Robinson and Crehore Remain on School Board
The board of elections met to consider a protest by J. Crisp against the city board ticket for Charl ies Crehore and T. Robinson. The protest claimed insufficient signatures and that the petition failed to name a committee to fill potential vacancies. Attorney Webber overruled the protest, stating the grounds were not well taken.
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T. Robinson
C. d. Crehore
Tigret
Board of ‘Elections
Cmisp
Charlies Crehore
Crisp
Thore
Robinson
Esecuting
Webber
Egal
Bose
Board of Elections
Br 2
Death by Own Action Ends Avon Grocer’s Life
Joseph Gilbert forty a grocer of Avon committed suicide by stepping in front of a Nickel Plate train. Coroner Perry returned a verdict of death by own action. He left his business, was known as a former worker for S Mendelson, and is survived by a wife and two children.
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Joseph Gilbert
Avon
Sumner
Perry
Mendelson
Shiloh Man Charged With Manslaughter In Ridgeville Death
Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber announced a warrant sworn by Robert Blipp of Ridgeville charging Charles Alan of Shiloh with manslaughter. The August 15 death of Anthony Blipp occurred when struck by a car driven by Ulan. coroner ruled accidental death. Alan is urged to surrender at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Webber
Robert Blipp
Ridgeville
Charles Alan
Shiloh
Anthony Blipp
Ulan
Blipp
Alan
Perry
Wellington man dies after skull fracture from fall
Henry B. Wright, 51, a Wellington business man, fractured his skull when he fell head first from a bathroom window onto a stone sidewalk twelve feet below. He died at Memorial hospital about two hours later. Wright is survived by his wife and a son. burial plans call for Wellington.
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Henry B. Wright
Memorial Hospital
Henry-B Wright
Wellington
Tali
Wright
Middle Avenue
Wellingto
Weis
Lloyd George replies to De Valera note on peace basis
Official statement from the Premier's office says De Valera showed no plan for a peace conference without preconditions and proposed a treaty of accommodation and association. Philip Kerr now edits the Daily Chronicle, whose stance reflects the Premier’s views on Ireland.
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London
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Cér de Valera
Philip Kerr
Daily Chronicle
de Valera
de Walerat
Body of Soldier Nile Arrives Tomorrow
The body of Soldier Nile Nile Miller, killed in action, will arrive in the city tomorrow. Undertakers Beal and Co. will handle funeral arrangements, which will be announced later.
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Nile
Agam
Miller
Acwill
Tomor
Sindertakers
Beal & Ea
Broken When Horse Falls on Colored Man in Cheapside
A colored man named Hardy was thrown when his horse stumbled on Cheapside yesterday afternoon. The horse fell and landed on his left leg, breaking it in two. He was taken to hospital by police emergency responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes Hardy
Cheapside
Tider
Hosby
Lewis Urges Victory for Mingo Contingent at Convention
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, declares in Indianapolis that the Mingo county fight must be won and no compromise on its principles. He calls for fair wages, union recognition for West Virginia miners, and hopes senatorial efforts will ease the conflict and secure industrial peace.
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Indianapolis
Mingo County
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
International Miners’ Organization
Senatorial Commission
Aline Workers of America
America
Lewis
Bared after shot gun chase at colored club
Walter Braun faced a risky night after a gun was used at a card and booze joint named Elsina Social club run by Casper. Braun claimed an old grudge and unpaid whiskey spurred trouble, with a large scalp wound cited as evidence. He was bound over to the grand jury on threatening charges and jailed in $500 bail, while witnesses include a dozen colored men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Braun
Cash
Walter
Casper
Brann
Sentral
Braun
Elsina
Rand
Ford Army Plant Talks Split Over Cost Estimate
Negotiations on the sale of the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant to Henry Ford stalled after a cost dispute. Ford engineers pegged the plant’s price $15 to $20 million lower than the Army’s estimate, according to Secretary of War Weeks.
