Escape at City Jail Sparks Police Hunt In Ohio
Louis Waston a New York City man jailed on concealed weapons charges escaped from Elyria city jail by sawing two bars from a window and slipping away through an alley. Five companions in the jail were not aware of his exit as detectives and officers pursue possible fugitives. A fatal bridge accident near Telegraph Road claimed John Carlson and left others injured, prompting possible lawsuits against the county and New York Central Railroad over bridge safety. Carlson’s body returned to Lorain and Ironwood, Michigan, after services.
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Louis Waston
New York City
L. V. Jones
Waston
Westen
Wason
Chich
Telegraph Road
Cty
John L. Carlson
Alterander Avenue
Lorain
Frank W. Raymond
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Mischka
H. V. Peabody
Amherst
A. J. Pelander
Thie City
Raymond
Carlson
Memorial Hospital
Underhill
Don Baird
Perry
Hull
New York Central R. R
John Carlson
Iron Il Ond
Mich
Pelander
Arthur Pelander Y
Herald Cavern
Agnes Carlson
WEO
Chicago
Cleveland
Ethel
Myra
Esther
Beatrice Carlson
Richmond
Wm Raymond
Sydney Royce
Larain
Ironwood
Amanda Olson
Grand Theatre
Washington Avenue
Monroe Welty
State of Ohio
Ridge Fund
Childrens’ Home
Relier Eee
Spk
Motatulal
Black Rover
Brighton
Oroeanhelm
Camden
Rliste
Gratton
Heado Thy Dla Oe
Huntington
la Grange S
Penfeld Ce
Pattfield Ridgeville
Rochester
Russa
SheMeld
Wellington
Dover
Patrfield
Milan
Amaserst Tapers
Amherst Village
South AmMeret
Avon Wee
Black Hiver
Brownielm
Carl
Columbia
Grafton Tap
Grafton Village
Henrietta
la Grange
Penfield
Pitttfield
Pittsfield
Reville
Beene
Ester
Rasa
Obert la Sheffield Lake
Wellington Pier Oid
Strongsville
Vermilion
New Ne
Birmingham
Springfield
Troy
New London
Amherst Library
City
South Amhe
Avon
Avon Lake
Elyria
Grafton
Sheffield
Akron City
Elyria Encounter Highlights Holah Brothers Tour
Art Holah and C E Holah, traveling from Elyria to New York, meet in Elyria after two years apart. They praise Elyria as a growing city, compare it favorably to Sandusky and Lorain, and note the Universal Film Co connection through C E Holah. The scene includes theater visits and remarks on local landmarks. A separate fire report notes a Delco Factory blaze causing $15,000 damage and endangering firefighters.
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Art Holah
C E Holah
Allyvwood
New York
Hellywood
Holah
Eveland
Burr Nickle
Cxplorer
Ison
C E. Holah
Sea America
S Universal Film Co
Sandusky
Elyria
Lonit
Administration Tax Plan Aims At Revenue Act Repeal
The administration announced a tax program to Congress detailing goals from the Treasury. Key points include repeal of the authority clause, deep cuts to top income taxes, curbing tax exempt securities, and reducing or eliminating estate taxes.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committee
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Melon
Lorainite Ill Ends His Life
Lorainite M A Doing of 504 Washington avenue shot himself last night amid health worries. He formerly served as traffic manager for the Ohio Public Service Co. Survived by his wife and six children. Remains of Lillian Corés, 16, killed in a collision near Xenia, to be brought to Dayton. Four riders on a motorcycle with a sidecar were involved. three others severely wounded. Ohio utilities commission protests Buckeye Special Transit Company permit for city bus operation claiming inadequate service.
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Lorain
M_ A
Washington Avenue
Ohio Public Service Co
Dayton
Lillian Corés
Xenia
Columbus
Toledo
Bowling Green
Southern
State Utilities Commission
Buckeye Special Transit Company
Ohio
Traction Company
Philips
Tharty
Stig
Jum Armitage
60 Days in County Jail and Fines for DUI and Bootlegging
J H Merrill was tried for driving while intoxicated on Labor Day by Justice George and found guilty. He paid a $100 fine plus costs and received thirty days in jail. Merrill lives in Toledo. Royce Bodel of Norwalk and Oscar Barton of Sandusky were found guilty of bootlegging and petit larceny and were transferred to the county jail to serve fines of 390 and 25 dollars respectively.
