Death Probe In Redington Seeks Foul Play Clues
County coroner E Perry and City Solictor in Redington head inquiry into the death of Beroski 42 found at the foot of basement stairs of 29 West River. Postmortem shows base skull fracture from a heavy blow. Interrogations of family and neighbors continue to determine whether foul play occurred.
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M Beroski
E. Perry
Redington
Denis
Eroski
Stanley Slawski
Adam Zurowski
Peter
West River
Janus
Beroski
Dromer
E. Ferry
Ses
Heedington
Isner Perry
Doc F. A. Lawrence
H. M
Rasorry
Peter Janus
Steel & Tubes
Train Hits Auto Kill Two in Ohio Near Hamilton
An Ohio train struck an automobile near Hamilton killing two men Perry Baker twenty nine and John Fennison twenty five both from Hamilton as they returned home from a night shift at the Miami Tron and Coke Company. The Cincinnati bound train from Richmond Indiana demolished the auto.
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Ain
Perry Baker
Fennison
Thon
Elyria Man James Thomas Civil Engineer Leader
James Thomas, age 21, studied civil engineering at Cornell and lived in Elyria. He worked in Philadelphia as a civic engineer, joined Garford automobile manufacturing in Elyria, later moving to Columbus Street in Columbus. He has held leadership roles at the Rotary Club and is secretary to the club, enjoys stamp collecting, and dreamed of being a ge builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thomas
Cornell University
Elyria
Ell
Philadelphia
Manu
Garford Automobiles
Thomas
Bicc- Alloys Company
Ry Club
Jamas
Columbus Street
Chicago Storm Damages Waterfront Roads and Pier
Chicago faces extensive damage after a severe storm lashed the waterfront for 22 hours. Fifteen foot waves and a two mile per hour east wind raised Lake Michigan levels by 19 inches, wrecking automobile roads along the shore and inflicting heavy losses on the unfinished outer drive and south government pier. No lives were lost, but several narrow escapes occurred as workers repair fifty miles of shoreline.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Buckley Gives Up After Appeal Refused
Former State Treasurer Bert B Buckley will not pursue further appeal after the federal circuit denied rehearing in his bribery and conspiracy case. He was sentenced to two and a half years in a federal penitentiary and fined 1900 dollars. Buckley asked for time to settle personal affairs and said he could not afford more court action.
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Columbus, CO
Bert B. Buckley
U. S. Marshall
Stanley Borthwick
Buckley
Federal District Court
Federal
Atlanta
Federal Circuit Court of Appezls
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
Borthwick
District Court
Jury 10 Begin School Probe Wednesday
Delaware Oct Li. County Prosecutor Winston W. Hill won a grand jury inquiry into the girls Industrial School here to probe immorality drinking cruelty to inmates theft of state property and rule violations. Judge H. W. Jewell ordered the investigation set to convene next Wednesday with the inquiry prompted by affidavits from former inmates and employees and statements by local citizens. The Eltons deny the charges noting the inquiry is politically motivated as they are Democrats and say disgruntled former staff are behind it.
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Delaware
Winston W. Hill
Common Pleas
H. W. Jewell
todat_ Hill
State Welfare
Hal H. Griswold
Columbus Hill
Griswold
Soing
J. P. Elton
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Xenia
Hill
Elton
OGHOOLEY MAY TELL WHAT HE KNOWS
In Cleveland Ohio prosecutors edge toward indictments of city officials as Schooley in prison offers to testify in exchange for sentence relief. Atwater’s grand jury testimony names Councilman Potter and City Clerk Thomas as conspirators in a city playground deal costing $33,000. The probe widens with potential further indictments and continued denials from Thomas and Potter.
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Cleveland, O
Liston G. Schooler
Ray T. Miller
Schooley
Harmon G. Atwater
Euilty
Atwater
Schooler
William E. Potter
Fred W. Thomas
P. L. A. Lieghley
Thomas
Potter
Michael Froelich
Herman Finkle
Hollenden
Western Reserve Republican Club
Finkle
Florida
Froelich
Miller
E. J. Horple
State offices to close for Columbus Day
State offices will be closed tomorrow in observance of Columbus Day. Governor Cooper announced the closure as a holiday will pause government work across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cooper
Lobby Probers To Question Experts Bulletin
Washington reports the senate lobby investigating committee will begin by calling Frederick L. Koch an expert for the tariff commission and William Burgess a former Republican member as the first witnesses, announced by Caraway today.
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Lobby
Washington
Frederick L. Koch
Tariff Commission
William Burgess
Commission
Senate Lobby
Caraway
Todar
Senators Hope MacDonald Visit Sparks Anglo American Ties
Washington October 11 The visit of Premier MacDonald is viewed as a personal triumph and a step toward better Anglo American relations yet many senators foresee a long road to disarmament. Leaders warn that parity without broad scrapping faces stiff Senate opposition while Hoover pursues a partial approach. Senator Johnson and Borah champion disarmament and naval parity with Britain and the United States, hoping talks yield real limits on armaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacDonald
United States
Senate
United Press
Hoover
France
Italy
Hiram Johnson
Repn
California
League of Nations
Uis
Great Britain
Borah
The
Foreign Relations Committee
Dispute Delays Hilliard Road Hearing to Jan 1930
The Hilliard Road project hearing before the county commissioners was postponed to January 19, 1930, to allow further investigation. The session featured tensions between Commissioner George Rhoads and attorney Robert Rice over compensation basing on the tax duplicate, with New York Central Railway seeking 12080 for crossing work. The meeting also addressed vague road markers and special plots for affected landowners as the panel seeks to secure state highway involvement for a Route 20 relief project.
