Bolshevik Army Annihilated by Polish Forces
WARSAW Sept 2 The Bolshevik General Budenny cavalry chief was wiped out in operations in the Lem ig sector begun Aug 29 and ended Sept 1 Polish communique says isolated detachments escaped and are in disorder Budenny's mounted main attempted to break through to Lublin but was outflanked by Polish forces Russians suffered heavy losses and many prisoners were captured along the central front The report also notes broader Polish victories and pursuit of Bolshevik forces.
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Warsaw
Budenny
Lemig
Lublin
Za- Osz
Lemberg
Budeony
Zadz
Af&us
Fire department reacts to smokehouse blaze at bakery
Firemen from Western Heights Bakery’s rear smokehouse on Iderpeen responded to a fire shortly after noon. The blaze, caused by an overheated furnace, marks the fourth time the department has extinguished a fire at this site in recent years. Damage was slight.
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Western Freights
Western Heights
Iderpeen
Akes
No Republican Nominee for Coroner in Lorain County
Lorain County Republicans fail to place a candidate for coroner this fall after Dr C V Garver of Lorain did not seek renomination and a write in effort for Dr M Tay Perry failed. Secretary Smith initially allowed a party to fill the vacancy, then reversed, requiring petitioning to run. Perry now seeks to file as an independent candidate with signatures.
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Lorain County
Thei
C. V. Garver
Lorain
M. Tay Perry
Smith
Republican Central Committee
Dr. Perry
Board of Elections
Shooting Case Set For Trial Monday
Clarence Myers sixteen year old boy who shot and seriously wounded Stanley Lisewsky with a .22 rifle Monday evening will be brought before Juvenile Judge H Wilcox Friday afternoon at one o clock. He is charged with shooting to kill. The victim's condition is improved and he will likely recover according to his physician.
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Clarence Myers
Stanley Lisewsky
Dodge H
Wilcox
Clevelander admits stealing auto here
George Letterty of Cleveland admitted stealing the auto of C. H. Buck here on July 18 and was bound over to the grand jury under $2,000 bond. George Wagner denied involvement, trial set for Sept. 7 with $1,000 bond. Wagner is wanted in Youngstown on auto theft, Chief Stankard says he will likely be turned over. Julius Delmonico, arrested with them, had alibi and charges dropped.
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George Letterty
Cleveland
C. H. Buck
George Wagner
Wagner
Youngstown
Stankard
Julius Delmonico
Letterly
Elyria
West Avenue Paving Nears Completion
Work continues on the West Avenue paving project with progress from Broad Street toward Second Street. Completion is expected within a few weeks, after which the team will rush East Avenue paving.
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Broad Street
Second Street
Schools to Check Whooping Cough Epidemic
Policeman F H Wilday said Bly has come free from contagious disease. City reports several whooping cough cases amid feverish illness. Williams says school teachers will survey why children cough and report. City schools open next Wednesday. affected children will be kept from classes.
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F. H. Wilday
Bly
Willams
Sehcel
Wiz Day County Fair Opens With Horse Races and Fireworks
Next Monday the Wiz County Fair launches with a strong racing program. Labor Day events receive special rates at Justice Hughes office in Turner block. A troupe of twelve horses performs before the grand stand and a massive fireworks display caps the evening, expected to draw a huge crowd.
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Justice Hughes
Turner Block
Association
Funeral Service for Rev J T Hoak Held Today
Funeral services for the late Rev. J. T. Hoak were held at 2 PM at the M E church with capacity attendance by friends and associates. Sons of Veterans and military units assisted, floral tributes noted, and interment followed at Columbia cemetery after a G R ritual and prayers from Rev W C Endly.
