Texas Battleship Crashes Into Freighter in Fog
The battleship Texas collided with the freighter Steel Seafarer off Point Arguello in dense fog at 6 55 this morning. The Texas suffered no serious damage thanks to its armor, while the Steel Seafarer took a large hole in its side. Captain Fitzsimmons of the Steel Seafarer reported the ship’s cargo water intake and planned San Francisco Bay voyage as weather permits.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Steel Seafarer
Point Arguello
Los Angeles Harbor
Radio Corporation of America
United States
Pacific Mail
Cuba
Texas Navigators
Texas
Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
San Pedro
Washington
Pacific Coast
Long Island
Grand Fleet
Navy Department
Point Argueblo
International News Service
Dash Dormad Admits Liquor Case Faces 1000 Fine
Dash Dormad was found guilty of illegal liquor handling and fined 1000 dollars plus costs after police found raisin jack at his West ern Heights business. His attorney filed a motion for a new trial and bond was posted. The case may be appealed.
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Dash Dormags
Western Heights
Jones
A V. Borourez
Lorain
Webber
Frank Jady
Lowell Snyder
Thomas Walters
White Plague Hospital Now Urged for Co
County officials plan a Thursday meeting in this city with Lorain Elyria and rural districts to discuss building a tubercular sanitarium. They aim to form a public health association to push the project, after visiting the Akron Springfield Lake facility housing 129 patients and learning the $160000 annual upkeep.
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Lorain
Elyria
Akron
Springfield Lake
George Squire Ends His Life in Home Tragedy
George Squire aged 69 of 1411 East Avenue died by suicide at his home yesterday at 3 30 pm after long illness. He is survived by a daughter Mrs John Smith of Grafton Road a grandson two sisters and a brother. Funeral from his daughter's home in Grafton Thursday at 3 pm conducted by Rev W L Burner. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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George Squires
East Avenue
John Smith
Grafton Road
Grafton
W. L. Burner
Ridgelawn Cemetery
WANTS 51 000 MORE TO COMBAT COUNTY CRIME
Lawrence Webber the prosecuting attorney requests an extra 1000 to meet an supposed emergency of crime due to prohibition enforcement. He asks the common pleas judges for an appropriation citing unusual crime prevalence in the county. Barbara Kreig sues John Dunn estate administrator for 2625 79 on a note previously disallowed by the administrator.
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Lawrence Webber
Common Pleas
Barbara Kreig
John Dunn
Louis Kreig
Red Cross relief funds exceed five and half million in Japan aid
The American people have subscribed more than 5.5 million dollars for relief work in Japan. Subscriptions continue pouring in from across the country. Washington division Ohio and West Virginia exceeded quotas, central division Chicago HQ, and New England division also surpassing targets.
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Washington
Japan
American Red Cross
Ohio
West Virginia
Central
Chicago
New England
American quake toll reaches 57 in latest reports
Washington dispatches say U S consuls in the Japanese earthquake area have nearly completed surveys of American casualties in Tokio Yokohama and other cities. The official death toll remains 57 with Consul Dickover at Kobe reporting two more safe J Quinn and Charles Miller confirmed safe.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Tokio
Yokohama
Dickover
Kobe
J. Quinn
Charles Miller
Morrow Seeks Divorce Over Alleged Wife Elopement
Royal Morrow of this city files for divorce from Pearl Morrow claiming gross neglect and unwifely conduct and asks for custody of two children. Coblenz dispatch notes Germany’s Ruhr wage policies blamed for mark collapse cited by President Tirard of the high commission.
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Royal Morrow
Pearl Morrow
Coblenz
Ger Maany
Ruhr
Tirard
High Commission
Raineland
Harrowing escape stories from Japan quake reach Shanghai
Refugees arriving in Shanghai recount devastating tremors and fires in Yokohama and Tokyo. Mrs. Carroll and her children narrowly survived Temple Court collapse after heeding a doorway refuge from the earthquake. S. S. Murphy, at the Imperial Hotel, escaped burial as the building collapsed and fires spread through Tokyo toward Yokohama.
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Shanghai
Japan
Yokohama
Tokio
F. R Carroll
Goodrich Rubber Company
Temple Court
San Francisco
Imperial Hotel
Murphy
Lorain County Health Board Reports July Inspections and Cases
The Lorain County District Board of Health for July records 82 inspections 55 communicable disease cases reported and cared for and 90 examinations of suspected milk and water. Berlin refutes rumor Trotsky dead asserting he is alive.
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Lorain County District Board of Health
Moscow
Berlin
Leon Trotzky
Trotsky
Vast Tokyo Yokohama Death Toll From Japan Quake
Shanghai dispatch reports 97 000 cremations in Japan with 47 200 in Tokyo and 50 000 in Yokohama. Fire destroys 216 000 Tokyo houses and fire insurance totals about 2 billion dollars, raising questions about payout viability. Relief efforts expand as rehabilitation in Tokyo proceeds and debris removal plans follow.
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Shanghai
Japan
Tokio
Yokohama
Sit
Implicates 2 In Drug Robbery Probes In Dayton
Eugene Webb and Mrs. Jean Foley, suspects in the Farmers National Bank robbery at Greenville, are believed to be linked to other Miami Valley robberies. Carter, a motorcycle owner, was released after a prior prison term. Stamps found in Foley's Springfield room suggest involvement in the Saint Paris post office robbery where$406 in stamps were stolen.
