Thack Liquor Totes Arrests and Fines Show Repeat Offense
Southam and Walton arrested a liquor runner after a townwide pursuit ending near the Hygienic Ice Co plant. John Provier, 1460 W 116th St Cleveland, pleaded guilty and fined 500 dollars plus costs. Second offender Dan Marbin paid 500 dollars and costs. auto confiscation previously occurred.
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Clevelander
Southam
Walton
West River Street
Third Street
West Avenue
Fifth Street
East Avenue
Broad
Hygienic Ice Co
John Provier
116Th St
Cleveland
S. J. George
Ross Grable
Coats
W. B Orr
Dan Mar- Binin
Mrs Gordon W Baker of Harrison Street passes away
Mrs Gordon W Baker, longtime Elyria resident and member of a prominent local family, died at her home 129 Harrison Street after several weeks illness. Born in 1844 in Sulby England she came to the United States as a young girl. Survived by two daughters Mrs Alice Boffman of Johnstown and Miss Annie Louise Baker of Elyria and five grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 3 pm from 120 Harrison Street with Rev E B Redhead officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Gordon W. Baker
Elyria
Harrison Street
Mrs Baker
Sulby
Northamptonshire
England
United States
Alice Boffman
Johnstown
Annie Louise Baker
Gordon Hoffman
Virginia, Ruff
Damaris
Marjorie Hoffman
Harry Hoffman
E. B. Redhead
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
SEREEN STAR TAKES PROPER PRECAUTIONS
New York September 20 Rudolph Valentino, a screen star, obtained from the labor department permission to re enter the United States after his European tour to avoid immigration quota restrictions. The order was necessary to prevent bar from entry as an alien. Autoist Davis Herbold, 21, was killed in Wheeling West Virginia while riding a motorcycle as rain made the street slippery and the cycle skidded into a telegraph pole.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
Department of Labor
Valentino
Jan
Wheeling
W. Va
Davis Herbold
Tain
Attorney General refuses aid in Steubenville suit over fine
Columbus September 20 Attorney General Crabbe declined to lend his department in a Steubenville case against Wa J McCann mayor of New Alexandria to recover a $500 fine paid by Harry W Kamen for pleading guilty to possessing Jamaica ginger. Youngstown September 20 a crowd was expected to hear Phil LaFollette son of Robert M LaFollette address voters despite rain in public square. Robert Cooper, an alleged auto bandit, was arrested after he fled when confronted by a gun. a bystander Scharer pursued one of two thieves and helped detain him.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Steubenville
Wa. J. McCann
New Alexandria
Harry W. Kamen
Youngstown
Phil LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Progressive
Robert Cooper
William Scharer
Scharer
Bo- Em
Lorain man sues for 50000 in motorcycle crash damages
Henry McHenry of Lorain sues Steve Sanchesky of Lorain for 50000 for injuries from a September 7 1923 motorcycle collision near Penheld Junction. McHenry says Sanchesky cut the corner in an automobile and struck his bike causing a broken left leg and a severe facial wound.
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Henry McHenry
Lorain
Steve Sanchesky
Penheld Junction
McHenry
Indict Twenty In Tar Party At Frederick Md
Twenty men and one woman Mrs Mary Shanks were indicted over a tar and feather attack on Dorothy Grandon a Frederick girl The first ten men face twenty year terms if convicted others face up to five years Each count cites rioting or aiding and abetting and the grand jury links the incident to Grandons refusal to make dates with Frederick men
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Frederick, Md
Mary Shanks
Dorothy Grandon
Frederick
Miss Grandon
Broadway Beauty Sails to Europe for Forever Plans
Imogene Wilson, a Broadway beauty, sails to Europe likely for an extended stay and a Paris vaudeville engagement. Rumors link travel with possible immigration issues in England. She had been involved with Frank Tinney, was beaten and later reconciled, and Tinney is now in London performing.
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Europe
New York
Imogene Wilson
Frank Tinney
England
Miss Wilson
Tinney
Imogene
Paris
London
Tornado Hits Missouri Town Bismarck Reports Injury and Damage
Tornado swept Annapolis and surrounding districts injuring many and causing extensive property damage. Meager reports confirm the disaster reached the area last night and early this morning. A separate note reports a probe into the death of Dorothy Bradley three who died after stepping into the path of a streetcar at Warwood. Two other children escaped harm. In Marion Dwight Kearns 27 was accidentally killed while hunting near Upper Sandusky when his gun discharged as he climbed a fence.
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Missouri
Bismarck
Annapolis
Wheeling
W. Va
Dorothy Bradley
Warwood
Marion
Dwight Kearns
Upper Sandusky
Rewsboy Slightly Injured by Truck Incident
Elmer Milbury living at temple court was struck by a Fauver and Robson Co truck bumper last evening at 5 30 pm while selling papers. He sustained slight back injuries and was taken to the hospital where remaining in patient care was not required.
