Robbery suspects in Lorain district receive reformatories
A group of prisoners indicted by the last grand jury pleaded guilty and were sentenced by Judge W B Thompson. Harry Dawson alias Harry Wilson alias Chesles Miller and Sam Spike alias Harry Miller received maximum sentences to the Mansfield reform school. Spike 27 was sent for an indeterminate term. Other defendants confessed to burglaries including the Willys Knight garage at Lorain and were also sent to reform school.
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W.B. Thompson
Harry Dawson
Harry Wilson
Chesles Miller
Sam Spike
Harry iff_ller
Fostes- Fitch
R. H. Vancemark
Mansfield Reformatory
Dawson
Trime
Iowa
Thompson
Tae -Ohin
Wib Orar Andie Arhtahsticgs
Ira
Heeder
Sanduski
Willys-Knight-garage
Lorain
Bos
Mansfeld Reformatory
Tusslane Gell
Lorain Meera
Lorain Girl Killed In School District Auto Incident
Stella Evengo a six year old pupil was struck and killed by an automobile at 740 E 30th Street Lorain Ohio. The driver James Mollisger was exonerated by police. Funeral at St Nicholas church Friday. An educational campaign urged to prevent similar accidents in schools.
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Lorain
Stella Evengo
James Mollisoa
E. 30Th Street
St Joseph’s Hospital
St. Nicholas Church
Cel Vary
FL D. Walters
Supt. Boone
Elyria Liquor Toter Seized and Court Proceedings Noted
Police court records show multiple defendants in a liquor transport case on Lodi Street. James Richards paid 230 dollars plus costs for transporting liquor. Laura Richards paid five dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. William Dobbs faced trial for unclear charges. Chance Kahle paid five dollars and costs for speeding in a school zone.
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Toro Vente
James"Richards
Lodi Street
Fred
Laura” Richards
Wiliam Dobbs
West Ave
Cleveland
ranSia
M.E Obitts
Walter Deichmann
Amiatis
Myers Named Vice President of Hloria Central Labor Union
J Myers elected to fill vice presidency at a meeting in Painter's hall. Reports were heard from the chairmen of the organization Legislative and Union Labor Committees and the Non-Partisan Political Committee on candidates for office. The group unanimously accepted committee reports favoring C H Kopp of 240 South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Myers
L. L
General Sherwood A Sur in Toledo Ohio
General Sherwood A Sur ai is reported critically ill in Rome from pernicious anemia with slight improvement this morning doctors say he remains in a hopeless condition His son James Sherwood at Ravenna is at his bedside Also in Noblesville Indiana jurors accept four in the trial of D C Stephenson and two alleged confederates for the murder of Madge Oberholtzer two challenges remain before final verdict.
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Toledo
R. Sherwood
Rome
Pays.cians
Mainain
James Sherwood
Ravenna
Noblesville
Ind
F D.C. Stephenson
Earl Khack
Harl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Indiantholis
Marcel
Ayers Cooper Heads Council of Ohio Women’s Department Delegates
The Ohio Council of Churches Women’s Department delegates concluded their annual meeting with resolutions condemning race track gambling and supporting cooperation with the state motion picture censorship bureau to assure clean pictures. Wiger S. Cooper of Cincinnati was elected president, succeeding Harvey S. Firestone of Akron who declined re election but joined the executive committee.
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Columbus
Women’s department,Ohio Council Churches
State
Motion Picture Censorship Bureau
Wiger S. Cooper
Cincinnati
Harvey S. Firestone
Akron
Snow Drifted Ten Feet Deep On Mount Washington
A six man search party failed to locate 52 year old Mack Anslehart on Mount Washington as a second party set out amid zero temperatures and 100 mph winds. The party found only 10 foot drifts and tracks in the snow during the perilous search.
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Gorham
Mack Anslehart
Mount Washington
Anslehart
Donahue Jewel Heist Returns Gems to Police
New York reports the 450000 dollar fortune of rose tinted pearls and other gems once owned by Persia’s royal household have been recovered and placed in police custody. Detectives seek the thieves while insurers stay silent. The case centers on Mrs. Donahue and the Plaza Hotel dressing table theft.
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Royal Household of Persia
New York
Donahue
James P. Donahue
F. W. Woolworth
Zems
Walhead
Donahues
John D Coushlin
Police Officer and Wife Die in Crash Near Newport
A Newport police officer Chas Hamilton aged 51 and his passenger Mrs Hattie Silver 35 died after the car they rode in struck abandoned tracks on Alexandria Pike near Fort Thames. The crash occurred yesterday and the victims were pronounced dead at Speers hospital after being transported by ambulance. Hamilton had served in the police department for 29 years and was a widower.