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J. H. Merrill
Labor Day
Justie George
Toledo
Royce Bodel
Norwalk
Oscar Barton
Sandusky
Guily
Harry Hinkson
Former Kaiser Blames War on England in 1914 Alliance Plan
From Doorn the former German emperor charges Great Britain blocked Colonel House’s U S Britain Germany alliance aim in 1914. He says Britain sabotaged the House mission as it negotiated a naval treaty with Russia and feared Grey’s Kiel visit would unsettle France and Russia. He cites House letters praising Berlin talks with Admiral Tirpitz.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Fela Europe
Kaiser
Doorn
Deutsches Zettung
Great Britain
Watson
United States
Germany
Deutsches Zeitung
Kaser
Colonel House
Europe
Russia
Viscount Grey
Kiel
France
Ex Kaiser
Tirpitz
Football Inside Out A Chronicle Telegram Series
The Chronicle Telegram begins a series by Norman E. Brown to explain fundamental football rules and changes since last season. Illustrations will accompany the articles to help veterans and newcomers alike understand the game as it grows in popularity.
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Chronicle
Telegram
Norman E. Brown
Ohio evasion scheme nets over 100000 yearly in false plates
Ohio drivers evade lawful registration fees by using Ford license plates on heavy trucks and cars. Secretary of State Brown announced that the more than 100000 dollars collected annually is turned into the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ford
Brown
Miss Elyria beauty contest calls for entrants
Fall Festival features a beauty contest to crown Miss Elyria. Eligibility requires single women over 18. submit name age address and photo to Vic Woodward at the Rialto Theatre Elyria Ohio. Entries will be listed with photos in the focal paper. contestants parade in bathing attire and judges pick the winner who receives a full clothing outfit and a silver loving cup from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliria Elyria
Vic Woodward
Eall the Rialto Theatre
Elyria
Ohio
Marcus Saul, Inc
John Lersch Co
Oscar Haserodt
Vis Woodward Yowll
Miss Elyria
Oscar Heserodt
Vic Woodard
Rosy Fauger
Fall Festival set for Sept 29 30 with big gala
The Hoard of Trade sponsors a two day Fall Festival with a Home Coming week end. over forty businessmen attended the meeting, committees named, a Beauty Contest, industrial parade and grotesque parade planned, streets lit, merchants with booths and displays, and plans for an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoard of Trade
Frank Phillips
Frank Oden
Board of Trade
Riff Fighting Near Climax in Morocco War
Reports say French and Spanish offensives press Riffs as Abd-El-Krim concentrates 25000 troops at Ajdir. Battles rage around Tetuan and Ben Harrik with heavy losses on both sides as Franco-Spanish air power targets Riff positions. Dayton dispatch notes odd and even house-numbered residents plan lawn lighting.
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Fim
Morocco
Ajdir
Abd-El-Krim
Tetuan
Ben Harrik
Riffian Line
Sheeguan
Fondak
Bent Hozmar
Coolidge Returns to Washington from Swampscott
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge arrived at Union Station at 1 20 p m from Swampscott Massachusetts for a Washington visit. They were accompanied by Senator William M Butler of Massachusetts and went directly to the White House where extensive redecorations have been completed during their absence.
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Washington
Sept Lo
Coolidge
Swampscott
Mass
Union Station
William M Butler
Massachusetts
White House
Police kill burglar during attempted gas theft flee
Coroner D C Handley announced Leo Reading a 25 year old carpenter who was wounded fatally Wednesday night had been shot while fleeing with companions from police. Patrolman Herman Reller killed Reading declaring the men were trying to steal gasoline from the Cincinnati Sawer Pips company plant.
