Street Car Bandit Arrested in Lakewood Case
Mike Zola 20 alias Harry Lange was arrested in Lakewood for the August 21 street car hold up. A pawn ticket for a stolen watch tied him to the crime and police planned to hand him to Lorain County authorities as more suspects were lined up for inspection.
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Lakewood
Mike Zola
Harry Lange
E. J. Stankard
N. D. Backus
Zola
Harmon Lewis
Prospect Street
Backus
Cleveland
O. P. Teets
Conrad
Lloyd Sweet
Cuyahoga County
Lewis
Tie
Lorain
Mansfeld
Lane Wood
Lorin County
Liyria
Teets
Nathan Levitt Lorain
Geo Cook
Mick Honyak
Harmon Lewin
Elyria
Conference to raise money for care of aged in Mansfield
The eleventh annual Northeast Ohio Conference in Mansfield discusses the Arter fund to aid aged clergy. Frank Arter of Cleveland aims to raise a million dollars, half already raised. He pledges 100000 if the church provides 490000, with district committees formed for pledges. ministry exams proceed amid claims of secrecy and tension. Bishop McConnell urged social service and evangelism, denouncing unprepared preaching as robbery of the Holy Spirit.
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Mansfield QO
Arter
Frank Arter
Cleveland
Bisbop McConnell
Hughes
Mexicans Plan Another Revolt Plot Reported
A secret meeting in El Paso by General Nicolas Rodriguez and General Tirene Villareal allegedly plotted a new Mexican revolution to overthrow the Obragon government. Miguel Angelo’s representative General Francisco Murgula is said to have attended. Murgula is in San Antonio, Texas. Government officials regard the plot with little seriousness.
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Mexico City
Nicolas Rodriguez
Tirene Villareal
Elpaso
Obragon
Miguel Angelo
Francisco Murgula
Murgula
San Antonio
Teass
Two Workers Injured In Separate Industrial Accidents
Albert Krage of Colson's suffered a crushed thumb at Colgan Co and required amputation, remaining in hospital after the incident. John Angan of Walsh Construction received a deep head wound when a stone rolled down an embankment. he was taken to the hospital by police emergency car.
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Albert Krage
RPD 4
Colson'n
Colgan Co
John Angan
Walsh Construction Co
Frank Banforth 39 Dies After Two Weeks Illness
Frank Banforth, 39, of 120 Spruce Street, died Thursday afternoon at the hospital after a two week illness. He was a salesman for Starr Plane Co and had lived in the city most of his life. Survived by his parents and two brothers, George and Ray, of Elyria. Funeral services Saturday at 4 in Sudro parlors with Rev. Wm. Flammer officiating. Burial at Bidesiawa.
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Frank Banforth
Spruce Street
Pastor Culp Rearrested Amid Abandonment Charges
Dayton reports Pastor Culp was rearrested after an initial release on a defective affidavit. He faces abandonment charges in Xenia after prior convictions and a Michigan sentence for unlawful removal of mortgage data. Mrs Culp, with nine children, moved to Dayton amid hardship as legal proceedings continue.
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Dayton
Tiiqwat
Rey Walter Wo Culp
Spring Valley
Esther Hughes
Culp
Xenia
Michigan
Aston
Chicago
Mra Culp
Mra
Daniel Gray Dies at 87 in Carlisle Home
Daniel Gray, 87, died at noon at his daughter’s home on Oberlin Road. He is survived by two daughters Mrs Wm Fridenstine of Stop 82 Oberlin road and Mrs Charley Lent of East Avenue, plus several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Athens report notes local concern over a train death of William Cromwell, a former Ohio University student, allegedly murdered and placed on tracks in Cleveland.
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Daniel Gray
Mra
Walter Hadaway
Oberlin Road
Wm Fridenstine
Oberin Road
Mra Charley Lent
East Avenue
Athens
William
Dick) Cromwell
Frankfort
iKy
Cleveland
Ohio University
Sixty seventh Congress to Close Today
The Sixty-seventh Congress winds up its business and adjourns sine die as members rush to return home for reelection campaigns. Both houses show relief at closing a tumultuous session that began last December and plan for an extra session in November.
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Washington
Sixty Seventh Congress
Congress
Harding
Cnto
Double murder puzzles New Jersey officials
In New Brunswick New Jersey on September 22 authorities questioned James Mills husband of the woman who warned of an affair between Rev Dr Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Mills. The double murder of Mills and Hall remains unsolved with theories ranging from jealousy to religious fanaticism and investigators considering hundreds of church members for possible informants.
