Prohibition Agent Klady Arrested in Lorain
Lorain October 30 a Prohibition officer Frank Klady was arrested on charges of malicious destruction of property and pointing firearms. He allegedly smashed a window during a search, claimed a warrant, and was released on bond after pleading not guilty. Elyria Township finances are praised for tax-saving leadership, with road improvements and reduced levies contrasted by concerns over bond debt.
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Flicer
Frank Klady
T Lo Rain
Antoni Piatik
Washington
17Th Street
Kiady
Klady
Orly
Caron
Delares
Elyria Township
Ohio
Otto Mischka
H. G
Schaible
Elyria
Cleveland
Mischka
Old Road
Charles Schaible
H. C. Champers
Dan Eason
Els- Tia
Justices of the Peace
John ©. Conaway
Cheevers Seeks Divorce From Charles Cheevers
Emily Cheevers of this city files for divorce from Charles Cheevers alleging extreme cruelty and gross neglect. She claims he mistreated her and failed to provide for herself and their daughter, and that he took the house key and warned her not to return. She seeks alimony and custody.
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Emily Cheevers
Erereet
Charles Cheer
Klan Leader Faces Court Over Oklahoma Ties
In Atlanta on October 30 charges marked the Rim house trial and receivership case. affidavits read deny that Hiram W. Evans imperial wizard caused discord in the organization due to his role in Oklahoma politics.
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Atlanta
Rimhouse
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram W. Evans
Oklahoma
Marion Protective Association Turns In 411 To Justice
The Marion Protective Association submitted its report to Justice Marion Stoll, detailing guard duty and meal costs totaling 678.75 and 118.39 respectively for protecting contraband booze removed from Joe Sansotta’s home on September 20. The confiscated alcohol is valued at 50.90, and the association seeks recovery if Sansotta is convicted in higher court.
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Marion. O
Marion Protective Associatio
Marion Stoll
Joe Sanotta
Sansotta
Marion Protective Association
Greece Declares A Greek Republic Rumor In Athens
In Athens a government proclamation rumor spreads about proclaiming a Greek republic while Greece remains a constitutional monarchy with King Georges on the throne. News reflects the tense political climate and debates over royal authority.
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Greece
Georges
Athens
Man Sentenced to Life for Second Dog Murder
Calerero Fraschetta, 55, pleaded guilty in Cleveland Ost. 30 to a second dog murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment in the penitentiary. The surprise plea came as unexpected by prosecutors.
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Cleveland
Calerero Fraschetta
Races and acts headline Elyria Halloween night events
Spark Plug and Zev will race at Cheapside while four bands and two singing groups perform. Mutt and Jeff will parade after a vacation in Elyria. Prof Popocatapet, the Mexican high diver, jumps from an eight story building in Youngstown. Police ban rough work and confetti.
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Spark Plug
Zev
Barney Google
Mutt
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Elyria
Professor Popocatapet
Mexico City
Youngstown
Arive
Andy Gump
Dan Eason
Attach
Emerson Poste
Jewelry Heist Nets $75,000 in Cincinnati Hotel
In Cincinnati a jewel case valued at $75,000 disappeared from the Linton Hotel room of Ernest F. Straus a Chicago salesman. Detectives suspect two adjoining-room intruders who left city after a late call, with stolen rings and diamonds traced to New York owners Chaiefetz Zolatar and Bernard West.
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Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
Ernest F. Straus
Chicago
Chaiefetz and Zolatar
Fulton Street
New York
Bernard West
Broadway
Straus
Ijadianapolis
William Sibcy Home Burglarized At Dennison Avenue
A burglary at William Sibcy’s home on Dennison Avenue occurred between 7 and 8:25 PM last night. Entry used a folding ladder to reach an upstairs window. a watch and jewelry totaling about 725 dollars were stolen, including heirloom items from England.
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William Sibe Dennison
Siber
England
Borah Asks Release Of Political Prisoners
Senator William E Borah Republican of Idaho urged the White House to free political prisoners held in federal custody. He conferred with President Coolidge for about twenty minutes.
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Washington
William E. Borah
R Publican
Idaho
Tedar. Carr
Coolidge
Mayor Defends Expenditures in Water System Debate
In a city park speech Mayor Jones rebutted claims about water department spending and attacked opponent Harry Hinkson’s letter. He defended his administration’s ties to churches, denied liquor ties, and argued steel pipe saved money vs cast iron. He noted cast iron costs and bond implications, urged focus on facts, and criticized open political attacks.
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Jones
Harry Hinkson
Johnatown
Nagy
Nagy’s
Hinkson
National Tube Co
Reichswehr Barracks Targeted In Germany Attack
Multiple cities report actions rooted in postwar turmoil. An attempted bombing of Reichswehr barracks occurred in Schweringen and wartime pressures fueled protests and seizures in Duisburg Worms and Dresden. International reparations talks continue with Coolidge optimistic about a conference of experts to assess Germany’s capacity.
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Schweringen
Germany
Reichswehr
London
International Conference of Experts
Paris
World Court Endorsed in Church Talks on League of Nations
A M E church conference on international relations praised the League of Nations as a world instrument for peace. Dr. Charles H Levermore of New York outlined its structure with a Secretariat in Geneva, a three day summoned Council, and a fifty four nation Assembly discussing the world’s work.
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M. E. Church
Charles H. Levermore
New York
League of Nations
World Organization
League
Geneva
World Court
Labor Organization of the
Elyria Tailor Arrested at Bootlegger Operation
Prohibition officer Frank Klady arrested Hymie Gottleib, Elyria tailor on West Avenue, after a raid at the rear of the Ohio hotel. Officers seized two five gallon containers of liquor and wine at 147 West Street. Gottleib is jailed for illegal possession of liquor and carrying concealed weapons.
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Hyme Gottleib
West St
Elyria
Frank Klady
Hymie Gottleib
West Avenue
Ohio Hotel
West Street
Osed Goitield
Violent quake rattles near Manila as tremor hits region
A strong earthquake shocked North Luzon near Manila today. Initial reports indicate damage in several towns and a brief blackout in affected areas. rescue teams are assessing casualties and stabilizing infrastructure.
Andrew Bonar Law Dies ia Long Illness at 65
London report confirms former British prime minister Andrew Bonar Law died early today at 2:30 am after a prolonged illness including throat trouble and pneumonia. The 65 year old leader had been in poor health since last year and died at his bedside with daughter Lady Sykes and son in law Sir Frederick Sykes present.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
England
Bonar Law
Lady Sykes
Sir Frederick Sykes
Statesman
Stanley Baldwin
Arrest Elyrians in Lorain Speed Drill
A Lorain police unit stopped a group of Elyrians during a speed drill on Broadway. Officers cited a total of sixteen motorists for speeding at a rate around 22 miles per hour over the limit.
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Lorain
Broadway
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