Avon Lake Village Builds for the Future Growth Ahead
Avon Lake Village, on Lake Erie's shore, reports more than 309000 in improvements this year and over a million in three years. City engineers John Warden and J A Wardon cite low tax rates, civic association effort, and ongoing projects including water mains, a new pumping plant, five miles of concrete roads, and sewer work as evidence the community is positioning for growth after the union depot completion in Cleveland.
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Avon Lake Village
Lake Erie
John W. “Ja Warden
Warden and
Laundon
Cleveland Luminating Co
Nickel Piste Railroad
Lake Shore Electric
Warden
Cleveland
Lakewood
Civic Association
Werden
Chamber of Commerce
Lake Road
Nickie? Plate
Cuyahoga County
Sheffield Lake Village
Center
Warren
Driving While Intoxicated Case In Cleveland Man Fined
Floyd Wager of Cleveland was fined $190 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated. He was arrested Thursday morning after his car upset at Oberlin road and West avenue. A suit filed in common pleas court alleges wife E L Dunn of New York has been absent since December 1926 and seeks custody of their six year old child and alimony.
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Floyd Wager
Cleveland
Wager
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Dunn
Common Pleas Coure
E L. Dunn
New York
Neglect and Cruelty Suit Sparks Divorce Plea
Rose Ogar seeks divorce in common pleas court on gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. They wed in 1925 and share a two year old child. petitioner asks custody of the child and alimony. Other cases: Sidner Riemer sues Kramer for divorce. R. H. McCillure sues Lillem White others for foreclosure of real estate security. National Bank of Commerce sues Katherine Patie for foreclosure on a $1790 note.
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Rose O'gar
Common Pleas Court
Sidner Riemer
Esterday
Kramer
Rest
Lorain
R. H. McCilure
Lillem
T. White
National Bank of Commerce of
Bieas
Katherine Patie
Death Notices and Local Obituaries in Norwalk
Death records list Perry N. Richards of Norwalk dying at his son Paul Richards home at 315 Fifteenth Street after a morning illness. Survived by widow, sons Paul and Hugh, and daughters Mrs. Vernon Zeliers, Mrs. Herman Niver, and Mrs. Henry Konrad. Funeral Monday at First Methodist Episcopal Church Norwalk with burial in Norwalk Cemetery. William A. Hochenedel aged 49 dies after two days’ illness. survived by wife Ida, sisters Mrs. Laura Smith and Mrs. G. Bauman, and brother George H. Hochene del. arrangements at Sudro’s Funeral Home pending. Also notes a Washington Mount Vernon property description and a garbled battlefield reference mentioning Saraiosa and Gettysburg.
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Perre N. Richards
Perry N_ Richards
Paul Richards
Mr. Richards
Norwalk
Hugh Richards
Vernon Zeliers
Veland
Herman Niver
Watervitet
Michigan
Henry Konrad
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Ord
William A. Hochenedel
Cleveland Street
Ida
Laura Smitrh
G. Bauman
Fremon
George H. Hochenedel
Sudro
Planes Prove Inadequate For Nation's Defense
A United Press survey of this week’s tactical maneuvers by the army’s Second Observation Group finds that airfields and transportation facilities on the western coast are inadequate for rapid mobilization. Langley Field groups performed poorly on speed, hampered by limited night flying and terrain dangers. Bombers cannot be moved quickly without improved airstrips and fuel handling, delaying potential defense in a national emergency. Government or private action to expand runways and storage could avert a bottleneck, else authorities may establish land-based facilities at Midland or other sites.
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Los Angeles
United States Air Force
United Press
Yueling
Délais
Langley
Midlao
Pla
Midland
2N Ordisert Automarine
BP Hs
Essolinesta
Police Captain Luke Garrick's Home Bombed in Chicago
A dynamite blast destroyed the front of Police Captain Luke Garrick's residence. His wife Aura Garrick was thrown from bed and taken to a hospital in critical condition. Garrick, who had led a raid on the Minerva Club hours earlier, suspected the attack targeted him. The raid resulted in 624 arrests.
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Chicago
Luke Garrick
Aura E. Garrick
Garrick
Minerv ‘la Club
Oklahoma hides crisis hits farmers and stockmen
The U S Department of Agriculture estimates a 29 million dollar loss to farmers and stockmen from skinning and curing hides. The issue stems from wasteful practices and mismanagement in hide production. A federal study by Agriculture and industry groups tackles classification, shading, diseases, and rab eradication while inter ested parties form committees to correct wasteful methods and bolster the domestic leather supply.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Federal Department
United States
Department of Aerculture
Gairymen
Wastral
French urged to speak French to attract American visitors
Columbia University professor Fred G Hei herr warns Americans may skip France if they cannot practice the language. He urges shopkeepers and hotels to provide interpreters and resist English replies unless needed so visitors can enjoy learning French. Gouverneur Morris was the most talkative delegate at the Constitutional convention, speaking 173 times.
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Fred G. Heiherr
Columbia University
France
Professor Hoiberr
Gouverneur Morris
United States
Oberlin Barbers Missing and Local Fair Notices
Oberlin reports the disappearance of Fred Ferrell proprietor of the Morere Barber shop after he left home. The business change dissolved the partnership with E. R. Otis. Ferrell’s wife was away and has no leads. several small children are affected. Oberlin’s Window Fair announces premiums, exhibits from Erie and Huron counties, plus a band concert and features. The three free kindergartens open Sept 19, enrollment with local kindergarten staff. The summer band concert is rescheduled to 3:50 PM to 9 PM with performances and songs by Mrs. Mackett and Miss Clara Mar leading the event. Local notes include a marriage, a paralyzed man recovering, a move from General Manufacturing Co to radio sales, and visitors from New York including Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers and others.
