Liquor Violation Plea Pack at Federal Raid
Eight of ten alleged liquor law violators arrested in a federal raid on Youngstown and Salem entered guilty pleas before Judge Paul Jones. Several defendants were fined and sentenced to workhouse terms. others faced trial or lighter penalties, including a widow with prior arrest.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Salem
Prohibition
William C. Bence
Paul Jones
Nick
Dan Sirby
James
Steve Cosgarea
Canston
John Oltean
Lucretia
Jones
Sophia Dan
Justice of Peace of
Salen
Steve Neage
Theo
Marian
Simon Laupse
Mrs Young Praises Lydia E Pinkham Product
Annie Young of Charleston South Carolina credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after severe fatigue and inability to work. She reports full recovery and encourages other women to try the remedy citing widespread positive feedback from a national canvass showing 98 of 100 users benefited.
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Charleston
5. C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Annie Young
Amherst St
S.C
Eastern Heights Adds New Homes on Local Streets
Mr A Barth starts a brick house for Roger Hill on Eastern Heights Boulevard. County Engineer Theobald moves into a new home on Park Ave Eastern Heights. James Scott completes a stucco home on Stanford Avenue Eastern Heights.
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A. Barth
Roger Hill
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Theobald
Park Ave
Eastern Heights
James Scott
Stanford Avenue
Polo Mystery To Many Fans Game For Red Blooded Men
International polo matches at Meadows Brook, L I, draw interest from sports fans. Four players per side ride ponies as mallet striking drives ball toward goal lines. matches feature four quarters and guarded by mounted umpires. Ponies display surprising intelligence amid collisions as players use angles and speed. big stakes, up to two hundred thousand dollars, ride on the internal matches.
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Meadowsbrook
L. I
Prisoner Found in Boxcar Near Wheeling West Virginia
A 20 year old Williamson girl named Vera Williamson was found locked inside a boxcar in the Norfolk and Western yards at Wheeling. She appeared weak from hunger and could offer little information to investigators. Detained for treatment and questioned about how she ended up in the car and where she came from.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Sargio
Dennis Ner
Pritty Williamson
Ore
Ohio Yards
John Wagner
Williamson
Hunington
Rainy Gathering Hears Dr Clair Speech On Liberia Needs
Crowds braved rain at a church in Lexington to hear Dr Clair discuss The Needs in Liberia and Our Relation to the Development of That Country. He urged expanding educational facilities to empower Liberia, and called for renewed church effort to support missionary work. the event raised funds and continues through Sunday.
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Liberia
Tie
Clair
P. Ocannel
Morgan
Fe Bn
Lion
Lexington Con
Military clashes mar river rail routes in China
Contimmed text describes Hankow to Peking railway lines with Wu Pei Fu forces stretched along the lines. Shanghai to Nanking area hosts clashes on a connecting railway. General Lu Yung Hsiang aims to keep Chi occupied near Shanghai and Nanking to prevent Wu Pei Fu aid if Chang Tso Lin advances from the north toward Peking via Shanghaikwan and Kaigan gateways.
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Hankow-Peking
Wu Pei Fu
Shanghai
Nanking
Lu Yung
Hsiang
Chi
Chang Tso Lin
Peking
Great Wall
Shanghaikwan
Peking-Mukden
Kaigan
Mongolia
Defense Day Demonstrations Mobilized U S Forces
More than 16,500,000 people joined Defense Day events across the nation. War Department reports call the test mobilization a great success and say annual practice is to be pursued. Secretary Weeks says the demonstrations could enable an army of 2,600,000 on short notice.
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Col. Turney
Washington
United States
War Department
Army
Tershing
Foot injuries after railroad tie accident at Abbe Road
Adam Ruski of Abbe Road employed by New York Central was taken to Memorial Hospital last evening about 12 20 after a railroad tie from a carload he was unloading fell on his foot. The foot was badly lacerated.
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Adam Ruski
Abbe Road
New York Central
Memorial Hospital
Two Die In Columbus Auto Crash
A Columbus accident killed J. J. Martin, 37, and G. J. Trautman, 45, both local glumbers, and wounded Frank Flynn, also of Columbus, as their vehicle struck a pole on a wet road. Flynn's condition was described as serious. he was taken to Marcy Hospital.
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Columbus
J. J. Martin
G. J. Trautman
Ijuy
Frank Flynn
Flynn
Iny Bean
Marcy Hospital
Clara Mullen Dies After Long Illness at Acres
The death of Clara McMullen, 72, at Acres occurs after a lingering illness. A Bethlehem High School graduate from the class of 1913, she leaves her parents and sisters Irene at home and Mrs Harry Kaiser. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Clara McMullen
Delay
James McMullen
Tos Plate
Blesra High School
Irene
Harry Kaiser
Treaty status unchanged after Chile leadership shift
Washington reports the U S state department confirms that U S Chile treaties remain unaffected by the resignation of President Allesandria and the transfer of executive power to General Alta Marino, former interior minister, as of today.
