Y M C A Campaign Sees 656 Members. Clean-Up Push Near 700
After the close of the 1924 Y M C A membership drive eight o'clock last night, boy workers scoured the city in a clean-up campaign aiming for 700 members. Goacher led with 41 added by a boys team captain. Oscar Dunn tops among men with 26. Rewards include belt buckles, silver pencils, and silver cups for winning teams and top performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goacher
Bob’ Goacher
Goucher
Oscar Dunn
Dave Hyman
Walt Davies
E. L. Moody
Kellogg Day
Ralph Standen
A. C. Hudcutt
Clayton Smith
O. C. Milliken
Harold Gearhart
Guy Findley
Jay Fitch
Emerson Poste
John Everard
G E. Gould
Harl Greenland
Charles Crehore
Toul Moody
George Moody
Ronald Dunn
Dave Horan
Tom Moody
Ralph Kirby
Bob Fauver
Skinny” Wilcox
Cleatus Heidrick
Gerald Hultz
Wilbur Davies
John Echler
Dunn
Four arraigned on liquor law violations in police court
John Kolopos operator of a Woodford avenue pool room was arrested last night on liquor possession charges and pleaded not guilty held for trial Friday. Helen Zlotkoski of 348 West River street pleaded not guilty on liquor possession and held on $800 bond. Harry Murphy 36 of 504 Twelfth street pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct fined $5 and costs. Jerome Lamphier 48 on West River street charged with being drunk and fined $5 and costs after allegedly attempting to sell liquor.
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John Kolopos
Woodford Avenue
West River Street
Helen Zlotkoski
Harry Murphy
Twelfth Street
Jerome Lamphier
James Williams
Thirteenth Street
Frank Polk
West Avenue
River Street
Williams
Polk
Holds Father Mistaken On Son Identity
Washington reports a War Department announcement that Robert S'Claira, a prisoner at Atlanta, and Urban Bergeron of Menasha Wisconsin are not the same person after a full inquiry. Bergeron, wounded July 19 1918 died July 28 at American Red Cross Hospital No 2 Paris and was buried in Suresnes.
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Washington
Robert S' Claira
Atlanta
Trban Bergeron
Menasha
Wisconsin
War Department
Bergeron
Marne Salient
Soisson
American Rec
Suresnes
Paris
United States
American Red Cross
St. Clair
Adjutant General
Dope Ring Member Sentenced in Federal Court
Earl Tapp, final member of the Mullion Dollar Dope Ring operating in Mt. Victory and Lima, received fifteen months in Atlanta Federal Prison and a $2000 fine. Judge Kuillits imposed the sentence as the verdict was delivered. doctor J. J Boone, alleged ring leader, reportedly died by suicide in a local hotel about a month earlier.
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Toledo
Earl Tapp
Mt. Victory
Lima
Atlanta
Kuillits
J. J Boone
International bankers buoyed by US loan prospects
A London dispatch notes bankers optimistic about a $200 million German loan with American demand likely to be oversubscribed. They expect full sale in the United States and strong support ahead of the general election on October 29.
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London
New York
United States
Women Rally In Final Weeks Of 1920 Campaign
Women take center stage as campaigns wind down with efforts to mobilize voters across parties. Democratic leaders like Mrs Emily Newell Blair coordinate nationwide activity while Republican organizers push a Victory Vote Drive and influential speakers boost suffrage aims. Progressive figures including Miss Jane Addams back La Follette. the National League of Women Voters and the National Woman's Party organize mass get-out-the-vote efforts with key leaders Alice Paul and Doris Stevens directing activities.
