Massacre Reports Tarnish Northern Henan Reach
Reports from Nanking and Shanghai claim Marshal Feng Yu-Hsiang's troops killed between 30 000 and 80 000 people in Changte Northern Henan in reprisal for Red Spears activity. The Red Spears, a farmers secret society, allegedly attacked Kinhan railroad and were blamed for provoking the slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghat
Hanan
Feng Yu-Haiang
United Press
Anle
Marshal Pong
London
Nanking
Ils
Shanghai
Changte
Henan
Red Spears
Kinhan
Fe Sr
Blyria Fall Window Display Attracts Big Crowds
Thronged streets during Blyria’s fall opening attracted buyers from across the county and beyond for window shopping night. More than forty merchants participate with fall merchandise and a concert on the main streets. The opening continues today and tomorrow, with statements that the displays rival metropolitan windows.
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Blyria
Four Non-Union Miners Beaten Near Cadiz Ohio
Four non-union miners at the Tasa j mine near Cadiz were waylaid and severely beaten by two autos of strikers or sympathizers as they walked to work near Rose Valley coal mine. Eight to ten assailants were present. victims uninjured seriously and could not identify suspects. Rose Valley mine had just shipped two carloads of coal mined by non-union workers since the strike.
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Columbus
Tasa
Cadiz
Adjt
Henderson
D. L. Caldwell
Harrison County
Rose Valley
National Guard
Death notices: Mrs. Alzina Wilson of Elyria
Mrs. Alzina Wilson wife of the late Chas E Wilson died at 660 West Broad Street after a long illness. Survived by daughter Mrs Alice Edwards granddaughter Mrs Alice Wharton and two great grandchildren Charles Wilson and Marion. Funeral Friday at 2 pm from the home conducted by Rev D P Fullmer. Burial Ridgelawn. Infant Farzey three day old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Farzey of Leonarf Street South Amber died at twelve last night. Surviving parents and one brother. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from the home Rev A Ernst officiating. Evergreen Cemetery will bury. Toldo hospital death of 21 year old Morris Maddock son of Mr and Mrs Wilford Medack died last evening after auto accident. Family formerly lived on East avenue. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Alzina Wilson
Chas. E. Wilson
West Broad Street
M. E. Church
D. P. Fullmer
Ridgelawn
Farzey
Albert Farzey
Leonarf Street
South Amber
A. Ernst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Evergreen Cametery
Morris Maddock
Wilford Medack
Toldo Hospital
East Avenue
Cleveland
Charles Asbeck
Mré. Tucker
Lorain
Mamie Kelloggs
Lakewood
H. L
Charles Clifford
John Moyer
M. Steter
John Koops
Brodt
George Everiss
Phyliss
J. April
Valley City
William Brodt
William Spieth
Caroline Bidle
Abbeyville
Kauffman
Town Hall
Wedneesday
Hargette
C. R. Canfield
Rickard
Medina
Gianore Case
School
Charles McKenzie Dies After Short Illness At 76
Charles McKenzie died at Elyria Memorial this morning at 3 30 after a three week illness at age 76. He leaves a daughter Mrs R G Rhodes of this city, two brothers Frank A L of Wellington and Harry C of Elyria, two grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. He was a member of the Masonic lodge and I O O F in Union City Indiana. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 from Sudre Funeral Home, Rev A Brown of Star Innig. body to be shipped to Union City Indiana for burial.
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Charles McKen Charles McKenzie Pu
Elyria Memorial
R. G. Rhodes
Frank AL
Wellington
Harry C
Elvria
Masonic Lodge
End Ihe I. Oo
Union City
Indiana
Sudre Funeral Home
4. Brown
Star
Voapital
Dog Owned by Local Man Remains Unbeaten at Show
Captain of Lanszhurst, a German shepherd owned by Langhurst kennels on Cleveland Street, continues undefeated. Shown at major country shows, the Lorain county fair audience noted the dog, with judge Jack Sturgis of Cleveland naming him best in breed and best dog at the show.
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Lanszhurst
Langhurst
Cleveland Street
Lorain County Fair
Jack Sturgis
Cleveland
Cleveland Fatality Marks 139th Traffic Death of Year
Cleveland records its 139th traffic fatality of the year after Robert Kodar dies in Nottingham hospital from injuries suffered when his car crashed into a pole Sunday night. Authorities say the crash occurred near Wat On.
