Halloween Mardi Gras Festival Parade Planned Downtown
Arrangements near a downtown Baptist church set for a Halloween carnival and Mardi Gras style celebration starting at 7 p.m. The parade runs 2 to 3:30 p.m. through the downtown, with prizes for costumes and age groups, plus a Halloween display by local merchants and a window display by Louis Hresaan.
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Hallowe'en
Cheanside
Baptist Church
Hatosx Prises
Wave Unter
Tyes
He Miler
Biv
Hora
Hindreg
Peo
Rail board rejects living wage theory in wage decision
The United States railroad labor board opposes the living wage concept as proposed by railway unions, calling it fantastic and ruinous if generalized. Dissenting member A O Wharton argues good wages for good work are American, while the board notes a modest wage increase for maintenance workers and other pay scales.
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Chicago
Ocl
United State Railroad Labor Board
A. O. Wharton
Hhis
Wharton
Huc
Five Elyrian youths buried in single grave after fatal railroad crash
Jota Seabald and Geo Wehlber from Lorain attended the funeral of their niece and nephew Voolin and Frank Royal and friends Anni Thelma Sehnet Virgil Brown and Laurel Sehwab. The five died when a freight train struck their party at Holgate as it was switching without lights. A joint funeral was held at Immaculate Conception church New Bavaria with four priests officiating. They were laid to rest together in one grave after a crowd of over six thousand gathered for the service.
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Jota Seabald
Geo. Wehlber Dtehisty
Mies
Wmsenhold
Lorain
Voolin
Frank Royal
Anni Thelma Sehnet
Virgil Brown
Luarre Sehwab
Feria
New Bavaria High School
Sirdius Tran
Holgate
Royal
Wr. & OL
Imimeentate Conception
New Bavaria
eGuetary
Stolen car stripped in Carlisle neighborhood
A Ford belonging to Paul Christenson of Uarhdale Center road was stolen Saturday night and taken to a vacant Carlisle lot by the duck pond. It was stripped of wheels alarm batteries headlights and several other components, leaving only the engine.
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Paul Christenson
Uarhdale Center Road
Duck Pond
Carlisle
Hat dispute ends in Cincinnati woman’s death
Mrs Bertha Drifmayer refused to wear her hat at a motion picture show in Cincinnati. Her husband Russell Drifmeyer shot her through the heart during the dispute, killing her. He reportedly opened fire after the argument escalated Sunday night.
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Cincinnati
Bertha Drifmayer
Russell Drifmeyer
Voters Non-Partisan League Meeting Tuesday
Citizens invited to a Non-Partisan Voters League gathering Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Machinists Hall 330 Broad Street speakers include Judge Webber Commissioner Murray and Willimes. Last meeting sparked active debate on tax amendments and other questions.
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Machinists’ Hall
Broad Street
Webber and
Conway
Murray and
Willimes
Foch
Elyria Woman Poker Player Sparks Court Melee
Clifford Smith of Mechanic Street caused a warrant for Thomas Smith on a disorderly conduct charge after an arraignment in police court. The case centers on a poker game at Mrs. Dennis home where a 5 cent rake controversy and $8.40 losses sparked accusations. Dennis denied the charges as witnesses are sought. All parties are described as colored.
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Clifford Smith
Mechanic Street
Thomas Smith
Polee Court
Smith
Dennis
Frightened burglar flees hotel scene in Cincinnati
A thief looting rooms at the Harlin hotel Sunday afternoon opened a door and confronted a woman in negligee. She screamed and the intruder fled down the stairs through a crowded lobby before onlookers realized what happened.
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Cincinnati
Harlin Hotel
Skaleton
Tewagers
Man's Tale From Tragedy In Church Death Case
James Milla widower of a choir leader is profiled by an analyst who notes his confusion after a double murder scene linking Rev. Edward W. Hall in Deanswick New Jersey. Mills hears testimonies of his deceased wife’s affection for Hall but cannot explain the bonds or motives.
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James Milla
Edward W. Hall
Deanswick
N.J
Mills
Hall
LaGrange Couple Charged in Booze Case After Tip
Deputy Sheriff Steve Cowie and his wife Mary assisted in a street raid on the Rahrig property Latranse township. Two men and Mary Rahrig were cited with liquor violations after officers found alcohol and the wife pleaded guilty in St George court. The husband Rang also pleaded guilty later and was fined 500 dollars with 300 suspended. Cowie received commendation for alertness.
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Steve Cawie
Ini
Ed Rahng
Mary Rahrig
Nickle Plots Road
Latranse
Gowle
Rahrig
Sheri Dackus
Cowie
Tires Eniused
Min
Sheriff’s Office
Dennises Adams
Fey
Rang
St . George
Rahvig
Tim
Backus
Disorderly Black Visitor Disrupts Cincinnati Church Service
A drink crazed Black man disrupted St. Navier church in Cincinnati during the seven o'clock service. He staggered along the aisle, made loud cries, and caused panic among worshippers. Several women screamed before six or so men ejected him from the building.
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Cincinnati
St. Navier Church
Timberman's Appeal May Be Defaulted
In Rain Oct 20 Prosecutor Lawrence Webber notified Mayor Grall that if Attorney Grilla will not perfect the appeal to the supreme court for the conviction of C. Timberman the case will go by default as no brief has been filed and the thirty day period expired.