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J. T. Hoak
Sons of Veterans
Board of Health
W. Bb. Winters
M. E. Church
HH. B. Martindale
Ohio G. A. R
C. H. Stocking
Willoughby
East Ohio M. BE
Columbia Cemetery
W. C. Endly
John Grant
Elyria Ministerial Association
Marriage Licenses Report From Lorain and Akron Area
Marriage licenses issued include Roy Finch 23 machinist and Anna Douglas 30 hairdresser Lorain. Joni Taub Jr 22 cabinet maker and Katherine Anthal 19 Lorain. Frank Hackenberry 28 soft drink dealer Akron and Anna Richebesel 40 clerk Lorain. Qubert Pomeroy 61 stationery engineer and Clara Williams 65 nurse Hiya. Arthur Rober 9 harmed? and Ruby Tacy 26 Elyria. Warren Truxall 23 garage man Lorain and Hasef McKintey 20 Amherat. Charles Ketcham 36 shipbuilder and Elimbeth Niebots 36 Ely-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Finch
Anna Douglas
Lorain
Joni Taub, Jr
Katherine Anthal
Frank Hackenberry
Akron
Sand
Anna Richebesel
Qubert Pomeroy
Clara Williams
Hiya
Arthur Rober
Liitaher
Ruby Tacy
Elyria
Warren Truxall
Hasef McKintey
Amherat
Charles Ketcham
Elimbeth Niebots
Ely
Harding and Knox Confer on League Nations in Marion
In Marion Ohio on September 2 Senator Harding and Mrs Harding hosted a packed schedule. Senator Knox of Pennsylvania joined talks on the Versailles League of Nations and a world court concept while a Chicago Cubs exhibition game for Harding’s fundraiser drew players from the Chicago National League club.
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Marion
Ohio
League of Nations
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Warding
Knox
Senate
New
International Association
National Education Association
American Federation of Teachers
Illinois State Teachers' Association
Harding
Chicago National League Baseball Club
Marian
Cubs
Cub
Senator Harding
Gleason Funeral Held Yesterday
Funeral services for the late George Gleason of Euclid were held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Coon in Carlisle. Reverend Burner of the Church of Christ officiated with words of comfort. Burial followed at Carlisle cemetery under the Moose lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gleason
Euclid
Arthur Coon
Carliste
Burner
Church of Christ
Carlisle Cemetery
Moose Lodge
Gleason
Cork Lord Mayor MacSwiney Hunger Strike Appeals
London and Chicago cables urge British government to grant mercy and release Terence MacSwiney, Cork lord mayor, in Brixton prison after his hunger strike. Sir Hamar Greenwood defends Ireland policy, condemns Sinn Féin secession efforts, and reiterates empire preservation. Parley Carlsonsen appeals call for freeing the patriot.
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Terence MacSwiner
Ter
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Jane Husband
London
Terence MacS‘iney
Brixton Prison
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
London Times
Lucerne
Hamar
Ireand
Times
Sir Hamar
Sinn Fem
Lloyd
Joan of Ate
Robert Emmett
Nathan Hale
Lloyd Georges
Car Shortage Affects National Tube Co Mills
The car shortage is curtailing production at National Tube Co., South Lorain. No layoffs reported. workers moved to other departments. One plant furnace closed for refinishing. plant returns to seven days off per week style, with near pre war basis. Mills close from Saturday night to Sunday night under current system. Superintendent Neater notes layoffs at Elyria area factories have not impacted special cars to Elyria from Grafton and Amherst. 106 cars from Grafton and 145 from Amherst were reported.
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National Tube Co
South Loratu
Loraln
J. A. Neater
Cleveland
Columbus
Southwestern Electric
Ely
Indiana Train Derailment Near New Albany
Southern Railway train number 2 from Louisville to St. Louis derailed while exiting a tunnel near Georgetown ten miles from New Albany. Several passengers were killed and seven injured in the late night crash.
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New Albany
Ind
Southern Railway
Louisville
St. Louis
Georgetown
Dirt Farmers Receive Cox Recognition
Columbus September 2 Governor Cox said if elected he would appoint dirt farmers to key posts including secretary of agriculture, federal reserve board members, and regional reserve boards. He urged farm input on policy, urged regulation of cold storage, and called for legal limits on business and labor. He praised farmers for ending Rip Van Winkle era and advancing reform.
