Three Knife Attacks Shock Lorain. Man Fatally Wounded
In Lorain last night a fatal stabbing and two serious injuries occurred during three knife battles. Rakich, 45, admitted the slaying in a self defense claim after an argument over rent money. Kanera pleaded guilty to pistol or stabbing charges and was fined. Bond, James, 40, was stabbed in his home as police search for a suspect described as a 25-year-old man, about five feet six inches, with a light complexion from Western Heights Elyria.
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Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
South Lorain
Kalich
Rakich
E. Bath Sr
Globe and
Rakeh
EL 29Th Street
Walter Koncin
E. S0th
Jung
Frank Kanera
Elyria Avenue
Kanera
Strenick
Ely
James Bond
11Th Street
Bond
Elyria
Western Heights
Merton Tell of Baltor Transfle at Daugherty Trial
New York September 11 cross-examination of Richard Merton, German finance witness in the Daugherty Miller conspiracy case, resumes Monday after today’s defense questioning. The defense notes Buckner as a conspirator not named in the indictment, while Merton discusses various points as the trial continues.
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New York
Richard Merton
Harry M. Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Defense
George Williams
Miller
Buckner Chescrim
Merion
Hold Suspects In Payroll Hold Up Near Cleveland
Police in Cleveland question a man tied to a payroll robbery near Northfield on Thursday in which two Jake Paner Company messengers were robbed of 40 dollars. An automobile linked to the bandits was found in town while a third suspect is detained in Akron.
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Cleveland, O
Northfield
Jake Paner
al Akron
Saia
National Legion Auxiliary Leader to Visit Elyria on Monday
Mrs Eliza Lonton Shepard national president of the American Legion Auxiliary will be in Elyria for the convention on Monday. A California native and former Department president she was elected national president at Omaha last October. She once practiced law at 21 but devoted herself to managing Jack London estate after his death and will emphasize rehabilitation club welfare and large membership during her tenure.
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Eliza Lonton Shepard
American Legion Auxiliary
Elyria
Department of California
Los
Omaha
Mrs. Shepard
Towa
California
Jack London
Spain Withdraws From Nations League Amid Reorganization Demands
Spain formally withdraws from the League of Nations with two years notice, leaving the body's composition unchanged after Germany joins. Spain's move appears tied to Spain’s demand for a permanent seat and a reorganization of Tangier administration, which may not be met. Germany, led by Stresemann, signals policies as a new member, with possible early focus on allied military control and Saar issues.
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Geneva
Sentil
League of Nations
Germany
Spain
Cane
Learna
League
Herr Stresemann
Lovin
Saar
Berlin
Mussolini narrowly escapes dual bomb attack in Rome
An exiled Italian anarchist Ermete Giovanni fired two bombs at Benito Mussolini as he arrived at the Porte Pia in Rome. The first bomb was a dud. the second exploded, injuring twelve pedestrians and jarring the premier. Giovanni was seized amid fears of lynching but saved by authorities. The fascist party issued an appeal against reprisals with no further incidents reported.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Ermete Giovanni
Mussolini
Giovanni
Sumer
Villa Torlonia
Chigi Palace
Porte Pia Plaga
Frem
Avon Wan 3 Fined On 2 Counts
August. Kenn of Avon was fined two £500 sums by Common Pleas Judge W. B. Thompson after he changed pleas on two liquor charges from not guilty to guilty. George Millar of Avon faced a case dismissed at prosecutor's request. Paul Monro, with them, was arrested in a raid that yielded a large still and mash. Monro bound over to the grand jury on $2,500 bond after entering not guilty plea. Kenn was fined for liquor possession and for possessing apparatus for liquor manufacture.
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Kenn
Avon
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
George Millar
Paul Monro
F. A. Underhill
C. Haokin
Warrant Served On Noted Bootlegger George Remus
Warrant served in Miami County charging George Remus with being an undesirable alien and subject to deportation. Remus, a millionaire bootlegger, is serving two federal years in Atlanta and additional local time in a Miami County jail. Immigration officials assert he is not a naturalized citizen and may be deported to Germany after current sentences end.
