Miners injured in Elyria mine blast and highway plan debated
A massive powder blast at the Elyria mine injures several workers including Joss Baker and Rimble with two dozen miners exposed to fumes. Police and a state mine coroner launch investigations as rescuers continue efforts. Separately Dover officials propose a new highway linking Rocks River to Westwood club area, outlining routes to the county line and connections to Poplar Street and New Boulevard.
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Bradley Reed
Larah County
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Washington Avenue
W. A. Ely
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Las Beautiful
Ohio
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Jeveland Wan Slain With Ball Bat in Levelland
A Levelland incident reports Jeveland Wan killed by a ball bat today after an argument at a home. Michael Kure, 11, claimed his father attacked Wan during a cigarette break. Herre Kure, 35, stated another relative did not intervene. Police say the elder Kure may face charges as the attacker. details remain under investigation.
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O. Seni
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Auto crash in New York leaves one dead three injured
A vehicle turned turtle near Mioha ny injuring three and killing one. Names given include Bloom and Ryan among the injured. two bystanders rescued involved in the crash. Various city lists follow with regional gas and city tallies. Sports notes report a lost cow spotted near 127 Early Court.
Shooting spree erupts after sleep denial in New York
Fire marshal Brophy says a man set fire to three rooms he occupied and shot residents after being taunted for sleep loss. The suspect, described as an older man, is charged with arson and felonious assault as investigators piece together motives and identify victims.
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Station Agents Meet Sets Elyria Sratier Tral Railroad Gathering
Union of station agents from several divisions plans a meeting in the large front room to discuss railway tie issues and distribution. Officers include Underwood of Cleveland as president and Newell Serdus among those in attendance.
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Clevelard
Pittsburgh Bulletin Highlights War Commander Selection
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Larosa Wright elected as commander to succeed General A. B. Hey at the fortieth encampment while Washington announces a National Guard inquiry and national air defense review. In business news, American Water Works and Electric plans a unified super power system absorbing West Penn Electric, Potomac Edison, and Keys to Power and Light.
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Washington
National Guard
White House
National Air Defense
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American Water Workers and Electric Company
Tad
Hobart Porter
West Penn Electric Company
Potomac Edison Company
Keys To Power and Light Company
Fall Festival Boosters Plan Band Speaker Visit to Nearby Towns
The Board of Trade, teaming with the Lay Festival supporters, aims to tour surrounding towns within a 12 mile radius. Leaders Robinsoz, Bus Compass, LaGre, and Penield organize the campaign as advertising rolls out across counties.
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Convict to be returned to Michicam after escape
Police report an escaped prisoner named Borington kidnapped his wife near Morroe and forced her toward Lorain. Sheriff and deputies recaptured him yesterday, ending a seven year Jackson Penitentiary sentence for passing worthless checks. The escape began on a work detail for the Toledo to Detroit highway project.
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Ohio groups split over constitutional amendments in Columbus
In Columbus on September 17, the Uniform Tax League of Ohio blasted a proposed debt limitation and class tax amendment as a bid to shift costs, while the Ohio Chamber of Commerce backed both amendments and a police system proposal. Proposals include extending terms of office and forming a state police board with representatives from farm and civic groups. Separately, authorities dropped manslaughter charges against I B Baker in the death of Mary Dovwiler following an automobile collision.
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Uniform Tax League of Ohio
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Yates
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Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Harry A. Caton
Ohio Grange
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I. B. Baker
Joe Shelby
Ohio
Mary Dovwiler
John J Chester
Baker
L. E. Weitz
Cleveland
Gafsco
L. E. Wei
Hiwanis Club
M.C. A
Weitz
Americans grow thriftier as savings climb in August report
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board shows U S savings accounts totaling 17 292 006 906 up by more than 3 per cent from August 1923 while overall figures reflect a drop from earlier totals. The board notes usual seasonal change in saving patterns and hints at broader economic behavior.
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Washington
America
Federal Reserve
Three Die in Detroit Electric Wire Accident
In Detroit on September 17 three men were electrocuted and two badly burned when crane workers dragging a heavy elevator guys wire across a high tension street light wire during construction near a Catholic church. The flash caused panic among nearby students as the wire touched the street light, killing the men instantly. An investigation of the incident will be conducted.
