Mayor Jones defends leadership in city park speech
Mayor Jones faced critics in a city park address to a large crowd, inviting opponents to join him on stage. He reviewed his administration's work, highlighted the N CG grade crossing project, claimed efficiency and low bids, and explained delays over a private right of way and rising pipe costs. He asserted continued focus on city interests and pledged to seek best outcomes.
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Jones
Carson
Tella
Lorain
Board of Control
Hinkson
Campaign at Fever Point in Elyria Association drive
Members gathered for a report dinner as the Elyria Association led the state wide membership drive with 57 percent. Red Blood Divisions carried the gains, bringing in more members than the Bly organization, while the Blues held a slim early margin.
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Elyria Association
Blues
Jenkins Nabbed Here For Forgery
L W Jenkins, a South City resident, was arrested by Sheriff Underhill on forgery charges after passing two $21.50 checks signed A Sanders. The youth, known as Jim the Pen Man, fronts a police court record and is the first indicted suspect from a secret grand jury to be arrested.
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L. W. Jenkins
Underhill
Forsery
A. Sanders
Jenkins
Jim
Traud
Foreman Suffers Burns on Green Line Pole
Albert Orvis foreman on the Green line received a deep burn to the left thigh and right palm yesterday afternoon at Stop 5 Graf ton line while a heat charge of electricity was used. He was taken to Memorial hospital and is reported recovering in good shape.
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Albert Orvis
Grant Street
Grafton
Tee
Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma Lifts Martial Law As Legislature Meets
Governor J C Walton lifts martial law in Oklahoma during a joint legislative session. Walton’s address urges anti Ku Klux Klan legislation as the assembly meets under extraordinary session to discuss restoring order and erasing the hooded menace blamed for last week’s unrest.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
J. C. Walten
Joint Assembly
Gov Walton
J C. Walton
TE Son
Jet Assembly
J. C. Walton
Yankees win 4 2 as fall classic resumes in Polo Grounds
In a subdued Polo Grounds crowd of about 45 000, the Yankees beat the Giants 4 to 2 in game two of the series. Roth homered in the fifth after a prior blast, while Ward and Meusel contributed key hits as New York matched last year's momentum with a second victory in the world series.
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Giants
Huth Oade
Hower
Roth
Ward
Yankees
Polo Grounds
N.Y
Two More Lorain Booze Toters Arrested
Lorain police led by Frank Kladvy arrested George Barto of 2329 Vine Street after a third liquor law charge. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Jude Webber and posted a 2500 bond ahead of Tuesday’s hearing. A second couple, Milearek and Marr, were also jailed for attempting to dispose of wine at their home.
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George Barto
Vine Street
Frank Kladv
Claton
Jude Webber
Batio
Edward Milearek
27Th Street
Lorain
Milearek
Mitratek
Marr
School Tots Die in Crossing Tragedy Near Ravenna
At Atwater's Crossing Rootstown near Ravenna an eight chldren’s school bus was struck by The Clevelander train. Nine others were injured or killed as rescuers moved bodies to morgue and hospital. Six children escaped by jumping from the wagon. Two investigators to probe disaster.
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Pennsylvania
Clevelander
Atwater’s Crossing
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Here
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Elli Stansche
Mildred
Harold
Verna Shaw
George Shaw
Thelma Benshaff
Frank Benshaff
Richard Silvari
Charles Silvari
Margaret
Michael Kuntz
Lawrence Shaw
Stephen Wansek
Stanley Benshaff
Louis Cline
Joe Kraise
Cline
Portage County
Rootstown Central School
Kraise
Fairchild
al- Taazi
Cleveland
New York
Andrew Kazimer
Valeria Shvasi
Frank Kuntz
Glenn Fenschoff
Roy Benschoff
Edward Sorenson
Line
Acros
Columbus
State Inter Commission
West Gate
At Eoststown
Portage Hich Exznt
Arknol
Oberlin College discussed by Lorain County leaders
Prominent Lorain County citizens gathered at Oberlin College for a dinner and a discussion led by Judge W B Thompson on the college’s relation to the county and the Oberlin Building and Endowment Campaign. President King highlighted Oberlin’s student impact and local spending before outlining a proposed endowment totaling 4.5 million for endowment and buildings.
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Lorain County
Oberlin College
Phi Kappa Pi Literary Society
W. B Thompson
Elyria
Lorain
Ohio
King
Ohio State University
Loraig County
Charles M. Hall
Oberlin Colless
Conservatory of Music
de Ficard
Cass Gilbert
Stokes Divorce Trial Reveals Love Nest Trips
New York October 11 W H E D Stokes multimillionaire hotel and turf man brought another witness in his divorce suit against Helen Elwood Stokes. Liam Payne a house maid testified to Mrs Stokes visiting Edgar T Wallace in his apartment and entering Wallace's bedroom with Wallace present hair pins and red hair found in the room. Mrs Stokes mother created a scene in the courtroom as the maid identified her daughter.
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New York
HE D Stokes
Helen Elwood Stokes
Edgar T. Wallace
Liam Payne
Wallace
Max Steurrer
Stokes
Stouer
Samuel Anierny
AS Miller
Stones
Bandits Steal Furs Valued at 150000 in New York
In New York a five-man gang robbed Frederick Huths on 38th Street, fleeing with furs valued at 125000 after forcing a watchman to surrender. A second incident in Pennsylvania reported a burglary at a Wieressport plant with items valued at many thousands.
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New York
Bardit
Frederick Huth
Azolton
Wersssport
Lavere
Gates Hospital's Outstanding Balance Noted for $5,000
A fragment notes Gates Hospital showing an outstanding balance of five thousand dollars. The text then shifts through garbled phrases and numbers, mentioning partial amounts and items without clear context.
Torn plans reveal missing details in Lorain project
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Lorain plan description with references to a white way and schedules. The garbled lines mention a 71 and phrases like toward and pants, but details remain unclear and no coherent event or entities are identifiable.
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Lorain
Banks Close for Columbus Day Observance
Tomorrow is Columbus Day and banks will close for the holiday. Public schools plan to remain open as usual.
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Banks
Roar Ronse Antas
Hwever
Opem
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