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Iwashington, Pt
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Ford
Army
Weeks
Ford Engineers
Mexican Soldier Fatality Near Tampico
American citizen Carl R. Pablo, an employee of Mexican Gulf Oil, was shot and killed by Mexican soldiers in the southern oil fields near Tampico last Sunday night. The incident is reported as accidental, per a state department note via the Tampico consul. Pablo's U.S. address was not provided.
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Washington
Carl R. Pablo
Mexican Gulf Oil Company
Tampico
State Department
Pablo
United States
Cleveland auto concern faces losing charter
Ohio Attorney General Price asked the State Supreme Court to oust the Ohio Automobilists Protective Co. from Ohio alleging it violated state law forbidding corporations from performing professional legal services. The firm, based in Cleveland, faces charter loss and removal from operation.
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Columbus
Price
State Supreme Court
Ohio Automobilists Protective Co. Headquartters
Cleveland
Ohio
relief workers to aid famine victims in russia
Colonel William Haskell of New York will lead twenty relief workers to Moscow to distribute American aid. A representative of American workers arrived with a donation of half a million dollars for famine relief in Russia.
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Riga
William Haskell
New York
Russia
Moscow
Troops Patrol Warsaw to Quell Riots
Breslau dispatches report troops patrolling Warsaw to prevent political riots. Public buildings are guarded and armored cars are ready. Rising tensions involve Socialist and Conservative elements and the Polish government amid anticipated street fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Warsaw
Breslau
Ach Tuhr Abendblatt
Jury Urged to Rule on New Jersey Boxing Law
Hudson county grand jury members were urged by Supreme Court Justice Francis Swayzee to interpret the New Jersey boxing law as it applies to the Carpenter Dempsey match of July 2 in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wants Law
Jersey City
Hudson County Grand Jury
Supreme Court
Francis Swayzee
New Jersey
President Ebert Congratulates Honduras and Costa Rica
President Ebert of Germany cabled congratulations to Honduras and Costa Rica on their hundred years of independence. The message is dated Berlin September 20.
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Berlin
Ebert
Germany
Honduras
Costa Rica
Berlin Fiend Confesses to Gruesome Slayings
At Berlin's main morgue the confessed butcher Karl Grossmann recounts how he bound and beat Frieda Schubert to death and describes the dissection of twenty victims. He shows no remorse and anticipates no fear of punishment as detectives piece together his grisly methods. The case unfolds amid Irish peace conference tensions in Inverness and Lloyd George's cabinet deliberations.
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Berlin
Karl Grossmann
Siever
Frieda Schubert
Silesian Station
Grossman
Wierd
Former Elyria Men Promoted at Etiladelphia & Reading Co
The Etiladelphia and Reading Coal Co. promoted two former Elyria residents. W. A. Reef known as Billy becomes sales agent in charge in Buffalo, transferring from Detroit. Charles D. Huff, formerly of Toledo, will replace Reed as sales agent in Detroit. Appointments take effect immediately.
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Etiladelphia & Reading Coal Co
Eixvria
W. A. Reef
Billy
Buffalo
Detroit
Charles D. Huff
Toledo
Begin Fight to Make Arms Parley Public
Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama, Democratic minority leader, said he opposes forcing open sessions of the arms limitation and Far Eastern conference. He would not object to open sessions in principle but noted other nations must be considered and discussed with President Harding after a White House conference.
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Washington
Congress
Oscar. Underwood
Alabama
Senate
Harding
White House
Underwood
Grand Jury Draws Final Panel for Lorain County
Lorain County today completed its grand jury as four of the original names were excused and one ruled a non resident. The final panel includes Hartman Col Lorain Edick Lorain Robson Elyria Bates Lorain Guth Elyria Otten Ridgeville Daniels Lorain Rolce Wellington Hart Elyria and replacements Pahner Ward Howlett Popp and Smith. Court stenographer Walter Watts was sworn in to record the proceedings.