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New Brunswick
Tames Mills
Char Learter
Edward Wheeler Hall
Fowconil
Mills
Hall
Toolan
Henry Stevens
Boy Fatally Injured by Auto at Fourth St and Middle Ave
Eight year old Douglas Innes son of Frank Innes living in the Century Block was fatally injured at one o clock by an automobile driven by Miss Florence Schoepfle Stop 6 Lake avenue. He ran in front of the car at the corner of Middle avenue and Fourth street and died minutes later at the hospital. Coroner Perry investigates.
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Little Douglas Innes
Frank Innes
Century Block
Florence Schoepfle
Lake Avenue
Miss Schoepfle
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Franklin School
Perry
President Signs Enfranchising Bill for Women
President Harding signed the Cable bill granting independent citizenship to women in the United States regardless of their husbands status. The signing pen was given to Wood Park of the League of Women Voters. The White House also announced Conrad E Stone of Chicago as federal fuel distributor successor to Henry E Spencer.
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Washington
Harding
United States
Mi. Wood Park
League of Women Voters
White House
Conrad E Stone
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Buiraad
Henry E Spencer
Washington Steel
Burlington
The
Fuel Administration
Charles Renninger Loses His Mother
Mrs Mary Renninger aged 59 died after a brief illness at her son’s home in Uniontown Pa. She came here two weeks ago for a visit and left behind her husband and children J J Renninger Chas W Renninger Vira Bessie Cood man and Mrs Lela Wanddell. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion and of the MFE church. Remains shipped from Sadro parlors to Uniontown.
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Mary
Renninger
Smith, Court
J J Renninger
Chas W Renninger
Vira Bessie Coodman
Lela Wanddell
Niontown Pa
Chas
Renninger Elyria Shu
Ladies' Austilary
The
American Legion
MFE
Uniontown
Fire Scare At Bank Building In Elyria
Gasoline leakage from a stationary engine ignited in the basement of the Elyria Savings and Trust Co building this morning. Fire department extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported. Earlier, Glov er residence on Middle Avenue faced a rubbish fire, quickly subdued.
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New
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Glover
Middle Avenue
Amendment for five percent beer tax to fund soldiers bonus
Washington September 22 a resolution in the house proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing a five percent beer tax. The plan would allocate 5 000 000 to 600 000 for payment of a soldiers bonus and would empower states to regulate beer manufacture and sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Representative Brennan
Michigan
Request for Porto Rico Report by President Harding
In a House resolution by Feliz Cordova Dalia Porto Rican resident commissioner, President Harding is urged to provide to Congress the Bandholtz report on Governor E Mont Retly of Porto Rico. The document was withheld since Bandholtz investigated Porto Rico on Secretary Weeks order.
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Washington
Harding
Feliz Cordova Dalia
Congress
General Bandholtsz
E Mont Retly
Porto Rico
Bashbolts
Poulin Set to Testify in Test of Alibi at Trial
In Southe Bend Indiana Harry Poulin prepares to take the stand to recount his movements between February 26 and March 28 1921 defending against Augusta Tiernan who accuses him of fathering her child Court observers report defense witnesses will corroborate an alibi by detailing Poulin's whereabouts during the disputed period as Mrs Tiernan and her husband press the paternity claim and a reconciliation form in the courtroom between Tiernan and his wife.
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Southe Bend
Ind
Harry Poulin
Augusta Tiernan
Titerman
Mrv
Mae Poulin
Mra Tiernan
John F. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
Mra Poulin
Poulin
Mrs Tiernan
Tiernans
Tiernan
Rosea
Jove
Former Elyrian Pleads Not Guilty in Embezzlement Case
H R Taggart of Lorain formerly Elyria pleads not guilty to embezzling 66282 from the Lorain Typographical Union where he served as secretary. Bond set at 1000. Charges filed by J G Bellard, union president. Taggart ran a Lorain printing shop amid open shop policy by a local newspaper.
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H.R Taggart
Lorain
Elyria
Lorain Typographical Union
Taggart
J G Bellard
Remains of John C Pierce Held for Home Funeral
The remains of John C Pierce 33 who died at Gallipolle are at Jenkins funeral parlor. A resident of North Eaton his body will be taken to his home for funeral services Saturday at 2 o clock with burial at Batternat ridge.
