Young woman saves child then is shot in defense of family
Elizabeth Grange, brought to Elyria as a child, faced years of hardship after her mother’s death. After leaving her father, she later thwarted an attempted assault, wielded courage during a deadly confrontation that left both the assailant and her attacker wounded. she and the assailant survived and are under medical care in Murphysboro.
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Kermesi
Elyria
Jay
Miss Gill
Witlement House
Frankberger
Alex Kuraczi
Murphysboro
Tragedy Sparks Manhunt After Double Shooting
In Sept 5 report Charles Shank, 40, killed Miss Tenwalde and wounded her mother and cousin in a fatal shooting. The killer fled as family members struggle with shock and fear, while Sheriff McCullough orders guards at the Tenwalde farm and coordinates a countywide search with messengers and patrols.
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Awa
Charles Shank
Shorer
Miss Tenwalde
William Tenwalde
Lawrence Ten- 23
Edward Rampe
Enwalde
Toledo State Hospital
Toledo Hospital
Ampée
Lam Tenwalde
Shank
Tenwalde
Olivia
Willamed
Roy N.lough
Rf McCullough
McCullough
Wellington autoist in Elyria faces arrest after crash
Police seized Arthur Man Wellington after a late night driving incident. He was with two youths when his car left the road and plunged into a ravine, prompting officers to detain him and investigate the wreck.
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Arthur Manma Wellington
Wes
Japan faces vast reconstruction after disaster and war toll
Embassy officials estimate a high death toll and massive property loss in Japan. They project $540.6 million in supplies from the United States and $250 million in lumber needed for rebuilding. Osaka is less damaged and could aid recovery, while Tokyo prefecture’s value could reach $18.5 billion. Reconstruction work will begin immediately with international aid.
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International News Service
United States
Osaka
Pittsburgh
Japan
Tokio
N ‘Okio
Italian Ambassador Among Victims of Tornado
The Sept dispatches report a devastating quake and fire killing thousands in Tokyo and Yokohama. An Italian ambassador to Japan died in Nagasaki. American casualties were not confirmed, with early estimates varying. Premier Yamamoto of Japan reportedly missing in Manila dispatches.
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Yoxhama
Ortus E. Woods
Japan
Phillips Tedar
Wood
Tokio
Yokohama
London
Nagasaki
Manila
P. I
Yamamoto
War scare prompts league speech amid Balkan tensions
Diplomats report fears of fresh conflict as Serbs mobilize and Greece warns against war unless invaded. Greek foreign minister says no war measures beyond mine screens. Italian frontier talks and Cuban influence loom in Paris backing of league action. Sawyers Grain suspends trading amid corn volatility. Pinchot to meet miners and operators over coal strike.
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League
Rome
Paris
M. Della Torrante
Cuba
Italy
Lord Robert Cecil
Pogland
London
Balkans
Servia
Hamilton Fish
Foreign Affairs Committee
House Representatives
Pierre Loti
Mediterranean
Athens
Greece
Belgrade
League of Nations
Salamina
Jugo Slavia
Henshey Music Company Takes Over Starr Piano
The Starr Piano Company, long a prosperous Elyria store, has sold its interests to the Henshey Music Company. E Lat e Henshey, president and manager of the new firm, has managed Starr’s Elyria store for twelve years and promises the same courteous, efficient service.
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Starr Piano Company
Elyria
S Rock
Henshey Music Company
E. Henshey
Jail break fails as badge and uniform untouched
Newton Falls reports a jail delivery that broke into the calaboose last night but did not disturb the marshal's badge or uniform. The incident left several small items stolen while order was restored this morning in Niles Ohio.
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Niles. O
Newton Falls
Calaboose
West Hoboken Sees Boom Amid Divorce Trend Says Mayor’s Wife
In West Hoboken New Jersey the mayor’s wife notes a local boom as divorces rise nationwide. She cites population proportion and shifting social patterns impacting families.
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West Hoboken
N. J
Evan
Friine Duffer
Daf
Mre
Brothers shaping British rule and ambassadorship
Neville Chamberlain named as potential British ambassador to the United States and slated for chancellor of the exchequer after Stanley Baldwin became prime minister. The report notes Aston Chamberlain as his brother and ties to the government leadership.
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Neville Chamberlain
Aston Chamberlain
United States
Exchequer
Stanley Baldwin
Hill Land Auto Company Exhibits At Local Fair
Hill Land Alto Co shows its large exhibit featuring Cleveland and Chandler cars. Local agency head Mr Underhill notes new 1924 models will be announced soon with many improvements but no radical changes in the line.