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Soslet
Nat
Gold, Jr
Richard Love
Washington
United States
Chile
Allesandria
Alta Marino
State Department
Divorces Granted for Gross Neglect and Cruelty in City
Esther Armstrong of this city was granted a divorce from Clyde Armstrong on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Dorothy Hadaway was divorced from Sterling Hadaway on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
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Grant Ewo
Esther Armstrong
Clyde Armstrong
Dorothy Hadaway
Sterling Hadaway
Two More Dead in Crossing Crash at Ravenna Ohio
In Ravenna Ohio a fast interurban struck an automobile killing William Farsous aged 20 and Ethel Brann aged 18 at a Garrettsville crossing long deemed dangerous. The crash occurred in the heart of the town with buildings obstructing the view and no watchman on duty at the crossing. Farsous was a well known athlete from Ravenna High School.
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Ravenna
Oho
William Farsous
Ethel Brann
Garretts Ville
Fortuge Uieta
Ravenna High
Acheo
Portage Sakes Man Pays 400 For New Telephone Line
J Bohman, a large store owner and deputy sheriff in Portage Sakes Ohio, paid 400 dollars for a new telephone line after complaining about the city service. He criticized the slow reach to the signal station and urged the company to improve its connection and proposals for better city service.
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Portage Sakes
J. Bohman
Tb & Man
Con. Z
Man kills self after defeat leaves unpaid hotel bill
New York Sept 13. After Harry Wils defeated Luis Firpo, Louis M Wachstein a traveling salesman, killed himself in a hotel room by swallowing acid over unpaid bill. A bellboy told police Wachstein drank acid after losing. His eye was injured by the crash during the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Wils
Luis Firpo
Louis M. Wachstein
MsLepir
Berni Barns Fined and Fired in Early Shift
Morning report shows Bernis Barns fined $100 after alleged misconduct. Barns was fired from 8100 and 8 J. George for Orit with details limited to the stated actions and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Barns
Bernis Barns
J. George
Orit
Oberlin Store Looted for 150 Pennies Loss Reported
A theft at an Oberlin store left about 150 pennies missing, with a reported loss around $1.50. Police are investigating the incident and reviewing nearby security footage for clues. Local authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Wellington Kean Plan Charter Party
Thursday evening the local high school held a supper at the area together. Plans for the Charter Party were discussed. The date and details remain unclear though the event was planned with enjoyment noted by attendees.
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Wellington
Gepi
Sajoyee
Wellington Defense Day Recap in Oboe Avenue
Wellington locals report on Defense Day activities with 126 volunteers aged 28 to 35, parading through town led by Mayor Gott. Hon. Mr Watson delivered the address, Wellington Cornet Band provided music, and the event concluded with the Soda Girl entertainment for about 25 attendees. Roy Whiscomb’s typhoid illness noted as local concern. other town news includes visitors and a six piece orchestra at Lu-Net.
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Yesterda
Wellington
Gott
Mr. Watson
Lyington
Powell
LowNet Theatre
Trippe
Hoya
Roy Whiscomb
Frank Mead
Cleveland
Stocks Quiet After Lively Week in New York Trading
Stock market activity in New York waned in a short session with oil, industrial and railroad shares trading lightly. Bears showed little aggressive push, some gains appeared on prior losses, and notable names like Standard Oil and Maxwell Motors moved modestly. Cuba Cane, American Sugar, and Aim An Sugar posted gains amid firmer raw sugar. copper and public utilities held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mart Cosden
Phillips
Sinel
Standard Oil
Indus
Busteal
Studebaker
Man Tr
Maxwell Motors
Cuba
Aiman Sugar
Wed
Asteady
Chicago and New York Markets and Velma Deane Honeymoon Flight
New York closing stock prices show broad readings in several issues while Chicago grain opens lower with wheat and corn futures down on the first trading day. Velma Deene, an English actress, spent her honeymoon on an airplane trip across Europe, reflecting a light note amid market activity.
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Velma Deene
Europe
Miss Rosalie O Reilly shoots at Dr Wiener in failed torture attempt
In Chicago on September 13, Miss Rosalie O Reilly entered the office of Dr Alexander Wiener with an automatic pistol and poisons hidden in her handbag. She fired twice but the pistol misfired, declaring a plan to torture rather than kill. She was captured after a wild chase. The motive cited was Wiener treating her mother, who later died.
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Chicago
Alexander Whener
Rosalie O'Reilly
Miss Reilly
Psychopathic Hospital
Miss O'Reilly
Wiener
Sumer
George B. O'Reills
Daugner
Mirers of the Po UD work ag by whesh it was hoped idle mines cont
Sept 13 brief notes the idle mines dispute continues as the issue centers on the esal. Thor ion Sampson is buried in a Taylor Ridge cemetery near his home. He served in the Civil War, and his son Ray was killed in France during early American fighting in World War I.
