D S Hill Attack Echoes Night of Brutal Local Crime
Bowling Green Ohio Sep 16 D S Hill a recent liquor law convict died by his own hand today after lobbing carbolic acid at Mayor Walter Longbrake of Milton Center who lay injured and at serious risk of blindness from the assault A sheriff and marshal restrained Hill who then killed himself by slashing his throat as hospital doctors fought to save the mayor and Hill.
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Bowling Green
Marshal Schryer
Hill
Mayor Longbraker
Tom Hill
Norwalk
Mayor Longrbeke
Bandits Slain in Duel in California
Sacramento dispatch reports a duel at Plantation Inn in the early hours ended with the death of both bandits. The gunmen identified as Indian Hart, a half breed, and Herman Schienoff. Facing them were deputy sheriffs Harry Murphy and Ed Brady. neither officer was wounded.
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Bacramento
Cal
Plantation Inn Sarly
Studebaker Announces Major Model Upgrades
Elyria readers hear Studebaker’s big overhaul hailed as its first major refresh in six years. The lineup expands to 15 models with larger engines from 40 to 65 horsepower, new two-wheel and optional four-wheel hydraulic brakes, and a four-part chassis plan including a new four-passenger Victoria. Details cover wheelbases from 113 to 127 inches, multiple body styles, and a focus on safety and reliability.
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Studebaker
Elyria
Three Vermilion Residents Charged Over Wreck Wheat
After the NCW wreck near Vermilion two weeks ago two locals were cited to appear before Justice McQueen on taking wheat. Ed Boone took two bushels and Harvey Dizzier three. They pleaded guilty and paid a nominal fine plus wheat costs. Charles Barber faced a separate charge of receiving wheat and pleaded not guilty, with a jury hearing set for Saturday. Wheat spilled from a wrecked car and several others are alleged to hold wheat as authorities tighten oversight.
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Justice McQueen
Ed Boone
Harvey Dizzier
Charles Barber
New York Central
Vermilion School Enrollment Grows
Vermilion September 16. At the Board of Education meeting Superintendent Imhoff reported 140 pupils in the high school, 15 more than last year. He urged hiring another teacher and purchasing more laboratory materials and cages. A temporary partition was approved to create one more classroom.
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Vermilion
Hunt murderer or colored suspect trail in Pa valley
In Pittsburgh, a posse of state constabulary and angry locals pursue a suspected gunman after the death of West Newton police chief George Rae. Rae died at McKeesport Hospital from wounds received. Three Black men and three Black women have been arrested in connection with the case.
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Pittsburgh
Youghiogheny River
Porce
George Rae
West Newton
Rae
McKeesport
Grade school and high school garden display winners
A page lists numerous first place awards across grades from 1st to 11th for best 12 spikes, greatest variety, and best aggregate display in school vegetables and flower categories. Names include Minerva Burner Evelyn Smith Joseph Birdsall Morris Hendrick Harold Burns Ruth Wildman Helen Taylor and others with plants such as onions peppers tomatoes carrots beets cucumbers Lima beans and cabbage.
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Minerva Burner
Buster Stegman
Evelyn Smith
Joseph Birdsall
Helen Joane
Verna Swangon
William Rosie
Katherine Malone
Margaret Eschke
Molly Murbach
Marian Upp
Morris Hendrick
Tielen Garley
Sth
H. S
Harold Burns
Ruth Wildman
Uth
Helen Taylor
Wm. Witt
Henry Koepp
Louise Hunt
Helen Buyder
Kenneth Olingstead
Charles Hugt
William Roggle
John Eschke
Edith Alttelat
Helen Snyder
Charles Hunt
Wiliam Jenne
Howard Schoenfeld
Helen Izley
Mildred With. S
Loyd
Ebster
William Burner
Faith Krueck
Burner
Marie Witt
Stegman
Beverlyughn
Glen
Aiden
Edard Smith
Carl Scott
L. C. Hececk
Orist
HH. Rogers
Agt
Ferm Bureau
Mayor Hintson Surprised On Fifth Birthday Celebration
Mayor Hintson marking his birthday received a visit from Chief E J Stankard City Engineer Jack Powell Senior Director James Hewitt Clerk Doris Leser and water clerk May Parton at home while confined by illness. They presented a leather billfold and a joke fishing outfit as others noted his improved condition and hopes for a political comeback.
