Two Men Taken After Truck With Whisky Impounded
Officers pursuing a truck on East Broad Street halted it with gunfire. Three men in a pursuing car were ordered to move on. The truck carried about 2400 bottles of Canadian whisky and two dozen cases of William Penn whisky. Miller and Arrietta pleaded not guilty in police court. Bonds set at 1500 and 600.
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Southant
Sarl
East Broad Street
George Miller
East Aiith Street
Cleveland
Thomas
Myers
Toledo
Polter
Willer
Bellevue
Arrietta
Miller
Detroit
Harry Hinkenw
Arraignments in Canton First Degree Murder Case
Leawiz Meyer was arraigned before Judge A W Angier on a first degree murder indictment in the July 18 shooting of Canton publisher Dan R Mellett. Mazer and Hen Kudner were brought into court, given pleas, and offered counsel after stating they were broke.
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Canton
Leawiz Meyer
A. W. Angier
Dan R. Mellett
Clapee
Pere Mazer
Hen Kudner Witep
Oper Court
Mazer
Agler
Traffic Signals Returning to Broad Street After Short Gap
Ohio Public Service Co. installs four rented traffic signals for Broad street sections including West Arenas Court and Mill streets Middle Avenue and East Avenue. Signals made in Fort Wayne Ind. activated with a monthly rental of 1250 dollars per light. An automatic curb relay is provided by the light and power company.
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Broad Street
Ohio Public Spice Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
West Arenas
Court and
Mill Streets
Middle Avenue
East Avenue
Cobr
The
Light and Power Company
El Vriang to Vote on Two Large Bond Issues
Elyria voters will decide November 2 on two major bond proposals. A sewerage disposal plant bond of 9 000 will go to Elyria residents. Lorain County voters face a 2 780 levy for a bridge across Black River at Fourteenth Street, named Lorain County Memorial Viaduct.
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Elvriang
Board of Elections
Elyria
Black River
Fourteenth Street
Lorain
Lorain County Memorial
Amherst
Ohio canal survey outlines retention and park use
A state senate committee report on Ohio canal system recommends preserving five reservoirs for recreation and leasing dams for income. It supports retaining several canal segments with hydro potential while converting other areas into public parks along the Tuscarawas and nearby rivers, including sites at Middletown Grand Rapids and Independence. The plan also cites specific reaches around Cleveland Akron and Barberton with current users and values.
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Columbus
Senate
Ohio
Middletown
Grand Rapids
Independence
Tuscarawas River
Miami
Erie
Maumee
Point
Napoleon
Mimi
St Maris Ferier
Delphas
St. Bernard
Ostmmit
lExchange Street
Akron
Barberton
Arrest of Mrs. Aimee McPherson Expected Today
Aimee Semple McPherson the Angelus Temple evangelist was expected to be arrested on conspiracy to manufacture perjury charges. Her followers sent telegrams to urge a fair deal as district attorney Keyes prepared likely criminal complaints including perjury conspiracy and subordination of perjury.
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Aimee McPherson
Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
McMherean
Asa
Keres
Sech
Keyes
Caureme
McPherson
Vinnie Kennedy
New York to Paris flight delayed by gasoline leak
Captain Rene Fonck’s New York to Paris non stop flight was postponed at Roosevelt Field due to a gasoline tank rivet crack. About 13 990 pounds of fuel remained in the tanks prompting repairs and a possible Saturday morning attempt if weather and repairs allow.
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New York
Paris
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Rene Fonck
Sikorsky
Captain Fonck
Fonck
Igor Sikorsky
Willam Curtin
Navy
Padge checks in favor of Daugherty in wartime graft case
In New York Sept 18 trial testimony in the Daugherty Miller case linked former attorney general Harry Daugherty to a $144,000 German financed effort. John D Durkin, King’s secretary, admitted a check to Daugherty with no purpose noted in the checkbook. Buckner pressed for details as Durkin described deposits and other King checks marked deficit for Ohio Republican party.
