Fall Festival to Be Staged in Elyria September 29 30
Elyria announces the Fall Festival with a parade street show and concerts. Merchants plan a vast exposition a beauty contest Miss Elyria and free vaudeville acts. Committees for execution reception traffic concessions and advertising organize the event to boost the city and nearby areas.
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Elyria
Felyria
Board of Trade
Giles Elyria
Court House
Vic Woodward
Jin Armitage
James Hewitt
Harry Hinkson
A. L. Garford
Elmer Rice
C. E. Lesier
FE. F. Allen
L. B. Fauver
H. M. Andresa
A. B. Taylor
C. M. Braman
R. B. Lersch
J. F. Burke
F. A Smythe
Geo. Ely
A. R. Webber
Geo. Chamberlain
Wm. A. Ely
E. M. Johnson
Mrs
Mae Friday
Daisy Wilder
James A Hewitt
E. J. Stankard
Hank Miller
Joe Boddy
Geo. L. Richwine
Steve Leser
Art Giles
Wm. Struck
Leonard Wagner
Sam Squires
Clark Muste Co
R. A. Osborne
H. Lee Gil More
Prask Verbeck
Mr. Bayley
Jim
Armitage
L. C. Hecock
Baail Baftes
Mr. Zares
Art Laundon
Kahn
Earl Holcomb
Horece Nye
A. C. Hud
Miners and operators meet over maintenance labor row
Hazleton witnesses a meeting between striking miners representatives and operators as they seek to iron out disputes in the mine during wage and maintenance negotiations. John L. Lewis calls the strike situation quiet while operators pursue a Coolidge era economy plan amid wage promises.
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Philadelphia
Hazleton
John IL. Lewis
President Coolidge
Navy disapproves Bray acquittal amid submarine losses
Washington reports the Navy condemned Lieut Comdr Bray’s acquittal after the submarine S 4 ran aground near Portemanth on January 29 while he led the vessel. The court’s finding stands though officials fault the handling of orders. Charles F. Martin of the S 19 faced a guilty verdict for the January 12 grounding at Chatham Massachusetts with a five year sentence. Chester Lewis, navigating officer, was acquitted on neglect of duty.
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Washington
Wilbur
Bray
Portemanth
Nfd
Taent
Charles F. Martin
Chatham
Mass
Martin
Lieut
Chester Lewis
Put-In-Bay Man Named to Perry Victory Memorial
Carl B Johannsen of Put-In-Bay appointed by President Coolidge to the Perry Victory Memorial Commission succeeding his late father S M Johannsen who died recently. Governor Donahey recommended the appointment. The elder Johannsen died at Put-In-Bay recently.
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Ambus. O
President Coolidge
Carl B Johannsen
Put- In-Bay
Perry's Victory Memorial Commission
S. M. Johannsen
Donahey
Jouannsen
Put-in-Bay
Milbur Ropes for Plane Rescue
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur said he still hopes to rescue Commander John Rodgers and the crew of seaplane PN-9 No. 1 after it forced down en route from San Francisco to Honolulu. A Whippoorwill report of flares on September 3 near their crash site gives a ray of hope in the Pacific search.
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Washington
Wilbur
John Rodgers
San Francisco
Honolulu
Whippoorwill
Pacific
Stegho Slovak Delegates Arrive to Negotiate Debt Funding
The Czecho Slovakian government notified the State Department that a negotiating commission will arrive in October to discuss funding the debt of 117,679,000 dollars to the United States. The delegation will be led by M. Pierlingen, Czacho ihviklan minister at Bucharest.
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Washington
State Department
United States
M. Pierlingen
Czachoihviklan
Bucharest
Coolidge Not Discouraged By Shenandoah Disaster
Washington reports say President Coolidge remains undeterred by the Shenandoah crash and expects Congress to fund another rigid airship. The Navy leans toward heavier aircraft over balloons, with aviation budgets to be set in 1926 27. A congressional probe is urged amid claims and counterclaims by Mrs Lansdowne and Rep Steagall.