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Hill Land Auto Company
Los
Chandler
Cleveland
Underhill
Local Social Roundup From Huntington and Nearby Towns
O R White and daughter Lottie and Mr and Mrs Firmin Grub of Kent Ohio visited John son Crile and August Pfaff at Huntington. Mae Gardner and Mamie Baker visited Amherst relatives. Several families, including Draves Hartley Pfaff Crile and Pratt households, hosted and visited over the weekend with various relatives in Ohio and Michigan.
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Huntington
O. R. White
Lottie
Firmin Grub
Kent
Johnson Crile
August Pfaff
Mae Gardner
Mamie Baker
Amherst
Alfred Draves
Arthur
Earl Hartley
August Pfatt
Stock Market Opens Irregularly With Steel Rallies In New York
Openings show uneven price changes as Davison Chemical and DuPont lead gains. Steel stocks rebound after early losses with Bethlehem Steel and U S Steel climbing, while General Asphalt and Northern Pacific slip slightly. Specialties firms like Davison Chemical Mallinson and Beechnut rise.
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New York
Davison Chemical
Bathlehem Steel
Great Northern
Northern Pactic
St. Paul
Re Public Steel
Crucible
Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Guift States Steel
DuPont
Mallinson
Beechnut
Grain and livestock rally mixed as markets open in New York
Grain opened mildly irregular with wheat up, corn down and oats up. Wheat Sept futures at 101 3-4 to 102 1-8, corn Sept 851-43-8, oats Dec 39 3-3 1-4. Cattle receipts 400, flow dull. calves 300, steady. sheep 500, steady. hogs 2500, 10 to 15 cents lower. Open Liberty bonds quoted with varied yields across series.
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Chicago
Two arrests linked to Van Powers murder in Ohio
Cincinnati reports two arrests after the Sunday murder of Van Powers, 38, of Muncie Ind., at the Grandview Inn near Mt. Healthy. Columbus notes death by electric chair awaiting Adam Logan, convicted for a Hammer killing in March, while Gov Donahey faces protests over pardons and bribery cases involving David Scott and state finance director Baker.
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Cincinnati
van Powers
Muncie
Ind
Grandview Inn
Mt. Healthy
Columbus
Donahey
The
Penitentiary
Adam Logan
Logan
Benjamin Priefer
North Carol
Nga
Roberts
H. H. Hull
Youngstown
Mahoning County
David Scott
Scott
Sept
Baker
Ee Ee Milligan
Crabye
Democrats nominate Henry L Whitfield for governor
Democrats of Hirsisaipot nominate Henry L Whitfield for President of Mississippi College for Women as candidate for governor. The nomination is seen as effectively decisive in Mississippi politics. Foul Schuster travels to Detroit for an indefinite period. Several locals attend fairs, visits, and gatherings in Elyria Wellington Oberlin Norwalk and Cortland with multiple relatives and guests.
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Hirsisaipot
Henry L. Whitfield
Mississippi College For Women
Mississippi
Whitfield
Dinner guests and visits fill Birmingham week
Local society notes list Mrs. Brandon hosting Sunday meals with Elmer Viet ten family and Ellen Fleming. numerous visits and dinners across Birmingham and nearby towns including Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland figures. Labor Day gatherings and weekend trips noted. In Columbus, Attorney General Crabbe praises cooperation with county prosecutors in probing R. L. Collings Company misrepresentations. A Chinese text references tea as a beverage in 2700 B.C. literature.
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Birmingham
Brandon
Elmer Vietten
Russell
Edith Fleming
Ellen
Esther
Virginia
Elyria
W. A. Monedis
Esther Fleming
Stotler
George Hogan
Cleveland
F. J. Byers
P. J. Byers, Jr
Lakewood
Will Byers
Arnold Heinzerling
Grace Heinzerling
Arnold
Libbie Evans
Christina Pruer
Heinzerling
W.A Monedir
Oberlin
C W Heidrich
Camden
Henry Altmiller
R. W. Monederl
Glenn
Eff
P. Hi Altmiller
Lorain
Henry Moneder
Cafton
Jeanne
Paul
Vern Heidrich
Norma
P H Altmiller
Henry Altmiler
R. W. Moneder
D W. Saneff
This Place
Walter Tennyson
Toledo
Hubert Howard
Brownhelm
Labor Day
John Pfuer
Dare Pierce
Akron
Mondar
C. W. Spaulding
Ed Moneder
Heald
Stroller
Florence Mouday
David Pierce
Erie
Suter
McElroy
Perry Hinckley
Andrew Schisler, Jr
Elizabeth Gerber
Columbus
R. L. Collings Company
Ohio
Crabbe
Pittsfield residents return after week visit
Mrs. MR Campbell reports Mr. and Mrs. Parailed and son of Hart returned home today after spending a week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Linda.
