Legion Boys Take Second In Forty And Eight Contest
Hlyria's American Legion drum and bugle corps will arrive home Sunday with second honors from the National Forty and Eight contest in San Antonio Texas. Sioux City Iowa won first with a score of 91 12 to Elyria Ohio’s 12 points. A telegram from Mayor James A Hewitt says the Elyrians will be greeted by local officials and the Odd Fellows band at Ely Park with a ten minute welcome and refreshments at headquarters. Myers Y Cooper of Cincinnati will speak.
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Hlyria
American Legion
San Antonio
Texas
Sioux City
Towa
Elyria
James A. Hewitt
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Divers Seek Ondine Submarine After Sinking Off Portugal
Paris reports little hope for the crew of the French submarine Ondine with 3 officers and 59 men. Divers search the suspected site near Oporto where the Ondine and possibly another sub were struck by the Greek steamer Ekaterina Coulanderis. No trace or signals found. Ondine has been missing since October 1 after departing Cherbourg. Detectives linked a report of a collision with a submarine on October 3, corroborated by a coastal warning from Rotterdam.
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Paris
Ondine
Oporto
Portugal
Ekaterina Coulanderis
Gizette
Cherbourg
Minister of Marine Steamships
Albert Leborgne
Rouen
Rotterdam
Ekaterina Coulandaris
Fall Fatal to Lorain Man in Basement Descent
Lorain news reports Michael Smith, seventy two, died after slipping on cement basement steps at 1481 East Thirty first street. Coroner Miles Perry ruled accidental death.
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Lorain
Vine Street
Michael Smith
Smith
East Thirtyfirst Street
Miles Perry
Elyria
Car Goes Down Hill Sacker Lacerates Child
A Lorain woman failed a spring grade and her car brakes failed causing a downhill crash. The vehicle struck a tree after four year old Joan Coleman was cut by glass. She was treated at Memorial hospital and released. The Crawfords live at 1309 Ninth Avenue Lorain.
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Spring Valley
Lorain
Joan Coleman
Joan
Memorial Hospital
Crawfords
Ninth Avenue
Loratn
Oberlin man fined in second liquor charge
Melvin Scott of Oberlin was fined 500 dollars and costs on a second offense liquor charge in common pleas court this morning. Sheriff deputies arrested him after a raid at his home where an old pitcher of liquor was found. Scott pleaded guilty and Judge W B Thompson noted he still owes part of a prior fine and was on parole when re-arrested.
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Melvin Scott
Oberlin
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas
Scott
B. G. Mathews
Thompson
Fire on Trojanstar Steamer Off California Coast Under Control
A fire in the hold of the British steamer Trojanstar off the California coast was brought under control by today. Reports say one man was killed and several injured, though Admiral Lines had no confirmation. Four ships aided after distress signals were received, and the Trojanstar was relieved off the southern Oregon coast.
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Portland
Ore
California
Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company
Admiral Lines
Trojanstar
Federal Radio
Oregon
Clarence Chamberlin Leaves Paris for Berlin Flight Start
Clarence Chamberlin began his amphibian plane flight from Le Bourget Field at 10 25 a m toward Berlin. He had overnighted here after a delay from heavy rains and is accompanied today by his wife and four passengers.
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Berlin
LE Bourget Field
Paris
Clarence Chamberlin
trans-Atlantic Flier
le Bourget
Chamberlin
Leviathan
Dismissal of Charge Against Miss Prindle Teacher
The case against Grace Prindle, Chestnut Ridge teacher, charged with anaust and battery over a school whipping, was dismissed due to the plaintiff Gertrude Davidson failing to post bond. County superintendent Rh P Vaughn defended corporal punishment and said the affair stems from parents seeking control of school management.
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Grace Prindle
Chestnut Ridge
Gertrude Davidson
Prindie
Rh. P. Vaughn
Vaughn
Pri
Gubernatorial Campaigns Tour Ohio as Candidates Rally
The Ohio gubernatorial race features Myers Cooper and Martin L. Davey touring multiple counties and cities with speeches and radio broadcasts. Cooper targets high taxes and business principles in state government, while Davey presses opposition to four tax laws. Senator James F. Watson kicked off a Hoover campaign tour at Springfield, criticizing a League of Nations tariff stance. Also, Tony Vasquez injured his left foot after a ditch fall during sewage project work.
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Davey
Cincinnati
WSAL
Cooper
Medina County
Lorain County
James F. Watson
Tadiana
Kansas City
Hoover
Springfield
League of Nations
Democratic Party
Politigal Battle Brief Across Campaign Trails
A garbled report traces mayor James J. Walker in Chicago addressing a Democratic audience amid campaign chatter. It notes figures like Herbert Hoover, Harry New, William O Brien, and Benjamin Git Tow as candidates or officials moving between states. References to Governor Smith, Senator Robinson, Norman Thomas, and Marion Ohio appear, with mentions of policy topics and speeches on peace, freedom, and drug law interpretation.