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St. Thomas
Gburchang
George Berg
Fire in Akron Downtown Destroys Stores
A downtown Akron fire caused about 500000 damage to the Pettit Brothers Hardware area and several other stores. Fire started in the rear of the hardware shop and spread, with losses estimated at 350000 for Psuits and 360000 for ub Shoe, plus 30000 for J. Harry Wierer. Two pedestrians alerted firefighters around five oclock. flames controlled within an hour.
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J. Harry Wierer
Four Coast Guardsmen Escape from Richmond County Jail
Four coast guardsmen escaped from the Richmond County jail on Staten Island after prying cell bars and knocking a guard unconscious. One fugitive, Elizabeth Jetenco, was later captured while attempting to board a ferry to New York City.
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New York
Coast
Divorce petition filed in Lorain court
CHRORIGDANS asks divorce from Geerse Porswee on grounds of incompatibility and separation. She seeks custody of the children and a home, with an injunction to prevent interference with her legal rights. A prior article mentions a separate appeal involving the Georgeple Theater Company.
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Lorain
Teday
Geerse Porswee
Algand
Bi Ste
Om Sath Street
Wi Fl Magianis
Georgeple Theater Company
Court of Appeals
E. J. Georgonie 2
Indictment in Perjury Probe Tied to Senator Bender Case
Court reporter Edward Stanton announced a grand jury would return a co bill in the perjury inquiry involving State Senator George H. Bender and Prohibition Inspector W. J. Par. The same day Judge McMahon would hear the report on Patrick as indicted, with the raid on Bender’s home prompting questions over warrants and the list of 590 illicit liquor locations. Bender claimed he would not swear to warrants but would point illicit sites to Prohibition Director McDonald.
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Edward Stanton
George H. Bender
W. J. Par
Stenton
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Patrick
Bence
Bender
Prohibition
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Frack Roake
Slata
Coor
Brett
Olmes
Manz
Chicago
Robert E. Crowe
Obituary and legal notices mix with trial and conference items
Obituary notes for Mrs Frank Flinch of 1393 Homer Street and family details. Court actions show Abe Newport bonded for contributing to Lillian Vogel case. Catholic youth conference opens in Rome with international delegates. Coolidge expected to attend American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago in December.
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Elshia Memorial Hospital
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Caseman
Lillian Vogel
Zanesville
Abe Newport
Akreriere
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G.dl
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Coolidge
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
O. E. Cradfure
Unclear OCR Summary of Charges and Fines
Irregular report shows Bricker of Frankl facing charges from speeding to disorderly conduct. Officers found $12 on his person, later $120 recovered with a $105.20 assessment paid. A driver named Burl Jonasen and Joe failed stop sign penalties noted. Page continues on 7.
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Mrakowski
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Flapjacks Win Husband for Corsider Love Story
A humorous wartime romance unfolds in Swampscott Mass where Jerry Shes, a chauffeur, speaks of meeting Miss Carr through flapjacks prepared in a Whitecourt kitchen. He recalls courting during World War II and plans to wed soon, hoping to keep her memories in married life and family duties.
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Miss Carr
Margaret
Juse
Washington
Jercy
Tao
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Magsie
Idan
Fiaien
Chuuich
Grand Jury to probe vandalism at Shenandoah crash site
Federal Grand Jury will investigate charges of vandalism by souvenir hunters at the Shenandoah crash scene near Columbus Ohio. Colonel Simon Ross and an assistant assigned to Calwell will gather evidence for the probe with the Justice Department. Reports say artifacts worth from 190 to 32 000 dollars each were stolen, totaling substantial losses.
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Federal Grand Jury
Anava
Ohio
Columbus
Simon Ross
Calewell
Ohig
Department O Justice
Craze Over Fatal Incident Shocks City
In Cincinnati a crazed individual assaults a woman and declares intent to kill. Police report the suspect fired shots and fled toward a nearby alley. Investigators trace the crime to the payroll office at Grace Atlantic Company and the Leader Shoe Co. relocates its flagship store to a brighter, larger space to accommodate growing business.
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Mores
George Hill
East Avenue
Road Street
Bovlan
Hal
Veach New Ahibass Nee. Te Tal Pan
Fragmentary OCR notes show a names and date sequence with unclear meaning. It mentions Veach new ahibass and a potential date range around January, with unreadable terms following.
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Prohibition Reports Mixed as Treasury Sees Progress
Washington reports that the Treasury confirms some prohibition complaints are being corrected quickly while others remain, reflecting a mixed progress assessment. The federal Council of Churches of Christ had publicized concerns, and officials note ongoing adjustments to enforcement and policy responses.
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Federal Council of Charches of Christ
Treasury
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