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Cleveland
Preliminary hearing set for alleged embezzler Bates
Paul Bates of Oberlin faced a preliminary hearing in Justice S J George court on embezzlement charges from the A and P store he managed. Hearing continued to Thursday. Accused of misappropriating 1615 in merchandise and 534 in cash.
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Paul Bates
Oberlin
A. and P
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Infantile Paralysis Spreading in Several States
Washington reports a rise in infantile paralysis, with significant increases in Ohio Massachusetts California and New Jersey. Over 45 new cases were recorded nationwide for the week of Sept 3 as government physicians are sent to assist local authorities in combating the polio outbreak.
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Washington
United States
Public Health Service Today
Ohio
Massachusets
California
New Jersey
Weather and search stretch for wrecked plane victims
A report from sea observers notes strong southeast winds and rough seas as crews press a continued search for the three men who accompanied Old Glory. Captain Tavener describes salvaged wing pieces, signaling possible loss of the aircraft and bodies, with ongoing salvage efforts amid harsh conditions.
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Massa
Steve
Tavener
Avie
Qid Glory
Drowns in Pool Near Columbus Quarry
Horton Delas aged 18 drowned in a quarry pool one mile north of Columbus last night after failed attempts by companions to rescue him.
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Collumbus
Free Swim Campaign At City Y For Local Boys
A citywide free swim campaign conducted by the Y starting Saturday offers all boys from Hamilton Roosevelt St Marys St Agnes and other schools a chance to swim at the Y pool free of charge under supervision. Sessions target different schools on designated Saturdays including Franklin McKinley Gates Ely Garford Jefferson St Johns and Washington building junior high and high school groups with later evening periods announced.
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Af CG
One Howe
Vanous
Obe City
Franklin
McKinley
Gates
Eer
Ehag
COA
Hamilton
Roosevelt
St. Mars's
St. Agenes
Detoner
Lst
Koya
Ely Garford
Jeffareon
St. John’s
Washington Building
Edward S. Miller Granted Divorce for Neglect of Duty
Judge W. B. Thompson grants Edward S. Miller a divorce from Daiay Josephine Miller on grounds of gross neglect of duty. The phrase about Falconry in England appears as unrelated filler about the sport fading from the Middle Ages.
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Edward S. Miller
Daiay Josephine Miller
W. B. Thompson
England
Ackerman divorce suit seeks alimony and custody
Therese Ackerman filed a common pleas court suit for separate maintenance and custody of three minor children against George Ackerman. They wed in 1898 and she accuses him of long-term drinking and quarrelsome behavior, though they own property valued at 235,600. She says his allowance is inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Therese Ackerman
George Ackerman
Falcon-Knight worker cuts finger at plant
A Falcon-Knight worker named Koukos sustained a finger injury at the fender of a car while at the plant on Monday. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. Also in city matters, William Morse was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to violating the traffic ordinance for speeding on Lodi street. Firemen at station No. 1 received a large supply of bananas from Otto Niemerer to sustain them for some time. A suit was filed in common pleas court by Hush Laughlin Co. to recover clothes from Fred A. Miller and Klein Co. tied to a contract with Artcraft Pant Co. Louise Kruke filed for divorce, alimony, and child custody in common pleas court amid allegations of extreme cruelty. A quiet-title suit was filed in Penfield township by Joseph S. Noactar against Will T. Lewis and heirs. Home Furniture Co. obtained a cognovit judgment against Samuel and Vickt Snnes in common pleas court.
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Falcon-Knight
Koukos
West Sixth Street
Falcon- Knight
Korkos
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wiliam Morse
Morse
Lodi Street
Hush Laughlin Co
Fred A. Miller
Klein Co
Common Pleas Court
Artcraft Pant Co
Defendents
Artcraft Company
Fred Kruke
Louise Kruke
Penfield Township
Joseph S Noactar
Will T. Lewis
The
Home Furniture Co
Samuel and Vickt Snnes
Middle Avenue
Postal worker admits stamp theft at Dayton post station
Albert Updyke, an 85 year old postal employee with ten years service, confessed to long running petty thefts of post stamps at the Dayton Ohio main station. The total value and quantity of stamps seized could not be determined. The case was disclosed by inspectors after his admission.