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Elmer Milbury
Temple Court
Fauver and Robson Company
Elmer Milburn
Irene Castle Treman McLaughlin Seeks Securities in Court
Irene Castle Treman McLaughlin, famed dancer, appeared in New York Supreme Court and accused her husband Robert E. Treman of holding securities worth $40,000. Treman, Ithaca manufacturer and society leader, was reportedly arrested in his home.
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New York
Irene Castle Treman McLaughlin
Supreme Court
Robert E. Treman
Treman
Ithica
N. Y
Trene Castle Treman McLaughlin
Levy
Two Divorce Filings Reported in Local Court
Elizabeth Vary seeks a divorce from Alex Vary on extreme cruelty alleging verbal abuse and a forced departure on August 24. Mary Anselm asks for divorce from Geo Anselm citing gross neglect and unauthorized spending with custody and alimony requests for their two children.
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Elizabeth Vary
Alex Vary
Mary Anselm
Geo. Anselm
Tme
Fingertip Crushed In Punch Press At Colson Company
Seth Lawson of 345 1 2 Twelfth street suffered a crushed index fingertip in a punch press at The Colson Company yesterday afternoon. He was transported to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. Washington, Sept 20 Secretary Hughes will make his first campaign speech for the Coolidge Dawes ticket in Marion Ohio next Saturday. No extended tour is planned, with more speeches to be announced.
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Hal
Seth Lawson
Twelfth Street
Colson Company
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Colson
Washington
Hughes
Coolidge-Dawes
Marion
Ohio
State Department
Suit Filed Over Misappropriated Bond Funds
The National Surety Co. sues Tess M. Becker to recover 2567.33 paid on her behalf after alleging she misappropriated funds while connected to Canfield Oil Co. and caused the surety bond obligation.
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National Surety Co
The
Tess M. Becker
Miss Becker
Canfield Oil Co
President orders survey on air power versus ships
President Coolidge directs Secretary of the Navy Wilbur to study the relative importance of airplanes battleships and submarines for national defense. Wilbur says the president pressed for swift action and notes the growing role of air fleets alongside battleships.
Mixed early fall wire items from Washington Florida and West Virginia
Bulletin notes a 22 year old man on death row deemed insane after reexamination. A Florida suit seeks receivership of a Havana club amid accusations of misappropriation. A Washington case cites a daughter’s cemetery statement in a divorce filing. In West Virginia two Bethany College students face grand jury for delinquency linked to a wine party.
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Washington
Randolph Perrygio
Jacksonville
Fla
H. D. Brown
Los Angeles
George O'Rourke
Edward Warren
Bethany College
Joseph McDouganl
British aviator Cobhan completes long flight to Madrid
Captain Allan Cobhan, famed British flyer, landed in Madrid from the Corydon airdome near London after a 61x hour journey. He plans to continue to Tangiers, Morocco, and observers note the bold leg of his transcontinental trip.
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Madrid
Allan Cobhan
Corydon Airdome
London
Tangiers
Morocco
Rome
Mussolini
Chamber of Deputies
Naples
Detroit Couple Die in Crash
TOLEDO Ohio September 20 John Bock of Detroit was killed and his wife and baby were hospitalized after their automobile went into a ditch on the Dixie highway five miles south of Perrysville. A car ahead stopped suddenly causing the crash. A physician who witnessed the wreck saved the baby from drowning.
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Toledo
John Bock
Detroit
Dixie Highway
Perrysville
Findlay
Ohio
Fire destroys store and homes in Marblehead village
On September 20 a fire leveled George Boyten's general store and a two story frame barn and dwellings of Boyten, Fred Ankel, and Gustav Asisco in Marblehead across Sandusky Bay. Losses exceed 15000 dollars. Fire started in the barn with undetermined origin. Lakeside and Port Clinton fire departments aided and saved the village. a horse perished.
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Sandusky
George Boyten
Boyten
Fred Ankel
Gustav Asisco
Marblehead
Sandusky Bay
Lakeside
Port Clinton
Vaccinate For Small Pox Today At City Health Center
The City Health Department runs small pox vaccination clinics Saturday mornings at the health center in Masonic Temple. This morning 175 juveniles received free vaccination. Moving pictures at Ridgeville Town Hall tomorrow evening feature Sign of a Rose with Geo Beban and a comedy, part of St. Peter's Catholic church fall series. Harry Dixon was arrested in this city on a non support complaint and transported to Canton on a more serious charge.
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Masonic Temple
Ridgeville Town Hall
Town Hall
Ridgeville
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Harry Garson
Geo. Beban
Dixon
Harry Dixon
Canton
Filling station reports two bad dollars passed
An attendant on Oberlin road reported a man passed two bad dollars at closing time. He secured the license number of the suspects from the machine and asked police to locate them.
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Oberlin Road
Tim
Scarlet fever epidemic reported near Garford School
Health officials confirm an east side outbreak around Garford school with five cases traced to a single unreported illness. Citizens are urged to report contagious diseases immediately to help authorities prevent spread.