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Troy
George Remus
Miami
Remus
Ind
Atlanta
Miami County
Falloon
Germany
Bandits Hold Up Contractor at Staten Island Office
Two armed bandits robbed contractor John Dani van and two clerks at his Port Richmond Staten Island office today, escaping with 4500 dollars from a payroll in a feather bag. The incident occurred in the office, and no injuries are reported. The robbers fled the scene and police are investigating.
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Nnaw York
John Danivan
Port
Richmond
Staten Island
State Officials to Attend Elyria Legion Convention
Governor Vic Denahey and Secretary of State Thad Crown will be convention guests in Elyria on Monday for the American Legion gathering. They will join in morning sessions and attend the event’s proceedings as state representatives.
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Vic Denahey
Thad Crown
Elyria
American Legion
Man Held for Grand Jury by Mayor
Jo8 moaner was taken by the police on suspicion of holding up Claude Minpter for twenty dollars last Monday near Woodford Ave and the Bo and O tracks. Bodner pleaded guilty to robbery in police court and was bound over to the grand jury by Mayor Harry Hinkson on $1,000 bond.
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Moaner
Claude Minpter
Woodford Ave
Hnd
Bo & O
Bodner
Harry Hinkson
Man Arrested Confesses Killing Woman in Muskegon Heights
Elmer Woodward, 2, confessed to Sheriff Covell that he killed Mrs. Celia Barnes with an automobile jack. He was captured last night in Muskegon Heights after offering no resistance. He claimed motive related to troubling circumstances and stated he killed Barnes to prevent further troubling events.
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Muskegon
Mid
Elmer Woodward
J. T Covell
Celia Barnes
Woodward
Muskegon Heights
Covell
Myre. Barnes
Isabel
Hin
Weather forecast for the coming week in Cleveland
Weather outlook for the Ohio Valley predicts showers on Monday and late week. Warmer midweek, cooler by Friday. Period spans September 18 to 15? incl. temperatures vary as fronts move through.
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Cleveland
Ohio Valley
Army airship on return flight from Langley Field
The TOG airship from Langley Field Virginia flew this morning on the return trip to its home station. Under Lt Commander Greer the Kip plans to follow the old national trail, land at Dayton to refuel, then continue to Langley Field after an eighteen hour flight.
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St Los
Sept
TOG
Langley Field
Kip
Sf Liew
Greer
Dayton
Gray Adidle
Langley Wield
Galion dedicates new junior high school in grand ceremony
Thousands visited the new Galion Junior High School built at a cost of 250000. Dr W O Thompson President Emeritus of Ohio State University delivered the principal address at the formal dedication held last night showcasing the modern facilities and community pride.
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Gation
Galton
Galion
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
London and Washington Debt Policy Talks Stall
London and Washington held six weeks of conferees with European financers and sought to avert any renewal of debt policy clashes. Mejia’s trip to New York and talks with Urinvin France and Tals yielded no concrete commitments, while the United States weighs its debt valuation stance and avoids a revival of financial conflict.
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London
Eiropean Financial Fogiders
Peerears
Mejia Saibed
Seow
York
Uador
Xaer- Lyons
Urinvin
France
Ani Tals
United States
Mefion
Washington
Nurses Sent to Wellington by the State
The health department dispatched four nurses to Wellington to assist in managing typhoid fever cases. They report to Lorain County Health Commissioner Tr. Tigein. The epidemic, investigated by Thr. Robbins and Pr To W. Mahoney, showed 53 cases with transmissions from a milk route and direct contact. the water supply was deemed safe.
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Atite Health Department
Wellington
Grry
Twenty-Eight Die in Japan Floods Across Prefecture
Report from Torwo dated Sept 11 describes torrential rains in Hiiroshiner prefecture causing 28 deaths, 60 missing, and 20 bridges washed away. Tarbiga buried under losses with 20 drowned, plus five at Fuchn and three at TMirestim vhty.
New Evidence Bares Canton Jury Seeks Ouster Of Official
A Greene County grand jury uncovered new evidence at Canton civil service hearings into ousted Canton police chief Seranus A. Lengel. Prosecutor C. R. McClintock said further investigations may open from the information. In Columbus, Peter Jansen filed a quo warranto petition seeking David Eschliman's dismissal from Canton’s civil service commission, alleging improper appointment after mayor Swarts acted beyond jurisdiction.
