Former Folies beauty claims police attack in Manhattan
Mrs Jacques Bustanoby, once a Folies showgirl and wife of a car dealer, says a police officer aided her stalled car in Upper Manhattan last night. She reports the officer drew a revolver, assaulted her, and forced a taxi away, then drove off as bystanders intervened. The woman, who is reportedly pregnant, seeks police identification of the officer.
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Follies
Auto
Jacques Bustanoby
Stree
Upper Manhattan
Esright
Ofce
Trac
Two Girls Arrested In Four-City Dress Theft Ring
In Lorain Elyria Oberlin and Norwalk two teenagers, Jane Petro 19 and a partner, admitted thefts from stores after posing as buyers and trying on dresses. Police say they stole garments across four towns using the same method, with one girl jailed and the other awaiting Juvenile Court action.
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Jane Petro
Flint
Mayer Hinkson
Cleri
John Lersch Company
Quitter
Elsra Poliee
Loram
Ted
Loot recovered after Elyria store burglary break-in
Police recovered contains from a skylight burglary at the Isaac W. WhOEE Store. Items identified include three coats, three vests, one pair of pants and two overcoats valued at 125 dollars. A yellow suit and a black suitcase were found, with suspicions hoboes used the clothes to aid thefts and may return for them.
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Isaac W
Thesdax
New York Central
Mr. Wasser
East Avenue
Jease
Wasserman
Lothes
MEETINGS AND EVENTS IN LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
Various clubs and churches announce meetings and events across Lorain and nearby towns. The Women's Home Mission Society plans a Tuesday meeting at the Old Ladies Home, with other groups including Lorain Cor ty Peedical Society and Widow's Benefit Associ on also meeting Tuesday. The First Congregational and Church of Christ activities are listed, with rehearsals, bazaars, and dining events noted among church-affiliated groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Mission Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Old Ladies Home
Orch Tra
LaPorte
Mrs Avenue
Ters Dez
Three Fined In Police Court This Morning
Sam Motritch and Delbert Clauson were each fined $1 and costs for intoxication. R. Harris paid costs for a traffic ordinance violation. Al Nay is held at Mt. Union Pa on a statutory charge. Welfare Harper announces Riverside State Institution post.
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Sam Motritch
Delbert Clauson
R. Harris
al Nay
Mt. Union
Grain crops show record corn and wheat yields
Washington reports corn yield near a billion bushels stored or produced last year, with wheat also high. Winter wheat output around 426019000 bushels and about 2813 thousand acres harvested at 13.5 bushels per acre. Last year’s wheat crop valued at about $73.4 million.
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Washington
Boy in court linked to mother's death case
A boy faces charges linked to his mother's death, with testimony from his father and sister. The father testified he killed his mother by striking her. the sister was present when the incident occurred and discussed reprimanding him.
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Judie J
Wes
Trac
Government orders arrest of Colonel Plastiras in Athens
Athens reports the government has ordered the arrest of Colonel Plastiras, calling it a matter of public order. Martial law was declared as preliminary to elections, with the government warning that it will use martial measures against those who attack the current regime.
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Athens
Plastiras
Premier Air Race Delayed At Mitchell Field
The premier air race at Mitchell Field was postponed due to near gale winds reaching 32 miles per hour. Brig Gen Jam Pechet, assistant chief of the Army Air Service, announced the delay as high winds and rough conditions made the race hazardous for super speed planes in the Pulitzer contest.
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Delave Mitceel Field
Jam Pechet
Army Air Service
de Haviland
Mitchell Field
Iind
U S Solar Forecasting Collaboration Aims
Washington government in cooperation with the Smithonian institution seeks to establish a means of solar based forecasting. The plan includes funds for solar investigation and to determine data from observations in Chile and Arizona. Dr C G Abbot of Smithsonien will publish statistics and provide forecasts for weather predictions.