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Dayton, O
Albert Updyke
Pat
Property transfers and sublot sales dated within a town plat
A sequence of land deals and lot transfers lists many names and parcels. Anna Mangol transfers to Lana Becker sublots in West Shore sub, Shefield village. John Lilley to Christian Prohi 226 arrres in Carliste two spot. Alice N Hillevehi Sanders sells 109 Tannery to Frances Fo Hughes sublots 97-99 Block G Cleveland read home sites. Pearl Beck to Daniel Feher for Gilford alley Hyria 10. Kenneth W. Cage to Gladys Gage lot 38 Cleveland Street. Frew Hopkins to Werbert A. Edwards parts of lots 196 and 200 Harris heirs in Amherst. Wast Karpiak to Gary Realty Co 1A acres in Carbishe two sect 23 and La Grange two sects 6 and 7. Augusta Willford to James F Frederck part of wp lot A2 Biyvia for 8900 dollars.
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Anna Mangol
Lana Becker
West Shore
Shefield Village
John Lilley
Christian Prohi
Arrres
Alice N Hillevehi Sanders
Tannery «T
Estaten Staiger Land
Mtg
Frances Fo Hughes
Cleveland Read
Pearl Beck
Daniel Feher
Gilford
Hyria
Kenneth W. Cage
Gladys Gage
Cleveland Street
Allot
Victoria
Frew Hopkins
Werbert A. Edwards
Harris Heirs
Amherst
Karpiak
Gary Realty Co
Carbishe
la Grange
Augusta Willford
James F Frederck
Fever Frenchmen Buy Garlic in Paris Market
A fragmentary report notes a garlic market event in Paris with French buyers amid economic concerns. The garlicky scene is described as a notable yearly fair, though text is garbled and details are limited.
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Paris
Nis
Cafeteria Visit At Local High School Details
A Chronicle Telegram reporter tours the local high school cafeteria presided by Mrs. J. A. Kenawell. The lunchroom serves 354 students daily at about 17 cents per meal with two serving periods. The facility operates at low cost, using 63 cents for food, 27 cents for labor, and 10 cents for miscellaneous expenses per dollar received.
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Chronicle-Telegram
J. A. Kenawell
Oberlin Schools Open With New Faculty Changes
Oberlin public schools opened for fall term with ten new teachers and enrollment similar to last year. Charles E. Wigton becomes high school principal, Ruth Ennis Edmonds teaches senior English, E A Stocker handles senior math, Lavrane Shaw takes home economics, and Madeiline Mayhauer serves as critics teacher at Centennial. Vera Reed Edith Stevens fill second grade criticism roles. Inez Jordan oversees an extended overflow room. A new walk at the south end of the high school and improved football field upkeep mark site improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Public Schools
Charles E. Wigton
Elyria High School
Onin Wesleyant University
C. L. Mackey
Ruth Ennis Edmonds
Oberlin College
Magmatics
Hammerle
Madeline Mayhauer
University of Chicago
Maloney
Vera M. Reed
Edith A. Stevens
Pleasant Street
Briton
Loveland
Kurtz
Inez Jordan
Illimois Northern State Teachers’ College
Des Moines Uziv
Prospect School
O. H. S. Gridders Prepare for 1927 Schedule
O. H. S. football under Coach Larson Wagoner trains daily at the high school field. Five lettermen return including Captain Powers and Hamlin, with Bohrer Morris and Lorke on the line. A 30-man squad includes Henitty Preston Wooster and Selover. The team, light but speedy, is deemed mediocre but hopeful for four home and four away games, starting Sept. 24 at Oberlin against Amheart and continuing through Oct. 22 Norwalk and Oct. 29 Fremont among others.
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Mgh
Larson Wagoner
Powers
Hamlin
Bohrer
Morris
Lorke
Henitty
Preston
Wooster
Selover
Wagner
Amheart
Oberlin
Elyria
Elsria
Willard
Tiffin
Norwalk
Freemont
Bellevue
Bellevus
Sandusky
Oberlin Firms Get Incorporation Papers
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown issued articles of incorporation to the Auto Payment Company of Oberlin in Sorrato county Ohio for 10000 capital. Incorporators are Henry G. Kiermund F L Hamel and J B R Fauver. The Burgess Music Store Company of Oberlin was also incorporated with Margaret G Averill Ralph T Lamb and Aleatha Lamb as incorporators.
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Oberlin
Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Auto Payment Company of
Sorrato County
Joan
Henry G. Kiermund
F. L. Hamel
J. BR. Fauver
Burgess Music Store Company
Growers Face Quiet Market After Regional Tour
Tours region has just closed with an abundant crop and lax prices. Buyers were scarce, limited to small lots, while spectators observed. Prices ranged from 25 to 56 cents per head for EGh head, according to pungent reports.
