Bandits steal $93,000 after Buffalo bank holdup
In Buffalo on Oct 29 a driver, Charles Clifford, was killed and bank messenger Joseph H. M rs wounded as bandits seized $353,000 in currency from the Marine Trust Company truck. The robbers fled in a car after firing on bank staff. A passerby recovered a bag and handed it to police.
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Buffalo
Marine Trust Company
Sec UN
Charles Clifford
Federal Reserve Bank
Joseph H
Clifford
Evers
Cifford
Elyria Teachers to Miss Latin Club Talk at Convention
Over 250 Elyria teachers expected at the Eastern Bio Teachers Association annual meeting in Cleveland October 30 and 31. Schools will dismiss Friday to allow attendance. Grace M Allen will lead the Latin department meeting at Lincoln High School Friday afternoon and discuss the Latin Club. Obscure speakers from Wisconsin and New York City are scheduled. the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra will perform Saturday morning in Public Hall.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Eastern Bio Teachers’ Association
Public Hall
Grace M. Alien
Elyria Public Schools
O? Lincoln High School
Frida
Allen
Edna Jones
E A
Greece
Roz Mata
Glenai Frank
Edito the Century Magazine
Récentisener
Thétuniversit Wisconcy
Sherwood Eddy
Neate
Ational Y. M.C. A
Cadman
Congregational Church of
Brooklyn
Robert Cushman Murphy
New York City
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Two Kieked In Ohio Crossing Mishap At Manchester Road
Clyde Swinehart thirty married and Miss Mayme L Greenwold twenty eight both of this city were instantly killed last night when their ractomobile was struck by a fast tram passenger train Mrs Grace Stamm twenty eight also in the car was seriously injured The bodies of Swinehart and Greenwold were cut to pieces and strewn along the track for a hundred yards fragments gathered in a basket The accident occurred at the Manchester road crossing
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Kenmore
Clyde Swinehart
Mayme L. Greenwold
Fastrirle
Grace Stamm
Swineheart
Miss Greenwold
Manchester Road
Jewel Robbery Details Tied to San Francisco Dinner Party
San Francisco police disclosed details of a $17 000 jewel robbery after an all night search led by Eva May Fleming a wealthy city businesswoman. She named a married couple and two men she says drugged and robbed her during a dinner party at a downtown apartment Monday night.
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San Francisco
Eva May Fleming
Fieming
American industries push sea-going steamers for cheaper transport
Washington reports a growing plan for cooperative ownership and operation of sea-going steamers by American industries to slash costs and build a strong merchant fleet. In Pottsville Pennsylvania unions discuss Samuel Warriner’s proposal for an agreement to prevent strikes in the anthracite fields, warning of a potential all-winter strike.
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Tyashington
International News Service
Pottsville
Samuel J. Warriner
Ruling Over Free Speech Defense in Mitchell Case
The court martial of Colonel Mitchell overrules his claim that his criticisms of superiors violated free speech. A jury of generals quickly upheld the court’s authority to try him and sustained eight specifications. Winship and the jury rendered separate verdicts on each specification amid a meticulous handling of red tape.
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Exship
Fost Ree
Ustom Pem
Mitchell
Army
Generals
Blanion Winship
Winship
Russia Says It Will Not Pay Old Debts
In Moscow on October 29 Commissar of Finance Sokolnikov outlined Russia’s debt policy. He said the regime will not pay in full and will instead state what it can pay, aiming to settle only the eastern portion of Czarist debts while seeking terms with France amid European loan hesitancy.
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Moscow
Russia
Sokolni- Ross
Europe
Ameri
New City Directory Shows Growth and Riches of Listings
The new city directory, 322 pages, lists 24 000 residents with 2000 names outside the city limits. It includes two complete telephone directories and a street directory with business classifications. The Cleveland corporation directory and Le Rain county directory are also starting publication.
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Corporation Directory of
Cleveland
Lerain
Plan to sell Elyria to Ebia framed by 1926 Board talk
Highest per capita city remark by William Rose advertising expert of Cleveland at the Elyria Board of Trade dinner in the Gates room of the First Congregational church. He urged selling the city to attract outside buyers and predicted 1926 would see fierce competition among factories stores and cities for advertising and growth. The event marked the first invitation of women to Board of Trade membership, with President C W Philips presiding.
