Halloween Frolic Promises Gala Night In Park
Halloween plans for Friday include prizes in three costume classes historical artistic and comic with stands at multiple points and free cider and doughnuts for attendees. Stunt committee lined up events roller skating pole climbing lasso throwing burlesque boxing and a bicycle race as crowds gather in the city park with a parade along East Avenue to Broad Street.
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Hallowe'en
Frank Wilford
Joe Bodins
Savage
Oberlin
East Avenue
Snow Storm Envelops Ohio as Cold Wave Hits Midwest
The Weather Bureau issued cold wave warnings for northern Ohio and nearby states as a heavy snowstorm swept toward Ohio from the northwest. Forecasters predicted temperatures of 18 degrees or lower across Ohio by tomorrow morning, with Lorain county already seeing a light snowfall and drizzle turning to a half inch blanket in Elrria and surrounding areas.
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Elrria
Camp reunion moved to Thursday evening at 6 30
Brownheim YMCA camp reunion postponed from Saturday due to heavy rains will be held Thursday at 6 30 at 62 Court Street YMCA. Joe Avex and camp leaders attend. emblems for Campcraft to be awarded. Halloween costumes encouraged with refreshments and prizes for best outfits and clown.
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Brownheim
Jack Siekkenen Bor
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Court Street
Joe Avex
Hallowe’en
Ider
Doughnnis
Robbery of Woolworth Heiress Sparks Police Probe
New York police hunted for a thief after jewels worth 85 000 were stolen from Mrs James P Donahue heiress to the Woolworth fortune while she slept in a hotel suite. Julius Lichtenstein was abroad when the crime occurred and Frank Adams a safe cracker gave information about the mastermind. Private detective Noel Scaff recovered the gems for 65060 dollars in a later twist.
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James P. Donahue
Woolworth
Julius ‘Lichtenstein
West End Avenue
James P. Don 2Hue
Noel Scaff
Iadie
Freak fruit found on rose bush in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio on October 25 31 E Paul reports a freak fruit grown on a garden rosebush. The fruit combines peach like skin and apple flesh with a peach seed count over forty. Paul cut one specimen to inspect its interior and sent another to Luther Burbank for study. The parent bush sits between a two peach tree and an apple tree.
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Dayton
E. Paul
Ife
Paul
Luther Burbank
California
Mexican man found guilty of murder in Lorain court
Pilar Ontego, a Mexican, was found guilty of second degree murder by Judge B. Thompsons court after a dispute with Ricardo Luard. Ontego was sentenced to ten years in the Osio penitentiary in Columbus. Luard died three weeks after being shot near his home. A written confession to police was used as evidence.
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Pilar Ontego
Lorain
B. Thompson
Thompson
Osio
Columbus
Ontego
Ricardo Y Luard
Inc
Luard
Rticardo
Railroad Officers Face Indictments in Liquor Hauling
Chicago reports indictments over bootlegging via railroads. Alfred Borener, linked to New York Central and multiple Midwest depots, described intricate routes using coal bills to hide beer shipments. Treasury investigates a nationwide bootlegging network tied to a $9 million Chicago syndicate.
County Superintendent Seale seeks state aid for rural schools
County Superintendent G. C. Seale and Henrietta school board members plan a trip to Columbus to petition the State Department of Education for aid for South Amherst Penfield Brighton Belden and Henrietta. Requested funds include 5000 for South Amherst 2000 Henrietta 1500 Penfield 2000 Belden and 2000 for Brighton. The board members accompanying Seale are Joseph Kaobie John Bauman Jr C H Currier and Meade Petty. State aid is based on district tax levies and extra votes, funded from a two million dollar biennial appropriation administered by Vernon M. Reisell and the State Director of Education.
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Columbus
Henrietta
Penfield
Belden
Brighton
Mr. Seale
Joseph Kaobie
John Bauman
C. H. Currier
Meade Petty
Seale
Vernon M. Riese
Balloonist Defends Metchell at Lorain Club Talk
Werd T. Irman, Akron based aerologist, spoke to the Men’s Club of the First Congregational church in Lorain October 28. He defended Col Williams Mitchell stating he believes the air service would be best formed under a unified system, criticizing the chaotic state of aeronautics amid charges and countercharges from Washington.
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Werd T.rman
Akron
Williams Mitchell
Cata
Mitchell
Sic
Washington
Richmond Murder Report Casts Light on Morals Squad
In Richmond Virginia Patrolman J C Goldsby shot and killed Tate an alleged boat offender after Tate refused to stop his automobile during a Morals Squad intervention. The incident follows tense patrol actions and adds to ongoing debates over policing procedures.
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Richmond, V
Tate
J. C. Goldsby
Goldsby
Elko Elks Dinner Attended by District Deputy and Delegation
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler William Campbell led a large Lorain Elks Lodge contingent at a dinner hosted by B P Q Elks No 365. Also speaking were Lorain officers and R Ford Loomis with initiation following the banquet.
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William Campbell
Lorain Elks Lodge
B. P. Q. Elks No
Mr. Campbell
Lorain
R. Ford Loomis
Eastern Stars hold 26th Ohio Grand Chapter meeting
In Columbus on October 28 the Eastern Star Ohio Grand Chapter conducted elections for Grand Officers and reports from committees. About 5 000 delegates attended the session at Memorial Hall and a dinner at St Neil House featured the program with introductions of Grand Officers and honored guests. A pageant was part of the event. Police search burglars after break in at lowa Avers Shop for Women in the Seneca hotel. valuable dresses and coats stolen.
