
Commissioners Deliberate On Highway Improvement Request
County Commissioner Richmond and Hale met a large delegation from Pittsfield and La Grange to discuss improving the Pittsfield Wellington center road. No decision was made but the request will be considered. Also, Lorain police reported an auto stolen from Henry Hornsby in La Grange was found by the Sunnyside allotment near Lake Road. Hornsby recovered his vehicle.
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Richmond
Hale
Fittsfeld
la Grange
Pittsfield Wellington Center Road
Lorain
Henry Hornsby
LaGrange
Pine Street
Sunnyside
Lake Road
Hornsby
Baseball Inning by Inning Report Giants Yankees
Drizzling rain threads a tight early game as Bancroft opens with infield single for the Giants. Dugan, Ruth, and Meusel drive runs across with singles. pitching and fielding tread water as both sides leave runners stranded through multiple innings.
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Yankees
Witt
Dugan
Hall
Ruth
Cunningham
St. Pipp
Pipp
Strand
Bancroft
Frisch
R. Meusel
Meusel
Sehang
Strita
Snyder
Srhang
Giants
Young
Kelly
Mays
Law
Wall
Labor Leaders Head to State AFL Convention
Gwilym Jones and R B Whitehead head for the L A M State convention opening at 10 a m in Akron. Jones returns Sunday night and Whitehead travels to Canton to represent Elyria Co L A in the AFL convention. Many important questions will be discussed as crafts from the counties send delegates.
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Gwilym Jones
R. B. Whitehead
L. A. of M
Akron
Jones
Whitehead
Canton
Elyria Co. L. A
American Federation of Labor
Nellie M Hill Leads Lorain County W C T U
The Lorain County W C T U convention in Lorain elected Nellie M Hill president for the sixth time and endorsed candidates. Officers also include Ida L Jaycox vice president Mary Millar corresponding secretary Harriet Andrews recording secretary and Susan Hinman treasurer. The event praised by delegates reported 2126 school essays and $138.60 in prizes. The group endorsed state recommendations and chosen Hill as delegate to Philadelphia World and National Convention with Taycox as alternate.
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Lorain County
Lorain
T. R. Bowen
Brighton W. C. T. U
Nellie M. Hill
Ida L. Jaycox
Mary Millar
Harriet Andrews
Susan
Hinman
Hill
L. J. Dager
T. I
Strickler
Neely
Nellia M. Hill
Philadelphia
Ida L. Taycox
Bullet Victim Improves After Self-Harm Attempt
Youngstown man Charles Miller is reported improving after a bullet lodged in his skull from a self-inflicted gunshot at an Ohio hotel. An X ray showed the bullet traversed his head and an operation is planned to remove it.
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Charles Miller
Youngstown
Ohio Hotel
Black burglar attacks Miss Bullock in Columbus home
At 12 30 a Black burglar entered Minnie Bullock’s Columbus residence on Summit Street, throttled her and struck her with a flashlight, leaving her unconscious until hours later. The thief fled with a flashlight and 45 cents.
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Columbus
Minnie Bullock
Summit Street
Armed Negroes Hold Up Two Attorneys
Cincinnati Oct 7 two armed negroes held up and robbed Commonwealth Attorney Orie Ware of Kenton county and former Kentucky legislator John T Murphy. Ware lost 48 and Murphy 35 as they walked from the railroad station toward their homes after returning from Frankfort where they argued before the court of appeals. The robbers confronted them in an alley and fled after rifling their pockets.
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Cincinnati
Orie
Ware
Kenton County
John T. Murphy
Kentucky
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Giants and Yankees clash in tense world series game
The fourth game at Polo Grounds saw heavy rain and a large early crowd amid tense play. Yankees captain Everett Scott and manager Huggins spoke of fighting on as Ruth vented in frustration after a tough pitching display by Scott and a late Yankee decision on pitchers Maya or Bush for game five.
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Polo Groundes
New York
Giants
Yankees
Manhattan
van Fees
Neo
McGraw
Everett Senott
Judge Sands
Ruth
Scott
Heinie Groh
Huggins
Colonel Rappart
Yankee
Maya
Bush
Australian Temperance Worker to Speak at Lorain Meeting
Gifford Gordon of Melbourne will speak at a Sunday mass meeting at First Congregational Church at 3 P M. Gordon toured the United States to study Prohibition and will share a timely message to the public. The event is hosted by the Lorain County Dry Federation. Do not miss hearing this speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Gordon
Melbourne
Australia
First Congregational Church
Gordon
United States
Lorain County Dry Federation
Agreement On Thrace Reached At Paris Conference
Paris dispatch reports British Foreign Secretary Lord Curzon and French Premier Poincare reached a compromise on the Thrace crisis. Greece will evacuate Thrace, with two Near East conferences set to decide peace terms in Skopje before November 10 and the straits status. Allied generals at Mudania to enforce order and set evacuation dates, with Russia possibly invited to observe the strait talks.
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Paris
Lord Curzon
Premiser Poincare
France
Greece
iBere
Thrace
Near East
Scutar
League of
Puine
Mudania
Greeer
Venizelos
Russia
Claim Ship Is Ablaze At Sea With No Crew Found
A wireless message from the steamer Pedro reported a ship afire 200 miles southeast of Cape Race. The Radiance confirmed sighting fifteen empty dories but no trace of the crew.