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Canton
Bent
Sirk
Civil Service Cane Mission Cearln
Seranus A. Lengel
C. R. McClintock
Columbus
David Eschliman
Civil Service Commission
Supreme Court
Peter Jansen
Jansen
Civil Service
Gso. 2
GANG BLAMED IN GRAND TRUNK MAIL THEFT
Sept 11 reports lay the Saltig Mikrlane gang to blame for a $155,000 Grand Trunk payroll robbery. Capt John Stage of the detective bureau leads investigations into the alleged plot tied to Chicago beer runners, with Saltis and McErlane jailed for murder and awaiting trial in Indiana. A nationwide search follows as authorities probe the postal hold up across Chicago and its suburbs.
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Chicago
John Stage
Tomas
Jon Saltis
Frank McErlane
Cap. Stege
Salis
McErlane
Fo Iril
Satus
McMerlane
Indiana
Diesperita Nerd
Ossh
Storewald
Tha Xaltie
Stege Beteves
Grand Trunk
Ciieags
Tad Ag-E
Hlavald Watkins
Podadsa
Wre
Fir Watkins
Tatler
Dearborn
Fire destroys 22 delivery trucks at Lion Dry Goods Co
A spectacular fire at the Lion Dry Goods Co. garage in Taleno, Ohio, started when a truck backfire ignited gasoline vapor. Twenty two delivery trucks were destroyed and merchandise was not saved. Estimated loss is about 120000 dollars.
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Taleno
Lion Dry Goods Co
Raxeling Vanor
Tosa
State Legion Convention Opens With Busy Day Ahead
Visitors arrive as eighth State convention of the American Legion opens on Sunday with registration. Events include baseball games at Cascade and River View parks part of the Big Brother movement for boys aged 14 to 17, a competitive drill at Ely Park, band concert by Franklin Post Band, and a large turnout expected for the initiation and officers’ election.
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American Legion
Cay
Cascade Park
Riverview Park
Hlyria
Springfield
Lakewood
Cleveland
Room
MEL Clinvch
Ely Park
L. G. Leasure Post
Worthington
Ohio
Akron
Franklin Post
Columbus
Franklin Post Band, of
Arrest Elvrian on Liquor Charge
Edward Schwartz was arrested at the Browh hotel at midnight by police officers. He was found to have two bottles of whisky in his possession and was to be arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of possessing intoxicating liquor. The judge granted a one week delay at the request of Mayor Thiry Hinksong.
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Edward Sehwarts
Browh
Schwartz
Patier
Sehwart
Thirry
American Envoy Dies In Egypt
An American envoy to Egypt died after an automobile accident and subsequent operation. Stewart John, a 46-year-old diplomat born in St. Louis, had served in the diplomatic corps for 46 years and resided in Winnetka, Illinois.
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Egypt
Waptisog
Stewart John
Americ
Cala
Calle Toy
Toabasin
St. Favs
Winnetka
American Legion Parade Scheduled Monday After Noon
The grand parade of the American Legion will take place Monday afternoon at 2 o clock with Grand Marshal Charles Crehorn GA leading. Fraternal Order of Hagies committee members Gereald C Nau L chair and 5 L Mathis in charge. Automobiles are urged for Legion members and disabled soldiers. near high school on Sixth Street by 1 p.m. for parade setup with multiple district routes and a disbanding at East Broad Street under marshal Chas Crehorn.
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The
American Legion
Charles Crehorn
Reinale
Parate
Order of Hagies
Gerald C. Nau
Effien
L. Mathis
L. Adams
Ed Herzog
Ooflyin Vos
GALR
Sixth Street
Man Kolsky
Steve Leser
Henry Reinke
Bruck
Wmn
France
Steve Leer
Teves
West Board St
Middle Ave
Richt
Rasp Ave
Adm
Zynd St
Midde
Flarry Reinke
Ith
N. B. Mistriet
Nore
No Money to Spend Wail of Political Managers
Sept 11 The piece notes that major party campaign outfits face tight funds as the seventy seventh congress election nears with both Republican and Democratic committees reporting limited spending. examples show Republican total under 23 thousand dollars with more to come as campaigns continue.
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Waitington
Bhatt
Sta Ehler
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