Dedication of Ely Stadium Impresses Elyria crowd
William A. Ely donor praised the stadium at dedication services held Saturday. He urged using the stadium to promote youth welfare and noted Dr. Agate’s boosting efforts. Supt. Maston accepted on behalf of the town, calling for honor in victory and defeat as four thousand five hundred attended the event.
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William A. Ely
Ely Stadium
Sam
Elyria
Satan
R. C. Maston
Ely
Prepare for Long Battle With Rebels
Mexico City reports President Calles plans for a drawn out battle with rebels in Veracruz state. An extra 5,900 troops from Sonora arrive to strengthen the capital garrison and Veracruz forces. Rebels led by General Jiamez and Almada have fled Perote and Oriental, leaving heavy equipment behind. Navy ordered to monitor east coast to prevent Gomez and Almada escape by sea. Felix Palavicini, founder of Fl Universal, gains an amparo. transfer likely to Belem prison. Manuel Palavicini cites hopes for pardons amid diplomatic appeals. Cuba's Vasquez Bello seeks Mexican intercession for the Cuban Senate president’s envoy.
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Mexico City
Calles
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Sonora
Jiamez
Almada
Gomez and
War Office
Perote
Oriental
Whch
Felix Palavicini
Fl Universal
Atavietni
Latin America
Manuel
Sop
Padlock squads authorized in new dry law orders
Washington January 10. Prohibition Commissioner Doran issued orders authorizing padlock squads to trap dry law violators and barring unnecessary shooting or intimidation by agents. Agents must not enter places with drawn firearms and may only use firearms in self defense.
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Wasilington
Qet
Doran
Identification by Teeth Hopes in Lorain Beach Body Case
Lorain Ohio authorities seek to identify a well dressed woman whose body was found on the beach. Coroner Perrys notes unique dental work may provide the only identification, with upper palatal and lower lingual bars and gold crowns on second bicuspids. NY flora label found on clothes offers potential link to a New York concern and a possible daughter search.
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Lorain
Myles E. Perrys
Chronicle-Telegram
O. Ort
New York City
New York
Lorain Tadar
May Revive Old Independent G O P Group
A Western senator discussion aims to revive an independent GOP movement against current 1928 nominees. Notables include Borah Norris La Follette Shipstead and Brookhart. They favor a farm bloc candidate over Coolidge Dawes Hughes Lowden or McNary-Waugenpiller support.
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Washington
Art
Borah
Idaho
Norris Theon
Sobrs Brookhart
Town F
Nye
N. D. la Faullette
Blaine
Wis
Mey
Frank
Lowden Ollinois
Law Certificate Filed After Fifty Years in Banking
Fifty years after being admitted to the Ohio bar, Charley E. Jameson of Wellington filed his law certificate with Miss Mabel Marsh, clerk of courts, marking his new right to practice law in the state after a half century in banking.
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Charley Et Jameson
Wellington
Ohio
Mabel Marsh
Russell Scott Ends Life in Illinois Jail
Russell Scott, convicted felon, hanged himself in Cook County jail after a long insanity appeal process. His wife Florence consented to possible postmortem brain examination to seek vindication. Separate reports note a deadly interurban collision near Avon Lake, with two dead and nine injured, under investigation by the Public Utilities Commission.
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Chicago
Jil
Russell Scott
Taurgeter
Florence Scott
Thomas J. Scott
Detroit
Cook County
Stott
Scott
Columbus
Lake Shore Electric Limited
Avon
Lorain
Public Utilities Commission
James Huffman
Muffman
Negro on Death Row After Cincinnati Murder Verdict
John Rucker, 41, a Black man, was found guilty of first degree murder by a Cincinnati jury for the fatal shooting of patrolman Joseph Framxen during an attempted arrest on July 4. The panel did not recommend mercy, and the verdict aligns with state demands in the case.
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Cincinnati
John Rucker
Rucker
Joseph Framxen
University Man Accidently Killed in KU Dorm
Lawrence Kans Oct 10 Accidental discharge of a revolver killed Edward Naylon 20 Leavenworth Kans a junior at the University of Kansas Naslon had placed the loaded gun on a table in his room His roommate Brian Sarbis captain of the University Cross Country team picked up the gun and it fired into Naylons head Sarbis a senior at the University and Hastings Neb was exonerated of responsibility in the shooting
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Lawrence
Kans
Edward Naylon
Leavenworth
University of Kansas
Naslon
Brian Sarbis
Ram
Naylon
Sarbis
Univrsity
Hastings
Hindu Moslem Riots Report From Allahabad Dispatch
The Morning Post's correspondent in Allahabad reports serious Hindu Moslem rioting in India with thirty six casualties at Jabulpore. Tension is high at Chudwara where police barred a Hindu procession of confiscated images and Windus protest to the central province governor. Developments are expected.
