Veterans Parade Highlights San Antonio Convention
Delegates to the National American Legion in San Antonio debated tomorrow's vote on a proposal by Col. William Mitchell for an aviation department independent of army and navy command. A 60,000-veteran parade was planned, with reviewing stands for Gen. Pershing, Lord Allenby, and Major Georges Scapini. Pershing and Allenby praised the Kellogg Peace Pact and urged readiness against future wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Pershing
Lord Allenby
Georges Scapini
Pershing
San Antonio
Gen. Pershing
Paris
America
Great Britain
City Considers Creating a Gas Department
F. J. Morton a gas appliance man urged Elyria to form a department of gas for citizens health and savings. He offered to serve a year without pay. The council referred the proposal to the Gas committee for study.
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F. J. Morton
Elyria
Man Quits Lamp Fire Start In Fox Furnace Apt
Charles Wood of suite 10 Fox Furnace Woodford avenue tried to light a coal oil lamp near a gasoline can early this morning. A blaze started and Central station was alerted to extinguish it, but Wood had already put it out with buckets of water.
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Charles Wood
Fox Furnace
Woodford Avenue
Central Station
Wood
One Cent a Day Insurance Policy Promises Big Benefits
Kansas City article touts a National Protective Insurance Association policy offering $100 monthly for 12 months and $1,200 to $1,800 on death for a premium of $3.65 per year or one cent daily. Limited to 100,000 policies, available to men women and children ten or older with no medical exam. Mail name age address and beneficiary to 1274 Scarritt Building, Kansas City. Read policy and pay $3.65 to activate.
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Kansas City
National Protective Insurance Association
Mall
Scarritt Bidg
Local News Briefs From Lorain Area Careful Sentences and Incidents
Thomas Fields of Lorain was sentenced to two years in the Ohio penitentiary after pleading guilty to felonious assault for attacking an eleven year old girl, though testimony indicated the attack did not occur. Wilbur C. Arick of Medina surrendered on a secret indictment for non-support after officials requested his detention. G T Henderson spoke at the Oberlin Young Men's Club on Is Your Money Good detailing money history from the Civil War to today. A cigarette caused an awning blaze at O J Burns Drug Store when a tossed butt lit the canopy. firefighters contained the fire with chemicals, awning damaged. William Wells, a colored man, was sent to Mansfield Reformatory for carrying concealed weapons after admitting prior terms in Indiana and Illinois.
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Thomas Fields
Lorain
Ohfo
A. R. Webber
Fields
Wilbur C. Arick
Medina
Sheriff's Office
Arick
Oberlin
G. T. Henderson
Oberlin School of Commerce
Henderson
Masonic
O. J. Burns
Central Fire Station
Wiliam Wells
Mansfield Reformatory
Indiana
Nece Appointed to Health Board by Unanimous Vote
John K. Nece, named by Mayor James A. Hewitt to fill the vacant Board of Health seat after Fred M. Bauer’s resignation, was appointed last night by the council. Nearby, Charles Osborne reported a calf stolen from his Butternut Ridge farm, part of a spate of livestock thefts in the area with no suspect found.
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Nece
John K. Nece
James A. Hewitt
Board of Health
Fred M. Bauer
Charles Osborne
Butternut Ridge
Osborne
Oberlin Club backs Williams band program plan
At a Monday noon luncheon the Oberlin Exchange Club endorsed Arthur Williams, Oberlin College wind instruments professor and band director, for expanding village band concert work. He outlined a free Saturday morning instrumental music school in the high school building and aims to establish village, junior high, and senior high school bands to create a permanent town band. Williams, a Oberlin College graduate, returns to lead the effort this year.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Exchange Club
Arthur Williams
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Williams
Willams
Oberin College
Oberlin Homecoming plans amid Wooster game
Elaborate plans are under way for Oberlin's Homecoming decorations as Wooster visits for the football clash. A store window display cup and a dormitory prize are offered by alumni, with colors crimson and gold for Oberlin and black and gold for Wooster. Judging runs 10 to 11 by stores and 11 to 12 by dorms.
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Oberlin
Wooster
Ober‘Min
Alumni Association of the College
Behr’s Boot Shop
Aluina Association
Delta Lodge
North Professor Street
Nancy Squire
Clark
Wakemar
O. EF. S
Ralph Sallow
Cincinnati
W. C. Johnston
Elm Street
Oberlin Inn
Gladys
Cook County Children’s Hospital
Chicago
Margaret. Yocom
Woodland Avenue
School of Library Science
Western Reserve University
Fire ruins and prisoner rumors shape Conti case
Reports describe a burning building with guards threatening to shoot escapees. Investigators questioned prisoners who recall two guards striking a man with a rifle. Charred torsos are identified by prisoners, and recovery work is delayed by residual heat, as searchers use shovels and pans amid smoldering embers.