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New York
John T. King
Harry M.daughe
United States
Daugherty
Thomas W. Miller
Whien
King
John D. Durkin
Emory R Buckner
Buckner
Richard Merton
Daugherty and
Miller
Durkin
Durstin
Merton
Max Steuer
Ohio Republican Party
Nine Nations Elect to League Council in Ballots
At Geneva on September 16 the League of Nations assembly elected nine non permanent seats. Eight nations were chosen on the first ballot and Czecho Slovakia won the ninth seat with 27 votes. The German delegation feared a French bloc forming with France Poland Roumania and Czecho Slovakia. A second item reports 300 gallons of whiskey found on a stalled truck in Wooster with driver Sam Link Cleveland taken into custody.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
League Council
Czechossovakia
Council
France
Poland
Roumania
Czecho-Slovakia
Orville Highway
Sam Link Cleveland
Girl killed by bullet during play in Charleston
Dolly Hicks seven of Campbell Creek was killed instantly when her younger brother fired a gun while they played Indian. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Luthor Hicks.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dolly Hicks
Campbell Creek
Mr. Luthor Hicks
Two Killed and Three Hurt in Cleveland Rainstorm
Torrential rains in Cleveland yesterday left two dead and three injured. Lucy Kent, 31, was struck by lightning while hanging laundry. Ernest Huff, 26, of Slavenna died after their car skidded on flooded streets and capsized. Three others suffered lesser injuries in traffic accidents linked to the storm.
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Cleveland
Segit
Lucy Kent
Ernest Huff
Slavenna
Ohio
Elyria Man Charged with Manslaughter in Ashland County Crash
A. R. Powell of East Avenue Elyria is jailed in Ashland County on a manslaughter charge over a fatal automobile crash one mile north of Sullivan. Carl Baker, also of Elyria, faces liquor possession charges and was held on $200 bond after minor injuries. The pair, plasterers by trade, were en route to Mansfield when the crash occurred.
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A. R. Powell
East Avenue
Ashland County
Wil- Nek Ford
Oberlin
Sullivan
Powell
Elyria
Ashland
Carl Baker
Mansfield
Baker
Beekeepers Meet at Medina With National Experts
Lorain County Beekeepers Association members will attend the Roaj Langstroth meeting in Medina on September 21 23 and 25. The event will bring together national bee culture authorities with renowned speakers on the program and is expected to be one of the year’s most important meetings.
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Medina
Lorain County
Acquittal in Provident Sheriff Slaying Trial
Mike Dragovich of Provident, a minor, was acquitted on the first ballot of firing the shot that killed Sheriff Sam Dunfer. The defense argued Dunfer was accidentally shot amid an exchange of gunfire at a Provident garage used as a rendezvous. Jurors found the firearm used could have been fired by a deputy.
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ST. Clairsville
Mike Dragovich
Provident
Todarateur
Sam Dunfer
Drapovich
Reid
Duntee
Aleporte
Ryan Rims
Opposition to Paris voyage by American Legion grows
Washington reports rising opposition to chartering steamers for the American Legion 1927 convention in Paris. State units and veterans groups oppose the pilgrimage amid Parisian hostility and safety concerns. Officials contemplate potential cancellation at the Philadelphia gathering with cautious support or quiet approval likely.
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Paris
Washington
American Legion
Legion
Philadelphia
Slayings lead to arrests in Cecil County pursuit
In Cecil county near Elaton a man is jailed and another surrounded by a farmer posse after a killing linked to two pork companions near Chester. Walter Varden of Chester was attacked last Friday. Wilson Biddle and Wales Webb were captured following detective pursuit as Webb fled into a cornfield with his wife taken into custody.
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Elaton
Carn Helel
Cecil County
Polivr Bn
Walter
Bid " Varden
Chester
Pasann
Ploenve Scott
Anna Klemsky
Wilson Biddle
Biddle
Wales Webb
Suspert
Webb
Five ships hunt for lost freighter Loyal Citizens
Five ships search the Atlantic for the freighter Loyal Citizens missing since Tuesday afternoon amid a rising storm. A hurricane is reported near Cape Hatteras while Denhaag and nearby vessels assist the rescue effort and continue a broad search area southwest of Bermuda.