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A. K. Jenne
Amherst
Freu Klinect
Belden
John
Grant
Elyria
Mose Wilder
A. R. Allen
F.W. Hartman
John Col. Lorain
C. H. Edick
Lorain
Ed Robson
E. EB. Bates
Charles Guth
Joe Otten
Ridgevile
J. H. Daniels
Clayton Rolce
Welington
R. A. Hart
George S. Pahner
R. C. Ward
G. N. Howlett
John A. Popp
Fred Smith
Walter Watts
German treaty sent to Senate for ratification
President Harding will transmit the German peace treaty to the Senate tomorrow without a message, announced by President Plaos at the White House. The move sets the stage for Senate consideration of the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Senate
Plaos
White House
Akron man held on charge in Cincinnati case
Harry W. Johnson, 37, of Akron, Ohio, was brought before Cincinnati municipal court after being arrested on $5,000 bond. He offered no comments and was sent to the grand jury on the alleged case.
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Cincinnati
Harry W. Johnson
Akron
Bizami
Sodar
Prince named Minister to Denmark by Harding
President Harding selects Dr. John D. Prince of Ringwood New Jersey as Minister to Denmark announced at the White House. Columbus dispatch notes the 37th division will form a substantially complete national guard organization with units set for inspection this week, but no new aero squadron due to funds limits.
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Washington
John D. Prince
Ringwood Manor
N.J
Harding
Denmark
White House
Columbus
Florence
Liquor Case Postponed for John Laenanorviez
The liquor case for John Laenanorviez was continued to next Monday at defense attorney Anthony Nieding's request after the defendant resisted and sought continuances. Mayor Jones had Laenanorvicz jailed to serve out $7009 in unpaid fines before. The proprietor of the saloon faced a continuation and continued courtroom dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laenanorviez
Anthony Nieding
Mayor Jones
Laenanorvicz
Sand
Deen Ar
Grand Jury Sessions Open with 45 Dockets in Lorain
The grand jury began sessions this morning with 45 cases on the docket and more to come. Edwin Spore, Lorain policeman, is bound over amid allegations tied to kidnapping during past whiskey raids. Prosecutor Webber promises thorough, swift handling, with witnesses from Lorain ready to testify.
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EL FE
Baynes
Lorat
Webber
John Doe
Edwin Spore
Lorain
Wpilsky
Girl Reported Missing Returns Home by Ten
Arthur Axx told police his eleven year old daughter Valetia did not return from school last evening. She was seen with several companions and came home at ten o clock.
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Arthur Axx
Valetia
Hame
Fallin Hatch Proves Fatal on Steamer WW PB Snyder Jr
Andrew Musselin 25 died aboard the steamer WW PB Snyder Jr after falling through an open hatch. He was injured with a fractured skull and broken arms and died at St Joseph's hospital. Coroner Perry labeled the death accidental. Musselin had recently hired as second cook and had Ambers Pa address on a café card.
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Andrew Musselin
Lorain
PB. Snyder, Jr
Perry
Musselin
Cook
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Delay Witness Tampering Probe In Arbuttle Case
San Francisco report states the county grand jury adjourned after a five hour session. District Attorney Matthew Brady said progress was made toward showing a frame to impeach Miss Zeb Prevost in Fatty Arbuckle's murder case. Grand jury also opened inquiry into concealment of an autopsy on Virginia Rappe and whether an autopsy report was altered or concealed. local authorities indicated further action will follow at the next grand jury meeting.
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International News Service
Chicago
American
Lowell Sherman
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty” Sarbuckle
Eym
Arbuckle
May
Miss Rappe
Sherman
Aliss Rappe
Matthew Brady
Zeb Prevost
Fatty” Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Gabor Kingstone
Reginald Morely
Josce Clark
Grand Jury
Allege
Miss. Rappe
Coromet
R. FL
Boma
Attormer
Brady
Paw
Texas
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