Publicity Push to Halt Inquest Over Local Death
Paul A. Harsch of Toledo accompanied by his attorney urged Coroner Miles Perry to drop plans for an inquest into the death of Stanley Harrison at 110 Furnace Street. Perry said the inquest would proceed unless stopped by the prosecutor. Dr. G S French, City Health Commissioner, said the cause of death and need for inquest would be decided by the coroner if unsatisfied with the evidence. Harrison, Elyna’s first diphtheria victim in fifteen years, died after his parents refused diphtheria antitoxin treatments.
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Christian Science Church of Ohio
Miles
Stanley J.iarrison
Furnace Street
Paul A. Harsch
Toledo
iChristian Science Church
Ohio
Perry
Harsch
Harsch Pour
Lucas Count
Herrison
Elyna
French
William Ganson Rose to Speak at Board of Trade Banquet
William Ganson Rose, renowned Cleveland advertising expert, will speak on the topic Play The Game at the City Board of Trade banquet. The event is set for Saturday evening November 28 at the Stee church, with secretary Frank Odens announcing Rose as a highly demanded speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board OF Trade
William Ganson Rose
Cleveland
Board of Trade
Tstee ‘Church
Frank
Bodies Recovered From Sub S 51 After Block Island Disaster
Newport R I Oct 23 US Naval hospital advised by wireless today that divers recovered no more bodies of victims from the ill fated Submarine S 51 off Block Island Eight bodies of victims of the sea disaster have now been recovered Thirty three perished when the undersea boat was rammed by the steamship City of Rome Two bodies are being brought to the hospital for examination by a fingerprint expert from the Bureau of Identification in Washington.
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Newport
R. I
US Naval Hospital
Block Island
Bureau of
Washington
Rome
Morris Smith Former Elyrian Musician Dies in New York
Morris FL Smith dies at his New York home after a heart ailment. He grew up in Elyria, led or played with Gilmore and Sousa ensembles, headed the New York Musicians Union, and advised the New York legislature. Survived by his wife and brother Bert, funeral plans unavailable.
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Morris Smith
Elyrian
New York
Morris FL Smith
University Avenue
Jerry Smith
Ieader
Elyria Band
Ahh Gilmmore
Sousa
New York Musiician’s Union
Columbia Phonograph Organization
Bert
Tco
Deata
Governors Seek Federal Inheritance Tax Abolition Drive
Washington dispatch reports 32 state governors urging Congress to abolish the federal inheritance tax and grant states the right to levy such taxes for their treasuries. The campaign, prompted by opposition to the death tax on large estates, includes testimony of lawmakers surprised by its rapid growth and organized tax clubs across multiple states.
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Washington
Congress
Iwe
Rainer
Ilinois
Sore Rainey
Green
Iowa
Garner D
Texas
Portland
Ore
Pastor and newlywed killed in car overturning near Jerusalem
Rev Warner Lentz age 25 from Bannor Pennsylvania and his bride Miss Persis Schramm of Burhach ton were killed or injured when an automobile returning from the Count of Olives overturned near Jerusalem. A guide accompanying the party was killed and the chauffeur injured. Rev Lentz and Mrs Lentz planned to depart for Bagdad for the Mesopotamia mission. A bishop of New Hampshire Rt Rev Edward V W Parker was found dead in a hotel room in New Orleans with services held.
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Jerusalem
Warner Lentz
Bannor
Penasylvania
Persis Schramm
Burhacton
Count of Olives
Lentz
Bagdad
Presbyterian
New Orleans
Edward V W. Parker
New Hampshire
Milk Service Praised for City Improvements by State Inspector
Elyria milk facilities show marked progress with new equipment and cleaner processes, says B B Wagner Calum yus state inspector. He notes little adulterated milk now and urges ongoing quality and service by dairies as conditions countywide improve since August.
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B.B. Wagner
Calumyus
Elyria
Wagner
Slyria
Inventions Promise Multi Signal Radio Broadcasts
Washington reports John Hays Hammond Jr proposes a system to send eight separate radio programs on one carrier by sub frequencies. Experts say it may reduce congestion only at very high or very low wave lengths and require new receivers and stations. Potential for 4500 stations exists if technically feasible.
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Washington
John Hays Hammond, Jr
United States
He Ag
Winetpert
Survivors of S S Comanche face mixed judgments at sea
New York observers split on crew of the S S Comanche after a Florida coast fire. Reports say some officers urged women and passengers first while others accuse crew members of shoving people aside. Steamboat inspectors probe claims as one man is lost and captain reportedly exits last.
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New York
Florida
Ofnei’s
Florda
Jacksonille
Antwerps crime gang crack and lodge charter revoked
A Antwerp roundup targets a crime gang led by Dick the Penman, forging and drug peddling charges. The Grand Lodge of Ohio Masons revokes the Vaider Lodge charter after suspensions for violations. Names include Tom Murray, Harry Mason, George Lamo, Joe Vorrs, and Dick the Penman with links to New York, Hamburg, Amsterdam, and London authorities.
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Columbus
Dodge of
Ohio Masons
Vaider Lodz of
Masons
Cimemunt
Vether Lodge
Intern-tional
Ers
ANTW
la Yeu
Antwerp
Amecs
Tom Murray
Harry Mason
George Lamo
Joe Vorrs
Dick the Penman
Brussels
Rgents
Hamburg
Amsterdam
United States
Croon
Horace Lee Washington
Amercan
London
I van der Steen
Palice
Lersele
Didk the Penman
John P.cerasz
Installation of Ohio Child Conservation League officers
State official of conservation league announces the installation of newly elected officers at the Ohio Child Conservation League convention in Columbus. Lakeview re elected president, Elyria vice presidents, Marion treasurer, with delegates and visitors attending a breakfast and program on Home Economics.