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Halifax
Marine Fisheries Agent
Pedro
Cape Race
Radiance
Jacobs Divorce Petition Filed in Court Today
Pearl Jacobs files for divorce from Charles Jacobs asserting gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Married in 1902 with two children, she says he is cross and ungentle, and that she has supported herself and children since he left three weeks ago.
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Pearl Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
Floyd Johnson defeats Bob Martin at Madison Square Garden
Floyd Johnson, undefeated heavyweight prospect from Iowa, stopped A. E. F. champion Bob Martin in the tenth round at Madison Square Garden. Martin’s manager Scotty Monteith threw in the towel as Johnson climbed in ranking behind champion Jack Dempsey.
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New York
Floyd Johnson
Towa
Pugilisti Ranka
Hig
Bob Martin
Madison Square Garden
Johnson
Jack Dempsey
Martin
Scotty Monteith
Judges Order Alimony For Two Couples In Separate Rulings
Judge Redington ordered Percy Gould to pay his wife Laura Gould 6 dollars per week as temporary alimony and 100 dollars for trial expenses. He also ordered Francis Greenwood to pay his wife Mary A Greenwood 8 dollars per week pending trial of their divorce case.
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Redington
Percy Gould
Laura Gould
Francis Greenwood
Mary A. Greenwood
Trustees Approved Transfer of Township Funds by Judge
The Black River township trustees, with Judge Redington's permission, will transfer funds from the poor and general funds to the tuition and road fund.
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Black River Township
Agencies Order Vessels to Surrender Liquor to Treasury
Washington dispatch reports at the shipping board Chairman Lasker ordered government ships to relinquish liquor on board to the treasury department in line with Attorney General Daugherty’s ruling. A sworn affidavit by Secretary D. M. Byam of the County Central Committee accuses E E Sperry of inserting improper language into a resolution to empower the Executive Committee to fill a vacancy, challenging legal authority and citing law that only the Central Committee can appoint.
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County Central Committee
Board OF Elections
Executive Committee
Murray
Sam V. Haigh
Washington
Lasker
Shipping Board
Treasury
Daugherty
D. M. Byam
E E. Sperry
Byams
Sperry
Haigh
Byam
Central Committee
Lorain County Republican Central Committee Affidavit
D M Byam testifies before a Lorain County Notary about a August 19 1922 meeting where the Republican Campaign was authorized ahead of the November 1922 election. He states no other similar motion or meeting occurred after the primary.
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Lorain County
D. M. Byam
Highland Court
Elyria
Ohio
Republican Central Committee
Court House
Said
Frank A. Stetson
Central Committee
Miner Survives Two Days in Abandoned Mine Lightless
Oct 7 report from Pomeroy states Jack Goble wandered abandoned mine passages without a light for two days and a night before being found by a search party. He was last seen Thursday afternoon near his work when a dynamite blast briefly lit his path. He had no lighter or matches. The search began after his wife alerted authorities.
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Pomeroy
Jack Goble
Goble
la Far Front
Ming
Italy Fears Rome Seizure by Fascists in Milan
Milan dispatch reports fascist extreme nationalists consisting of former soldiers threaten to seize Rome. Cabinet plans to use armed forces for the occupation starting October 22. Premier Facta said he would resign to allow fascists a place in a new coalition ministry.
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Milan
The
Fascist
Rom
Rome
Premier Facta
Fascista
Indicted Men Change Pleas in Lorain Elyria Case
Two men indicted by the last grand jury pled guilty. Andy Scott of Lorain faced concealed weapons charges and got sixty days in jail along with a $25 fine and costs. Adam Vanta of Elyria, also charged with concealed weapons, paid a $25 fine and costs. Vanta was noted as a railroad strike section hand with brass knuckles claimed for protection.
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Andy Scott
Lorain
Jalil
Adam Vanta
Elyria
Vanta
Aga
Ford Sought to Buck Wall Street With Cooperative Bank
Cleveland Oct 7 Plans to enlist Henry Ford to back a cooperative bank in New York were announced by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Joseph J. Hobert Jr, an official of the cooperative national bank, said Ford would be in Detroit soon to discuss the plan.
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Cleveland
Henry Ford
Wall Street
New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Joseph J. Hobert, Jr
Brotherhood Co-Operative National Bank
Detroit
Weather forecast for next week with cooler temps in Ohio valley
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for next week. The Ohio valley and Great Lakes region can expect fair weather early in the week followed by showers later. Cooler temperatures are likely in the first part of the week, with normal temperatures expected afterward in exposed areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Crest Lakes
Hotel proprietress kills contractor in Fort Worth
Mrs Josephine Acam owner of a hotel shot and killed John Shine a 50 year old bridge builder in a hotel room claiming self defense Shine had allegedly harassed her and she asked an attorney to seek an injunction to bar him from the hotel Shine's father and niece live in Virginia A burglary was reported at a Lodi street cobbler shop where a pair of men’s shoes and a new shoe sole were taken.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Josephine Acam
John Shine
Acam
Shine
Adam
Virginia
City Employees Campaign On Wage Slas e Referendum Planned
City employees plan a campaign around a wage cut ordinance to inform the public on the questions when they go to the polls. The council and chamber officials intend a public discussion before the vote to establish clarity on the wage issue.
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Cham Ijast
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OB Martin
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