Appelate Court Session Opens In Elyria
The state court of appeals convenes with Judge Clarence G. Washburn presiding in Elyria. A mandamus suit by Frances Moran and others against Lorain county judges was dismissed. Four cases set for hearing include Laughlin v. Miller and Conrad v. Ridgeville Board of Education, with Judgments ranging from 5 060 to 25 000 for injuries and damages.
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Clarence G. Washburn
Elyria
Court of Appeals
Lorain County
Frances Moran
Lorain County Common Pleas
Hugh Laughlin
Fred A. Miller
Freder
J. Conrad
Riddle Township
Board of Education
Ridgeville Township
Conrad
Common Pleas
James Hagen
Jennie Hagen
City Produce Company of
Lorain
Elmer Jones
Three Lorain Girls Injured In Night Crash
Three Lorain girls were injured when their car ran into a vehicle at Jackson and Schramm roads. Florence Schwartz aged 18 suffered a broken rib and leg abrasions and was admitted to Elsra Memorial hospital. Esther Hunt 17 had lacerations to the leg hand and lip while Seimer Hust 27 had a back wrench. The collision occurred around 6:15 PM as the Lorain car emerged from a side road into W H Stuntz’s path on Schramm road. Both cars were badly damaged and all three girls were taken to Ris tia Memorial hospital.
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Lorain
Jackson and
Schramm Roads
Here
Florence Schwartz
East Erie
Elsra Memorial Hospital
Esther Hunt
Ninth Street
Seimer Hust
Sherif E. G Mathews
W. H. Stuntz
Schramm Road
Stuntz
Work On Prospect Street Promised by City Officials
City council heard that work on Prospect Street will start within a week, promised by Service Director John N. Eidt after Councilman George Stark pressed for updates. Stark said he would be satisfied only once the work is completed, following prior resident protests over the street’s condition.
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Prospect St
Prospect Street
John N. Eidt
City Council
George Stark
Stark
Counsil
Senator Curtis In Illinois
Senator Charles Curtis Republican nominee for vice president spent two hours in conference with western campaign officials in Chicago en route from Evansville to Henry Il. He has a full west schedule this month and plans to speak in Chicago on October 3.
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Chicago
Ill
Charles Curtis
Evansville
Ind
Henry
Curtis
Telinke
Clocage
Hoover outlines new deal style labor program in Newark speech
Herbert Hoover in Newark sketches campaign platform with claims of continued prosperity under Republican tariffs and public works. He calls for seasonal construction, restricted injunctions, free collective bargaining, immigration limits, and measures to lift hardships in textiles and coal. He argues unemployment is not widespread and cites higher production and consumption, urging continuation of GOP policies to sustain employment and national prosperity.
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Newark
N. J
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Republican Party
Eber
Elyria Adopts Dual Plumbing and Electrical Codes
Elyria council unanimously approves a new plumbing code with an inspector to safeguard the public from defective plumbing work. The 900 dollar ordinance aligns with public interest and mirrors recommendations from the sewer drains committee.
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Elyria
Council
Elrria
Steamer Nanaseo Founders With Many Believed Dead
In Lake Huron near Griffith Island the lake steamer Nanaseo foundered causing suspected heavy loss. Five survivors rescued after drifting over 60 hours report a crew of 17 and four passengers aboard, with engineer Tom McCutcheon among the dead from exposure.
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Owen Sound
Ont
Griffith Island
Lake Huron
Nanioba
Nanasco
Cape
Joan McBar
Osborne Long
Arthur Middlebro
Roy Fos
Ed Walace
Off Springs
Tom McCutcheon
McCutcheon
Manitoba
Middlebro
Five Escape From Montgomery County Jail
Dayton Ohio reports five prisoners escaped last night from Montgomery county jail by sawing two bars from a second floor window. escapees include Robert Fletcher 21 charged with grand larceny Richard Esterdar 25 burglary and grand larceny Edward W Carney 28 grand larceny Asa R Largent 31 for gery and Charles Burch Toledo grand larceny. Largent sent a letter to Sheriff Wolkt praising deputies and noting the escape hindered by surveillance.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Robert Fletcher
Richard Esterdar
Edward W. Carney
Asa R. Largent
Charles Burch
Toledo
Sherif Wolkt
TR. Sargent
Autos Crash On Broad Street
Backing from the curb on Broad street, early yesterday afternoon James C. Bowers of Elyria backed his car into a westbound vehicle driven by Mrs. George Livingston of Princeton avenue. Livingston was unhurt but both cars suffered body and fender damage.
