War Department to Probe Mitchell Attack on Aeronautics
War Department orders formal investigation into Col William Mitchell for alleged press statements criticizing military aeronautics. Inspector General to verify if statements were made and if charges justify court martial, with action possibly headed to arrest and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sept
War Department
William Mtchell
Army Far Service
War and Navy Departments
Dwight Davis
John L Hines
Army
Eli Hemlick
Mitchell
San Antonio
Department
Amcra Army
Days
Wae
Secretary of War
Pips Chargs
Bimt
War and
Opening Day Enrollment and Lorain County Fair Draw Crowd
Ohio public schools began after a three month break with enrollment underway and expected attendance gains over last year. Lorain County Fair opened with 12,000 to 14,000 visitors as displays of agriculture and livestock filled the grounds, merchants hall, and floral pavilion, plus large shows in midway and farm implements.
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Maston
Columbus
Ohio
Tte
Hoo
Vernon Riegel
Neat Andas
Olo
Direstor Riegel
Riegel
Lorain County
Merchants Hall
Ladies Hall
Farm Implement Co
Elsha
M. C
Grafton
Ingersoll
Rocky River
Merchands Hall
Heldmyer Hardware Co
Ohio Public Service Co
ns-Struck Co
Sue Bernor Fiedtic
Wickens
Lorarny Foo Decker
Barclay Corse
George A. Clark Co
Tay! Music Co
Ely- Tia Hardware Co
Ernet
Loran County Bays and Gris’ Poultry Club
Eaton
Sage of
Burial Honors for Shenandoah Air Tragedy Officers
Arlington National Cemetery mourns the nine dead from the Shenandoah disaster as Navy and War officials attend the burials. The solemn services, with widows present, marked by simple headstones and a final volley, honor Lieut. J B Lawrence and Lieut. EW Sheppard among the honored crew. In Columbus, Ohio, officials travel to Greenville for memorial rites for Lt. Zachary Tansdowne and the Shenandoah loss.
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Arlington
Ohio
Washington
Navy
Shenandoahere
Arlington National
Poroma
Lanst
Louysancock
J B Lawrenreid
Sheppard
Nave Wilbur
Rps
Captaincatt
Naval Chainl
Taps
Lansdowns
Marine Guard
Deverol
Mar‘s
Tts
Scott
Columbus
Donahay
John Enger
James M Huffman
Greenville
Leutenant Zachary
Tansdowne
Eenville
Shenandoah
Five Prisoners Escape From Guard House
Search efforts continue for five men who escaped Sunday from a guard house at Hays United States post by sawing bars. They wore fatigue uniforms, had been court martialled, and were confined for desertion.
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Columbus
Accidents Dot Labor Day Holiday Across Cities
A rash of auto crashes over Labor Day left one death and multiple serious injuries in Cleveland near Lulu Hieneack with over a hundred cars smashed. In Canton a 92 year old man died when his car hit a trolley car and other injuries included a child with a fractured skull and a woman with arm and nose injuries. Columbus reports eleven seriously hurt and eighty drivers facing traffic charges as investigators tally the holiday toll.
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Cleveland
Lulu Hieneack
Annie Droderp
Mentor
Edward Barnegie
Canton
Washington
State Street
Akron
North Canton
Dottle
Alphonso
Mary Pagean
Columbus
Edward Berry
County Fines Report Shows 8 272 92 Collected
Miss Mable Marsh county clerk reports fines from the year ending Sept 1. Criminal cases totaled 18 992 with 8 272 92 collected. Eighteen prisoners were jailed for nonpayment four jailed on bail one sent to the workhouse and one had the fine suspended. Cuyahoga county had 18 290 assessed and 6 239 collected.
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Mable Marsh
Cuyahoga
Cuyah
Norwalk Bootlegger Fined After Liquor Bust Cases Reported
Norwalk police court actions include Royce Bodell fined 590 after pleading guilty to transporting liquor. Willie Trunk fined 500 for driving while intoxicated. Richard Stanles Elyria fined 75 for driving while intoxicated. Carl Clifford Elyria fined 49 for DWIs. Lawrence Buchs and Frank Ignasik Flying were each fined 10 for disorderly conduct. Ben Frapatrick Elvid case dismissed. Aleе Nagy Wes street fined 30 for disorderly conduct. Beargeta Wayda fined 5 for similar charge. Oscar Barton Elyria jailed 30 days and fined 25 for petit larceny. Dave Alen and Albert Fortin Elyria fined 5 each for disorderly conduct.
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Royce Bodell
Norwalk
Bodell
Par Bogell
East River Street
Richard Stanles
Elvira
Stanles
Cleveland
Columbus
Broad Street
Carl Clifford
Elyria
Lawrence Buchs
Frank Ignasik
BOQ Bren
Harry Phetyick
Ben Frapatrick
Elvid
Ben
Alee Nagy
Wes Street
Nagy
John Novak
West Street
Beargeta Wayda
Oscar Barton
Barton
Sandusky
Dave Alen
Albert Fortin
Amundsen Buys Dirigible for Polar Explorations
Rome reports the government has sold the Italian airship N-1 to Captain Roald Amundsen for use in polar explorations. The announcement cites preparations for Arctic and Antarctic missions.