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London
England
Qet
Morning Post
Allahabad
Tanday
India
Jabulpore
Chudwara
Windus
Tax cut plan urged by U S Chamber for commerce groups
The U S Chamber of Commerce urged about 1 400 chambers and trade groups to back a 409 million dollar federal tax cut. They call for lowering the corporate tax from 12 to 10 percent and repealing the federal inheritance tax and wartime excess profits tax. The proposal estimates a 290 million dollar drop this fiscal year with full 400 million in the next year. The report says corporate taxes last year yielded 1 2 billion and notes higher state and rural levies on corporations.
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Washington
Chambers of Commerce
U. 8 Chamber of Commerce
Garbo Denied Third Offense Liquor Charge in Lorain
Rosario Garbo of Lorain was arraigned before Judge W B Thompson on a warrant charging a third offense liquor violation after state prohibition agents arrested him. Garbo pleaded not guilty and was released on bond of 2546 dollars.
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Rosario Garbo
Lorain
W. B.B. Thompson
E. Rankin
Eperlor
Garbo
Tear gas drives bootlegger from New London home
New London Ohio October 10 tear gas forced Fred Perkins a New London bootlegger from his home after ten state agents were barred from entry during a raid Perkins owed 500 dollars and costs on liquor charges and assault and battery charges may be brought against federal agent O E H Rankin for injuries suffered during the raid Rankin said today tear gas finally drove Perkins to the street
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New London
Fred Perkins
Perkins
O. EH. Rankin
Rankin
Many Smashes in Weekend Taft Elyria
A flurry of minor traffic accidents occurred in Elyria Saturday and Sunday with no serious injuries. Reports list collisions on West and Lodi streets, Broad and West avenues, Chestnut Street, East Avenue, and Lake and Huron streets. One mother and child were slightly hurt. others sustained minor damage. A second item notes Sunday Creek Valley miners to mass meeting at Murray City Tuesday.
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Elyria
William Talarski
Warren Avenue
West Avenue
Lodi Street
John Smith
Gladys Hunter
Birmingham
Broad Street
Hacking
Aleck Parsch
Margaret Ray
Chestnut Street
A. J. Hopking
R. D. Wo
East Avenue
Second Street
J. C. Malden
Clinton Avenue
Lake Avenue
Walter
Ruggles Beach
Eric Ingwer
Laurel Court
Samuel Street
Jos Newman
Foster Avenue
William Femery
Eaton
Huron Street
Woodland Avenue
Emery
Glouster
Sunday Creek
Murray City
Cooking school opens in Elyria by Chronicle Telegram
A free cooking school sponsored by the Chronicle Telegram opens Tuesday at the Elyria High School auditorium. Mary Brown Lewers of New York will lecture and demonstrate daily from Tuesday to Friday, showing new dishes menus and home making advice. Attendance begins at 1 15 p.m. and sessions run 2 to 4 p.m.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Dish School
Elyna
Mary Brown-Lewers
New York
America
Davic Os
Mail Bandits Grab £100000 in Checks in Hollywood
Two bandits stopped a bank messenger Frank F Wilmoth in Hollywood driving his car away with his vehicle. The heist involved seven sacks of registered mail reported to contain £100,000 in checks and negotiable securities. In Columbus Ohio prohibition commissioner B F McDonald reported to Governor Donahey tense Lorain conditions with public jeering toward city agent E B Rankin.
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Hollywood
Cal
Bank of Italy
Frank F. Wilmoth
Columbus
B.F. McDonald
Vic Donahey
Lorain
E B. Rankin
Donahey
McDonald
Rankin
Man Arrested on Three Charges in County
Tony Forthover of Ayou was arrested Sunday by Sheriff BE. G. Mathews and arraigned before Judge W. B. Thompson on three charges. Possession and sale of intoxicating liquor and resisting an officer. Forthover pleaded not guilty and bond set at $400 for each offense.