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Broad Street
James C. Bowers
R. D
Elyria
Broad
George Livingston
Princeton Avenue
Girl details alleged kidnapping and captivity in cabaret
A 15 year old girl told investigators she was abducted by a black man and a white woman, held captive and forced to work as an entertainer in cabarets. Found safe in a home, the pair claimed to be husband and wife and were held on suspicion as officers investigate the missing date of July 9.
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Fgledo
Sh H
Diphtheria Case Found On Clinton Street
A diphtheria case was discovered Monday night on Clinton Street by city sanitary police officer Frank Williams. The home is quarantined. The victim, Mrs. Kyle Farrand of 133 Clinton Street, is the mother of two small children.
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Clinton Street
City Sanitary
Frank Williams
Kyle Farrand
Smailj
Methodist Conference to Endorse Hoover in Ohio Session
Representing the Northeastern Ohio Conference Rev F J Johnson disclosed that the meeting will endorse Herbert Hoover for president and denounce Alfred E Smith. The conference will back liquor prohibition vigorously, support the eighteenth amendment and Volstead act enforcement, and decide on a million dollar Ohio Wesleyan fund. A Hoffa— sorry Hoover endorsement vote of 1,168 votes is expected Friday morning with ministers and laymen equally split.
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Lorain
F. J. Johnson
New York City
Northeastern Ohio
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Johnson
Ohio Wesleyan University
Hoover
Fall Style Show At Rialto Tonight And Tomorrow
Two vaudeville acts are booked for the Rialto Fall Style Show tonight and tomorrow at 8 15 pm. One act is A Few Minutes with Jack Myers and the Grace Sisters perform another segment. The program also features the Kress Stompers, an eight piece jazz band, with the Flyria Board of Trade Specialty Shops staging their fall opening.
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Rialto Theatre
Spain Thorne
Jack Myers
Grace Sisters
Kress Stompers
Flyria Board of Trade
Wires Down To Ga Coast As Storm Rages
Atlanta reports at dawn that all wires to Georgia coast were down. Savannah via United Press said a 60 mile gale battered Tybee Island with residents sheltering inland as mountainous seas pounded shore. Weather Bureau forecaster said Georgia storm intensity fell from Florida coast levels.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United Press
Savannah
Tybee Island
of Brunswick
C. F. von Hemann
Weather Bureau
Lorain City Council Rejects Street Car Speed Ordinance
Lorain city council last night turned down a proposed ordinance that would regulate street car speeds through Lorain. Councilman Charles Peterson framed the measure alleging it would discriminate against the Lake Shore Electric railway, a move rejected by city fathers.
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Lorain
Charles Peterson
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Light request for 12th Street Alley sparks council debate
Councilman George Stark told the council last night that residents need a street light on 12th Street Alley after a local report of rowdies and bootleggers unloading a truck nearby. The matter was referred to the fighting and waterworks committees for action.
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12Th Street
George Stark
Council
Tark
Elyria Macabees to Attend Lorain Meet
Elyria Macabees invited to join the Lorain Lodge forty fifth birthday party set for October 1 in Lorain. Two months after a billboard at city hall drew complaints as an eyesore, Lorain council voted to remove it.
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Elyria Macabees
Lorain
Maryland Penn Prisoners Mutiny at Maryland Penitentiary
In Baltimore on September 2 more than 590 inmates refused to work after a riot over a public hearing on alleged cruelty by prison officials and guards. About 200 of 545 inmates in the west wing refused to leave cells, while others attended dining halls. guards protected the facility with fifty police and detectives on duty nearby.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
State Welfare
Janney
Patrick Srady
Srady
Brady
Service Director Urges Early Petitions for 1929 Street Work
Council backed Service Director John N. Edt urging residents to file street improvement petitions now so work can begin early in spring. Delays push plans and legislation, slowing projects and winter work, council said, and it supports timely action.
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John N. Edt
German passenger dirigible makes trial flight
Germany Sept 1 The trans Atlantic passenger dirigible Count Zepplic began its first trial flight at 4 83 53 p m today. Lodi Street to get four traffic lights City council last night decided more lights needed here. Council voted for lights at Lodi Street and Rest Avenue Lodi Street at Furnace Street Lodi Street at West River Street and Lodi Street at Lake Avenue.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Count Zepplic
Lodi Street
Rest Avenue
Furnace Street
West River Street
Lake Avenue
Council
Oberlin Road Gas Pump Permit Sought
Ross Sooner asked Oberlin council last night for permission to install a curb gas pump with a 550 gallon tank on his Oberlin road property. The request was referred to the fire and police committee and to the fire chief with power to act.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Road
Fire and Police Committee
Fie
Street lights approved for Mound Street and Cambridge Avenue
The lighting and waterworks committee recommended installing street lights at Mound Street and at Cambridge Avenue and Fairlawn. The council accepted the report and approved the project.
