Raid at McBride's pool room nets liquor and arrests
Prohibition agent Frank Klady and Patrolman Sweet raided McBride's pool room at 570 Broad Street and seized two bottles of liquor. They arrested manager Joe Tarrant for illegal possession and found ten gallons of distilled liquor at McBride's home. Mrs McBride charged with illegal possession and posted $1000 bond as cases continued. Prohibition officer also charged Cas Rumnisky at 2195 Elsa with four quarts hidden liquor and fined $50 plus costs.
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McBride
Broad Street
Frank Klady
Lis
Sweet
Joe Tarrant
No 12
West Avenue
Ofhcers
Mrszatia McBrde
Disor Janes
O Rive
Frank Kiady A
Cas- Sr Rumnisky
Elsa
George
Ilegal
Ever
George Hunt 82 dies after decade of illness
George Hunt, 82, of 124 Cornell Avenue, died this morning at 45 past four. Survived by wife Mrs Laura Hunt and two children George Edward Hunt and Mrs Leland Minch, plus sisters, brother, and two grandchildren. He worked at the Tillys Overland plant and was an Odd Fellows member for 28 years and a Royal Arch Mason. Remains to Funeral Home. funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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George Hunt
Cornell Avenue
Laura Hunt
George Edward Hunt
Verne
Leland Minch
New York State
Hunt
Tillys-Overland
Odd Felons Lodge
Royal Armm of
New York
American debt funding talks move toward new note to debtor nations
Washington dispatches indicate the United States plans another diplomatic note to debtor nations. The communication will press for settlement terms as the American government waits for visible cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cerieim Euroam
United States
Fragmented OCR Summary From Obscure Newspaper Snippet
Readable text shows scattered references to numbers and names, but details are incomplete. The fragment mentions locations and percentages without coherent events or clear subjects.
Elyria Banks To Close During Services For Arthur L. Stark
The death of Arthur L Stark removes a leading Elyria business man and plant manager who helped build Harshaw Fuller Goodwin Co into a large chemical operation. He led city activities and served on local financial and civic boards. Funeral services are Friday at 2 pm, with banks closing during the hour.
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Elyria Banks
Arthur L. Stark
Arthur L Stark
Harshaw, Fuller & Goodwin Co
Stark
Lorgin County Savings & Trust Co. Memorial Hosptal
Y. M.C
Lakeview Cemetery
Cleveland
Coal Ledge in Ohio River Reaches Boone County Farmers
Low water in the Ohio River allows Boone county Kentucky farmers to mine coal from a sandbar near North Bend. Visible coal peeks above the surface while the rest lies buried two feet deep. farmers use plows to extract it. Local schools in the area also receive coal supplies from the river.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Boone County
Kentucky
North Bend
London Ambassadorship in Question as Officials Weigh Names
Dec 18 dispatches from Washington suggest Fhau Root former secretary of state may be named ambassador to Ireland, replacing George Harvey. The post was expected to go to Solicitor General Jas AT Ree', who has signaled support for Ireland. Rumors circulated amid secrecy and limited comment from Ere.
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London
Wash
Fhau Root
Leairland
George Harvey
Jas AT
Police Break Up Card Game in Lorain Raid
Lorain police raided a location at 1782 Broadway and found a gambling game in progress. Charles Johnson, C F Schanfiel, and Siires Cramer were charged with gaming and attempt. Fred Calan faros and others faced various charges. all were released on bail and to be tried later.
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Lorain
Broadway
Sell
Permitims Cambhime
Cenrre Johnson
C F Schanfielmer
Siires Cramer
Fred Calanfaros
Lassey Kremzenko
Walter Metta
J. N Cadro
O. Vanirar
Rarchins
Will
North and South Railway seeks 332 mile line to oil fields
The North and South Railway Company applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authorization to build a 332 mile railroad from Mules City to Casper to serve the Salt Creek oil fields. The proposal also would bring substantial traffic from the Torport Dome development area, aiding regional growth.
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Washington
North and South Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mules City
Monat
Caspar
Wie
Salt Creek
Era
Registration Days Open Friday and Saturday
Tomorrow and Saturday registration days will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in every city voting booth. All residents who have not registered since the last presidential election must pay 80 cents or lose the right to vote. Movers must register or transfer to the new precinct before the November 6 election. remaining registration day is Monday, November 1, with transfers available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muert
Saxony Gov Faces Break With Berlin Over Communist Rule
Berlin cabinet weighs the danger in Saxony as communists seize control and Saxon diet speeches reveal an open rift with Berlin. In Dresden Premier Zeigner denounces Bavaria and calls for action against Bavarian coalition finance minister Boettcher.
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Berlin
Saxony
Dresden
Zeigner
Bavaria
Finance Boettcher
Lloyd George on reparations policy in Chicago speech
David Lloyd George spoke to about ten thousand at the International Auditorium denouncing punitive measures on Germany. He urged tempered peace and an impartial World War reparations commission with American input. He planned next to visit Lincoln's tomb in Springfield and then continue to St Louis.