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Tours
Andh Fivelier Tran Sual
Markets and livestock prices from Cleveland and Toledo
Markets report from Cleveland and Toledo dated Sept 14 covering produce pricing for Jersey potatoes and Ohio whites, hogs and cattle trade with price ranges, and sheep figures. Includes Chicago cash quotations for butter and grain futures with brief grain and hay bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jersey
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Chicago
Sunday school leaders and officials listed in continuing notice
A continuation from page one presents a roster of church and social service officials. Names include T. B. Hawk associate editor Sunday school publications, T. M. Harr Anti Saloon League field agent, J. J. Hoffman Ohio Wesleyan president, B. F. Lamb executive secretary Ohio Council of Churches, H. B. Pilchard Anti Saloon League district superintendent, and several others tied to Sunday schools, deaconess homes, and settlements in Columbus and nearby towns. The list spans positions in conference, home missions, and charity groups with multiple regional affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Hawk
I Sunday School Publications
T. M. Harr
Anti-Saloon League
P. Hargraves
Board of Sunday Schools
Indianola
C. C
E. Hill
Conference Claimants Endowment Fund
Gultst
Q. C
G. W. Howes
Children’s Church Extension and Missionary Society Home
Wheelersboro
Wheelersburg
Laura, Edwards
Louise Cushman
Lois Feber
Children’s Home
Worthington
Litchfield News Notes Highlight Local Visits and Fishing Feats
Sept 14 report from Litchfield notes visitors from Huntington Detroit Cleveland and Medina relations at various homes. A top local angler boasted a three pound pike from Sandusky Bay and John McQuate caught Canada’s largest lake fish at 41 inches. Other entries list weekends with relatives and neighbors, house gatherings and homecoming events tied to the Congregational church corner stone ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Colberuon
Huntington
W. Va
William Spieth
Curtis
Helen
Boyd
F. S. Turner
Sandusky Bay
John McQuate
Canada
Canadian
George Lt. Marsh
Detroit
Mich
Charles Turner
Cleveland
Oscar Snyder
CC. L. Craig
Greensprings
Ohio
T. H. Case
J. A
Barberton
George
Little Bon
Elyria
Etta Nickerson
Russell Canfield
Ruth Swanker
North Olmated
Mary Jackson
Lodi
Harold Linkert
Lakewood
Eugene Leach
Ellsworth Swanker
Josephine Witt
Moore
Ethel Troster
R. G. Paleoser
G. W. Stiles
Long Beach
Calif
Oberlin
C. R. Canfield
H E Jenne
Mary Wright
Wakeman
I Congregational Church
Ed Asbeck
First Luncheon Held By Local Lions Club
The Elyria Lions club held its first noon luncheon at the Newell hotel. P. W. Hunsicker and T. W. Morgan spoke on the club’s purpose. A subsequent meeting will organize a permanent Lions International chapter in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Elyria Lions Club
Newell Hotel
P. W. Hunsicker
T. W. Morgan
Lorain
Lions International
Wellington church and community notices span Wellington area
Wellington Christian Church young people meet at the Neals for a monthly gathering with business talks followed by social hour. The Eastern Star held its first meeting since summer. Richard McKisson is in St. Joseph's Hospital awaiting surgery. Several local residents and visitors are noted, with church events planned by Baptist workers from Cleveland Hebrew Mission including a street meeting and a main service at 7:30. Dolores Finley leaves for Muskingum College. Byron Dague returns from a western state trip. Josephine Conkle recovering after an operation. Reverend S. K. Meek visits Kipton. Celia Dague returns from Ashland where she spent weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Wellington
United Young People of the Christian Church
C. R. Neal
Baptist
F.C. Imhof
Cleveland Hebrew Mission
Baptist Church
Supt
Imhof
Israel
L. R. Carmen
Cleveland
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Morris Maddockh
Tess
Hele
Alllita al Thor Boys
Fruck
H. D. Evans
Broad Street
Albert Dean
Dean
P. E. Geis
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Newell
W. B. Woodmanson
L. C. Sheriff
J. F. Shriver
G. A. Werner
Otto Niemerer
Steans
Kenawell
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohios
Red River
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Charles
O. H.S
Timothy
Violet Curtice
Mrs
Ralph Rowland
ST. Joseph's Hospital
Richard McKisson
Dr. Whethy
R J. Rossoliat
Rosamond
Cincimate
J. W. Penrod
Edward Hughes
Spencer
Marvin Humphrey
New London
Norman Hughes
John Hughes
David Ardold
Jay Holland
Walter West
Reliable Shoe Repair Shop
Broad St
Simpson
Jade
Phillips’ Pharmacy
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