Lorain Chit Turns Over Evidence in Liquor Probe
Lorain Ohio September 3 evidence giving definite information on 150 known bootlegging establishments was handed to Police Prosecutor Walter Harlan by Police Chief Theodore Walker. Governor Donahey has directed Walker to take charge of Lorain conditions. Five persons were slated for arraignment on liquor law violation charges after raids by local and state dry agents.
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Lorain
Walter Harlan
Theodore Walker
Vic Donahey
Lifeguard Pete Mayer Seeks $100,000 Channel Swim Backing
Pete Mayer, 27, a longtime lifeguard from Cincinnati, plans to swim the channel from the mainland at Los Angeles to Catalina Island for a $100,000 prize. He hopes a Cincinnati business sponsor will back his effort and increase his chances to win.
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Cinginnath
Pete Mayer
Lasa Geles
Catalina Island
Cincinnati
Poisoned liquor blamed for Louisville man’s death
Canton Ohio coroner said poi gan liquor caused the death of Les Duplaine who died near here in Louisville yesterday. Sheriff G W Kirk began a hunt for the source of the poisoned beverage after analysis showed the mix contained wood alcohol.
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Olson
Canton
T.C. McQuate
Les
Ohio Elks Elect Officers at Cedar Point Meet
In the final session of the 1927 Ohio State Elks Association meeting at Cedar Point the group elected Judge Charles St Justice Marion as president John W. Sanney of Columbus as secretary and William Patri of Cincinnati as treasurer for his nineteenth term Also rejected the resort as next year's convention site.
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Ohio Elks
Cedar Point
Ohio State Elks Association
Charles St Justice Marion
John W. Sanney
Columbus
William Patri
Cincinnati
Jury Hears Evidence In Murder Case After Deliberations
The grand jury completed its presentation and immediately deliberated on the expected verdict. Rudner, son of a junk dealer in Wilson, was brought in for questioning by investigators and named as a witness in the circumstantial case against two accused murderers.
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Avidence
Rudner
Seve Basebalk
Cyclo
Pennsylvania
Adiner
Nenformer
Rudner Arrest Shocks Canton As Murder Probe Unfolds
Massillon hardware dealer and suspect in the Jon Tk murder is jailed in Canton. Witness Peggy Cavanaugh places McDermott near the scene while Kaschalk sworn statements link Mudner to the case. Material witnesses held under bond to prevent intimidation as investigation widens.
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Canton
Rudner
Massillon
Jon Tk
Meliett
Absinrde
Stark Counry
Rodney
Hivd
Atrack
Kaschalktias
McDermott Weed
Wip
McDermott
Mies Cavanaugh
Cat Ay
Duel Ends in Death as Bandit Fights Officer in Gary
In Gary Indiana a bandit named Harry Bolde is killed in a revolver duel with Police Officer Michael Figgin after a robbery at the Broadway Hotel. The officer was wounded and a patrolman is hospitalized in serious condition following the shootout and subsequent pistol duel.
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Gary
Ind
Criime
Harry Bolde
Pol Lige
Michael Figgin
Bandit Kid
Chester Gastenborder
Gastenburg
Bolds
Ofricer Flynn
Flynn
Gostenborder
Labor unions join to celebrate joint Elyria Lorain event
Elyria Central Labor Union cooperates with Lorain Labor Union to stage a Labor Day celebration in Lords at Nightand Park. Charles H. Kopp, secretary treasurer, says the plan envisions alternating future hosts as merchants pledge prizes and a strong concert and contest program unfolds.
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Elyria Central Labor Uneon
Laerain Cena
Charles HH. Kopp
Elyria Central Labor Unio
Kopi
Carl Sehutin
Phol Aluginin
Wob Phares
Dh. tManddysile
Loy Zimmer
G. J. Kepp
Elyrvia
Lorin
Iwopp
Girls Confess In Auto Theft In Columbus
Miss Tollie Talbott of Uniontown and Edith Sauvage of Morgantown confessed to stealing a automobile in Columbus. Police say the pair admitted the theft after argument with a station attendant over fuel payment before their arrest.
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Columbus
Ditichas Fron
Uniontoewn
Fred Werdemeier
Politicians Home Wrecked in Rome Clash
Vague report details a political confrontation involving Rome politicians and local factions. The account mentions Republic, council members, and disputed actions, with mentions of a home being damaged amid political tensions.
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Rome
Carriers Enjoy Annual Picnic and Local Sports Recap
A mistyped reel of events shows carriers hosting a Cascade Mark picnic and reporting on a series of cricket and indoor baseball games. The text records team names, playful wins, and stray details about pigs and prizes amid a festival mood.