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Harper
Nesto
County students post perfect grades in reading test
In the county reading test for grades five through eight 1,962 pupils were tested with sixteen earning perfect papers. County officials noted a range of results including 136 failures and 454 passing grades, while identifying top scorers in consolidated and one room schools and listing the names and grades of pupils achieving perfect marks.
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Tsiateon
EL L Bailey
Bailey
Markley
Elyria Township
Murray
Wilson Vietzen
Galf
Geo
Hanmer
George Chambers
Elizabeth Virget
Vincent
George Chorah
Charles Kale
Penfield
Willam Pleasnick
Ridgeville
Howard Sedgwick
Earl Cohagan
Elizabeth Engleman
Canden Rogey
Huntington
Nellie Bryant
Hiskland
Harald Futrall
Julius Chahy
Oliver Bemis
Eaton
Oliver Palchin
New York Sees 32 Deaths From Poisoned Alcohol
Thirty two deaths in 45 hours prompt downtown speakeasy raids and mayoral order to arrest alcohol sellers. Police seize stocks, send samples for testing as federal agents join probe. Officials cite moonshine and wood alcohol risks amid Volstead enforcement.
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New York
Walker
East Side
James M. Doran
Doran
Howe
Charles Norris
Judge Passes On Bayas Case in Lorain Writ Proceedings
Judge A R Webber deferred ruling on the writ of habeas corpus for Steve Bayas amid questions over a Lorain municipal court law that imposes a $1000 fine for equino-lators. Bayas remains in custody under present conditions as the judge waits for Ohio Supreme Court guidance.
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Steve Bayas
Lorain
Supreme Court of Ohio
Bayas
Lo- Tala
Willam Harely
Ohio
Harely
Lorain Mexican Sentenced Today for Shooting to Kill
Raymond Flores of Lorain, Mexican, was sentenced by Judge Webber to Mansfield Reformatory for an indefinite period after being charged with shooting to kill. The hearing occurred this morning in Lorain.
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Lorain
Raymond Flores
Mansfield Reformatory
Webber
Planning Commission Formed and 1927 Ordinance Details
The article notes Elyria's first planning commission formed in December 1926 and a 1927 temporary ordinance passed the next June. The current commission includes W. B. Richmond as chairman, King Fauver secretary, Harwood Lerach, Ralph Silsbee, Frank Wilford, John N. Efdt, and Mayor James A. Hewitt, aided by Planning Engineer Gerald Gimre of Warren Ohio. Gimre interviewed Elyria to assess building types and district characteristics guiding tentative use, height, and district plans.
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Planning Commission
W. B. Richmond
King Fauver
Harwood Lerach
Ralph Silsbee
Frank Wilford
John N. Efdt
James A. Hewitt
Gerald 9. Gimre
Warren
Ohio
W. 3B
Richmond
Gimre
Elyria
Contineed Page 1 Report From Arkansas Trip
Contineed from Page 1 Cheney bickers over a lost cigarette lighter before a bridge game with Mr and Missus Mayor. Byra White notes Gig’s Agate is like a riddle. Diner window views a quaint village and architecture. Jack Marshall questions Alvie Smith’s hand. Alvie asks to keep quiet. Sam Nichols greets his wife with Hello Ma. Mrs Nichols quips. Scrubby Harty jokes about married men. Missus Hraby, drum majorettes, recalls a diner incident. Mrs Hraby comments on missing files. Chuck Persons says Van Duyke walked through the car. Al Hannaford of Elyria Hardware joins as business trip. They pass Moseley’s Cotton Gin. Arkansas cotton fields lie to the right. Brief stop at Newport Arkansas where Jim Hewitt introduces me.
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Cheney
Missus
Byra White
Agate
Ohio
Jack Marshall
Alvie Smith
Alvie
Ralph
Sam Nichols
Missus Nichols
Scrubby Harty
Hraby
Chuck Persons
van Duyke
al Hanna
Debate Over Park Cash Use At Cascade Park
City Auditor Alea Schilleman reported a lump sum of 1363.47 earned from Cascade park bath house and refreshment stand. The Park Board sought permission to apply funds to ongoing park improvement projects. Some council members favored setting annual park funding, but the issue was tabled for the next regular meeting.
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Cascade Park
Alea Scbilleman
Park Board
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Oct 9
Markets list produce and live stock prices from Cleveland and Toledo on October 9. Includes sacks of potatoes by region with prices, poultry rates for various fowl and geese, hogs with receipts and price ranges, cattle and calf movements, and sheep with top and bulk prices. Also notes Toledo live stock with hogs and cattle prices and market tone.