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James J. Walker
New York
South Side
Chicago
Lorain County Highway Plan Proposes New Routes
A Cleveland Highway Research Bureau report for Lorain County details a west of Cleveland plan to upgrade major east west routes. It cites U.S. Route 29 and State Route 2 with widening, with new direct line routes via Colorado Avenue and Powdermaker Road and a Black River bridge to connect Lorain to adjacent county routes.
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Lorain County
Cleveland Highway Research Bureau
Cleveland
Federal Highway Bureau
Bureau
Cuyahoga County
Lake County
Lorain
Elyria
Lake Shore
Iyria
Belden Avon Road
Cusahoga
Elyria City
Lorain City
Colorado Avenue
Powdermaker Road
Black River
Kansas Avenue
T4th Street
Reid Avenue
Broadway
16Th St
Detroit Road
Sheffield-Fren Creek
French Creek
Avon Village
West River Road
Cold Wave Descends On Ohio and Midwest
The United States Weather Bureau warned of a rapid cold wave as unseasonably warm Great Lakes weather gave way to cooler air. By 10:45 a.m. a 35 degree fall was expected, with Chicago reporting a 12 degree drop from midnight to 1 a.m. and a 52 degree reading at the flatter how, after a 78 degree high yesterday.
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Ohio
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Great Lakes
Chicago
Middle West
Government Weather Bureau
Street Car In Collision With Three Vehicles On Lodi Street
A morning crash on Lodi street involved a street car two autos and a bakery truck. Glenn George driving a coupe attempted to cross tracks and struck the rear of a sedan driven by Mrs. William Schrader, pushing it into a bakery truck. The auto trio suffered major damage while the street car sustained only minor marks. police cleared the wreckage and identified the operating crew as Albert Elyrings the motorman and C R Beele the conductor.
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Lodi Street
Glenn George
William Schrader
E. Ebersold
Twenty-First Street
Lorain
Albert
Dewey Avenue
C. R. Beele
Erie Street
Farmers Plan to Attend Poultry Field Day at OSU
Lorain county farmers are expected to attend the annual Poultry Field Day at Ohio State University on Friday October 19. County extension agent C E Rowland says usually about 25 to 30 attendees come from the county and he expects a similar turnout this year. The program includes a poultry plant inspection, demonstrations at the poultry farm, and addresses by Professor J Holmes Martin from the University of Kentucky on The future of the Treavy Breeds D C Kennard from the Ohio Experiment Station on Keeping Poultry in Confinement and Professor E L Dakan of Ohio State University on Winter Management.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
C. E. Rowland
Rowland
J. Holmes Martin
University of Kentucky
D. C. Kennard
Ohio Experiment Station
E. L. Dakan
Ohio State, University
Shock Restores Memory of World War Veteran
In Pueblo Colorado a crippled World War I veteran Harry Devlin regained memory after being thrown from an automobile by strangers who robbed him. Devlin, who had wandered for twelve years while his Toronto based parents believed he was killed in action, had been injured in a 1916 France airplane crash. He was found unconscious and hospitalized after last night’s incident.
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Pueblo
Colo
Ort
Harry Devlin
Toronto
Canada
Devlin
France
Ohn
Boy Suffers Fractures in Street Accident
Fourteen year old Joe Horvath tripped and fell injuring both bones in his right arm. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment. Joe Horvath lives at 210 Williams Court.
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Joe Horvath
Joe
Williams Court
Sunday Campaign Organizes in Elyria and East Liverpool
Dr Edwin Kirby named general chair man of the Sunday campaign committee. Albert Peterson will oversee prep for the East Liverpool mediation tabernacle dedication set for October. Kirby announced committee chairs for tabernacle meetings including clerical, youth, music, finance, and transportation roles with several local figures named in Elyria and East Liverpool.
