Stories of Kelly and his wife awaited in Urschel trial
Oklahoma City Oct. 11 Confident prosecutors await the testimonies of George Kelley and his wife Kathryn in the Urschel kidnapping trial. Defense witnesses to be the couple, with relatives from Mississippi and Arkansas dropped. Precautions for Urschel increased as Kelly’s Chicago gang ties and death threats are outlined.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
George
Machine Tun) Kelly
Kathryn
Urschel
Mississippi
Arkanopa
Charles F. Urschel
Kelly
Chicago
Verne Miller
Geraldine Arnld
Kellys
Miller
South Dakota
Kansas City Union Station
Walter Jarrett
Inemphis, Tenn
Jarrett
Urschels
Railroad Romance Next At Dreamland Theatres
A railroad romance featuring Dan gerous Crossroads at Dreamland Theatre. Chilo Sale plays an aging engineer who longs for one last wild ride and gets it in a tale of risk and renewal.
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Dreamland
Dreamland Theatre
Chilo Sale
Captured at Capitol shows war prison tale stars Leslie Howard
Leslie Howard Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Paul Lukan share ending honors in Captured at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Margaret Lindsay leads the female role in the film about heroes of war prison camps as W Rorer cites details of the ransom plot with names of local figures involved.
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Leslie Howard
Douglas Fair- Hanks, Jr
Paul Lukan
Capitol Theatre
Margaret Lindsay
Spencer Spencer Spends Week Socially in Grafton and Nearby
Oct 11 reports a flu of social calls as Mr. and Mrs. Clair Miller and children visit F I Miller M A Dickason and B A Stroup. Mrs Terrence Curtice and A Q Rook call on Jay Palmer in Wellington. Lutheran groups plan October meeting with Loyd Lechleitner. World’s Fair trip by Greethams. Neighborhood notes include M E division resets, new housekeeping at J T McCourt block, and several Spencerites with colds.
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M. E
Harry Greetham
Chicago
Lutheran Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
Loyd Lechleitner
Ford Dagleish
Frank Brouse
Wretha
Vera Gallatin
Roy Brouse
Clarence Dagleish
Orville
Ohio
Martin Gerber
J. T
Rotarians Hear Talks On Fire Prevention
Elyria Rotary Club met at the Elks Club for a Fire Prevention Week program headlined by Frank E. B. Greene of the Ohio Inspection Bureau. Greene blamed carelessness for most fires and urged caution over wiring and waste buildup. Elyria fire chief Baltes outlined local observances and the national Fire Prevention Week activities underway.
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Elyria Rotary Club
Elks’ Club
Frank EB. Greene
Ohio
W. N. Bates
Elyria Fire Elitef
Greene
Baltes
Ely
Tia
Florida Votes 33rd State To Repeal 18th Amendment
Florida, the 38th state to vote, is reported as the 33rd to repudiate the 18th Amendment. Incomplete returns show repeal by about 4 to 1 after 68 of 1,275 precincts counted, with 67,025 for and 17,428 against. Final results and complete counts expected in days, as delegates to the convention are chosen and the path to repeal unfolds.
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Tallahassee
Fia
Florida
Madison County
Local Dated Social Notes From Wellington Area
Miss Marguerite Curtice hosted the Spencer M E orchestra at her home on Wednesday after a fine rehearsal. Mr and Mrs Will Barrett plan to move soon into the former Ashbough house now owned by Ray Exlen of Elyria. Mrs Walter Bowen and Mrs McCuen chaired a Spencer Methodist division meeting Thursday with officers chosen for the year and refreshments served. Simon Browand visited Smithville Ohio, Wilbur Rook recovered and returned to the Rook Brothers meat market. Mrs Blanch Rice of Wooster visited Blake Stroup’s family. The W H M society met Friday with Mrs Otto Kuepfer in good attendance and work accomplished. Mr and Mrs Ashbough and children moved to Bedford Ohio, with Mrs Ashbough working there at the show. The K of P and Pythian Sisters fish fry Friday drew a good crowd for supper and entertainment. prizes were awarded. Mr and Mrs Torrence Curtice and son Junior opened the week at Perry Ohio as a contest of Mr and Mrs Will Rook.