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Hinkson
Hintson
E J. Stankard
Jack Powell
Serven
James Hewitt
Doris Leser
May Partlon
Turbulent Sep 15 navy and Arctic plans clash
Sept 15 reports note a shipment from Germany with plans for polar exploration. President Coolidge backs a plan involving a northern route while Arctic recon missions are cancelled. Also reported is a $500,000 ship fire near Edgewater, and Gen Pershing eyed as national commander for the American Legion at its convention in St Paul.
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Tavoss
Wastlington
Germany
Cooldge
North Pole
Arctic
New York
Pire
Munplace
Hudson River
Edgewater
N. J
ST. Paul
John J. Pershing
Army
American Legion
Wind Awards and Markets Report from Sept 16
The Red Cross disclosed a total fund allocation exceeding 310 000 with 92 010 in relief payments already disbursed. Markets showed outside steadiness with minor declines in wheat and corn while cotton edged up and oils and industrials moved. In Chicago and Cleveland, livestock quotes and grain futures drifted, plus notes on a petition to Governor Small seeking new evidence in a parole case linked to Bernard Grant.
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Lorain
The
Red Cross
Chicago
Lee Small
Bernard Grant
Ralph T. Souders
Mary Grant
Chicago Club
Nathan F. Leopold, Jr
Richard A. Loeb
Robert Franke
Washington
New York Central
Michigan Central
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Loui
Interstate Commerce Commission
John L. Hines
Army
Charles Ho Marnin
General Staff
Department of Panama
Steamer Greater Detroit Arrives for Repairs at Lorain
The steam er Greater Detroit, a beef passenger vessel on fresh water, entered Lorain harbor today and proceeded to the American Sugar refining plant for repairs. She will be hired in a few days.
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Loraiy Loraun
Greater Detroit
Eame
Suir Asiding
Stock Market Today Shows Mixed Early Trading
Stocks opened unsettled with rumors of dividend cuts. Weaker faces included Peavy and several industrials in the first hour while oils eased modestly. Among rails, St Louis San Francisco led gains as General Electric and Premier Mussolini’s meeting in Naples was noted for context.
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Cial
Republic
Colorado
Steel Group
Laldwin
American Can
Mevran Seaboard
Pan-American
Copdan
St. Louis
San Francisco
Naples
General Electric
Mussolini
Navy funding clash widens as cabinet weighs cuts
Washington reports Secretary Wilbur speeds from the Pacific coast to oppose Budget Bureau reductions in naval estimates while other items cross the wire. News items include a murder probe in New York and political activity from Pittsburgh to Washington.
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Washington
United States Navy
Navy
Wilbur
Coolidge
Pacife
Budget Bureau
Naval Estimates
Frank Chance Dies Noted Baseball Star at 47
Frank Leroy Chance, famed baseball figure and Chicago Cubs star, died after a prolonged illness in Los Angeles. He led the Cubs to four NL titles and two World Series wins, managed several teams, and later owned an orange grove near Glendora. Survived by his wife Edythe and several California relatives. Services expected in Chicago.
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Los Angels
Cal
Frank Leroy Chance
Chance
Chicago
White Sox
Chingo Cubs
Boston Americans
New York Americans
Chance Wishorn
Fresno
California
Ranker
Chicago Cubs
Ater
Whith Jong
Timber
Evers
Cubs
Detroit
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Club
Chancee
Glendora
Akron publisher rails at constitution changes and amends
Charles G. Knight former congressman and publisher spoke at a Rotary club luncheon on Constitution Day condemning 75 percent of government activities and proposing abolishing constitutional amendments from the 15th to the 15th He warned he would use an axe to cut out the latter amendment seeking divine guidance on whether that should go
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Fuays
AKON
Charles G. Knight
Akron Beacon Journal
Springfield Sun
Rotary Club
Todar
Local Social Notes From South Ridge and Vicinity
Community gatherings fill midweek and weekend with prayers, socials, and visits. Residents host and visit families across Ridge lines, with listings of guests from Elyria Cleveland Lakewood Lorain and Amherst. The Needie Guild meets Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Leo Hansons.