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Cleveland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Cleveland Livestock
Lorain Youth Charged After Fatal City Street Crash
Lorain, Oct 9. Jon Evanish, 18, of 3143 Elyria Ave, Lorain, tried to pass a car in a safety zone, struck 65-year-old Andy Fodor as he stood there, killing him instantly. Fodor was a cripple. Coroner Perry ordered a post mortem at Royce morgue. Evanish was charged with manslaughter in municipal court, pleaded not guilty, and bound over to the grand jury under $2,000 bond. witnesses say he was speeding.
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Lorain
Andy Fodor
East 28Th Street
Fodor
Jon Evanish
Elyria Avenue
M. Perry
Elyria
Royce
Evanish
Woman Sentenced On Liquor Charge In Police Court
Mrs. Clare Noel, colored, pled guilty to possession of liquor and was fined 259 dollars plus costs by Justice St. George. She faces 25 days in county jail and potential transfer to Marysville Reformatory if the fine and costs remain unpaid. The report also notes a local community farewell and travel updates involving the Elyria corps and friends on a train trip with menu details and sightseeing.
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Clare Noel
West Avenue
Justice St. George
Noel
Marysville Reformatory
Shoe thief makes haul at Newark Shoe Store
A thief broke a window at Sunbeam Furnace Company on Depot street then used plumber tools to enter Newark Shoe Store on East Broad street. He stole six pairs of oxford shoes sizes nine and a half to size ten, several pairs of hose, and about 200 dollars in cash from a cash drawer. Police were alerted when tools were found and the break in was noticed.
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Newark
East Broad Street
Oxford
Sunbeam Furnace Company
Depot Street
Barbers Banquet Brings Lorain County Stalwarts Aboard
A Lorain county barbers and hair dressers banquet at the Elks Club drew 111 chirotensors and cosmeticians. Edward Ratse of Oklahoma City preached organization of the Association of Master Barbers of America. John Hart of Toledo spoke for journeyman crafts and Miss Nillner of Cleveland represented the Ohio State Hairdressers Association. It was the county's first such gathering, with talks on organization education and legislation.
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Lorain County
Elka’ Club
Edward Ratse
Oklahoma City
Association of Master , Barbers of American
John Hart
Toledo
Miss Nillner
Cleveland
Ohio State Hairdresses Association
Intoxicated Elyria man fined by judge this morning
Charles Morris of Elyria was found intoxicated by police. He pleaded guilty and was fined $1 plus costs by Justice S J George this morning.
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Charles Morris
Elyria
S. J. George
Relief fund drive closes with $2760 total from Lorain
Lorain on October 9 reports the Red Cross relief fund drive for Florida and Puerto Rico hurricane victims closed Saturday with $2760 contributed. T. P. Wilson chaired the committee and announced the result.
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Loraen
Florida
Orto Ri
T. PP. Wilso
Commilildon
Longfellow Street to Get New Street Lights
City council approves petition by Longfellow Street residents to install street lights along the block. Officials authorize the project and begin planning for lamp installation and wiring.
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Longfellow Street
Tepee Tonic Restores Nora Carter’s Sluggish Health
Nora Carter of Station B Toledo Ohio reports her appetite and overall strength restored after taking Red Wood's Tepee Tonic. She describes initial fatigue and sluggish liver and kidneys, then notes regular bowels and renewed vigor after two bottles, planning to finish six. Sold at C W Phillips Drug Store Elyria and other drug stores.
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Red Wood
Norah Carter
Station B
Toledo
C. W. Phillip
Elyria
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North Russia
Larmer
Mike Laschisky
Yvesterdar
Allen Hospital
Laschisky
Nash
S. E. Miller
G. Miner Lawrence
Lawrence
Porto Rico
Eighth
The
United Church
Kemper Fullerton
Reamer Place
John Olmstead
Oak Street
Obertin Women's Club
H. T. Hill
Tank Hall
East College Street
Conti
Elyria Clinic
Gimre Reybonded
Elyrians
Geo. Stevens
Kennedy
Lorain Man
Jack Howlet
Little Rock
Arkansas
Elyria Corps
Kar F. Fracht
Desk Tea Room
Columbus
the Dell
Fracht’s
Gladys Hiness
Missus Dirtam
Wellington
J. C
Arlington Hotel
North Mountain
KTHS
Chamnions
Caren Malnrin
Reeves
R. L. Taylor
Phong
Mercury
Washington
Portland
Ralefeh
N.C
Snares
Fla
Atlanta
Otlvane
Brownsville
Tex
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Mich
Chicaxa
Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
Woman
Redwood
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Elk
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