Explosions Damage Newburgh Business District injure fifteen
Two powerful blasts ripped two blocks of Newburgh New York s business section damaging fifty buildings and injuring fifteen people. William S Green the book shop owner was seriously hurt and Lindsay Hutchins deputy sheriff described the shock as earthquake like with debris and shattered plate glass.
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City
New York City
Newburg
N. Y
William S. Green
Lindsay Hutchins
Los Angeles
Hutchins
Water Street
Fire destroys auto and garage at Beth street
Fire completely destroyed an auto and garage at 246 Beth street after a 5 30 a m blaze on Sunday. Firemen blamed a short in the auto wiring for the damage, estimated over six hundred dollars. The garage and car were owned by Harold Stiles. Engine No 3 and Hose Company No 1 arrived after the fire had nearly consumed the structures.
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Beth Street
Harold Stiles
Engine No. 3
Forest fire claims ninth victim in Pacific Northwest
In Fortland Oregon on September 16, William Roe, a Clark county farmer, died fighting a forest blaze as flames from the Larch Mountain and Elk Horn fires swept toward his home. His wife and 11 year old son William Jr were seriously burned. Also, ten year old Milton Gross of 37 Kenyon street sustained a fracture to his left little finger while playing baseball Saturday and was treated at the emergency room of Elsria hospital.
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Fortland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
William Roe
Clark County
Milton Gross
Kenyon Street
Elsria. Hospital
Young Lawyer Horan Built Path From Notre Dame To Elyria
When Richard Horan was 21 he studied at Georgetown Law School in Washington D C and lived in Elyria born there. He worked a year in Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail Road's legal department then joined L B Fauver's practice. In October 1928 he opened his own office at 245 Fifth street with tennis as his main hobby and city singles title three times. He dreamed of becoming an engineer as a boy.
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Richard Horan
Georgetown Law School
Washingtown
D. C
Elyria
University of Notre Dame
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Elyhia
L. B Fauver
Horan
Fifth Street
Flapper Bandit Helps Beat Victim in Toledo
In Toledo on September 16 a female bandit aided by two companions robbed and attacked Joe Snay of Napoleon Michigan. They forced him to curb, wrestled him, and beat him while others fled in a bandit car. The trio stole $16 Snay’s hat and coat.
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Toledo
Amazon
Joe Snay
Napoleon
Mich
Polce
Snay
Snav
French Move Into Wiesbaden After British Evacuation
London dispatch reports Sir William Thwaites summoned to discuss German evacuation complications. French regiments reportedly will move into the Wiesbaden sector once British troops depart, despite prior plans for only Dominal guard. British soldiers began leaving the zone, welcomed at Victoria station.
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London
William Thwaites
Rhineland
Tom Shaw
MacDonald
Wiesbaden
London Daily Express
Stanly Bishop
Rhineland High Commission
Victoria Station
Avon Man Killed In Lakewood Crash
Avon resident Frank Volek of Stop 46 Lake Road was killed in a collision on Athens Avenue Lakewood yesterday. Police say failure to stop at a boulevard cross could have caused the crash. Witnesses place Volek driving south on Clarence Avenue when his car struck another vehicle. the other driver escaped injury though both cars were badly damaged.
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Frank Volek
Lake Road
Avon
Lakewood
Athens Avenue
Volek
Clarence Avenue
Fifteen Guests at Hoover Camp Visit Virginia
President Hoover returned from a Blue Ridge fishing trip with Mrs Hoover hosting fifteen guests over the weekend. Surgeons work to save condemned man Frank Palin in Ossining as he nears execution in Sing Sing for the murder of Mr and Mrs Sorro Graziano.
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Tashington
Sept
Hoover
Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains
Ossining
N.Y
Frank Palin
New York
Sing Sing
Sorro Graziano
Eight Ton Steam Shovel Stolen in Warren Ohio
A. Donatela of Youngstown reported an eight ton steam shovel stolen from Warren. Police suspect thieves arrived with a truck and land trailer, loaded the shovel, and departed, leaving no trace.
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Warren, O
A. Donatela
Youngstown
Elyruan Severely Injured in Auto Crash at Broad and East River
A 65 year old man, Chéries Smith of Frankcourt, was struck by a car at the Broad street East River crossing at 7 15 this morning. The driver, Prank Szus aged 16 of Foster avenue, was arrested for reckless driving and later released on bond. The pedestrian suffered a broken left leg, a fractured left wrist, head and hip bruises, and possible internal injuries. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital in critical condition.
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Broad
East River Street
Chéries Smith
Frankcourt
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Stus
Foster Avenue
Broadstreet
East Bridge Street
Broad Street
Steve Szus
Naval armament talks shift to London January 1930
Washington dispatch reports a shift in Five Power Conference planning. Secretary Stimson is likely to head the U S delegation to the conference, now aimed for January 1930 in London rather than December. Ambassadors Dawes and Gibson and admirals Jones and Long named among expected members with possible inclusion of Cotten and Navy Secretary Adams. President Hoover’s personal participation remains uncertain.