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Amundsen Buys
Dirigible
Rome
Tne Itanan Dirigible
N-1
Rooul Amundsen
Worker Shot and Killed Blame Liquor Hatred
Vinton Iowa September reports say Mrs C B Cook, a prominent WOC worker, was shot while sewing in her home. Authorities blame liquor traffic for the murder though no suspect is yet identified. A warning from Mrs Cass about bootleggers was noted as a motive in the conjecture.
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Vinton
Lounr
C. B Cook
Wocot OG
Cook
Cass
Kidnapping Trial Looms in Harrison Noel Case
Newark New Jersey September. Harrison Noel, 2 year old collegian, faces a roof trial for the alleged abduction of Mary Daly and murder of Raymond Price, with Essex County prosecutors and police detailing plans and possible insanity plea. The elder Noel travels from Chicago as tensions rise over the case and burial rites for Daly proceed in Montclair.
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Newark
N Jo
Harrison Noel
Wall Roof
Fnvest Ald
Mary Daly
Ravenold Pierce Negro
Victor D'Aloia
James A Vweeon
Noel
Essex County Prosecutor's
Tix W. Noel
Harrison
Mao
New York
Chicago
Mason
Bunk
Mont Clair
Harrigan
Charles Noel
Huntington
Long Island
Kite Mary Daly
Daly
Montclair
Holy Name
Jersey
Moving Liquor Permits and State Constitution Question
A buckeye state issue questions whether federal authorities can permit a resident to transfer legally owned liquor from one dwelling to another. The ruling was given to B F McDonald, state prohibition commissioner, after federal officials reportedly refused permits, claiming it would violate the Ohio constitution.
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Columbus
Srp
Ohie
Buckexp
Tus
Cruhhe Ruliay
B. F McDonald
Senator Willis Praises Labor And Industry At Fair Speech
Senator Frank E Willis addressed the audience at the fair, praising labor and industry in Ohio. He stressed national progress and recalled his youth, ending by joining the orchestra and playing The Irish Washerwoman to the cheering crowd.
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Frank E Willis
Imal Macado
Ohio
America
Orany
Chronigrams Highlight Damages Suit Against Street Railway
Mike Parrish sues Lorain Street Railway for 10000 dollars claiming he slipped on icy car steps while alighting at Stop 7 after a February 22 ride, breaking two ribs and injuring his back. A separate report notes Frank Waldron caging two stray horses causing $15 in garden damage on Lake Avenue. Also listed are 66 delinquent tax suits, a driver damage claim of 301 dollars, an arrest warrant for Reymond Reister, and a noise complaint about a persistent pang at a West River Street home.
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Mike Parrish
Lorain Street Railway
Frank Waldron
Lake Avenue
Waldron
Cook
Grindstone Burst Kills Ohio Youth in Marysville
Odie Johnson, 17, of Arnold, died and Richard Boyer, 65, of Unionville Center, injured when a grind stone on a Ford machine burst while sharpening a scythe. The accident occurred in Marysville, Ohio. Separately in London officials said the Anglo German trade agreement has been ratified.
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Marysville
Odie Johnson
Arnold
Richard Boyer
Unionville Center
Boyer
London
Foreignn Office
Missing 17 year old girl and three abductors sought
A search is on for Dernaths Prbetums 17 and three men after an unsigned note claimed she and the men left for Michigan in a Chevrolet touring car. Emberling family suspects abduction. officers seek Dvster Jim Cooper and Harvey Walker of Kenton among others as they investigate in connection with the disappearance near Kenton. The girl described as 5 foot 4, 15, with dark brown bobbed hair and a cataract seeks serious charges against the men upon apprehension.
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Kenton
Dernaths
Auethorites
Iaving Orster
Foraker
Miss Emberlinge
Noant Emberling
Norothy
Michigan
Dvster
Jim Cooper
Harvey Walker
Kenton Mass
Mrn
Emberlin
Traffic laws to be strictly enforced near schools
Safety Director James Hewitt warns drivers to slow down near school crossings and safety zones as students return to classes. He urges vigilance with signs reading School Drive Slow and cites enhanced enforcement to prevent accidents. Miss Esther Dunzweiler of Cleveland choked on a bone at an Elyria restaurant but was treated and released from hospital.
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James Hewitt
Hewitt
Esther Dunzweiler
Hudson Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria Fall Festival Plans Detailed by Board of Trade
Elyria Board of Trade committees met to finalize plans for the Fall Festival and will report at a board meeting in the Lorain County Bank directors room. Fox Furnace Co. agreed to delay its Sunbeam Furnace week to align with the festival improving local attractions. Beauty contest and style show plans will be presented after tomorrow’s meeting.
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Elyria Board of Trade
Lorain Contry Bank
Cr. Philip
Frank M Oden
Fox Furnace Co
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Jane Klocek
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