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Democratic
Washington
Emily Newell Blair
National Committee
Izetta Jewel Brown
West Virginia
Davis
Democratic Women's Clubs
Halsey W. Wilson
New York
Thornton Les Brown
Marian Bannister
A. L. Hert
Republican National Committee
Chas. H Sabin
National Women's Republican Club
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Sabin
Ethel Lyford
Jane Addams
la Follette
Chicago
The
Progressives
Elizabeth Hauser
League of Women Voters
Leeee
Mabel C Costigan
Elizabeth Christman
National Women's Trade Union League
Ethel Smith
National League of Women Voters
Carnie Chapman Call
Belle Sherwin
National Woman’s Party
Pennsylvania
Alice Paul
Doris Stevens
Dudley Field Malone
Lucy Stone League
Washington, D. C
National Woman's Party
Joplin
Ill
Chas. H. Sabin
Girard
Alvin T. Hert
Louisville
Cleveland
West Va
Dudley F. Malone
Carrie Chapman Catt
Wmawtotee
Gulf School Protests Prompt Classes More Attention
Residents of the Gulf School district in Elyria township urged the board to improve attention for 41 pupils. The board will partition a room and hire a second teacher after debates about routing to Lake Ave. school. County official defended compulsory studies as required by law and noted Murray Ridge pupils are few and nearby Town Line North.
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Gulf
Elyria Township
Murray Ridge
Town Line North
B. C. Seale
Cars Crash in Thick Fog Injures 25 in Youngstown
In heavy fog two P. and O. traction cars collided while carrying workers to the steel district. Twenty five men were hospitalized, eight in serious condition. Motorman Kry White is among the gravely injured, with a fractured skull and crushed legs. Police probe the crash as more injuries are possible.
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Youngstown
Kry White
N. E. Nicholas White
Markel Joy
New Castle
Iria Sparks
E W. Scott
Charles Appleman
John Sturges
Perken Kent
Bank Call Reports Issued for National and State Banks
Washington and Columbus reports indicate the comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of National banks as of October 10 and the State Banking Superintendent ordered a report on state and private banks due by October 16.
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Washington
Columbus
Scott
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
The weather bureau issues a forecast for next week. Ohio Valley expects generally fair skies with above normal temperatures and a chance of showers and cooler air late in the week. Great Lakes region to see occasional showers in the west during the first half and possibly through the latter part with above normal temperatures until near week’s end.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Lorain Bus Injunction Halts City Enforcement
Judge A R Webber grants a 40 day temporary injunction in common pleas court blocking Lorain city officials from enforcing the bus ordinance. William Miller, a Lorain operator, leads the petition with support from other operators. Supreme court appeal of the Public Utilities Commission certificate of necessity and public convenience looms as trial date is set. Muller posts a $200 bond.
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Tempo
Eit
Lorain
Cief
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
City of
Street Railway Company
Public Utilities Commission
William Miller
Lake Shore Railway Co
Wesley Grills
the Utilities Commission
Muller
Y M C A Mixer Event in Shanghai Highlights
W Lockwood Shanghai YMCA official will attend as guest of honor for a Monday evening membership night reception and exhibition. Awards for the campaign will be presented by Don Baird and James Thomas. J F Burke will preside, with indoor baseball and swimming exhibitions to follow in the gym and pool.
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W. Lockwood
YMW C. A
Shanghai
China
WCA
Don Baird
Oscar Dung
James Thomas
Bob Goacher
J. F. Burke
Ymc.a
Wil
Apol
Harry White
National Council of the Association
Association
World Progress
M. C
Lockwood
Arthur Rugh
Elyria
of China
Shanghai Association
Bors
Multiple Burglary and Robbery Reports Across County
Rural home burglary of Anna Babcock on Lake Avenue yielded a watch revolver and cash. Barbara Richter sues Roy Rising in Common Pleas for two notes totaling 1000. Police probe prowlers near Byington Court. Liquor trial appeals for Mrs Suffa and Mrs Tanchek heard. Speeding fines in police court. injuries from a playground fall. Banditry and killings tied to payroll robberies on trains near Rexin and Ebensburg with several casualties and a large payroll stolen.
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Sheriff's Department
Anna Babcock
Lake Avenue
Barbara Richter
Roy Rising
Common Pleas Court
Caroline Rising
Conrad Rising
Slayer Given Pen Term On 18th Birthday
Ralph Shadel aged 18 confessed slaying Havey Willow his employer in a mountain thicket last December. He was sentenced to not more than 20 years and not less than 19 years in the eastern penitentiary by Judge Miles E. Potter. Shadel spoke calmly on his 18th birthday while expressing joy life was spared.
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Middleburg
Ralph Shadel
Eastern
Miles E. Potter
Shadel
Lfe
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