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Aer
Can
Caré& Ae Steel Foundry
Sugar Refining Tel
Talwo
American Zint
Amazonda c
Atchison
Va Defiance
East Defiance
Balawin Locomsive
Buite & Superior
Chiago Mil
St. Paul
Tak- Chilo Copper
Wich
Chino
Colorana
Columine Gas & Elec
Beng
Consolidated
Ieee
Erie
Big
Gen. Motors
Bridgeport
Goodrich
Bluthardt
Northern
Ealf Ag
Windy Central
Lal Magazine
Ite
In & Hudson
Mont County Common Pleas Court
Kennecott O
Ray Consolidated
Reading
Repuire Iron & Bleel
Southern Pac
Studebaker Vue
Texas Co
Union Pac.u
Iua
U.S. Rubber
Eel
Steel
Utah
Tesringhouse White Motors
E. Willys Overland
Amy
Wier
Sinclair Oil Se
Glouster
Thorion Sampson
Taylor Ridge
Ray
France
Family pions party honors Washington guests in Eaton
In Eaton on September 13 a family party at Mr. and Mrs. Z E Haven celebrated guests Afr. and Mrs. George Keenan of Washington DC. Others present included Mr. and Mrs. Gari Saunders of Strongsville and several Haven relatives. Local notes mention Endeavor attendees in Elyria and a Wiener roast at Rosewoods. Kentucky is noted for its high child marriage rate.
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C. E. Haven
Sor Raymond
Mida
Esther Horkin
Messrs. Eicher
Grown
Carpenter
Christian Endeavor
Elyria
State Farm
Rosewoods
Laura Lake
Oberlin
Burton Rees
L. J. Nairy
Philip Baxter
Patterson Home
C. B. Haven
George Gurisak
William Carpenter
Lorain
Farewell and social events at Amherst churches
Amherst notes detail a farewell party for E C Crowle organist at St Peters Evangelical church with games and a luncheon. Other items describe social gatherings, dinners, and entertainments including Jean Frederux and J H Lorien’s surprise farewell, illness notes, Lakeside Hospital connections, and a 66th birthday dinner for Rev B J Spell’s father.
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Amherst
E C. Crowle
St. Peters Evangelical Church
Mieathers
Crowle
Amherst and region social notes mark Sept personal visits
Amherst notes report Mrs A Baker and daughter Helene Cleveland visit. Mrs Henry Short and Zelma returned from Elyria. Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Porter of Geneva visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Armstrong of Geneva returned home after friends visit. Mrs Judson Beal left for Sandusky. Mrs Joe Heathcote of South Amherst visited. others from Lorain Elyria and Port Washington trip. sick list. funeral in Cleveland. Columbus Maccabees reunion plans for May 1925 with parades and rituals. 40 000 stay members expected. Middleport death of H P Skinner veteran who saw Lincoln alive and guarded him during Civil War.
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Amherst
A. Baker
Helene
Cleveland
Henry Short
Zelma
Elyria
A. H. Armstrong
Geo. Porter
Geneva
Raymond Armstrong
Judson Beal
Sandusky
Joe Heathcote
Ed Menz
Cugtena Hall
Esther Swanson
Vermilion
Columbus
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Southern Hotel
Souther
Middleport
H. P. Skinner
Rutland
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Tod
Skinner
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Ben JL
Mrs, Young
DR. Clair
Paget
The
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Clara Mullen
Bulleting
Syosset
L. 1
Prince of Wales
Qberlin
Vas
A. B. Curtice
Wellngton
Keen Plan Charter Party
Paris
Hugh Gente Ee Pier Be
Claude
Wellingtir
Seeneseveee Oy
Chicago Grain
Burton M. Hoss
Kentucky
Planten
Henry ST
Brooklyn
Lucy Horn
Peter
Jean Frederux
J. H Lorien
Kathleen
Lakesiee Hospital
I Tf
Utavis University
Guesoli
Alice Krendleigh
Miss Steele
Twenety
W. Flom.s
Nevins
Braun
Philip Uren
Franklin
Nicholls
Mary Dure
Lily Braun
George Schroeder
South’ Main Street
Cavars
Harry Wolfe
Land
E. C. Crowle
F Mkatherine Becker and Jr
Schroeder
B. J. Spell
Church Street
John Soeil
Port Hope
Mich
Kev
Chamberlain
Gossard
Nelles
New Bank Bldg
Merton
Broughton
E. J. Spell
M.A. Abbe
Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg
William Conrad
W. Bridge St
Glade
B. Thomas
Kenyon
S. J. George, Taylor & CO
Mahoning
Whitney & Co
Broad St
Tin Shop
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