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Washington, Sept
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Swampscott
Coolidge
Congress
Navy
Wilbur
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Bureau of Aeronautics
General Board
Secretary of the Navy
Air Staton
Lakehurst
Ander Zachary Lansdowne
West
Lansdowne
Southern City Fire Destroys Allendale District
Fire in Shreveport rooted in barber C Childress residence destroyed nearly all homes in Allendale. Estimated losses around 500000. Two people injured lightly. Firefighters hampered for hours by broken water main, water restored early today, fire contained as it threatened business district. About twenty blocks of frame houses burned.
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Shreveport
Jones Leads In Golf Tourney
Bobby Jones forged a four up lead over Watts Gunn after the first eighteen holes of the national amateur championship final at Oakmont Country Club.
Naval chief to probe loss of big dirigible disaster
Caldwell Ohio September reports say Captain George Washington Steele Jr a senior naval air station official will head the government probe into the Shenandoah wreck. Commander Jacob Klein relayed word that Steele reached Caldwell after being recalled from leave to inspect the crash site and arrange the investigation at Ava. The four officers killed were Landsowe Hancock Lawrence and Sheppard.
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Caldwell
Shenandoah
Naval Court of Investigation
George Washington Steele, Jr
U. S. ON
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Steele
Jacob Klein
Navy Department
Klein
Final hours of Shenandoah told in radio log
Graphic account from the Shenandoah disaster details the dirigible's final hours over Ohio and Pennsylvania, with G W Armor’s radio log describing worsening storms, loss of visibility, radio failures, and fuel dumps as the ship battles wind and turbulence before breaking apart.
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Caldwell
Ohio
G. W. Armor
H. D. Flanagan
Pleasant City
Jacob H. Klein
Chambersburg
Armor
Tom
Billy
Wheeling
Ohio River
Ohno
Lore City
Cambridge
Byesville
Cara
Shenandoah
Governor Asks for Prisoner Repatriation
Governor Donahey issued a requisition to the Pennsylvania governor requesting the return to Youngstown Ohio of William T. Brown who is held at Lackawanna Pennsylvania on auto theft charges.
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Columbus
Donahey
Pennsylvanis
Youngstown
Ohio
William T. Brown
Lackawanna
Comedy Star Seeks Divorce in Minnesota Action
American musical comedy actress Miss Day files divorce proceedings in Minnesota against English actor Pat Somerset after a stormy marriage. Somerset is named as respondent in a New York action brought by Richard Skeets Gallagher against his wife. Day says the romance is ended and their son Pat Somerset Jr. is with her mother in Minnesota.
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Londusa
Sepe
Lt Col Wills Dies Suddenly at Camp Perry
Lt Col Will D Wills regular U S Army officer on camp duty at Camp Perry died suddenly around noon Friday. His Mississippi home and family were notified. Cause of death not disclosed. Also includes a Washington weather roundup with high temperatures across numerous cities.
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Camp Perry
U. Sept A
Will D. Wills
United States Army
Wills
Mississippi
Victims Return From Shenandoah Disaster Cemetery Services Planned
Three Shenandoah disaster victims Lieutenant Commander Zachary Lansdowne Lieutenant J D Lawrence and Lieutenant BE W Sheppard arrived in Washington from Caldwell Ohio and were taken to Arlington National Cemetery. Lieutenant Lew Hancock arrives tomorrow for funeral services Tuesday morning with Navy Chaplain Corps Captain Evans Scott officiating. A guard of honor by Blue Jackets and Marines will honor the four officers buried in the Dewey section near Commander Louis H Maxfield who died in the ZR 2 wreck in England.