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Chas. Hemiulon
Newport
Hattie Silver
Nile
Dora
Silver
Alexandria Pike
Fort Thames
Speers Hospital
Siler
Hamilton
YMCA Plans Local Boys Games and Competitions
The M C A announces a series of boys games including chess, checkers, billiards, pool, and cue sports invented by Jack Siekkinen. Teams from several Ohio cities will be invited after October 24 entries close. Prizes will be awarded by the M C A after elimination rounds.
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Jack Siekkinen
M.C. A
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Youngstown
Canton
Akron
Three Husbands in a Year Shenanigan Claims
Virginia Gorham 22, of New York, faces arraignment after Marty Rosenberg accuses her of marrying three men in one year without divorces. He names Frank Adams of Tuckahoe New York as husband one and Harry Schmidt a sailor as husband two. Virginia fled Adams shortly after their marriage and later vanished before arrest.
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New York
Virginia Gorham
Marty Rosenberg
Frank Adams
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Rosenberg
Harry Schmidt
Virginia
Adams
Nurse Missing in Harrison Death Declared Coroner
Coroner Miles E Perry said the nurse who cared for 18 year old Stanley Harrison of 110 Furnace Street Elyria is missing. He urged locating the trained nurse who may prove a key witness in the investigation into the cause of death.
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Stanley
Harrison
Furnace Street
Elyria
Miles “E. Perry
Harron
Perry
Herrisoen
Powers Heads Lorain County Parent Teachers Association
W H Powers of Amherst was chosen president at the Lorain County Parent Teachers Association meeting held yesterday at Brookside School Sheffield. Mrs Roy Waltz of Sheffield became secretary, and Mrs Clarence Smith of Ditrra Township was elected treasurer. Joe A Mitten, Henrietta schools superintendent, was named second vice president. Professor C F Rumold of Kent State Normal College spoke on education and parental duties, stressing Bible teaching, parental respect, and reading. Over 200 attended both sessions and toured the school rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hultz
Sheffield
Elyria
Clarence Smith
W H Powers
Amherst
Loraia
Brookside School
Fed¢Schramm
Rissa Township
Joe A. Mitten
Henrietta
Sealee
Cleveland Police Hunt Slayer Durkin After Shahan Killing
Cleveland police hunt fugitive Martin J Durkin for the murder of Chicago federal agent Edward C Shahan who was killed during a failed arrest for auto theft. Chicago detectives and Indiana sand-dune search teams assisted as Durkin fled by train toward Cleveland.警
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Cleveland
Martin J Durkin
Edward C Shanahan
Chicago
Durkin
Indiana
Jealous husband stabs wife to death in quarrel
George Winters a young post office clerk stabbed his 21 year old wife Margaret to death in their home after a two month quarrel said to be triggered by jealousy. He stabbed himself and was arrested. Neighbors reported a scream and Mrs Winters was found mortally wounded.
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George Winters
O Winters
Winters
Cecelia MacDricard
Ars. Weinters
Twins Born Simultaneously In Bronx Hospital
New York reports Mrs Charles De Roberts and Mrs Jack Roth, two sisters by life, shared nearly identical paths from childhood. They entered Bronx Hospital together and both gave birth yesterday to eight and a half pound babies at the same time. One baby is a girl and the other a boy. Both mothers are very well and happy.
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New York
Charles de Roverts
Jack Roth
Trey
Fase
Bronx
Baby de Roberts
Rotas
George A Buswell Rites Set After Death at Home
George A Buswell aged fifty nine son of the late Mr and Mrs Joshua Buswell died at his home Stop 77 Cleveland Road last evening at 730 oclock He leaves three sisters Miss Nelle Buswell Miss Ada Buswell and Mrs G I Myers and a niece Miss Harriet Myers Funeral services will be public Friday at 2 00 pm at the Taylor Funeral Home with burial in Ridgelea Cemetery.
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George R. Buswell
Joshua Buswell
Cleveland Road
Nelle Buswell
Ada Buswell
G. I. Myers
Latso
Harriet Myers
Taylor
Ridgelewa Ceme
Ter
Admiral Sims Calls Air Command Key to Next War
Retired Admiral William S Sims told the President's air board that the next major war will be won through command of the air. He warned the Navy lacks a coherent aviation policy and morale in the air service has suffered while battleships are overemphasized. He urged a bold air-centric policy over a fleet-dominated strategy.