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John C Pierce
Gallipolle
Jenkins Funeral Parlor
North Eaton
Heme
Batternat Ridge
Panty Leaders Review Work of Congress
United States Senate leaders from both parties issue statements on the sixty seventh Congress. Senator Medill McCormick notes tax cuts and a $1,000,000,000 debt reduction under the budget act while claiming civil and military spending was reduced. Senator Simmons says the Republican Congress is tainted by Wall Street influence and has failed the nation.
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Washington
Simmons
North Carolina
Republican Congress
Wall Street
McCormick
Medill McCormick
Republican Senatorial Committee
Yellow Line To Take Over Belt Line In Lorain
Lake Shore Liedrle company plans to take over the Lorain belt line from Cleveland and Southwestern railway pending Lorain city ordinance. The move affects only the belt line not the Elyria Lorain runs. Taht Shore Electric agrees to cover unpaid assessments for Oberlin avenue improvement.
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F W Coen
Lake Shore
Liedrle
Lorain
Cleveland & Southwestern Railway
O Yitary
Green
Eliott
Norwalk
Cleveland
Elyria
Taht Shore Electric
Oberlin Avenue
Ford Plants Reopen Today After Coal Shortage
Thousands of Ford workers return to Highland Park River Rouge and Dearborn plants as Edsel Ford announces coal supplies at acceptable prices. The company plans to restore full production with over 70 000 men back at work and parts supply crews resuming duties.
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Detroit
Highland Park
River Rouge
Dearborn
Ford Motor Company
Edsel Fords
Ohio
Ford
Ford Company
Huge Income Tax Deposits Reported by Treasury
Washington reports show that 22,267,000 deposited in federal reserve banks by collectors of internal revenue from income and profits taxes paid on September 15. Officials say next reports will add about 50,000,000. In Defiance, ten of sixteen grand jury nominees are women and thirteen of twenty four petit jury selections are women.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banks
Internal Revenue
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Mark Time While Awaiting Turkish Decision on War
London dispatch reports Kemal massing troops and heavy guns near Constantinople as Britain and allies discuss peace in Paris. Turkish insurrection plans threaten British forces in Thrace while Chanak remains the key crossing point at the Dardanelles. Curzon expected back after Paris talks conclude.
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David M. Church
L. N
London
England
France
Italy
Jugoslavia
Paris
Constantinople
Kemal
Pelle
Constantipole
Thrace
Italy Alarms Ministers Over Near East Tensions
Rome reports growing Near East crisis as Foreign Minister Schanzer convenes a ministerial council. Count Sforza’s dispatches from Paris guide policy while Italy readies protective measures for its citizens in Asia Minor amid fears of war and possible spread to Europe.
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Italy
Rome
Near East
Schanzer
Paris
Count Sforza
Asia Minor
Europe
Constantinople
France and Italy Press Britain on Chanak Withdrawal
In talks with Britain over Near East peace plans, France and Italy urge troop withdrawal from Chanak Asiatic Dardanelles to European soil. They warn any weakness risks Turkish demands as Britain fears naval danger and aims for speed in the conference with Curzon Palne and Sforza among attendees. The venue for the peace talks is listed as Rome Venice or Paris.
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Dardanelles
Chanak
Near East Parley
Lord Curzon
England
Palneare
Turks to act Sunday if terms not reached
Angora reports Turkish nationalist troops vow military action against the British on Sunday unless Constantinople and eastern Thrace are secured. The politically split scene shows moderates opposing war while extremists push to strike, backed by a Russian envoy.
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Angora
Turkey
Constantinople
Thrace
M Arlof
Church Orders Peace Prayers Across Churches
London dispatch reports church leaders instruct parish churches to hold peace prayers amid Near East talks. Allies England France Italy and Slavia note progress as Poincare Curzon and Sforza plan further meetings and a note urges Turks to pause until conference.
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Paris
Near East
England
France
Italy
Quge
Slavia
Pois
Lord Curzon
Count Sforza
M Frank Iln Bouillon
Asia Minor
Gouriet
Poinc
Lord Cursor
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Carlisle
Bulletin
N. J
Fourth ST
Middle Ave
Charles Renninger
BANK
Elyrian
John G. Pierce
Horth Eaton
Chunak
Dadanelieftly
Asia
Turkish Straits
Les
Argean Sea
Kilid Bahr
Great Britain
Curzon
Amorrow
Macedonia
Aegean
Defiance
Casterbery
York
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