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Lawrence Webber
Grall
Grilla
Supreme Court
C. Timberman
Niles
Eit
Tae el Aborris High School
Central High School
Daughter Demands Arrest by State In Church Murders
A Newark is reader story reports Eleanor Mills a 16 year old girl from New Jersey urging swift arrest of suspects in the September 14 church murders. She faults officials for bungled investigations and appeals to public pressure to force action.
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New Brunswick
N. I
Eleanor Mills
Fodward W. Hall
Todas
Jersey
Miss Mills
Chamore
Larigue
Eavern Hoar
New Jer
Ding Bungled
Dep Belotte
Wilbur AL Mott
Former La Grange Resident Succumbs
Fragmentary obituary mention of a La Grange resident's death with unclear names and events. The readable text references a brother and a case, with partial phrases about arrest and a local incident.
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LA Grange
First Love Weds Widow of Aged Millionaire Secret Marriage
Mrs Cecile Ready Oyste married George M Graesar Jr a seventy two year old millionaire in a secret ceremony two months ago, a sensational match reported from Washington. Bernard Bhitcliffe an electrical engineer is cited as witness and the bride’s home state noted. she reportedly received a modest portion of the estate.
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Cecile Ready Oyste
George M Graesar, Jr
Bernard Bhitcliffe
Officials Press Hunt For Burns Pistol and Coat
In Painesville Ohio on February 30 Henry J Burns is held for the murder of his wife Mary J Burns buried alive in a shallow grave. Prosecutor Osstrand er says the state’s case hinges on missing revolver used as a weapon and a cravenette coat thought worn by Burns the night of the crime. Deputies seek the pistol and coat as investigators comb the HR O woods area five miles northwest of town.
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Painesville
Tienry J. Burns
Cleveland
Mary J. Burns
Ralph M. Ostrander
Sheriff's
HR. & O. Wooda
Here
Auto Stoned as It Passed Weat and Waren Corner
Red Flynn reported that while driving past the corner with his sister and another girl, boys pelted the auto with stones. The girl suffered a bad eye injury before the assailants fled and police found no one.
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Red’ Flynn
Weat and
Waren Street
Indiana Woman Runs Mail Order Library
Indiana beyond the university hosts a mail order library run by Miss Pratt. Any resident may request a bulletin package delivered by mail, with Pratts packges offered for a small fee.
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Indiana Woman
Miss Pratt
Bureau of Public Disclosion
Extension Division
The
Orient of Indiana
Bomb Plot Said to Cause Explosions in Mayfield Township
Sheriff deputies investigate two blasts at a Mayfield township grade school amid labor dispute rumors. The first explosion damaged an interior area while the second wrecked a structure near completion by Harboursit Construction Co. of Agron. The school, slated to open January 1, suffered extensive damage.
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Cleveland
Sherint
Mayfield Township
Threelack
Ata
Secom
Harbousit Construction Compang
Agron
Three Die and Six Hurt in West Virginia Fire
A Cumberland Maryland area report notes a fatal house blaze at Knobley Mountain near W Va. Walter Ridgely's home burned with three of his children and mother in law among the dead and several others injured including Ridgely and his wife plus relatives. Origin of the fire unavailable.
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Cumberland
Mil. Oz
Walter Ridgely
Knobley Mountain
W. Va
Here
Martin Ridgles
Jessett
Eimeri
Ridgrey
Mussolini Arrives in Rome to Shape New Cabinet
Deputy Benito Mussolini, fascisti spokesman and dominant force in the new Italian government, met King Victor Emmanuel today to discuss cabinet makeup. He urged calm and nonviolence in a speech as large fascisti camps were reported near the city.
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Get
Benito Mussolini
Fascisti
Victor Emanuel
Mussolini
Fascisti Ae
Gompers Criticizes Libor Board Decision
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, denounces the railroad labor board decision as an attack on living wages. He argues the board oversteps Congress and calls for abolition in favor of negotiated settlements between management and workers. One board member, Walter McMennimen, declined to comment and met with the president during a Washington visit.
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International News
Washington
Sauel Gompers
American Federation of Inbov
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Gompers
Li Ig
Labor
Grampers
Railroads
House
Congress
Law Congress
Railway Labor Snach
Walter McMennimen
Washington Today
Whits House
Pragent Harding
Clevelander Hart In Crash
Albert Grall of 2405 West rebeth street Cleveland was severely cut about the head when a Ford car was struck by a milk truck near the overhead bridge on Butternut Ridge. He was picked up by the truck driver and taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Albert Grall
W.rebéthatreel
Cleveland
Ford
Butternut Ridge
J. Harta
Fascisti Take Control in Italy as New Cabinet Formed
Rome reports a decisive fascist victory with Mussolini poised to form a cabinet within 24 hours. D Annunzio and Diaz named to posts as violence erupts in Bologna Genoa and other cities with fascists seizing buildings and pledging loyalty to King Emmanuel amid threats to communists and labor strikes.
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D'Annunain
Labor Federation
Bremer Mussolini
D'Annungis
General Diaz
Ras
Inineter of
Tuas
DL Reval
Furi
Agraliwara
Nologna
Fascisti
Genoa
Mens Uaton
Alping
Jugo Slavy
de Veecht
Italy
Large Attendance at Dry Mass Meet in Lorain County
A big crowd gathered in the city park for a Dry Federation event with speakers Dr Babwin Kirby and Mayor Jones and the Boys band performing. Elsewhere Judge Alb Webber spoke at Oberlin, D A won a town hall speech in LaGrange, and Judge Waly addressed a Delaware Avenue congregation.
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Lorais County
Lorain
Nellie
M. Grange
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