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Cascade
Ater
Ater, Vio Pestitis of the Aersing Athe Tene Vortosds Geesbobert Duedty
Westey Wilson
Fancy Helse
Uber
Ilar Pests Tel
Serainii
Ted Maisie Ane
Melvin Haaper
Harrow
Wits
Rbikesten
Vota
Tin
Dota
Woman repels two youths in dairy clash
A woman identified as Mrs Ralph Ruskin, wife of a grocery shop owner, repelled two youths described as sheik robbers who attempted a confrontation at the store by throwing milk knives and canned goods in a brief, cited raid.
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Mheur
Aaron
Ralph Ruskin
New York Liberty Bond Prices and Japan Education Proposal
Open liberty bond quotations show various maturities with values such as 201,95 and 100.28 for 2 1-28 and 4th 41-4. Japan proposes extending compulsory education from six to eight years, signaling policy change amid education reform.
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Mverty
New York
Openine Liberty
YOVAT
New
Japan
Aviator crew believed lost in air derby chase
Philadelphia reports Walter Beech captain of the Bravelair team believed missing while searching the Alleghenies for Lloyd Spayman and George Weis who flew from Pittsburgh to join the air derby. Beech hoped the two single seat planes are safe as weather forced several pilots to land early yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Walter Becohh
Bravelair
Allegheny Mountains
Llroyd Spayman
George Weis
Pitsburgh
Models Farm
Beech
Pittsburgh
Philadelphi
Fiers
Spain to Withdraw from League of Nations
A semi official dispatch from Geneva indicates Spain will announce withdrawal from the League of Nations soon. Madrid is the expected venue for the note, with doubt about any formal notification from Spain to the league. The move follows the rejection of Spain for a permanent seat by the council reorganization committee, which claims to have resolved the imbroglio over council seats.
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Geneva
Spain
League of Nations
Hera Tu
Madrid
Feague
League
Council of the
Council Eats
Mareh
Local News In a Few Lines
A man named Richard Wathits, 19, of Dyetaay was found with a Chevrolet that ran out on Telegraph road after he claimed he stole the car to Toledo. Charles Timition and Morton Gaiters are named in a collision report on Broad Street with injuries to a passenger treated at a hospital.
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Sherine Underhill
Richard Wathits
Dyetaay
Toledo
Fittyiscleon Gotittud
Rete
Charles Timition
Wenntee
Broad Street
Mort Gaiters
Volce
Hamilton
Cho
Vars
Charles Arith
Hydrants Breaks Reported In City Street Incident
A chaotic scene on Miller Beeker’s route ends with a damaged hydrant and bent fittings. Eyewitnesses describe a tow truck near TPS Mill Street and Clark Street as authorities assess the wreck and potential street closures.
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VIE Hydrantes
Troece Miller Beeker
Trauck O
Tps Mill Street
Aden
Clark Steed
Willian Street
Golf injury and paving bids at county courthouse
Smith Wildman, 500 Pact mue, was taken to Elyria hospital with lacerations over the left eye after a golf accident at Spring Valley. Bids for six thousand feet of paving on North Ridge Road in Grownhelm township will be opened this afternoon by the county commissioners in the courthouse offices.
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Goleer
Smith Wildman
Elyria
Spring Valley
North Ridge
Grownhelm Township
Contractoce
St Andrews Church Buys Maynard Property For Park Improvement
St Andrews Episcopal Church completed a purchase of the Maynard property west of the church after the late Dr Maynard’s estate left the site neglected. The plan is to beautify the park and enhance the church view and future expansion. The sale price was about 2 dollars?
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St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Maynard
Episcopal
St. Andrews
Two Women File Divorce Actions in Common Pleas
Two divorce petitions were filed in the court of common Pleas this morning seeking alimony and child custody. Marguerite H. Weitzel of North Ridgeville accuses Otis L. Wetzel of wrecking the home by breaking dishes and throwing furniture and an oil stove from the house. Nenla Todd of this city says Ralph Todd failed to support her and neglected his responsibilities. they were married May 14, 1925.
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Court of Common Pleas
Marguerite H. Weitzel
Norns Nidgeville
Otis L. Wetzel
Nenla Todd
Ralph Todd
Chicago scouts seek big league prospects this season
Chicago reports focus on expense accounts and hotel towels as Willian Wrigley Jr and Joseph McCarthy push for findable talent. Despite wide scouting efforts by Jack Doyle Bert Whitman and Pat Flaherty, no sure fire big league prospects emerged this season with Veeck voicing doubt about any homerun stars. The Cubs and White Sox show slim results, with limited standout players and minor league signs, while Beloit and South Wisconsin recruits hint at future potential.