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South Ridge
Barbara Eschtruth
Middle Ridge
Christian Endeavor Society
EB L. C
Vincent MM. EH
E. Burrer
West Ridge
Jay Fowl
Lewis Sniegelberg
Townline Road
Aliss Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
Louiseeal
William
Elyria
Harry Dye
Lakewood
Frank Laraway
Arthur Lapp
Clarence Lapp
Martin
Miriam Fowl
Vermilion-on- the-Lake
Ralph Fowl
Malcolm
R. Fowl
Mary Epmey
Robert Hakes
Loraine Inday
Alvin Krause
B. Sharp
Sumner Sharp
Havey Karanp
Elizabeth
Kathryn Buell
Cleveland Heights
George Super
Ruth Cahill
George Stick
E. Hasenfley
Brownhelm
Needie Guild Society
Leo Hanson
Post Office Bandits Sentenced to Pen in Cleveland
September report says Nat J. Humphreys and George W. Scales were found guilty of robbing two Youngstown post offices on separate dates and were sentenced to 15 and three years respectively in federal prison. U S marshals prepared to move Humphreys from Pittsburgh to Atlanta.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
U. S. Marshalls
Nat J. Humphreys
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
George W. Scales
Sam
Miles Boads
Asistant
Stenveville
Offica
Humphreys
Seale
New Castle
Tod
Germany denies Parmoor statement on League talks in London
Berlin reports Foreign Secretary Gustav Stresemann officially denied a statement attributed to Lord Parmoor of the British government. The two sides discussed Germany’s entry into the League of Nations during the reparations conference in London.
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Berlin
Foreig
Gustav Stresemang Thay
Lord Parmoor
Germany
League of Nattar
London
Labor pact amendment inches toward approval
London reports the Star notes the laboric wail accepts an amendment to the Anglo Russian treaty to prevent rejection in parliament. The move aims to secure parliamentary backing and avert a setback for the accord.
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London
Wellington Football Club Forms With McKisson Manager
In Wellington on Sept 16 a meeting of interested men formed a football team. Richard McKisson was elected manager, Clyde Ray captain, and George Omerald secretary and treasurer. A practice was scheduled for this evening with tryouts open. Negotiations for games with Spenter and Dover are under way.
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Wellington
Evans-Preston
Richard McKisson
Clyde Ray
George Omerald
Hfe
Spenter
Dover
Children With Rickets Grow Well and Strong
Parent guidance promotes McCoy cod liver oil tablets as a kinder alternative to traditional cod liver oil. Claiming 60 cent boxes of 66 tablets, the ad urges parents to try the product for 30 days and get a money back guarantee from local druggists.
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SteCoy
McCoy
Phillips, Crandall’s
Ebert's
McCoy'n
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St. James College
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la Follette
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Professional Golfers Association
World War Foreign Commission
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James Nelson
Peter Ally
Syosset
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Prince of Wales
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Oster Bay
Bunceton
John W. Davis
Dot
King
Louise N
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63Rd Street
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Ineal Fascists Society
Gertrude Elles
Newnham College
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England
British Scientists’ Association
To-ronto
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Turkey
Frank Chance
Edythe Chance
Harvey Chance
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Arthur
Alonzo
Mra. A. B. Ountlee
Wpkisson
Elever
Wallington
King's Daughters
H. C. Barber
Taylor Street
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Grissinger
Walsh
King’s Daughters
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R. W. Falls
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Burt Curtica
Jeannette Warnen
Falls
Bennett
White
Fred Manning
Medina
Manning
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