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Gincinnati
D. C. Handley
Leo Reading
Herman Reller
Reading
Cincinnati Sawer Pips Company
President to Take Up Air War Wrangle at Return to Duty
President Coolidge will be shown all facts on Colonel William Mitchells aeronautics dispute as he returns to duty. Mitchell faces court martial for insubordination while charges against the War Department for independent air service study raise concerns among army leaders and Navy Secretary Daniels. A unified air service bill and potential army spending cuts loom, with Congress expected to reintroduce the Curry bill amid economy drives.
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Mitchell
Washington
Coolidge
William Mitchell
War Department
Mutchelle
Navy
Wilbur
Claily
Charles Curry
California
Outbreak in Detroit Leaves Two Dead in Racial Violence
Detroit report details ten defendants named by Assistant Prosecutor Edward H Kennedy as murder charges prepared after an interracial clash near Dr Orsian Hwert home. Victims were Leohen Brenner 40 and Eric Hogberg 22 with Brenner's wife Leona near death from shock. Police guarded the scene. Henry Sweet admitted firing to frighten the crowd. Also notes record temperatures and a rubbish fire extinguished at John Reser's Flower Shop.
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Detrois
Edward H Kennedy
Orsian Hwert
Wasleon Brenner
Eric Hogberg
Brener
Leona
Metro
Htt
Breiner
Hogberg
Breier
Roy Dove
Dove
Sweet
Henry Sweet
Two Misses Withdraw From Atlantic City Beauty Contest
Miss Dorothy Knapp and Miss Kathryn Ray withdrew from the national beauty tournament in Atlantic City. Armand Nichols said frustrations arose from complaints that some contestants were professionally trained. Miss Mildred Walner and Miss Mary Ann Guth protested and declined to compete against professional entrants.
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Atlantic City
Dorothy Knapp
Manhattan
Kathryn Ray
Coney Island
Armand Nichols
The
Pagean
Mildred Walner
Pittsburgh
Mary Ann Guth
Erie
Ray
New York
Grla4
Nise
Brie
Mint Knapp
Miss Ray
Manapters
Miss Walker
Miss Guth
Gardes Pier
Mrs Whitworth Dies at Memorial Hospital
Mrs W L Whitworth of 52 West Avenue died this morning at Memorial hospital at nine o'clock aged thirty six years six months and four days after a week of illness. She leaves her husband and one son William two sisters Mrs Wade and Mrs Ewing and one brother Wallace Johnson. Funeral services at Seventeenth Street Baptist Church with Rev Gray officiating. Burial in Midgelawn Cemetery.
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W.L Whitworth
West Avenue
Memorial Hospital
William
Wade
Ewing
Omaha
Nebraska
Wallace Johnson
Louisville
Kentucky
Seventeenth Street Baptist Church
Gray
Midgelawn
Susie May Wilford Dies at Twenty One
Mr and Mrs Lee Wilford announce the death of their daughter Susie May Wilford at her Orrville Ohio home Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at their home tomorrow at one o'clock with burial at Medina Cemetery at three.
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Susie May Wilford
Orrville
Lee Wilford
Susie May
Ohio
Medina Cemetery
Ready Cash and Population Figures From Treasury Estimate
Washington reports the U S population on Sept 1 at 114 340 000, up from 112 922 000 the previous year. Total money in circulation excluding Treasury and Federal Reserve holdings stood at 4 734 024 000, vs 4 773 787 009 last year. Per capita circulation is 4124, compared with 42 28 a year ago.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Mail heist sees four pouches stolen in Winona
Five bandits bound and robbed a truck driver in Winona. They took four pouches of mail including at least one registered pouch addressed to firms along the Mississippi River. Postmaster Ed Hicks estimated the loss at about 20 000 dollars. Also notes a state bee exhibit at the fair's old dance hall site.
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Winona
Ed Hicks
Patssons
Mississippi River
Loralmooty BeeXeepera Association
Old Dance Hall
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AYTON
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Salt Lace City
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San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Spokane
Seattle
Washington, D.C
John Reser
Fast Broad Street
FCM
W. L Whitworth
Yeggs
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