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Garford School
Indict Couple In Murder Case
Hamilton county grand jury returns true bill charging Wo H Bennett and Mae Bennett with the murder of Miss Augusta Hoffman missing nine years. Attorney General George Charles said the jury identified two skeletons unearthed under Bennett's former Chattanooga home as the missing woman.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Augusta Hoffman
Knoxville
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Wo H Bennett
Mae Bennett
Week's Weather Forecast for Ohio and Great Lakes Region
The Weather Bureau forecast for next week calls for mostly fair conditions in Ohio Valles with showers around midweek. Cool start, near normal temperatures later. In the Great Lakes region showers midweek, cool start, warm mid-late week.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valles
Great Lakes
Burglary Suspects Named in Youngstown Furniture Theft
Early today two burglars struck a local furniture store stealing six rugs valued at thousands. Dry agents detained two suspects identified as Frank Molek and Adam Gesto after the robbery.
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Youngstown
Jin
Frank Molek
Adam Gesto
Minister Lawrence Hight Faces Poisoning Murder Charge
Mount Vernon Illinois reports Rev Lawrence Hight charged with murdering his wife Anna by arsenic. Sheriff Holcomb ties inquiry to a possible affair with Elsie Sweetin or Ina Sweetin. Wilford Sweetin’s death prompts toxicology tests and potential second murder charge. A photo of Hight with Mrs Sweetin found by police adds to the investigation.
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Mount Vernon
Lawrence Hight
Anna
Elsie Sweetin
Ina
Ina Methodist
Hight
Jefferison County
Breed Developments
Grant Holcomb
Columbus C. Sweetin
Wilford
Height
Illinois
Mie
Dr. Hight
Pamey
Dr Hight
Senator Backs LaGrange Postmaster Choice
Senator Fess recommended Miss Alice Hastings for LaGrange postmaster. Hastings previously worked for the prior Democratic postmaster, who also supported her nomination.
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LaGrange
Washington, D. C
Fess
Alice Hastings
LaGrange, C
Chekiang Forces Hold Lines as Shanghai Skirmishes Rise
In Shanghai on Sept 20 the Chekiang army under General Lu Young-Hsiang repelled Kiangsu and Fukien assaults near Nanjiang while reinforcements from southern Chekiang rushed to shore up gaps caused by mutiny and desertion. British mediation offered. the U S declined direct intervention though may join if others act.
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Shanghai
Lu Young-Hsiang
Nanjiang
Chekiang
Third
Chihsieh-Huan
Yung- Hsiang
London
Great Britain
China
Foreign Office
Washington
United States
World Flyers Begin 2650 Mile Dallas to El Paso Jump
Globe circling flyers take off from Love Field Dallas at 9 39 am to begin a 2650 mile hazardous flight to El Paso amid farewell shouts from spectators.
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Dallas
Texas
Love Field
el Paso
Death of Curtis Stapleton at 87 Sudden Heart Trouble
Curtis Stapleton 87 died suddenly at 8:15 this morning at his home 619 East River Street from heart trouble. He worked at the YMCA and moved here three years ago from Norwalk. He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Catherine Elston and Mrs Dorothy Love and a son Hartford Stapleton of Toledo. Funeral arrangements later.
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Curtis Stapleton
East River Street
Norwalk
Catherine Elston
Dorothy Love
Hartford Stapleton
Toledo
Political unrest grows in Chile as parties oppose military junta
Washington dispatch reports opposition to General Altamarino's military rule in Chile. A party issues a manifesto calling for immediate convening of a constitutional assembly to revise the constitution and establish a new electoral system.
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Washington
Mmilitary
Ger Altamarino
Chili
Actizes
State Department
Constitutional Assembly
President Coolidge Invited to World Series Opening
Edward Bynon secretary of the Washington baseball club invited President Coolidge to attend the opening game of the world series and throw out the first ball. The president said he hoped to accept the invitation.
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Washington
Coolidge
Edward Bynon
Washington Baseball Club
Suit over Red Star stock sales filed in Cleveland
Joe Beater sues Ralph Mathe son Blake Waldron and William Siter alleging Siter sold him 200 Red Star Transportation Co. stock fraudulently claiming release and incorporation approval. Beater says stock never delivered or refunded after payment. Similar suits against Herman Bender and Himan Kronenberger for $100 each.
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RED Star
Joe Beater
Cleveland
Ralph Matheson
Blake Waldron
William Siter
Siter
Red Star Transportation Co
Public Utilities Co
Matheson
Waldron
Simiar
Herman Bender
Hi Iman Kronenberger
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Martin S. Thayer
Lake Erie
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Rene Castle
MI Becker
Wilbur
Pacific Coast
Pendine
Japan
Witbur
White House
Bulletins
Catherine McPhail Jenkins Bonsal
Catherine
Leigh Bonsal, Jr
James Carroll Jenkins
Maryland
Turin
Copenhagen
Schested
Phoo
Pastor. Link MF
Stapleton
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