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Columbus
Cox
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Reserve
Regional Reserve Boards Tariff Commissions
Interate Commerce Commission
Executive Enten
National Board of Farm Organizations
Public Service
Federal Reserve Board
City Fire Department Battles 100th Alarm in West Tenth Blaze
The city fire department responded to its 100th fire alarm of the year at 8 45 p m to extinguish a blaze in a hollow tree on West Tenth street. Firemen say boys built a bonfire in the tree causing the fire.
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West Tenth Street
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Record
Admissions include Mrs Warren Roig of Dewey avenue, Mrs T Crozier of Wellington, Minnie Ehrke of Eighth street, Fred Ketchum of Ridge street, and Myron Deal of Twelfth. Discharged patient Mrs R W Cave and Warren A W Parish of Harvard avenue.
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Warren Roig
Dewey Avenue
T. §. Crozier
Wellington
Minnie Ehrke
Eighth Street
Fred Ketchum
Ridge Street
R. W. Cave
Warren
A. W. Parish
Harvard Avenue
Myron Deal
Twelfth Street
Forty Arrests and Fines Reported in August
Police logged forty arrests under city ordinances in August. Fines and costs totaled $1642.29. The city collected $40 from eleven vendors’ licenses and $4.25 from seventeen building permits. Three cats and two dogs were shot by the police during the same month.
First Woman Votes Under Nineteenth Amendment
Miss Margaret Newburgh of South St Paul Minnesota likely the first woman to vote in the United States under the nineteenth amendment. She arrived at 6 am on August 27 to cast the first ballot in her precinct during a municipal bond election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Newburgh
South St Paul Minn
United States
Moore Not Called To Testify
The Senate campaign expense committee adjourned in Chicago without hearing Moore of Ohio, Governor Cox's representative. Kenyon said the panel would reconvene Sept 7 to hear Moore and other witnesses, as Barnes and White cited sinister interests behind the Teapublican party. Poindexter testified that funds for campaigns are provided only with agreed terms, not as a general practice. Continued on Page Two.
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Chicago
Senate
Moore
Ohio
Cox
Ihairman Kenyon
Kenyon
Lincoln
Willan Barnes
Albany Evening Journal
Pittsburg
Ivenyon
Wenyon
Barnes
George White
Mars
Poindexter
Miles J. Poindexter
Washingston
K. VU. Weller
Maryland
Centralized School Held Big Step in Rural System
At the Teacher's Institute Rev W S Smith of United Presbyterian church led devotion. Prof Symmlar spoke on School Consolidation with pictures contrasting old scattered country schools and a single township centralized building. Warabeth Burt discussed Wealth Hygiene, emphasized sex hygiene, praised as one of the season's best addresses by listeners.
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W. S. Smith
United Presbyterian Church
Gayve
Symvlar
Wility
Warabeth Burt
To Discuss Lake Coal Shipments in Ohio Cities
Representatives from Cleveland, Youngstown, Akron, Canton, Alliance and nearby cities, plus Interstate Commerce Commission officials, planned to meet in Cleveland to outline plans for distributing coal shipments via northern Ohio lake ports. Attendees would also include governors’ representatives from several Northwestern states and railroad officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission Coal and Railroad
Ohio Cities
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Youngstown
Akron
Canton
Alliance
Three Divorce Suits Filed on September Opening Date
The early September docket shows three divorce actions begun in Elyria. Frances Fraser seeks separation from Robert Fraser on grounds of gross neglect, desertion and cruelty amid a disputed $150 savings, with alleged assault and abandonment. Frances R. Doane, represented by Ruth Rice, sues Ray Doane claiming minor status and two children, accusing gross neglect and jealousy plus forced police contact. requests alimony. Mrs Anga Updagrago¢ files for divorce from B igraft, citing four cases.
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Frances Fraser
Robert Fraser
Akron
Elyria
Frances R. Doane
Ray Doane
Ruth Rice
Éfad
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