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Wiliam ‘Ganson Rose
Clex Reland
Wnaus
L. B. Fauver
Board of Trade
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Philips
Mr. Rose
Elvic
Mata
Multiple city briefs report fires and honors in decay era
In Cleveland a building fire sent Thomas Calvert and seven others leaping to the ice after flames trapped residents in their night clothes. Columbus announced an honorary Doctor of Laws for Chief Justice C. T. Marshall at Alphonso Taft Hall dedication in Cincinnati. Washington noted Alabama Power and Associated Southern Power submitting a fertilizer plant offer to Muscle Shoals Commission. Moundsville reported one of three planes forced down by snow may resume flight today.
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Cleveland
Thomas Calvert
Columbus
C. T. Mar
Ohio Supreme Cour
University, of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Alphonso Taft
Supreme Court
Justice Marshall
University of Cincinnati
International Association of Cixittan Clubs
Washington
Alabama Power Company
Associated Southern Power Companies
Muscle Shoals Commission
Moundsville
W. Va
Elyrians Lose Mail Addressing Focus Causes Dead Letters
The Elyria post office reports 70 pieces of undeliverable mail this morning due to missing or illegible addresses. Postmaster J W MelWenry notes careless labeling by the public and new postage rules contributing to the dead letter pile.
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Post Ofice
Elyrians
J.W. MelWenry
Rphans. Co. Te Ee
George Philpott of Elyria honored by Ohio Eastern Stars
George Philpott of Elyria is honored by the Ohio Eastern Stars at Columbus as officers are elected for the grand chapter. The report notes 486 Eastern Star chapters in Ohio with 107,262 members, up 5,132 from the previous year.
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George Prilpott
Elyria
QMIOS
Columbus
Orders of Astern
Onio
Xchosen
Elizabeth
M_ Hodd
Geo. L. Behren
Ela Vorn+heder
Cincinnati
Geo. Philpott
Elvira
Ssociate
F. Bolce
Sterling
Rotary
Elizabeth M. Waltons
Perrysville
Boice
Eastern Star
Ohio
Steel Worker Crushed to Death in Lorain Plant
Dan S. Parker, 28, a ganse brakeman at National Tube Co open hearth furnace, was killed when an engine backed down. Parker died from chest injuries and is survived by his wife and two children Frederick and Betty Ann. A second item notes officials facing criticism over crop reporting methods and a possible congressional investigation of the cotton crop estimate.
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Lorain
Dan S. Parker
National Tube Co
Frederick
Betty Ann
Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Departments of Agriculture
Talay
Sen. T. HH. Caraway
Arkansas
Blizzard ending ushers in late Indian Summer forecast
Relentless cold waves across Ohio end as relief arrives from the harsh October with record lows in Columbus of 21 degrees and nearby cities reporting 20 to 28 degrees. Weather experts warn of possible snow and rain in the south and central regions while a brief warm spell may follow.
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Columbus
Ohio
N Alexander
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Parkersburgh
W. Va
Shooting Case Narrows Trial of Domotor in Court
The trial of Steve Domotor for shooting his brother in law Steve Rohorez continues in the court of common pleas before Judge W H Thompson and a jury. The defense argues self defense while Rohorez allegedly moved toward them with a knife, making an interpreter necessary and prolonging the proceedings.
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Nrags
Steve Domotor
Steve Rohorez
Court of Common Pleas
W.H. Thompson
Roherez
Avon Man Arrested on Second Charge for Selling Wine
Sheriff Underhill arrested John Ep pick in Avon for selling liquor to Charles. About four hundred gallons of wine were found on the premises. It is his second offense and a warrant was issued. He was previously fined $400 plus costs, which were paid.
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Avon
Underhill
Avona
John Eppick
Seling
Charles B
Eppick
Halloween Parade Plans Spark City Halloween Parade Friday
A Hallowe en celebration parade is planned for Friday evening with a 9 PM start. The route begins on Second Street near West Avenue to the courthouse, then West Avenue to Broad Street, with a counter march back if traffic allows. The city band will lead the march under Chief Stanfard, blocking Cheapside for festivities and urging residents to leave cars at home.