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Washington
France
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
U. S
Stimson
Hoover
London
United States
Dawes
Gibson
Hilary P. Jones
Andrew T.long
Train
Cotton
Navy Adams
MacDonald
Man Fined For Possession Of Liquor In Lorein
George Ferrati of Lorein was fined 200 dollars plus costs after being arraigned before Justice S J George on a possession of intoxicating liquor charge following arrest Saturday.
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George Ferrati
Lorein
S.j.george
Seven Hurt In Crash Near S. Amherst
Two autos collided at Strongs Corners west of South Amherst Sunday about 11 30 AM injuring seven. Drivers William Gasser and Robert Allsop of South Amherst were cut and chest injuries reported. Allsop head and chest injuries. Swiers family from Windfalls including three young daughters suffered bruises and cuts.
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Strongs Corners
South Amherst
William Gasser
Robert Allsop
South Amher
Albert Swiers
S.e
Allsop
Gasser
H. W. Powers
Amherst
Six Accidents Reported To Police In City
Six weekend traffic accidents were recorded by police with no injuries. Details include Mrs. A Witt and Fred Wigenton collisions on Broad Street causing minor damage. G E Broderick and H R Grenich fender damage on Broad. a hit and run at Broad and West. and Oliver Yost with A Wykrent on Lodi Street. Two more notes mention a fatal fire from smoking and a train fatality near Ravenna.
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A. Witt
Hastern Heights Boulevard
Broad Street
Fred Wigenton
Winckies Street
Witt
G E. Broderick
Highland Court
Kipling Court
Broad St
H. R. Grenich
Pasadena Avenue
Broad
E. E. Culp
Dollce
Broad and
West Avenue
Oliver Yost
Grafton
Wykrent
Lodi Street
Charges laxity in operation of boat Andaste sinking
Hollands, Sept. 16. Coroner Van der Water blamed operator laxity after the Andaste sank in Lake Michigan with 25 lives lost. Inquiry to begin this week into Construction Materials Co of Chicago for not reporting the freighter's disappearance within 24 hours. Prosecuting Atty Lokke to probe lifeboats as two crew members alleged bad davits. Federal inspector Mulligan testified the Andaste was seaworthy in April. Coast guardsmen continued searches between Holland and Saugatuck. only Ralph Wiley and Charles Brown were recovered.
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Holland
Lax
Lake Michigan
Gilbert van der Water
Ottawa County
van der Water
Construction Materials Company
Chicago
Clarence Lokke
J. P. Mulligan
Grand Haven
Saugatuck
Ralph Wiley
Charles Brown
Five Elyrians Named to Lorain County Grand Jury
A Lorain County grand jury selection names five Elyrians among the 16 chosen. From Lorain: M. S. Bassett, William Wilder, Charles Smith, Mrs. J. Dol. Seiler, Harvey Irish, Mayme Parsch, and John Eiden from Lake Breeze. other members hail from Elyria and nearby towns. The group includes Mable Fry, Mrs. O. KE. Rankin, Mrs. L. S. Sigsworth, Frank Rahl, L. Cummings, Frank Tite, Mrs. Ray Eman, Mrs. R. Curtis, and Kipton, South Amherst, Eaton, and Elsha representation.
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Chhsen
Lorain County
L. S. Sigsworth
Ripton
Frank Rahl
Elyria
J. Dol. Seiler
Lorain
Harvey Irish
Mayme Parsch
L. Cummings
South Amherst
Frank Tite
Elsha
Ray Eman
R. Curtis
John Eiden
Lake Breeze
Report 16 Arabs Killed By British
London dispatches report that 16 Arabs were killed and many wounded in a running fight with British troops between Labiveh and Hattin northeast of Nazareth. There were no British casualties. Many Arabs surrendered and were disarmed.
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London
Jerusalem
London Daily Chronicle Today
Labiveh
Hattin
Nazareth
Merchants Donate Prizes For Elyria Fall Opening Event
Merchants in Elyria plan a two day Fall Opening with over fifty prizes worth hundreds of dollars free to attendees. A band concert and a drum and bugle corps parade accompany the festivities as 10 000 residents are expected to participate. Winners must claim prizes at stores Thursday after the 10 pm drawing supervised by city and chamber officials.
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Elyria
The
American Legion
Ely Park
James A. Hewitt
Earl W. Bell
Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Hutchings
Merchants
Earl Bacon
Chamber
Elyria Post
American Legions
Merchants Division
Broad Street
Middle Avenue
Broad
Second
Auto Accidents Reported To Sheriff In Lorain County
Three minor traffic crashes were reported to the Lorain County sheriff. First, Mrs. Phoebe McAlpine of Grafton struck Howard Tillson of Norwich at Indian Hollow and Butternut Ridge Roads. A Canfield Oil Company truck was hit near Stop 1. A third collision occurred at Stop 48 Elyria Avenue when a coupe crashed into an auto carrying Harold Sharples Lyman Kenneth Elmore and Lewis Bishop. the driver fled.