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Washington
William’s. Sims
Air Board
Sims
America
Navy
iTne
Narr
West End
Pont
Gesert
Battleeship
Simst
Mavy Department
Department
Shaw agrees to church request in Cleveland healing case
Cleveland salist Shaw admitted to the church dismissal after a compromise with the Steubenville Presbytery. The presbytery dropped charges over his practice of Divine Healing and allowed him to join the Evangelistic Association with W S Bamford.
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Cleveland
Lile Shaw
Traial
United Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Presbytery
Steubenville Presbytery
Brooklyn Presbyterian Church of
Fire consumes Richmond Coliseum as chief collapses
Richmond Indiana October 14 fire discovered shortly before midnight partially destroyed the Richmond Coliseum Fire Chief Ed Miller collapsed from smoke and flames while directing crews and was taken to hospital Loss is estimated at fifty thousand dollars In Columbus Ohio a suspect in an assault case was held for identification and Berlin reports tentative cabinet approval of Locarno security pact measures
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Richmond
Ind
Richmond Coliseum
Ed Miller
Cta
Columbus
Ost
William Philips
Bertha Abbott
Berlin
Locarno
Kemper
Dry conditions in Pittsburgh during World Series games
Pittsburgh has been comparatively dry during the World Series times played there, according to a report submitted to headquarters by Frederick Bird, the Pittsburgh enforcement administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Washington
Frederick Bird
Pittsburgh Enforce Administration
World Series game postponed by rain at Forbes Field
Commissioner Landis halted play at 2 30 PM after a delayed decision to resume in rain. Johnson and Aldridge likely to start tomorrow as both teams chase a share of the championship with Coveleski and Mathewson.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
Landis
Johnson
Aldridge
Coveleski
Mathewson
Oes
British Foreign Minister Warns Germany Over Security Pact
London reports Austen Chamberlain warns Berlin that no nation can take responsibility for wrecking the Locarno era security pact. Britain hints at evacuating Cologne while Germany presses demands on Rhineland and former colonies, as talks at Locarno proceed amid deadlock.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Austen Chamberlain
Chambérlan
Chamberlain
Yertearday
Faesa
Rasneland
Spar
Germany
Ti Wes
France
Stilk
Poland
London
Cologne
Rhineland
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Lecarna
Colomme
Hindenburg
Pat
League of Nation
Kempner
Indiana Senator Samuel Ralston Near Death
The Indianapolis morning bulletin reports United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston of Indiana has been unconscious since midnight and is in critical condition. Aged 68, his health status grew increasingly precarious, with Frederick Van Nuys noting the grave outlook.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
United
Frederick Van*Nuts
Ralston
Three Die in Collapse of Scaffolding
New York Oct 14. Three men were killed and several injured when a scaffold on which four workers were standing at a 32 story building at 200 Madison Avenue collapsed, hurling them to the street. The dead are John Dowd 42, C Kelly 50, and J Dhaimer.
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SREW
York
Madison Avgeaus
John Dowd
C. Kelly
J. Dhaimer
Births nearly double deaths in city last month
Health commissioner Dr G E Frenen records show 53 births and 29 deaths in the past month in Tas City. The birth total approaches twice the death total, highlighting a notable demographic difference for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
E. Frenen
Heaith
Sharp fight over unification stirs Virginia Conference
In Richmond Virginia Oct 14 a heated debate over uniting Northern and Southern Methodist churches moved toward the Virginia Conference opening its third annual session led by Bishop William Cacéler who claimed he had persuaded followers to oppose the measure. Oct 14 also reports Portage County commissioners agreeing to pay for 12 pairs of rubber boots used in a suit involving Cleveland Worsted Mills and adjoining land damage from floodwaters in Ravenna Ohio. Canal Zone Oct 14 troops maintain control of Panama City as President Cham of Panama seeks a compromise in the tenant landlord dispute fueling local unrest.
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Richmond
Virginia
William Cacéler
Ravenna
Greene
Bertche
Jerr
Cleveland Worsted Mills
Bolbos
Canal Zone
WEA
Panama City
Chi+am
Panamas
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Joseph C. Gray
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Jase Vam
Ala
Gray
Seoul
Ashland
Frank Baum
Lincoln Highway
Geo. Gill
Gill
DunEssian
Inman
Gil
Vas
Powers
Dayton
Daren Conzeil Knights of Columbus
John T. McNicholas
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TOR
Lillian N. Duke
James B. Duke
Tobacco King
Durham
North Carolina
George A. Buswell
Ned Lest Foetane
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Alr Hoi Ting
Shaw
Coliseum
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Aldrich Datile
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Henry Ford
United States Shipping Board
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