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New York
Atlantic
Loyal Citzens
Jesa Hera
Bermuda
Florida
United States Weather Bureau
Cane Hatteras
Denhaag
Amsterdam
Maton Rouge
Roe
Ransi
Andy Cate
Lasal
Pleads Not Guilty to Liquor Charge in Cleveland Case
Thomas Kershaw of 23 West Avenue pleads not guilty in court to possessing liquor. Police found four gallons of alleged rot under his home. he claims the heater was placed there while away. Bond set at 460 by Mayor Harry Fankson. case adjourned to Saturday morning. Frank Jacobs, dean of Mahoning County bar, dies from motor vehicle collision injuries.
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Thomas Kershaw
Weet Avenue
Kershaw
Wras
Olatts
Zaarnicke
Wershaw
Harry Fankson
City Attorneys To Discuss Gas Data Meeting in Columbus
City solicitors from Ohio municipalities travel to Columbus for a conference on gas data. They will hear W. F. Wallis, consulting engineer, present findings and may set a date to file before the Public Utilities Commission regarding rate increases by the gas company in Elyria and neighboring areas.
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Colianbus
Ohio
Cotates
W. Ef. Wallis
Sansulting
Kanena City
Clvinnati
New York
Gregis
Public Crile Ties Commission
Ges
Elyria
Ghia
American merchant Jacob Rosenthal murdered by Mexican bandits
Jacob Rosenthal, a retired American merchant from Woodmere N Y, was kidnapped by Mexican bandits Sunday near Cuernavaca and stabbed to death. Official dispatches report federal troops clashed with the bandits and Rosenthal's body was recovered.
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Mexico City
Jacob Rosenthal
Woodmere
Rosenthal
Cuernavana
Prisoners Help Reinforce Skunk River Levee Near Fort Madison
About twenty five inmates from the state penitentiary joined local farmers eight miles north of Fort Madison to shore up the Skunk River levee. They worked alongside guards with cement, sand, and mud to strengthen the levee as water rose above normal level. Officials feared possible breaks could flood bottom lands though current banks show no imminent danger.
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Fort Madison
State Penitentiary
Skunk
Pyisenera
Valles
American Gunboat Battles Chinese Battery on Yangtse Reach
The American gunboat Pidgeon exchanged shots with a Chinese shore battery on the Yangtse river. Many shots were fired, but no Americans were injured. The event was reported by the American legation today.
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Cotnese
Pidgeon
Fhepper
Yangtse
Youngster Killed by Auto in Cincinnati
A seven year old boy named Fu gone Taut Silver was killed in Cincinnati Hamilton County in the 90th automobile accident victim this year. The youth was struck by a car driven by 20 year old William Rast who was arrested on a manslaughter charge.
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Cincinnati
Fugone Taut
Hamilton County
William Rast
Foe
Floods Across 10 States Trigger Largest Disaster Since Civil War
International News Service reports the nation faces a major flood across ten midwestern states. Thousands lose land under up to twenty feet of water, with property damages estimates soaring. Dams and levees failed, transport disrupted, and pestilence fears rise as homes are abandoned.
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International News Service
Midwestern
Severe storm floods Cambridge streets after night of terror
Cambridge Ohio records severe storm damage with 3.7 inches of rainfall in early hours and 7 inches in a night. Water flooded roads sewers and reached first floors. one wall collapse injures John Longworth. lightning struck homes and a barn. widespread but limited damage reported in the valley.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Loyday
Debria
Ita
John
Longworth
Vellar
Crushitt
Gooey Dard
Watt Wes
Tows
Fifth Street
Great Los
Too Many Women Pressing at Elections Protest
Womens clubs in Youngstown Ohio filed a formal protest against election officials who began substituting men for women as election judges. The board defended the move by saying there are too many women presiding at elections.
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Youngstown
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