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Chicago
Necken
Jack Doyle
Bert Whitman
Pat Flaherty
Willian Wrigley, Jr
Joseph McCarthy
William Veeck
Cn Hrexy
Verek
Flaherty
Dorle
Whitman
Ft Oh
Veerk
Tate
Veeck
Atest
Simiapro
Nana Haneger
Wisconsin
Beloit
Cardinals and Cubs Doubleheader Ends in Wins for St Louis
A chaotic two game set at the Innners home park saw the Cardinals win 2 to 0 and 1 to 0 as police reserves damped the crowd. Grover Alexander returned to face former teammates in Chicago while Tuani Bassler led Colfi l to a 6 3 victory over the Browns. Rain halted remaining games in both leagues.
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Cheors
Boos
Mars
Staans
Steers
Flying Fists
Cardinals
Cubs
St. Louis
Grover Alexander
Chicago
60 Miners Entombed in Oklahoma Mine Blast
Fort Smith Arkansas dispatch reports about 150 coal miners trapped at Arkola Oklahoma after a mine explosion near the town. Initial word states twelve killed with rescue efforts underway and hopes for survivors fading.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Arkola
Okla
Multiple 1919 Sport Events Across North America
Report lists various sport events today including a Westchester Racing Association meeting at Belmont Park, Lineaty Pyelds Jace Key Club in Chicago, Grand Circuit in Syracuse, tennis doubles in Hoxton, Canadian women’s golf in Winnipeg, Virginia open in Richmond, Washington State amateur in Seattle, junior squash handball in Tallywood, California, and Jack Sharkey vs George Godfrey boxing ten rounds in Boston. The item presents a broad calendar of races, championships, and matches across venues.
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Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Lineaty Pyelds Jace Key Club
Chicago
Syracuse
Hoxton
Winnipeg
Richmond
Seattle
Tallywood
California
Markets Report From Cleveland and Toledo Livestock Prices
Market briefs from Cleveland and Toledo show receipts and price ranges across eggs dairy poultry calves sheep and hogs. Listings include hog prices around 14 to 15 dollars, cattle market slow, sheep and lambs steady with primes around 15.50, and grain quotes for corn oats and wheat alongside dairy and poultry figures.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Fragmented Writings and Obscure Anecdotes From a Distant Page
The text sketches scattered aphorisms on wit, marriage, and fame, along with garbled references to Napoleon, a lighthouse, and a novelist. It reads as a mosaic of incomplete sentences, misprinted names, and stray phrases from a historical newspaper fragment.
Couple from Folkestone Attempt English Channel Swim
Sept. 2 two swimmers, Norace Carey and Miss McLaren of Folkestone, plunged from Gris-Nez rocks toward the English Channel to win News of the World’s 4000 prize for the first woman to beat Veron Ederle. Both started at 5219 this morning and rode a motor boat. four hours later they were about four and a half miles from Gris-Nez en route to Folklands with fog and uncertain weather. Carey reported swimming at 4:49 p.m. while McLaren’s fate remained unknown.
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Caporis
Nez
Gris-Mez Rocks
Siga
Wom Mont McClaren
Folkestone
News of the World
McLaren
Will Enter Race To Catalina Without Pursuing Prize
Duke Kahanamoku, three times Olympic champion swimmer, will swim the Los Angeles Catalina Island course in late September but will not accept the $25,000 Wrigley purse. He says accepting the prize would make him a professional, barring Olympic eligibility.
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Catalina
Duke Kahanamoku
Los Angeles
Automobiles Topic Dominates Kiwanis Meeting Talk
Cleveland attorney John McChord spoke to the Kiwanis Club on motorist challenges noting 20 million cars in the United States, 3.4 million in manpower in auto work, and high yearly auto insurance premiums. He warned legislation often hinders motorists and urged practical laws. The club voted 18 to 7 to stay at the Y.M.C.A. meeting place.
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Cuyahoga County
Italy
Spain
John McChord
Cleveland Automobile
Peters
Kiwanis Club
Iy. MG. A
Sra
Lems
McChord
United States
Siw
Ohio
Bensfit
McChern
Clin
YMLC
Thanksgiving Every Day Cure Ad Claims Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Maya's as a simple harmless preparation that removes mucous from the intestinal tract and soothes inflammation to cure stomach and internal ailments. A testimonial from a user who avoided surgery claims lasting relief after two years of suffering. One dose will continue or money refunded. At all druggists.
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George Godfrey
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