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Steele
Germany
Los Angeles
Klein
S. M. Kraus
United States
Washington
Steeje
Ava
Steels
Prudden
Henry Ford
Dearborne
I. Ford
Ford
Stout Metal Airplane Company
Arlington Cemetery
Shenandoah
Zachary Landsowe
Louis Hancock
J. B. Lawrence
FE. OW. Sheppard
Naval Guard
Washington, D. C
Navy
National Cemetery
Arlington
Alvin Shaddy
United States Medical Corps
Tanscowne
Hancock
Sheppard
James Cuillinan
Dong
Shaddy
Bo O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
Crosby Street
Lowell
Mass
Mata William Sparattley
Maggie Sprattley
Main Street
Venice
Jacob H. Kiein
Zachary Lansdowne
J.D. Lawrence
BE. W. Sheppard
Caldwell
Arlington National Cemetery
Lews Hancock
Evans Scott
Navy Chaplain's Corps
Blue Jackets
Louis H. Maxfield
England
County Fair Opens Monday With Big Attractions
The eightieth Lorain County Fair begins Monday Labor Day with Senator Frank B. Willis scheduled to speak at 1 p.m. in front of the grand stand. A large race program follows, featuring top northern Ohio horses and an enlarged grand stand. Rural schools will display county exhibits under a expanded grand stand area, with top school exhibits selected for display at the county fair.
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Lorain County
N. D. Backus
Hhis
Fair Association
Senator Willis
Frank B. Willis
Willis Willpeak
Ohio
E. C. Seale
Kera
New Gas Rates in Two Cities Set by East Ohio Gas
East Youngstown and Lowellville customers face new net gas rates filed with the State Utilities Commission. Rates take effect today in East Youngstown and Sunday in Lowellville with a 60 cent monthly meter charge. Net rates span 45 to 60 cents in East Youngstown and 61 cents to 1.30 dollars in Lowellville.
All Ready For School Opening Next Tuesday
Announcements outline school's opening procedures for the new term. A teachers meeting is set for Monday at 10 30 AM in the high school auditorium with the superintendent detailing general policies. Regular sessions start Tuesday at 8 30 AM and continue to noon with room assignments and textbook distribution announced beforehand.
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Wis
Hiea
M Gladys Fowell
J.C. Lin
Ailyn Rose
May Spe Stiller
Herbert Siit
C.F. Wigton
Atler
Leola Luce
Mary Louie Rolce
Ruth Carlson
Florence Picho
Ford Assets Pass Billion in Michigan Valuation
The Michigan filings show Henry Ford and son Edsel Ford surpassing one billion dollars in combined assets. The Ford Motor Company alone is valued at $644,624,448, with the Fords paying the maximum corporate tax of $50,000.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Henry Ford
Edsel
Ford Motor Company
Fords
Ty Cobb to Stay Regular Center Fielder for Tigers
Ty Cobb declares he will continue active play next year despite earlier plans to retire. He says he feels able to lead the team and will play as much as this season, with no definite quit date. Also notes two local incidents: Roy Moore treated after ingesting bichloride tablets and Donald Sparks injured in an accident with an unknown drunken driver.
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Cleveland, Univ, Sept. A
Ty Cobb
Tigers
Cobb
Search for PN-9 Crew Ends in Disappointment
Reports from the Hawaiian theater say a found plane being towed into port was a disabled patrol craft. No trace of PN-9 No. 1 or its five crewmen has been located as the fifth day of the search ends. The loss is now considered highly probable with the storm theory gaining support.
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Pacific
Struck by Rock Claims Life of Baseball Player
Joseph LaBlante a 25 year old well known baseball player died at North Adams hospital from a fractured skull suffered when struck in the head by a rock during an argument at Hoosick Falls New York last Monday He had joined the Jersey City club of the International League last spring but quit after being traded to Toronto
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North Adams
Mass
Joseph LaBlante
Normh Adams
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
LaBlante
Jersey City Baseball Club
Toronto
Elyria Receives Gas Tax Funds For Streets
City auditor A C senilleman announced Elyria received 4907 dollars in gas tax revenue yesterday. Excluding one sixth, the funds will be dedicated to city street maintenance while the remainder finances county highways maintenance.
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A. C. Senilleman
Elyria
Bandits Kill and Loot Foreman in Brooklyn Hold-Up
In Brooklyn a foreman for the Mil dred Shoe Co. Charles Paunarous was shot and killed during a hallway hold-up and the bandits escaped with 5500. Other reports note a gas explosion death in Benwood and a reckless driving arrest near Elyria with minor injuries to road workers.
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New York
Bandis
Charles Paunarous
Mildred Shoe Company
Clifton Place
Brooklyn
Concern
John Cherba
Elyria-Lorain Road
Fred Underhill
Cherba
Ridge
Cherda
Justice
George
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