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Wellington
Marguerite Curtice
Spencer M. E
Will Barrett
Ashbough
Ray Exlen
Elyria
Walter Bowen
McCuen
M. E. Division
K. of P. and Pythian
Torrence Curtice and Son
Perry
Will Rook
Diary Fragments Reveal Captain Hultz Illness In War
A wartime diary by Capt. R K E Hultz of Elyria’s Company B notes October 10 and 11, 1918. He is largely silent, describing delirium and limited awareness of events. Capt. Church overrules military orders to move him to hospital, claiming relocation would be fatal, thus erasing those days from the record.
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R. KE. Hultz
Elyria
France
Hultz
Capt. Church
Dane T. Merrill
Col. Merrill
X Hospital
Radio Programs On Air Across Multiple Cleveland Stations
A dense list of weekday radio schedules for WGAR WAM WHE WHEK WEAF WABC WADM and WIaAY channels shows hourly lineups from 2:00 PM to 2:00 AM featuring shows like Children’s Car Orphan Annie Band orchestras and talk segments. Broad variety includes music bands dance acts and afternoon walkathons, with frequent station IDs and program blocks noted.
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WGAR
Holst
Lowell
Thoma
Amee
Andy Till
Batcl
Iweaver
seeBlack
Blu
Marvel
Warden Lawen
John McCorma
Bergin
Walkathon
Music Room
Marathon
Melodies
Denny
Calloway
Kaye
Wam
Piealant Pete
Chief Granger
Tom Mix
Meroff
Mitzi Green
Death Valley
Wiaay
Rhea
Rae
Jim
Gilman Youns
Breakfast Club
Ray Evans
City Mission
Patty Labato
Ferrara
Jerome
the Reporters
Chris Cross
Hackett
Orch
al Berardi
Ray Henderson
Pop Smallett
Bannen
Georgen Frenchy
Pepper’s Orch
Sign
Fire blamed on defective wiring at city home
A small early morning fire at 409 Park Avenue caused by defective wiring burned insulation and injured Roman Myers as he tried to pull two burning wires apart. The blaze occurred at 7 15 and confined damage to a living room closet wiring fault.
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Roman Myers
Park Avenue
Miller on death row gets stay of execution
Lima dispatch reports the third district court of appeals granted a stay of execution to Arthur Miller age 42 convicted of slaying Roy E. Boggs 28. Miller’s counsel Francis W Darbin filed a petition in error seeking reversal and a new trial.
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Lima
Third District Court of Appeals
Arthur Miller
Roy E. Boggs
Francis W. Darbin
Miller
Peace Returns as 5000 Weirton Workers Resume
Weirton West Virginia October 11 peace prevailed as about 5000 Weirton Steel workers returned to their jobs for a second straight day. Company officials reported over 5000 men at work, about half normal. Plans to resume regular three shift operations were announced. State troopers kept lines moving near gate entrances. Picket lines were smaller than yesterday’s crowd. A few workers were assaulted by strikers last night but no serious injuries occurred.
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Weirton
W. Va
Weirton Steel Company
J. R. Brockus
For Elyria Gas Rates Defense Declares Truthful Stance
A candidate asserts honesty, defending actions on gas and electric rate fights. He cites multiple trips to Columbus, meetings with consumers and council, and ongoing cases in state and Supreme Court. He disputes opposition claims, pledges to steer a measured path, and notes plans on Middle Avenue improvement with state cost sharing.
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Tam
Columbus
Elyria
Cleveland
Supreme Court
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Lodi
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Pocahontas
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Chestnut Street
Middle Avenue
Anoster, Lev.eran
W. H. Vanoster
Paul Lukas
A ‘Diaz
Ion
Warner Bros
Sodel
Harry Langdon
Vitaphone
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