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Hilliard
County Commissioners
Conn
George Rhoads
Atty
Robert Rice
Barbara
Mary
Peter Merer
Rite
Rice
Rhoads
New York Central Railroad
Don Myers
Columbus
State Highway Department
Hilliard Road
Elyria
Gulf Road
Ely
Cuyahoga County
Schwartz
On Lookout for Two Girls From Wooster
Wooster authorities have asked Sheriff Clarence E Adams to search for Mildred Monrad 14 and Wanda Miller 16 who left their homes yesterday and have not been seen since. They were reportedly seen yesterday in Vermilion.
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Wooster Wooster
Clarence E. Adams
Mildred Monrad
Wanda Miller
Wooster
Vermilon
How a Elyria heating plant makes a warm home
Chronicle Telegram reports on how Fox Furnace Company in Elyria produces hot air furnaces. The piece walks through the process from raw materials cast iron limestone and coke to cupola melting molding and sand patterns for furnace components, highlighting daily cupola relining and the bustling factory floor.
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P. Hayes
Fox Furnace Company
Woodford Avenue
Hayes
Fox Furnance Company
Fox Furnace
Baseball First Inning Play by Play Report
In a delayed start at 1:35 pm McMillan struck out after a foul sequence, English sentouts followed by a strikeout on Hornsby. Athletics and Cubs mix in the field as Haas hits a single, Cochrane and Simmons advance runners, and attempts at stealing proceed with no score or errors through the early innings.
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McMillan
Ashop
Hornsby
Hornsey
Bishop
Grimm
Cubs
Haas
Cochrane
Stephenson
Simmons
Simons
Russ
Foxx
Miller
Cuyler
Boley
Beier
Drkes
Curiler
Boby
Secord
Earnshaw
Tarler
Tanner
Drk Es
Bush
Rens
Grimm Hass
English
Butler Tells of Fire Loss and Prevention Week
Howard Butler spoke at Elyria High School during Fire Prevention Week assembly. He cited the national fire loss for a year and a half as about 462 million dollars, noting a decline from 1926. He linked the fiftieth Chicago fire anniversary to the movement, and a rally for the Elyria High Show football game followed with the band performing.
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United States
Boulder Dam
Howard Butler
Butler
Chicago
Elyria High
Cubs Lineup Features McMillan English Hornsby Highlights
The Cubs field a lefty batting order with McMillan at third, English at short, Hornsby at second, Wilson in center, Curler in right, Stephenson at infield, Grimm at first, Taylor behind the plate, and Bush on the mound. This snapshot lists positions and players likely for an upcoming game.
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CUBS
Wilson
Curler
Boy
Foxx
Stephen Sot
Stephenson
Bishop
Wilson Que
Grimm
McMillan
English
Hornsby
Taylor
C. Bush
Athletics and Cubs clash in 1929 World Series game three
At Shibe Park Philadelphia on October 11 the Athletics hosted the Chicago Cubs in game three of the 1929 World Series. Amid warm sun crowds formed a long queue for Connie Mack’s A’s first home World Series game in 13 years with a festive atmosphere and diverse street activity surrounding the park.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Connie Mack
William Tennyson
W. Tennyson
Mid-Town
J. Franklin Kratz
Fall Fights To Continue Trial In Bribery Case
Washington Oct 11 Former interior secretary Albert Fall pressed a last bid to delay the bribery trial as three physicians reported bronchial pneumonia yet a court doctor and Fall’s own physician said he improved. Justice Hitz took the request under advisement for a Monday recess hoping Fall can attend.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Wm. Hitz
Fall
H. T. Safford
Frank Leech
Macdonald in New York for three day visit and events
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald arrived in New York with daughter Ishbel for a three day stay. He plans dinners and interviews with President Hoover, insisting rest is unlikely, and will depart for Toronto on Monday before sailing from Quebec on October 23. A separate dispatch notes Joseph Rook is jailed in New Haven on non-support charges and will be brought to Elyria.
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New York
Ramsay Macdonald
Adoption
MacDonald
Hoover
Iishbel
Washington
Hudson River
Jersey City
Werlin
America
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgen & Co
Toronto
England
Quebec
Roadside Farm Produce Advertises Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Classified page promotes daily offerings from Roadside Farm Produce including Concord grapes cabbage apples and potatoes. buyers are invited to place want ads to specify items and secure at reasonable prices.
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Shaw and Cochrane
Bush and
Hbor
Fhen
Industrial School
Oghooley
Cleveland City Hall
Chronicle-Telegram
Charles W. Lawrence
Johnathan Smithson
Vermont
Johnathan
Maine
Sunbeam
Ohio
Foxx Hornsby
Currier
Ors
Dyk
C. Simmons
If. Foxx
MpHer
K. Dykes
Ss. Earnshaw
Moran
van Graflan
Klem
Dineen
Macdonalds
Deptie
En Haven
Joseph Rook
New Haven
Rook
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