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Washington
Gct
United State
Smitssoni Institution
Iniraan
C.G. Abbot
Smithsonien
Chile
Arizona
Une
Tanse
County Commissioner Lost In City Hall Mystery
County Commissioner Bill Richmond became disoriented this morning while crossing from the County Courthouse to City Hall. He entered toward the Court Room, then backtracked muttering about a water bill. The brief incident occurred near a doorway in the City Hall building.
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City Hall
W. B
Bill Richmond
Richmond
Luz
Richmend
Slaver Wilson Held After Riot in Brown County
A self confessed slaver, a negro named Wilson from Ripley Ohio, fledged in the Hamilton county jail last sight awaiting action. Brown County reels from a riot and possible inching as Wilson is placed in an automobile and driven to Cincinnati. Sheriff Kellum says Wilson admitted killing a man and sought the electric chair. This marks another sheriff related death soon after.
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Cincianatil Qi
Saa Wilson
Ripley
Ohio
George T. Kellum
Brown County
Hamilton County
Jms
Srasé Quey
Wilson
Am Automobile Sud
Cincinnati
Marry Peet
Hes Wounty
Hel
Neered
Hetlardr Orning
Sn Oh
Sherio
Akron Man’s Whereabouts Remain a Mystery
Fragmentary Akron area note reports Morris Raynor of Anton Ontario missing after a night journey from Olio to Hickey Newton covair. Police say two unidentified men and a vehicle were involved. An aunt allegedly assisted, as the case recalls a 17 year old kidnapping incident from years past.
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Morris Raynor
Anton
Olio
Hickey
Newton Covair
Heine Broucht i
Imam
Blames Women for Glutting Up Parks
Local notice reports Tom Monroe, park custodian, accusing residents including Werlen of littering and disorder in city parks. The fragment hints at complaints about cleanliness and community responsibility but is garbled and incomplete.
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Tom
Monroe
Fru
Cascece Park
Mmnias
Areca
West Side Fire Station Closure Sparks Central Dispatch Move
Service Director James Hewitt announced West Side fire operations will be answered by the central station in a shift happening after a brief defect at the West Side unit. The replacement is to consolidate coverage as the older station has operated for ten days under review, with no stated cause for the change.
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West Side
James Hewitt
Hewitt
Lysian LENS obituary for Lara Flay Debe
Lysian LENS for Lara Flay Debe notes he is survived by Uren. Lewis was employed at Columbia Iron and Steel Co. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Uren
Lewis
Lumbia Iron and Steel Co. 2
Esvia
British Labor Leader Dies After Brief Illness
Bramies, secretary of the Trades Union Congress, died today in Masterdat after a brief illness. A self educated man who studied social and economic questions, he began as an organizing secretary for the furnishing trade association and served on parliamentary committees of the TUC before his election to the office he held at death.
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Bramies
Trades Union Congress
Gramiey
Brouash
Cleveland Twins Edge Weiygant In Featherweight Bout
Cleveland twins reported in Erie Pennsylvania as Charles Gaston of Cleveland won a ten round main bout over Eddie Weiygant of New Castle, taking eight rounds and dominating. George Harles knocked out George Boley, and Eddie Santos from Niles scored a one round knockout over Tommy Fingh of Corry.
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Cleveland Twins
Erie
Gaston
Charles
Train Crashes Into River Near Rome in Calabria Disaster
Rome October 10 news reports a train derailment near a bridge collapse in Calabria sending cars into the river. Twelve people are seriously injured and a relief train is sent to recover bodies and aid the wounded. Details on the cause remain scarce.
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Calabria
Neer
Rome
Brieg
France Makes Most Concessions In Talks At Washingt
Havre Oct 19 France made more concessions than the United States in the Franco-American negotiations. Debates centered on war debts and recovery terms. American delegates stated concessions were made by France with courteous and friendly conduct, while efforts continued to find a workable balance amid the global tensions.