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Tony Forthover
BE. G. Mathews
W. B. Thompson
Forthover
Many Civil Cases In Court Being Settled
The court of Judge A. R. Webber has waited over a week without a verdict as juries hear civil cases. Of 35 assigned this week, 11 have been settled or dismissed, with six trials scheduled each day but five dismissed or settled daily. Bailiff Judc C. Jackson cited docket decisions and repeated postponements as the reason no case has yet gone to trial.
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A. R. Webber
Bailiiff Jud c. Jackson
Supreme Court refuses bail for couple in widow’s murder case
Supreme Court justice Luther Campbell in Mays Landing New Jersey today refused bail for Myre Margar or Lilliendahl and Will's Beach, charged together with murder of the woman's husband Dr. William Lilliendahl.
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Mays Landing
Supreme Eourt
Luther Campbell
Myre Margar
Lilliendahl
Will
Two Agreed Verdicts Signed in Lorain Court
A jury in Judge A R Webber's court signed two agreed verdicts totaling 3550. The Elyria Construction Co. won 800 against Lorain, Ashland and Southern Railway Co. for demurrage charges. The second award went to William Somagri, a Lorain boy, for 2750 in a personal injury suit against Fostoria Lemon Dairy Co.
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A. R. Webber
Firsl
Lorain, Ashland, and Southern Railway Co
Elyria Construction Co
William Somagri
Lorain
Fostoria, Lenion Dairy Co
French Fliers Begin Long Atlantic Journey
Le Bourget reports Costes and LeBrix, French aviators, started for a South Atlantic crossing to Saint Louis, Senegal, then Natal, Brazil. Their Breguet ship carried heavy fuel, biscuits, meats, waters, champagne, sugar, apples for Argentina's President Alvear. The flight aims to reach Senegal within 24 26 hours and continue toward Natal.
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LE Bourget
Dieudonne Costes
Joseph LeBrix
South Atlantic
South America
Fedetier D'Oisy
Paris
Shanghai
Saint Louis
Senegal
West Africa
Atlantic
Natal
Brazil
Bayonne
Madrid
St. Louis
Thea
Breguet
Tts
Costes
LeBris
Alvear
Argentina
Davis Sees Flood Control as Man Made Problem
Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis told United Press that the Mississippi flood control issue is a man made problem and will be solved with sufficient funding for engineers. He said past efforts worsened the river and current studies aim to compress two years of work into six months to develop strong, uniform defenses against floods as large as 1927.
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Washington
Qet
United Press
Dwight F. Davis
Davis
Stronely
David
Supreme Court voids Wyoming oil lease ties to Teapot Dome scandal
The U S Supreme Court nulled the Wyoming oil field lease to Harry F Sinclair's company, ending a long battle to reclaim the world naval oil reserves. The ruling voided David Doheny's California Eli Hill leases and revoked President Coolidge’s order placing interior control over navy oil. Justice Butler read the 12 47 p m decision, noting evidence of a Sinclair Fall conspiracy and Sinclair’s failure to testify.
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Washington
Teapot Dome
United States Supreme Court
Wyouting
Harry F Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Interior
Albert B. Fall
BH. L. Doheny
Eli Hill
California
Supreme Court
Harding
Interior Department
Navy
Coolidge
Pierce Butler
van Devanter
Stone
Butler
Fall
Sinclair
United States
Stiakitan
Ohio State farms drive large state livestock program
The Ohio state welfare system operates the largest farming enterprise in the state, with 13,919 acres owned and 3,319 leased for agriculture. Under John E. Harper and J. D. Bragey, the state produces 1,110,209 in annual farm output, including milk, cream, butter, cheese, and flowers for state institutions. The program runs 1200 milking cows yielding about 9,277,900 pounds of milk annually, supporting 25 wards with diverse crops and livestock.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Public Welfare
John E. Harper
Former County Treasurer Held for Arraignment
Defiance G Oct 100 W Shuter former Deflages county Democratic treasurer awaited arraignment today after arrest on a warrant charging embezzlement of 22429 24 from county funds. Shuter retired Sept 3 and was succeeded by 679 G K McCormick. Two examiners from the state auditor's office are checking accounts for two weeks.
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Defiance
Shuter
Deflages County
G K. McCormick
Hicksgile
Wkrage
Sete
BSA
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