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Chicago
David Lloyd George
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Til
St Louis
Germany
America
International
Britain
Welchman
England
Tope
France
George Pears
Franks Cheshmnver Hurt In Truck Crash
Frank Chesmnver was injured when his truck and another vehicle collided on Close and Street. He received bruises and finger injuries after being thrown to the pavement. he was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Charles Bradier
Buffalo
Fate
Frank Che
Bae
Illness Delays Lloyd George Chicago Visit
British statesman Lloyd George visits Chicago but is ordered to bed by doctors. Dame Margaret Lloyd George, his wife, substitutes for him on stage after a royal welcome, as the ex prime minister declines to give a public address.
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Chicago
Margaret Lloyd Earge
Brothers wed mother and daughter in knotty marriage
In New Port Kr Thomas Morris 45 of Galena Ohio and William Morris 45 wed two women in the same family, Mrs Gertrude Winsor 45 and Hazel Morris 17. The double ceremony creates a tangle where in law relations cross familial lines and potential future children would blur aunt, sister in law, and grandmother roles. Magistrate Theodore Bertlesman presided.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Thomas Morris
Galena
Ohio
Gertrude Winsor
Wikliam Mors
William Morris
Hazel Morris
Illiam Morris
Girl says wooer shot himself after quarrel
Miss Tracy, 23, to be examined as to the death of Paul Brosier, 24, who died in a Dayton hospital from a head wound. She says Brosier shot himself after an argument during a car ride, she found him in the road with the gun, and police took him to the hospital where he died. Tracy was detained for interrogation.
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Dayton. O
Miss Tracy
Paul Bro
Brosier
Tracy
Tracy Wre
Tortcasts Wineer Cincinnati Weather Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Cincinnati weather scene and people involved with a storm event. Mentions of Speel tntay foterasied and local figures suggest a chaotic report of conditions and forecasts.
Eleven Governors Decline White House Gubernatorial Meet
Washington Oct 18 Eleven governors refused President Coolidge invitation to a White House gubernatorial conference this Saturday. Thirty three governors accepted. two would send proxies and two failed to register or respond. Names listed include Ellsworth Richardson and others.
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Washington
Coolere
White House
Ativena
Richardson
Cat Orna
Moor Itho
Morrar
Tis
Enas
Sestan
Ravege
Regis
Eliana’s Oberlin Representation Grows with 21 Students
Elyria shows 21 students at Oberlin College this year. Roy D. Hudson and Courtney R. Jones study in the Graduate School of Theology. six enroll in the Conservatory of Music. The group includes listed local names among Elyria’s 212 Oberlin graduates and former students forming support for the Building and Endowment Campaign.
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Elsra
Oberlin College
Roy D. Hudson
Im. C. A
Elyria
Eourtney R. Jones
Graduate School of Theology
Conservatory of Music
Evan Anderson
Dorothy M Bell
Earl H Bennett
Linda M. Blanchard
Harold Barns
Esther E Conway
Edythe Harris
Effie B. Humphrey
Anne E Johnson
Barbara F. Johnson
Kenneth R. Kolinski
Gladys McCullotzh
Carel Jensen
Harris E. Phpps
Benjamine Racz
Geraldine Smith
Bradford R. Stetson
Charlotte E. Webster
Elizabeth Ywidcor
Oberin College
Oberlin
Eliya
el Ya
Oberia College
Oberha
Soang
Sfe
Legion Backs Labor Aid to Pass Adjusted Compensation Bill
San Francisco Oct 18 The American Legion pledges labor support to push an adjusted compensation bill through the next Congress. AFofL leader Samuel Gompers calls the bonus a debt to fighting men and urges immediate passage. The convention faces a controversial resolutions report attacking un American organizations and possibly targeting the Ku Klux Klan.
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San Francisco
American Legion
United Support of Labor
the Legion
Santue
Cal
Resolutions Committee
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Thomas W. Miller
Deleg Tes
Amercan
International Court of Tasties
Criminal Assault Plea Involving 14 Year Old Victim
A man named Emory faced charges of attempted criminal assault after a 14 year old girl testified. He pleaded before Judge W E Thompson and received a sentence of five years with probation terms. The case involved police warrants and testimony from Captain SPY Pronelly. Elmer Lowe of Augustvale also pled guilty to assault and battery, fined $25 and costs.
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Charles Emory
Gulf Road
Davehtier
W. E. Thompson
Emory
Spy Pronelly
Resco Ag
Infaeares
Eplio
Elmer Lowe
Augevale
National church council aids 1926 Washington convention
Springfield Mass October 18 The national council of the Congreseional Church voted to aid the next convention in Washington DC 1926 to open a contest in which Akron Ohio was the chief competitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
National Council of the Con-greseional Church
Washlandton
D.C
Akron
Cincinnati Meeting on Ohio Valley River Improvement
Report from Cincinnati dated October 18 details members of the Ohio Valley River Improvement Association discussing the section closure. The note references the fanaticalion and a son of the fanaticalion, highlighting ongoing local efforts in river project planning.
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Cincinnati
Resola
Speniy
Che
Olno Valley Tiver Improvement Association
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Arthur L, Stark
Hear EN Rugt
James M- Beck
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Lloyd George
Lincoln Tome
Frank Chesmnver Hert
Wooer
Ene HS
Tortcasts Wineer Cincinn
Tao
Arcard
Sol St
Pean
Cacimnati Sad
Wat
Fea
Stephan Cave
Irene
Coolidge
Bandits
Eliana
Udlase
Delth
Ats
Pacdit
Gulf
Salvation Army
Ridgeville
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