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Lorain
Sheriff's Office
Phoebe McAlpine
Grafton
Howard Tillson
Norwich
Indian Hollow
Butternut Ridge
Tillson
Canfield Oil Company
Harold Sharples
Lyman
Kenneth
Elmore
Lewis Bishop
Elyria Avenue
Sheriff’s Office
Hoover Linked to Tariff Bill in Senate Debate
Senate leaders publicly tie President Hoover to a $600 million tariff bill amid White House silence. Reed Smoot and Republican leaders say the measure reflects the President’s wishes. the debate centers on tariff flexibility and the scope of the Tariff Commission's powers. Also on the calendar are the Shearer naval lobby inquiry and the farm board nominees investigation beginning Friday.
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Washington
White House
Senate
Farm Bioc
Hoover
Reed Smoot
Finance Committee
Blue Ridge Mountains
Smoot
Watson
Mfr
United States Tariff Commission
Farm Bloc
Commission
Congress
Shearer Naval Lobby
Charles M Schwab
Senate Naval Affairs
Farm Board
Legere
Tragic Deaths Fill Weekend Toll Across Ohio
A survey by United Press tallies nearly a score of fatalities in airplane auto train and other crashes over the weekend in Ohio. The list includes two plane victims from Fostoria Melvin Hawkins 17 and Michael Kimes 23 with Harold Hickerson’s homebuilt craft failing near the Fos toria airport. Auto accidents claim several lives including Otto Kubek 23 Chester Saar 11 Frank Volek 133 Avon and Mary Rose of Andover. Other deaths involve James Hood 53 Carey Francisco Hernandez six weeks Rockford Minnie B Sase Holland and Moritz Gutskunst 60 of Cincinnati among many. A Big Four train fatality Edward Ricketts 80 of West Liberty and a suicide in Youngstown complete the count.
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Ghio Lover
United ‘Press Today
Harold Hickerson
Fostoria
Hickerson
Young Hawkins
Cleveland
Otto Kubek
Chester Saar
Frank Volek
Avon
Iman
Mary Rose
Andover
Lrev
Leonard
Ashtabula
Patterson
James Hood
Carey
Francisco Hernandez
Rockford
Dayton
Minnie B Sase
Holland
Toledo
Virginia
Cincinnati
Moritz Gutskunst
William Brebs
Curtice
Moritz Ontko
Marblehead
Walter Hurst
Marion
Harold Gartrell
New Philaadelphia
Edward Ricketts
West Liberty
Criskiman
Youngstown
Vermilion Couple Slightly Hurt in Accident
Mr and Mrs Wildea Will of a Vermilion area sustained minor injuries in a Sunday night head on collision on the Lake Road about a short drive west of the La Raia County line. Their injuries were not serious and they returned home the same night.
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Wildea Will
Atermilion
Lake Road
St. Joseph's St Mn
Get into the Habit of Reading the Classified Want Ads
Daily advice urging readers to check classified want ads for quick bargains. It emphasizes selling or renting fast and finding needed items at reasonable prices by acting quickly. The piece promotes consistent daily engagement with the ads and proactive purchase or rental behavior.
Fatal Gragh at Root Road Crossing
A Ray of misfortune at Root Road crossing on the New York Central when Leon Sadler, 25, of Berea, was killed instantly as his truck was struck by the second section of the Lake Shore Limited westbound. The truck driver was on a lumber run to Anthony Timke and apparently waited on the ramp for an eastbound freight. Crossing signals were operating. The locomotive suffered heavy damage and a relief locomotive was brought from Elyria to continue. The loaded truck contained rough lumber for a residence and was largely destroyed.
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Root Road
New York Central Railroad
Ridgeside
Leon Sadler
Bagley Road Lumber Co
Berea
Lake Shore Limited
Anthony Timke
Shawnville
Sadier
Leake Shore Limited
P- E. Hartwig
Toledo
Sadler
Elyria Round House
Elyria
Anglo American Accord Near Amid Naval Talks
London reports say an Anglo American naval accord has been reached in preliminary talks. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald will discuss naval matters only during his Washington visit. Key issue is the number of cruisers with 5 inch guns. US favors 21, Britain 15, with possible ratio adjustments. A five power conference is expected mid January to revive 1921 limits.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
United States
Britain
U. S
Great Britain
Gray Takes Post Ao State Head of Banks
State Representative O C Gray of Cadiz Republican assumed office today as state superintendent of banks in Columbus Ohio succeeding Elbert H Blair Tempacrat of Minerova who resigned two weeks ago Gray served four terms in the legislature including Speaker of the House in 1927 and 1929 He previously held Harrison county auditor two terms and has long been active in banking Blair left to become a vice president of the Central Acceptance Corporation of Cincinnati
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Columbus
O. C. Gray
Cadiz
Elbert H. Blair Tempacrat
Minerova
Gray
Harrison County
Titteom
Blair
Central Acceptance Corporation of
Cincinnati
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Aineland
Hoover Camp
Elyruan
Charles Smith
Atimoon
S. Amherst
Pepe
Quincy
America Werd
NESR
Ravenna
Ravenna. O
Robert Smith
Erie
Freedom Road
Elyrians
Gore
Fatal Gragh
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