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Dayton
Eugene 'Réd ™ Webb
Jean” Foley
Farmers National Bank
Green Ville
Miami Valley
Webb
Horton Carter
Foley
Darke County
Carter
Ohio State Penitentiary
Greenville City
Springfield
Saint Paris
OUSTED POLICE CHIEF DENIED A NEW HEARING
Columbus notes Governor Donahey overruled James Watkins of Youngstown’s motion for a new trial after his removal as police chief for alleged failure to enforce dry laws. Watkins plans to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Donahey
James Watkins
Youngstown
Watkins
Supreme Court
Dovnahey
Robbery suspects nabbed in Marion store escape attempt
Two men identified as John Williams of Dayton and John R Murphy of Toledo were captured in Marion after attempting to flee with $1,000 worth of silks and furs from J H Rawlings and Son. Williams was shot in the heel during the escape. They planned to sell the loot to a fence in Pittsburgh. County commissioners will open bids for county fund depositories on Sept 24.
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Marion
John Williams
Dayton
John R . Murphy
Toledo
J. H. Rawlings and Son
Roy Chapman
Willliams
Williams
J. W. Thompson
Pittsburgh
Clergy Propose 500000 Relief Fund Boost in M E Conference
Rev Frank A Arter 83 offers to contribute 100000 to a 500000 ministerial relief drive within the M E conference if churches raise the remaining 400000. The move drew cheers as other actions included retirements and resignations among pastors and a memorial committee formed to address church needs. Youg?
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Cleveland
M. BE
Frank A. Arter
Br. G. W. Orcutt
Wooster
G. W. Huddleston
Odest
Board of
Stewards
Memorial
F. J. Johnson
Columbus
F W Luce
Cambridge
J. J. Wean
Niles
Ci Lloyd Strecher
Home For the
College Hill
Cincinnati
Bishops’ Cabinet
Nev J R Sillman
Gristolville
Dr . I. Johnson
C. E Johnson
West Bedford
Durkee Jr. 78 Succumbs at Eaton Home
Oel Durkee Jr a longtime area farmer died at his Eaton home in his 79th year He leaves five children and seven grandchildren with a sister in LaPorte Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 pm at his home with Rev Eicher officiating and burial at Butternut Ridge Cincinnati notes a separate report on William H Chatfield former state senator under examination in Beazell and Chatfield bankruptcy case and request for transcript by county prosecutor Bell
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Oel Durkee, Jr
Eaton
Ed. Durkee
Grafton
Earl Giar
Ashland
Walter Dimaline
Elsie
Frank McAdee
Evelyn Myers
LaPorte
Co. BE
Rev Eicher
Butternutridge
Cencinnati
dAfter
William H. Chatfield
Beazell and Chatfield
C. T. Grove
Bell
Chatheld
Link Between Counts and Rum Plot Uncovered in Court
Federal court heard Samuel Selker testify that he funneled between 60000 and 69000 dollars to A Frank Counts for “service rendered” and future protection to Auerbach Brothers and Company, makers of Million Dollar Hair Tonic. He described a scheme with payments arranged through lawyer Benjamin Schwartz and organized by Counts, with regular sums and a cut for Schwartz.
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Cleveland
A. Frank Counts
Auerbach Brothers and Company
Samuel Selker
Fred Counts
Samuel Hoskins
State Civil Service Commission
Joseph Shearer
Prohibition
Ohio
Selker
Frank Counts
Benjamin Schwartz
Auerbachs Counts
Schwartz
Auerbachs
Louis Auerbach
Wanted Sensation He's Electrocuted In Dayton Factory
George Noble a 32 year old Delco Manufacturing Company worker died after asking if touching a single exposed wire would shock him and then grabbing two ends of live conductors. Fellow electricians warned him and he collapsed, the accident under investigation by plant officials.
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Dayton
George Noble
Delco Manufacturing Company
Noble
Be Ng
Train Victim Near Death in Cleveland
John Fiandera, a Cleveland man found beside the N C tracks at Shawville yesterday morning, is reported in very serious condition with death momentarily expected. He is unmarried. his brother and sister from Cleveland are at his bedside.
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John Fiandera
Cleveland
N. C
Shawville
Red Cross meeting to raise 3700 for Greece relief
Judge A R Wabber calls a mass meeting at First Congregational church Sunday at 3 30 to raise 3700 as US quota for the Red Cross Greece relief. Citizens urged to attend. ministers asked to publicize at services.
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A. R. Wabber
Red Cross Organization
First Congregational Church
United States
Red Cross
The
License Tag Rule in 1924
Lorain County Auto Club announces 1924 license tags must be on by January 1 with 500000 plates prepared for December 1. Tags will be narrower and longer numbers due to more new owners, colors for 1924 not yet set. Also notes travel rules for Ontario with Canada in Essex County.
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Lorain Co. Auto Club
Thad H., Brown
Lorain County
Canada
Essex County
Ontario
Esser County Automobile Club
Windsor Auto Club
Death notice for eight year old Chauncey Parker
Chauncey Parker aged 8 died this morning at Gray Gables Lake Avenue from infirmities of age. He had lived on the farm since 1877 and is survived by nieces Miss Ida McNeal and Mrs Emma Bard. Funeral at the home Saturday at 2 p.m. Also note: Saratoga Springs report on Mayor John F Hylan's night and current vitals.
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Chauncey Parker
Gray Gables
Lake Avenue
Ida McNeal
Emma Bard
Lanao Moro Uprising Feared in Mindanao District
Manila reports an uprising feared among Lanao Moros amid tax resistance urged by native teachers. Governor General Leonard Wood may head to Mindanao to probe the situation. Santos asks reinforcements and shrapnel. Moros vow to refuse taxes. some run amuck.
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Manila
Mindanao
Leonard Wood
Santos
Moro Para
Twenty Hurt In Demonstrations At Barcelona
Twenty people were seriously injured today during a demonstration in Barcelona. Police reported clashes with protestors outside a government site as authorities moved to disperse the crowd.
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Barcelona
Catelonian
Casa
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