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Oberlin
Fred Fer- Fell
Prst
Heen Ee
Thursdev
E. R. Otis
Ferrell
Erie
Huron
Krevdergartens
Gberig
Aldergartena
Helen McLean
Ins Centennial
Neva West
Pleasant Street
Clara Mar
Ben Sirons
Fiximg
Black River
Saiv
Anea
Sidney Brown
General Manufacturing Co
Elsha
Maurice S. Schubert
Arthur Carruthers
New York
Lorain Man Sues Wife For Divorce In Common Pleas
A 70 year old Lorain man filed for divorce from his 50 year old wife in common pleas court. He alleges the marriage is unhappy and that she mistreated him, claiming loss of duty and extreme provocation. The couple reside in Lorain.
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Common Pleas
Mary
LaRoue
Turner Begins Fifth Action In Ohio Corrupt Practices Case
Columbus Sept 7 Attorney General Edward C Turner filed an information in Franklin county common pleas court against H D Cook of Ash tabula alleging failure to comply with the corrupt practice act This marks Turners fifth action against candidates or committees active in the recent primary alleging improper filings of election contributions and expenditures Cook a former Ash tabula mayor was a Republican nominee candidate for the short term U S senator The suit contends Cook expense statement filed with Secretary of State Brown failed to itemize expenditures and did not include receipted bills for expenditures exceeding 14 as required by law
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Columbus. O
Edward C. Turner
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
H. D. Cook
Ashtabula
Ffth
Turner
Cook
U.S
Brown
Truck Damage Suit Against New York Central Railroad
Frank J. Hicks filed in common pleas court seeking 6500 damages against New York Central Railroad after his truck was struck by a switch engine in Sanduski on September 6, 1924.
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Ves Brenzhi
Common Pleas
Frank J. Hicks
New York Central Railroad
Sanduski
Bowlers Plan For Coming Season At Gala Alleys
The Merchants Bowlfive league held its first meeting of the season at the Gala Alleys with good attendance. Preliminary arrangements were made for the season and several changes are planned. All bowlers are urged to attend the next meeting on Monday Sept 16 at Gala Alleys, with captains and backers specifically requested.
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Merchants Bowfive League
Play 3 Games In Y League Baseball Night
Three games were played in the Y M C A Industrial Playground Baseball League last evening. Only one game's line-up and summary were submitted for the Colson and Steel and Tubes encounter showing Steel and Tubes 40359017 percent 17 Colson Co 1801800- 2 Batteries for Steel and Tubes ska Meinke for Cotson Co Skrrp Shaenpe. Other reported scores were Elyria Savings and Trust 6 General Industries 1 and Harshaw Fuller and Goodwin 9 Lorain County Bank 7. Thornton returned home yesterday from a trip abroad. Miss Florence Brady left yesterday for Willoughby to teach in public schools. John G. Olmstead Alumni secretary and editor of the Alumni Magazine returned home Wednesday from a month’s vacation in northern Michigan and Canada.
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M. C. A. Industrial
Colson and Steel and Tubes
Steel & Tubes
Colson Co
Meinke
Cotson Co
Skrrp
Shaenpe
Three Byrd Expedition Planes Began Flight Tests
MITCHEL FIELD L I Sept 7 Three airplanes of the Byrd antarctic expedition tested here for Anacostia Flying Field Washington The Floyd Bennett a Ford Staat all metal trimotor the Virginia a Fokker Universal and the Stars and Stripes a Fairchild piloted by Berni Baichen Dean Smith and Harold June Each plane carried a mechanic and news photographers
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Byrd Expedition
Mitchel Field
L. 1
Anacostia
Washington
Floyd Bennett
Virginia
Stars and Stripes
Fairchild
Berni Baichen
Ford
Dean Smith
Fokker
Harold
Markets Report from Cleveland and Midwest Grain Trade
Markets column from Cleveland and surrounding states shows prices for produce and live livestock, with hogs and cattle listed by receipt and top values. Also includes Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs poultry potatoes and grains, plus Toledo and Minneapolis grain figures and futures quotes.
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Chicago
Ioink
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
SES
Trish
Timothy
Atrocious Child Killing Stirs New York
Lulet Pancrelli denied murdering his six year old sister in law Salvatore Santamarco. Police say Pancrelli led them to a burlap bag containing Salvatore’s body in a tenement area near Coney Island. Four others are held, with suspicion of a jealous motive tied to a contract marriage in the Santamarco family.
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New York
Lulet Parorella
Salvatore Santamarco
Pancrelia
Lesers
Luigi
Fanny Santamarco
Fanny
Coney Island
Beet Luisi
Pele
Salvatore
Forrester
Ltl
Pancrelli
Tommy
Langit
Barr takes post in Chronicle Telegram circulation
Newsman Barr begins duties in the Chronicle Telegram circulation department after seven years with the Cambridge Jeffersonian. He and his wife and child moved to the city yesterday. The article notes Franklin only attended school for a few years.
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Co. V. Barr
Cambridge
Ohio
Jeffersonian
Chronicle-Telegram
Barr
Benjamin Franklin
Treasury announces new nine month U6 certificates
Washington reports $525,066,000 of nine month treasury certificates bearing 4.25 percent interest. Issued to redeem the third Liberty loan maturing Sept 15, about $370,090,000 remains outstanding. Interest on public debt is payable by Sept 15. The 4.25 percent rate is highest in years, adding roughly $5.2 million to redemption costs amid tight money markets.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Department
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