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Lighting and Waterworks Committee
Mound Street
Cambridge Avenue
Fairlawn
Council
Council refuses moving permit for Davis building
The council last night denied Barney Davis a petition to relocate a building from the Cascade Park entrance on Lodi Street to Erie Street. The decision prevents the proposed move and maintains the current site.
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Barney Davis
Cascade Park
Lodi Street
Erie Street
Autumn Arrives At Cascade Park And Rotary Talk
Autumn settles over Cascade Park as the pool sits dry and amusements fade. Judge Florence E. Allen outlines that government exists to secure life liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and that officials serve the people not for personal gain. She urges an engaged electorate and recalls Jefferson and Lincoln on rights and justice.
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Elyria Rotary Clv& Tg
Rotary
Kiwanis
Florence E. Allen
Cleveland
Ohio Supreme Court
Svoren
Allen
United States
Lawrence Webber
Jedge Allen
Judge Allen
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson
Lincoln
Britain
Suffering Intense After Porto Rico Hurricane Devastation
Reports from Porto Rico describe extreme hunger and disarray across Aguadilla Gurabo and Maguabo as 1000s live in ruined homes and plead for food. An epidemic of typhoid has begun in Aguadilla and authorities struggle to assist. The Evangelical church at Partillas was destroyed with refugees inside and sixteen bodies recovered.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Aguadilla
Gurabo
Maguabo
Evangelical
Partillas
Rush Medical Aid To West Palm Beach
All available doctors and nurses in Fort Pierce were dispatched to West Palm Beach today with medical supplies and food. A Red Cross report, unconfirmed, cited a death toll of five in Palm Beach County amid ongoing relief efforts.
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West Palm Beach
Fort Pierce
Fla
Red Cross
Palm Beach
Looting in Palm Beach Triggers Florida Army Aid Request
A message intercepted by the Associated Press from Garden City, Long Island reports Palm Beach homes being looted and the city wide open. It says the State Reserve Officers Association, led by Major J. Lawrence, appeals to Florida Governor for soldiers to act as police and endorses manual law to restore order.
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Palm Beach
New York
Florida
Yallahassee
Garden City
L. J
J. Lawrence
The
State Reserve Officers Association
Lorain Woman to Aid in Florida Relief Efforts
Harriet Rest, National Red Cross supervisor from Lorain, departed today for Jacksonville, Florida, to join relief operations for storm struck areas. She will coordinate aid efforts and support local relief services in the hurricane damage zones.
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Lorain
Florida
Toraix
Harriet Rest
National Red Cross
Shose
Jacksonville
Fla
Residents push for water main on Lexington Avenue
Several Lexington avenue residents petitioned city council last night seeking a water main between Taylor and Clark streets. The petition was referred to the lighting and waterworks committee the service director and the city engineer for action.
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Lexington Ave
Lexington Avenue
Taylor and
Clark Streets
Lighting and Waterworks Committee
Council Hears Traffic Light Plan on Lorain Street
The council approved a proposal from the street and steam roads committee to install traffic signals or warning lights at Bath Street Erie Street and West Street along Lorain Street railroad. The measure was debated and then endorsed for implementation.
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Lorain KR
Hurricane Lashes Georgia and Carolinas Attacks Ended
Washington reports the hurricane that swept the West Indies last week moved through Georgia and South Carolina with diminished force. The storm head toward the Atlantic north of Cape Hatteras, threatening shipping lanes. Red Cross relief notes 35 dead in Palm Beach County and 15 at Bartow with further unconfirmed reports. Savannah recorded 11 inches of rain as winds eased to 48 mph. President Coolidge appeals for nationwide hurricane aid with cabinet and departments preparing assistance.
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Washington
West Indies
Georgia
South Carolina
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Hatteras
Florida
Altethough
Red Cross
Fort. Pierce
Fla
Palm Beach
Carolinas
Appalachians
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Savannah
Porto Rico
Coolidge
Labor and Commerce Departments
Navy
Army
Devastating Caribbean Hurricane Rages Toward U S
The vast tropical storm, among the most extensive on record, trudges from the Caribbean to the United States. It leaves miles of wreckage, with Florida hit hard and deaths possibly near 1,960. Officials report 519 in Florida and heavy tolls in Porto Rico and nearby regions.
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United States
Caribbean Sea
South America
Caribbean
Florida
Boston
Gaude— Joupe
Porto Rico
Burglars Enter Skylight at Heldmeier Hardware
Burglars used a skylight to enter Heldmeier hardware store on Broad Street yesterday. No stock reported missing after employees checked. entry involved removing a sheet iron panel over the skylight. The article also includes unrelated political editorial language about public trust and justice.
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Heldmeier Hardware
Broad Street
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