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Columbus
Child Conservation League of Ohio
A. G. Whitford
Lakeview
C F Kennedy
van Wert
B H. Long
Elyria
Emil Sweeney
Marion
G F. Miller
Warren
Mrs Chas Hennings Survives High Powered Stove Incident
At 1 30 this morning Mrs Chas Hennings and two year old Roger Lamb were found unconscious in the Hennings home on Middle Avenue by relieved parents. A newly installed high powered stove caused gas odor and near asphyxiation, but both recovered after air was admitted. The dealer said the stove should not be run at full power and lacked proper safety features.
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Charles ‘Hennings
Middle Avenue
Hennings
Roger Lamb
Edward Lamb
Mrs Mary Dugar 71 Dies After Demise
Mrs Mary Dugar of 317 West Street, longtime resident, died Thursday at 1:30 PM at her brother Edward G Floods home 160 West Street. She was 71 years, 1 month and 23 days old. Her husband Stephen Dagin preceded her in death weeks ago. She leaves brothers Edward G Flood Cincinnati Jorn Flow and sisters Mrs P H Monroe and Mrs Anuga Fiche TM Elyria. Funeral Saturday morning at 9 from St Agnes Church. Burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Mary Dugan
West Street
Edward G Flood
Stephen Dagin
Joss
Jorn Flow
Cincinnati
P.H .Monroe
Anuga Fiche
Elyria
Ohio Penitentiary Reaches Record Inmate Total
The Ohio State Penitentiary in Columbus reports a peak population of 3,091 inmates, with 2,631 in the prison proper and 457 at the London prison farm, as overcrowding forces new arrivals into corridor bunks and other alternative spaces. Nearby, a bonfire ordinance violation complaint centers on McGuire Service Station at 111 West Bridge Street. police say a misunderstanding prompted the calls. Fire Chief Wallace Bates notes McGuire burned discarded auto bodies for salvage, while McGuire claims willingness to comply with the ordinance.
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Columbus
Oho State Penitentary
Worden PP
E. Thomas
Ige London
McGuire
West Bridge Street
McGuire's
Wallace Bates
Bulgaria Agrees to Greek Demands as Fighting Ends
Reports from Geneva and Paris detail Greek troops penetrating into Bulgaria near Petrich and advancing along the frontier. Bulgaria says seven civilians were injured as Greece bombarded Petrich. League of Nations calls for armistice talks. Bulgaria and Greece discuss commission to determine responsibility while hostilities pause.
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Bulgaria
Geneva
League of Nations
Petrich
Criouy
Paris
League 102 Nations Council
Bulgeria
Xam Briand
Exim Drum
Imord
League
Mir Briand Senty
Greece
Svathensoct
Brsariens
Carmels
Sténas
London
Pirich
Toadvices
Athens
Pansalos
Bulgara
Soia
Perch
Belgrade
Seraan
Elyria City to Receive 189 916 89 for Next Year Funds Set
City documents show Elyria will receive 189 916 89 for operating year 1926 plus 105 049 25 for a sinking fund. Disbursements include General Fund 3 360 28 Public Safety 83 557 98 Health 11 810 98 Service 723 220 57 Tearhy 7 962 10 Hospital 1 001 2 Police Pension 1 001 27 Poor Relief 1 001 27. Taxes may rise from 242 mills after the election, boosting operating revenue.
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Elyria
Elna
Toria C! Schilleman
Schilleman
Senillmen
Yszan
Professor Harold Hin to Address Lorain Teachers
Professor Harold King of Oberlin College will address a meeting of American History teachers in Lorain county Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Elsha Savings Bank audience room. It opens a series of gatherings for teachers of the same subject. G. J. Mitchelson invites anyone interested to attend.
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Harold King
Hiistory
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Elsha Savings Bank
G. J. Mitchelson
High Schoors
Wr “Mitchelson
Ohio Aviator Killed in Crash
Two Marines assistors Sidue of Norwalk and Albert mer of Barberioe died yesterday at Guantanamo Cuba when their plane crashed during maneuvers. Bodies will be sent back to the United States for burial.
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Washington, Dce
Sidue
Norwalk
Albert Mer
Barberioe
Guantanamo
Cuba
United States
Bootlegger chase ends with two frightened women
City Hall officers pursued a car with a Cleveland plate after it passed their night post near Lake Avenue. A bootlegger routine turned comic when two young women, Miss May Parton and Miss Kate Tuthill, were found inside the Elyria Telephone Co clerk Milas Pashton’s car returning from the Elk’s Charity Ball at Crystal Gardens.
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C. Hawlin
Corbett Southam
Cleveland
Lake Avenue
Circle of Light
Gee
Mag Kate Tuthill
Elyria Telephone Co
Milas
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Pemnshi Varia
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Australia
William Wood
Henrietta Woodhouse
Ortoan
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Yuma
Apriz
William Judson Johnson
Annie Johnson
Stockton Avenue
Johnson
Roinoke
S.S. Comanche
Elyria Womar
Conservation League
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Greer
Pete Senneder
Loran
SFL
Lorang Auto Club
Clin
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Fly- Tia
Chas. Hennings
Mao
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Harold Hin
Asti
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