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St -Neil House
Order of Eastern Stier
Ohio
Ssession
Memorial Hall
Polics
Thelgnes Avers
Seneca Hotel
Railroad Workers Seek 1100000 Damages in Three Suits
Three damage suits totaling 5170,000 are filed in oral district court against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the New York Central Lines. Brakeman John H. Soulis claims $35,000 after being struck by railroad cars at Columbus on July 22, losing use of his right arm. Silas B. Weekley seeks $35,000 after his left leg was amputated from an accident at Perkinsburg West. Grover C. Shelton alleges injuries and permanent disability from an August 29 incident on a Willard branch line.
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Demase
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York Central
John Hi. Soulis
New York
Federal Glose Co
Columbus
Silas B. Weekley
Perkersburg West
hye Grover C_ Shelton
Willach Bratch
Virginia
Three Gunmen Rob Cleveland Drugstore
In Cleveland on October 28 a trio of gunmen robbed Barney Drobin at 465 347th street drug store. They seized cash and narcotics totaling unknown amounts, rifled seven registers, and fled in a tow truck after taking letters and valuables as police pursued.
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Cleveland
Barney Drobin
Streec
Iro
Sph-Sietzon
Druz
Hunt Slayer of Florida Officer
A Lakeland report states a posse of 200 deputies hunted for George Smith, alleged to have slain Officer Clarence Deland in Haven. Deland died after an operation following wounds from a beating, with Smith suspected of the crime and traced from Chicago years earlier.
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Florida
Lakeland
Fia
George Smith
Clarence Deland
Fér Haven
Deland
Smith
Radio heated clothes predicted by Professor Low in London
London reports that Professor A M Low believes portable radio heated garments may soon be possible. He notes cloths could be heated or cooled remotely to prevent illness and that a small radio plant might fit in a pocket to warm the head. Separately, L T Tanney sues to quiet title to land in Columbia township.
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A. M. Low
Professor Low
Europe
Hetis
L. T. Tanney
Sam Dnolittle
Columbia Township
Toledo Christian Sunday School Managers Resign in Controversy
Rev Grant Speer pastor of Central Christian Sunday School sues for libel seeking 100000 damages after disputes over superintendent E J Zeigler and 24 officers resignations. Zeigler and teachers met to decide future plans amid church controversy and potential temporary moves to another church.
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E. J. Zeigler
Central Christian Sunday School
Aniw
Grant Speer
Zeigler
President Accepts Memorial From Argentina In Behalf Of Patriot Leader
President Coolidge accepted a memorial from Argentina in behalf of General Jose de San Martin, praising South American statesmanship and leadership for peace. He highlighted San Martin as a patriotic, immortal contributor to founding the republics and likened his military feats to Washington.
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America
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Bunian Foruer
Double Arrest After Lorain Road Collision
An automobile crash on Lorain road led to the arrest of R. C. Luke for reckless driving and Myrtle Luke for assault and battery. Witnesses said the wreck may have been caused by drinking. Myrtle Luke struck Miss Lackey. A hearing is set before Justice Gearse Thursday at 7 p.m.
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R. C. Luke
Myrtle Luke
Cleveland
Miss Lackey
Lorain
Mitchell Victor in Opening Clash Summerall Peeved
Washington reports Mitchell Victor and Gen. Charles Summerall clash over a court martial as Mitchell alleges prejudice and Summerall accuses him of political maneuvering. The opening session features 30,000-word charges and spectators, with defense and prosecution arguments on jurisdiction and promotion outcomes.
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Summerall Peeved
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Government Decree Forces Peasants to Sell Grain to State
Moscow reports a government decree abolishing private grain buying to curb peasant hoarding and ensure export plans. Peasants refused to sell at prevailing prices, seeking higher offers from private buyers, raising fears of peasant dissension.
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Oberlin Road Draw Neelm Raids On Oberlin Road
Sheriff Vanderbiil reports two arrests on liquor charges near Oberlin. Sam Provine, second offense, held after raid found wine and raisin jack. he had prior fine. Join Menciai arrested for interfering with an officer. Proved nortu and Pr placed under bond for hearing. Val Welman accosted at Brownheim. vigor canons seized. Fire disaster near Atlanta leaves three missing and two dead at a Coke Cola plant wreck.
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Sam
Tle Grange Hall
Oberlin
Menciai
Jo George
Thompson
Court of Common Pleas
Toon
Nortu
Sherif
Val Welman
Brownheim
Vigror
Frecade
Will Beed
George Ilus
State Fair to Add New Buildings at Columbus Grounds
Oct 28 officials approve plans for substantial fairground upgrades in Columbus with a total price tag of 525000. Improvements include 222 structures and horticultural buildings estimated at 163000 as part of the modernization.
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Tranx
State Board of Agriculture
Stinnes Industry in Germany in Collapse
Berlin reports the Stinnes industrial empire has collapsed under banker pressure and the strain of a nervous breakdown. Dr. Herman Stinnes, heir to the vast steel and mine holdings, sailed to Chile to restart amid bankruptcies. He left his wife in charge to administer the remaining assets as creditors deny restitution.
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Fo Vest
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Lil
Germany
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