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Edwin Kirby
Albert Peterson
William A
Billy
Peterson
Elyria
Kirby
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
East Liverpool
Sunday
Tabernacle
Fast Avenue
AG. 4. Brown
Paul Bourquin
D. P. Bulmer
C.F. Wiseman
Ruth Taylor
East Avenue
A. J. Robinson
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
R. T. Ketcham
Middle Avenue
WW. Co. Fowler
Dean Burns
Robert T. Moore
M. C
J. H. Wurst
Sixth Street
W. C. McClelland
M. C. Aw
A. R. Webber
Washington Avenue
R. E. Jackson
David
Scott
Eighth Street
E. Q. Pallas
Lyria
R. Od
Karl Lehman
Third Street
A. J. Curren
Board of Trade
Transportation
A. Taylor
Fifth Street
A. M. Boyer
Park Avenue
J. Clare Cloyec
Chrontele-Telegram
Cooper arrives for two ny campaign
Myers Y. Cooper the Republican governor candidate arrived in Elyria shortly after 10 this morning en route to Pittsfield for a GOP barbecue and rally. He will base his weekend headquarters in Elyria and speak in Pittsfield Lorain and Elyria, weather permitting a 2500 crowd plan. His Elyria address tomorrow will be on The Obligations of Good Citizenship.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Elyria
Pittsfeld
Cooper
Pittsfield
Lorain
Autoist Assessed S100 Fine and Six Month Driving Ban
Fred Brouse of Spencer was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated on West Broad Street in Styria. He waived jury trial, was found guilty by Justice S. J. George, and jailed for the night after being unable to pay. Driving privileges were suspended for six months. Patrolmen Obitts and Sawyer testified. Brouse is a painter by trade.
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Styria
Fred Brouse
Spencer
Brouse
S. J. George
Justice George
Obitts
Sawyer
West Broad Street
Milton Obitts
Suit Filed For Fifty Thousand Dollars Damages
Louis Desantelli age 18 of Lorain sues Joseph Jameson of Lorain for 50000 in damages claiming a 1919 car collision caused permanent injuries. The petition notes his father received 890 in 1919 and later 275 additional by the court. plaintiff seeks to strike the 275 award and obtain judgment for 50000.
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Louis Desantelli
Lorain
Joseph Jameson
Train Wreck Near Bristol England Leaves Multiple Dead
A mail and freight train collision under a bridge at Charefield Station near Bristol killed several and left 21 injured. Rescue teams worked through debris as effort continued to recover more bodies from the wreckage. A separate incident reports Emil Konsesky breaking his right leg when a rope strand parted while lifting a heavy object at a lumber company. He was treated at Memorial hospital.
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Charefield
Bristol
Emil Kinsesky
Konsesky
Memorial Hospital
Wolf Court
Driver Leaps From Flaming Auto Near Oberlin
Max G. Peabody of Elyria escaped serious injury when flames erupted from his car on Oberlin road three miles east of Oberlin. He leaped from the vehicle as it burst into flames, sending the car into a ditch where it turned turtle and burned completely. Peabody was found unconscious about 100 feet away and rushed to Oberlin Hospital. officials said his nerves were shaken but he sustained no physical injuries.
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Max G. Peabody
Peabody
Oberlin Road
Oberlin
Oberlin Hospital
Marseilles Avenue
Lin
Mother Accused of Drowning Five Children in Detroit
DETROIT Oct 73 Police hold Beatrice Cantera 32 after she was found with her two older children and three bodies in the Detroit river. She says she was tired of beatings from her husband Lorengo Cantera, a painter, who was found asleep at home under a doctor's care for three years.
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Detroit
Beatrice Cantera
Marx
Nita
Goria
Mentis Ons
Newater
Nellie
Lawrenave
Senator Curtis In Washington
Senator Charles Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee arrived in Washington at 1:00 a.m. for a short rest. He went to his Capitol Hill office to handle urgent business and planned to return home briefly before leaving early Monday for Raleigh North Carolina to attend a campaign event that night.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Capitol Hill
Raleigh
N. C
Graf Zeppelin Near Bermuda On Atlantic Route
The Graf Zeppelin, en route from Germany to the United States, was near Bermuda and weather delays forced a circuitous Atlantic course. At 6:25 am Eastern, it was 1800 miles east of Charleston heading toward Cape Hatteras at 35 knots, with repairs underway for port horizontal damage.
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Washington
Charleston
S. C
Cape Hatteras
Navy
C. E. Rosendahl
New York
Germany
United States
Chatham, Mass
Radio Marine Corporation
Station Nel
Lakehurst
N. J
Atlantic
NEL
Bermuda
Hugo Eckener
Chatham
Mass
S. S. Republic
Azores Islands
Graf Zeppelin
Radio
S Marine Corporation
Wuantic
Stuttgart
Muenchen
Berlin
Chathem
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Legion
Surker Ue
Lorain Man
Miss Prindle
Millersburg
Columbus
London
Xenia
Dayton
Tony Vascuiez
Werbert Hoover
Boston
Harry New
William O'Brien
Communist Party
Arizona
National Organization
Benjamin Git- Tow
Phoenix
Louisy
Nashville
Joseph T. Robinson
Seattle
Norman Thomas
Marion
Two-Ny
England
Senator Curtis
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