Elos and Pekras Clear Bill in Local Theatre Suit
Elos Pekras and Melton Phelps were exonerated of charges in a $25,000 suit tied to Elyria Theatres Co. after a board meeting of Vue Ban ventre Co. The temporary injunction was dissolved as trustees explained alleged improprieties and the suit was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Theatres Ca
Azatisiekvas
Clara Pekras
Metion Phelps
Vue Banventre Co
Folia Pekras
Jadiacde
K Atos. Pekras
Melten
Naveral
Baaunayt Theatre Co
Ekkras
Melton Phelps
Petrus
Phelps
Barbers Inte Take Trial at Union Standstill
In a disrupted scene the barbers union remains closed after a walkout while some shops stay open. Police report a burglary at 1 Avenue Was entered yesterday. a camera and silver pin were taken. Public interest shifts as archers toil nearby and talk of a serenade influences the mood.
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Tribe of Union
Wiliam Ly
Williams Must Be Some Cop In This Rate
Amelia Dabbcock files a suit against Lorain patrolman William Babt cock alleging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty over three months. She says he beat and choked her in front of Parkside Chapel near the police station and seeks an order restraining him, payment of wages, and custody of their two boys. The petition requests alimony and custody arrangements.
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Amelia Dabbcock
William Bab Tcock
Parkside Chapel
Elula
Ren
Eliy
Lurain
Alompany
Lad Brought Back Here On Father's Warrant
Police recovered a runaway boy at Shelden after his father requested help. The youth, from Lorain, had left Columbus with a young girl and a friend. Authorities traced them and carried the boy home in an automobile after a telegram sparked the inquiry.
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Bosemony
Wasti Civl
Lorain
Columbus
Alaray
Shelden
Automobie
Grotto Ang Guvenat Samle Gleams in Title
A garbled historical note from Gain September hints at a hidden arrangement. Names and places blur into a tale of Teague tintion and a coastward search, with scattered references to Varela and Cavemumeéend amid unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon
Gain
Associated Charters Waste Drive Campaign Notes
A city wide waste drive by Associated Charters aims to boost conservation and support war efforts. Residents will receive bags for clothing and metal items delivered to homes, with collection centers at neighborhood houses.
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Joenl
Explosion on Wall Street Claimed 36 Lives. Officials Cite Bomb
New York Sept 17 William J Flynn chief of the department of justice declared a bond caused the Wall Street explosion that killed 36 people and wounded about two dozen. Police chief said it was a bomb and that investigators expected to identify the device Tuesday. Investigators traced the blast to a wagon near Broad Street and a driver who was killed.
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Wilam J. Flynn
Edward Fischer
New York
Cficiclk
William J. Flynn
Lhe
Department of Justice
Wall Street
Plsan
Evelan
Chel de Lynn
Wallane
Financial centers across nation guarded by police
New York September 17 guards mounted on Wall Street and financial districts from coast to coast as authorities investigate a mysterious explosion. Plainclothes officers, reserves, federal agents, and local officials hunted for leads to a wide spread extremist plot while recovery and repair efforts began at the blast site. Two more deaths were reported, one Brooklyn accountant and another hospital patient, as Morgan partners arrived at offices and reconstruction work commenced.
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New York
Anchid
Wall Street
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Secret Service
Wmion
Governor's Island
Inday
Ee Tichintiuts
Wind Infantry
Financial District
Public Aid
Will Street
Marsan
Don Lorphoas
Brooklyn
John W. Weir
Morgan Partners Aerive
Morgan Partners
Rrive
Thomas Corhran
Willere
Mders
Spencrr Morgan
N.C. Bacon
George Whitney
Man pays long-ago debt for stolen lard in market
A man entered a market and offered to repay a ten year old lard theft. He explained his conscience drove the act, citing coughs from consumption and belief he must right the wrong before death. The shopkeeper weighed the loan against old prices and the fund’s needs.
Local Woman Seeks Divorce And Custody in Court
Dora Lalags of South Lorain petitions for divorce from John Baligs alleging jealousy cruelty and threats with knives and a revolver. She cites substantial property in South Lorain and seeks restraining order alimony and custody of five children.
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Dora Lalags
South Torsin
John Baligs
Chidren
South Lorain
Courl
Hospital Notes Born to Jacobs and Taylor families
Hospital notes record births and patient movements. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alex Jacobs at 1322 West Niver Street and a son to Mr and Mrs H A Taylor of East Eighth Street. Admitted include Mrs George Lapp, Mrs Bert Belion, Ray Senforth. Discharges include Mr Richards and baby, Mrs WL Marah and baby, Miss Dorothy Adams, Howard Worley, and Cydastra Anna Dayal. Additional admissions: Oleo Pamuan, Mildred Gallo, Robert Pickworth.
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Alex Jacobs
West Niver Street
H. A. Taylor
East Eighth Street
George Lapp
Cornell Avenue
Warning note linked to Wall Street scare reaches New Jersey
Joseph ONeill, 21, son of a bank official, reported receiving a warning message in Nutley about avoiding Wall Street. The stranger described as 42, six feet tall, clean shaven, muddy complexion, may fit a former French Commission employee Pawci Mischer, tied to card warnings of an explosion. police in Hamilton, Ontario, investigate.
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Nutley
Nlt
Wall Street
Joseph TO Neill
O'Neill
Ooneil
French High Commission
Aid
Pawci Mischer
Commission
Lamilton
Ontario
Explosion probes expand as investigators seek wagon link
The morgay firm reports no new light from its second verbal and written notes amid a broad probe. Police and justice officials attended a high level conference as Morgay work continues. Police headquarters overflow as officers seek the horse drawn wagon remains found before the subtreasury. Under Commissioner Enright, homicide chief Carey and a large group of makers and livery stall proprietors examine wagon type and owner.
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Fim
Morgay Tem
Department of Justice
Department
Enright
Carey
Homicide Bureau
Complete List of Those Killed in the Explo
A fragmented casualty roll lists many victims with ages and city origins, including New York, Brooklyn, Elmhurst, and Long Island. Several names are given with ages from 8 to 80 and varied occupations, noting that five bodies remain unidentified.
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Wlan Waran
Reer
New York
Ge. Mier
Tye le Gillies
Pelham
Charles Haprahan
Brooklyn
Byron Mitler
Kioy Nm Safeway
Danas Sehanitt
Lowe Ishord
Dota
Wier
Duster
Prokleyn
Jatin Gonahue
Wrooklyn
William Joyce
Im Morgan and Company
Carolen Dickingon
Elmhurst
Long Island
Margaret Brarey
Worth
Eley Elisworth
Washin H
Cleveland housing talk highlights home ownership role
William K. Creer of the Cleveland Savings and Loan Co addressed the Chamber of Commerce, arguing home ownership is a stabilizer of American citizenship amid a housing shortage. He urged attention to housing needs to support moral and economic strength.
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William KR. Cleer
Cleveland Savings w+ Loan Co
Chamber of Comtinea
Gill
Creer
Final Concert This Evening Marks Season Climax
The Boys' band caps the series with eight concerts, presenting a themed program led by Director Baird. Selections include The King Pin, Rosenkrant Waltz, Enchantrars, Venetian Moos, and No Springtime, with weather noted as a factor for the event at the city park.
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Baird
Maren
King Pin
Rosenkrant Waltz
The
Enchantress
Morris Soteelson
Enchantrars
Daibey
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Chamber
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Coal Commission
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