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Havre
France
Brasce
United States
America
Prefers Jail To Home Man Breaks Glass In Milan
James Lamler, 23, of Sandusky, told police he would rather be jailed than at home after smashing glass windows in the package building at Milan. He is charged with malicious destruction of property worth more than 31.00 dollars. Lamler reportedly said his act was deliberate.
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James Lamler
Sandusks Tald
Milan
Lemley
Gas and Crosses Save Two Men in Ohio Car Crash
Hamilton Oct 10 Two men here owed their lives to a Governor Vic Donak cross that marked traffic spots along Ohio highways. A car skidded and turned over but a cross held up the machine, preventing a likely fatal crush for the two occupants. The cross bears the memory of Carassie Combs who died in a 1924 automobile crash and her companion Lewis Simpson who died later.
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Hamilton
William Beaver
Trentos
Vic Donak
Ohio
Carassie Combs
Lewis Simpson
Comb
Senator Frank Byis condition improves after cold
COLU MBUS Oct 10 A report says Senator Frank Byis was brought to his name here late yesterday with a severe cold. In Lorain Oct 10 Doris Iinkle Elyria girl faces jail for second offense in violation of law. A storm hits Lorain Oct 10 causing damage and power outages. The Lorain planning commission met Oct 10 to contract zoning plans with Morris Knowles Co of Pittsburgh for council review. Try an ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page. It Pays.
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Willis Ilm
Delaware.o
Frank Byis
Elyria
Speeder
Lorain
Doris Iinkle
Municipal Co
Mhey
U Lorain
Morris Knowles Co
Psburgh
Chronicle- Telegram
Colorado Mines Students Die In Bishop Three Killed In Denver
In Denver, three Colorado School of Mines students died and three were injured in a collision described as a tramcar crash near Goldens-Denver. The report notes the incident occurred amid a broader context of political and church affairs with officials including Secretary Jardine and Bishop figures referenced in the same dispatch.
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Colorado School of Mines
Bishop
Denver
Colo. Ger
Market Report Summary From Local Stock Yards Cattle And Hogs
Receipts show steady to mixed demand across cattle calves and sheep with prices quoted for choice and good grade steer and cow groups. Lambs and wethers range mid teens to low twenties, hogs show a sharp decline to around ten dollars per hundredweight with mixed carcass results. Strong entities include cattle breeders and local market agents reporting bids and adjustments.
Markets Briefs and Egg Prices From The Day's Ledger
Markets text shows terse notes on egg prices and assorted item listings. It records grade distinctions and quantity notes typical of a late era market column, with shorthand symbols indicating price ranges and pack sizes.
THO KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH NEAR VERNON JUNCTION
A car collided with a fast freight train on the Big Four near Vernon Junction injuring and killing occupants. The Myers family, including a son and a daughter, perished, while another occupant died at the scene and a seriously injured survivor was taken to Shelby hospital.
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Shelly
Homan Hearer Co Plans Sale to Acme Brass Co
Rumors from Lorain say the Homan Hearer Co plans to sell to Acme Brass Co of Der Tae. The Homan Co moved to Lovilile Kentucky earlier and the buildings have since been vacated.
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Pacrocry
Lorain
Homan Hearer Co
Acme Brass Co
der Tae Homan Co
Lovilie
Wide preaching service at the Concresational Chiurel Sundar A
In Wareman on October 19 a wide preaching service was held at the Concresational Chiurel Sundar A with local attendees and church members gathering for the event.
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Wareman
Chiurel Sundar A
Missing shoe manufacturer found in canal after assault
G Harvey Geist, known shoe manufacturer from Zanesville, missing since Tuesday night, was found in the canal at 11:30 today near South Seventy Street. Police suspect robbery and assault led to his fall into the water. no signs of struggle on the body. An unrelated church and social notes section mentions choir practice and local visits, with brief community updates.
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Zanesville, CO
G. Harvey Geist
South Seventy Street
Viglenc
Duncan Robertson
Nazcy Leura
Robert Nuhn
Hom
H. D. Peabody
Nebn
Ernest Haces
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