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Joseph Huffman
Donald
Toledo
William Peters
Fremont
BE. Campbell
Pittsfield
Mr. and
Aire
Parailed
Hart
Mip
Linda
Community Notes and Local Visits in Vincent Vincent
Mr and Mrs T Ross hosted visitors at the Taft home on Monday evening. Mrs Almeda Chambers visits granddaughter Mrs Sweet in Rocky River for a week or two. Ladies Aid Society to meet at the church Thursday afternoon with officer elections for next year. Harvey Stoughton starts Thursday to drive a car to Union City Michigan with Mr and Mrs Whalin of Lorain. Willard Taft and wife hosted Mr Den Smith and wife from Cleveland for a weekend stay. Vesuvius silenced for ore production as reported inlocal notes.
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Foul Schuster
Detroit
Dean
Sirah Win
Oberlin
Grant Gifford
Susfay
Mabel Brown
Katharine Ward
Teachers’ Institute
Elyria
Nicholas Btraze
Alliance
Frank Whitney
von Arthur
Harold Brandt
Arthur
Wellington High School
Mary Whitney
Cleveland
Lee Hovis
John Hanick
Fred Pits
Moony Wilson
Mary Elizabeth Whitney
Grafton
Eli W. Rider
Ralph
Linn Brasee
Roy Kayes
Cortland
New York City
James W. Eglin
Nellie McRoberts
Grace Farrar
Earl H. Bartlett
A _dagamate
Winfield Avery
White
New Mexico
F. €. Brandt
E. €. Whitney
Roy Burge
Reed Ives
Eerl Betts
Ford Crosier
Clayton Pickworth
William Nieding
Ed McConnell
E. H. Bartlett
Shropshire
Southdown
Norwalk Fair
George H. Hewitt
Tottingford
Conn
May Hewitt
Winstead
Clarissa
Marion Norton
W. E. Avery
Lulu Whitney
Wellington
George Hines
Lisella Hines
Addie Richmond
Norwalk
Henry Rawson
Charles Whitney
Guy Widdowson
Dwight Whifeon
Herbert Whitney
John Sigsworth
Walter Green
Peter Springer
Roland Foster
Amberat
John Watkins
Familly
Schilling
Homer Schubert
Joseph Kisus
Richard Gibbons
Farm Woman’s Club
Lloyd McCraden
J. W. Eglin
A. A. Mohrman
Laurence Mohrman
Mansfield
Ha Peabody
Elyria Fair
Clarence Stevens
Ladies’ Aid Society
Union City
Mich
Whalin
Lorain
Willard Taft
den Smith
Farewell sermon and community greetings on the Ridge
Rev. F Handke delivered his farewell sermon and will move to Rocky Ridge Ohio. Rev C W Smith from Cleveland will preach at the Ridge on Sept 5. Local families and residents, including Handke, Fowl, Eppley, and Baus, are noted visiting, hosting, and attending events around Elyria and Amherst during Labor Day week. The column also mentions Lorain County fair attendance and a Belgian king studying engineering.
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South Ridge
F. Handke
Rocky Ridge
Ohio
C. W. Smith
Cleveland
Frank Laraway
William Grant
Moses Eppley
Milton
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
A. Grant
Lonzo
Gibson
East Amherst
Florence Handke
Labor Day
Ruth Fowl
Pearl Eppley
Coressa Ernst
Elyria
G. W. Splagelberg
Townline Road
Jay Fowl
Melvin Schubert
Benjamin Schubert
Pittefield
Clarence Cook
Walter Grobe
Gladys Fowell
Murray Rudge
Helen Lapp
Amherst
Carl Friday
Frank Baus
Margaret Haus
Newton
Edwin Fowell
Murray Ridge
David Decker
Henry Refenning
Lorna
Clyda
Margaret Baus
Carl Fowl
Kenneth
West Ridge
W. T. Cottier
Misa Maxice Harst
Lorain
Chas. Dehn
Medina
Brecksville
Richfield
Bedford
Rockport
Marion
Edna
William Spiegelberg
A. Babcock
Canton
Caroline Henson
Helen Stang
John Steig
Mary Dute
Charles Dute
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