Four Lorain suspects face murder charges in double slaying
Four Lorain residents including Mrs Elizabeth Tropea and her cousin James Tropea were indicted for the murder of Rocce Tropea. The case ties to the mutilation of Vendel Gyurovich and a third victim found near Nickle Plate tracks, with two men held without bond and the Tropeas under high bonds. The killings left six Tropea children homeless and support personnel describe brutal, calculated crimes.
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N D. Gacicus
Tropea
Medias. Vendel
Gyu ¥ Oyieh
Lorain County
Gigas
Charles Adams
Lorain
Cropea
Neno
Kandusa
Knezevich
Mrs. Cropea
James ‘Tro
Pea
Andusa
Anezevich
Cansiast
28Th Street
Tyurovich
Thcevict
Tripea
Ufa
Tropes
Tropan
Pasqua
Cleveland
Oberiin
Army food car arrives with meat and bacon for sale
Mayor Jones received Chicago the waybill for a second warload of army foods to lower costs. The car carries sixteen crates of neon wershung 2.052 Tbs, bacon in 12 lb lots, five cases of yeast beef, ten cases of jam beef in 1 lb cans, plus canned feedery. soon to be unloaded for sale with public notice.
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Jones
Chicago
Hin
Shopmen Meet to Forge Big Strike
Chicago dispatch reports the Federated Railway Shopmen in the Chicago district call a national convention for September 25 to act on President Wilson’s new wage scale. Grand lodge officials will be invited, as talks in Washington with Hines and others proceed, with Sanders and Hawver issuing the call. A substantial wage increase is urged to avoid a general strike.
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Chicago
Federated Railway
Shippmen
Wilson
Grand Lodge
Washington
Wixes
Hines
John 4. Banders
M. J. Hawver
Sanders
Girike
Lorain Maccabees to Play Port Clinton in Return Game
Port Clinton September 6 Lorain Maccabees travel for a return game with the local team tomorrow following a close earlier meeting last Sunday in which the locals edged the visitors.
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Orain Maccabees
Port Clinton
Lorain Waerabees
Toomorrow
South Ridge Pastor Presented With Auto Replacing Stolen Vehicle
Members of the South Ridge church presented Rev John Hawke with another Ford to replace the one stolen from a film in Elyria region.
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South Ridge
John Hawke
Elyria
Gold fish resemble carp found in Vermilion river
Vermilion Ohio September 6. G Duchai Iny of Lorain caught two peculiar fish in the Vermilion river both gold fish one resembled a carp with scales. The freak fish will be placed in the city park at Lorain after examination.
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Vermilion
G. Duchai Iny
West 22Nd Street
Lorain
Lorait
Lorain Safety Fund 15 Depleted For City
Lorain on September 6 reports the safety fund 15 depleted leaving police firemen and other city workers unpaid. The city plans to borrow funds and promises wages to be paid in two weeks.
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Lorain
Rdm
Lorain residents protest barrage of empty bottles
Lorain Ohio residents on the west side report to police a week of bottles thrown onto front lawns. The bottles all bear the name of Detroit druggist Leonard A. Soltzer 2% Adams St.
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Lorain
West Side
Detroit
Leonard A. Soltzer
Adams St
Police admit baffling Schultz murder not solved yet
The Schultz murder case remains unsolved with police admitting the latest lead points to a second man. Authorities note absence of warrants and detour towns as detectives pursue a missing man while residents urge resolution. The victim Schultz, a Glendale Court resident and returned soldier, was shot near Cascade Park after meeting a woman.
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Schultz
Impltadaa
Police Standard
Stankard
Zarnke
Zarnka
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland
The
Inquirer
Tolice
Schultz Fhirty
Cascade Parn
Memoriai Hospital
Glendale Court
Graang
Hisworth Biggs
Munierer
Cascade Park
Agreement Reached Over North Elyria Representation
Mandamus case to force a village election for North Elyria was postponed after a township committee and Elyria officials agreed on representation. Elyria residents favored broader growth while promising to elect two township trustees from among North Elyria's citizens to ensure their interests are protected. The hearing was adjourned with a consensus to seek eventual resolution through board representation.
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Redington
Elyria Township
Elyria
North Elyria
Tudge Redmgton
Mandarius
Tary
Prof Hootes to Speak at Local Home Garden Exhibit
Prof Alfred Hootes head of the Department of Furniture at Ohio State University will give an address next Saturday at the annual Home Garden exhibit. The event continues the following day with thousands entering flowers canned fruit and vegetables.
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Alfred Hootes
Ohio Hate University
Home Garden’ Association
Steamer D. Kerr Strikes Draw Halting Toledo Rail Traffic
Traffic on several railroads into Toledo was delayed today after the steamer D. Kerr carrying a record coal load ran aground in the draw at Steake Shore bridge near the union depot.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Kerr
Agroup Fd
Steake Shore Bridge
Tragic Train Rescue Fails Wife Dies With Husband
Chicago reports a railroad cashier William Fitch Tanner and his wife died when a Chicago Northwestern train struck at Hubbard Woods station as Tanner, clinging to his wife, tried to free her foot. A crowd watched, a bystander aided, and both were killed along with fragments found miles away. Three children and Mrs Tanner's mother mourn the loss.
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Chicago
William Fitch Tunner
Baltimore & Clio
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Hubbard Woods
John Schifer
Sigman
Tanner
Mr Tanner
Stéop
Miller
Republicans Turn Gigg ing On President On Tour
Kansas City dispatch notes President Wilson continuing his speaking tour for the peace treaty with stops in Kansas City and Des Moines. The rhetoric centers on a strong push for treaty passage, with a no quarter stance noted in St. Louis and upcoming speeches.
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Kansas City
Des Moines
Wilson
St. Louis
Lesve
British and German Troops In Conflict Near Cologne
Serious disturbances occurred between German and British troops at Tuskirchen, twenty miles southwest of Cologne. One British soldier was wounded. A German leader named Kopfer has been sentenced to death and the town fined $106.
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Associated
New Co operative School to Open in Elyria
Within two weeks Elyria will inaugurate a new type of boys school organized as a part time or cooperative program. Enrollment will be open to about twenty five to thirty boys aged fifteen or older, drawing current students as well as new entrants.
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Elyria
Austrian envoy Rennér to return to St Geemann Sunday
Vienna reports Dr. Kartl Rennér, beat of the Austrian peace delegation, informs new reporters he will return to St. Geemann on Sunday to size the pewe eventy ham in Anstrig this week.
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Vienna
Loreen
Kartl Rennér
Dollegetion
Newepayr
St. Geemann
Swnday
Fight to Finish Seen in Washington Debates
The article reports ongoing battles in Washington as Congress and Senate leaders debate the proposed reserve clauses. Key figures Chalrinho Lodge and Senator Hitchcock craft majority and minority reports, with speeches planned by President supporters and opponents across cities including Indianapolis Pittsburgh New York and Akron as part of a broad public push.
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Washington
Rae
Chalrinho Lodge
Hitchcock
Wadeworth
Salem
Dunkirk
Pittsburgh
New York
Bet Shag
Chronicle Telegram Elyria evening delivery contact info
Readers with paper delivery in Elyria must call 2316 after pm to arrange or modify service and call 7741 afterward to ensure receipt of the paper.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
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