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Agate Hallowe’en
West Avenue
Court House
Wll
Second Street
Rae A
East Avenue
Broad Street
Park
Stanfard
Ois
Yovertsim
Cheapside
Stankard
General Committee
Continea
Lorain Man Held After Dry Cleaning Robbery
Lorain resident Jones alias Sam Thompson pleaded guilty and was bound over on $5000 bond after aiding a break‑in at the Harry Hankin dry cleaning on Lake Avenue. Police pursue accomplice Buford, with a chase ending near Massillon and a transfer of loot to a Massillon cleaner.
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Wart
Jones
Sam Thompson
Colorel
12Th Street
Lorain
Hiarry Hankin
Lake Avenue
Reakin
Grand
Massillon
Sanitary
Bufa
Massil Ton
Buford
Camp Custer
Michigan
Shank
B. Bush
North Olmsted
Painleve Cabinet Formed in Radical Shift in France
Paris reports a new Painleve cabinet with a stronger radical tilt. Aristide Briand remains foreign minister while Georges Bonnet becomes budget minister, and Monzie returns in a finance instinct. Recall of General Sarrail over Damascus bombardment is being urged as public opinion roars.
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Paris
Painley
Emer. Parnaleve
Budset
Georges Bonnet
Finance
Painleve
Paul Painteve
Paul Painte
Aristide Briand
Justice
M. Schremeck
M. Daladier
Martine
MM. Morel
Agriculture
MM. Durand
Minist de Monzie
Detbos
Sarrail
Syria
Damascus
Dievel Cruses
Baltal Murder Atakain Unsolved
A brutal murder in Essex station area remains unsolved after a victim was beaten with a hammer, doused with gasoline, and set ablaze. Police say the crime occurred about 11:45 last night near Hudson2 and J. Grant-Hide0, with two witnesses spotting the fire and triggering an alarm. The investigation continues as authorities identify possible suspects Abra n and others.
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Aaron
Joseph
Oberméle
Cwateh- Essex
Garece
Durkin Fights Police as Sweetheart Shields Escape in Chicago
Martin Durkin known as a suspected agent linked to a stolen auto ring eluded a police siege after a late night clash in Chicago. Betty Warner protected him as officers closed in, a detective wounded, and Lloyd Austin killed by friendly fire while Durkin fled amid a tense chase and a fragile elopement plan. The probe ties Durkin to Edwin Shanahan and spans California to Illinois.
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Martin
Durkin
Sweetheart
Chicago
States Department
Edwin C
Shanahan
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Lorain
Chingo
Betty Warner
Lloyd Austin
Austin
Miss Warner
Howeve
Instantic
Hany Graf
Department of Justice Agen
Edward Shanahan
California
Colorado
Illnois
Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain Man Feared Lost After Overboard Incident
It is established that A. S Ernst of Lorain disappeared after being washed overboard from a boat on Lake Superior. He had spent the evening with companions and left to his berth. he has not been seen since.
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Lorain
A. S Ernst
Lake Superior
Betn
Collision Claims Two Lives and Several Injuries in Columbus
Columbus reports a fatal auto crash at a street intersection leaving Ches Whiman 33 dead and driver unknown. W J Hall 75 suffers a fractured skull in a separate collision. Dozens treated for injuries follow the incident as police investigate. In Maine Thoma station Governor Brewster and council hear vice and riot charges as guards surround the state prison awaiting proceedings.
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Columbus
Ches Whiman
White Cross Hospital
W. J. Hall
Maine
Thomaston
Ralph
Brewster
Jamatea
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Antone Schaitzler
Ridgeville
Catherine Kelling
Plai Us
Elizabeth Schnitzler
Winlow
T. T. Robinson
Washington Avenue
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Oherlin
Ioening
Loore
Elyria Sass
Signal Brokhe
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Road Street
C. P. Barnes
Charis Gibson
Abby Road
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Pauline Wetzel
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United States
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