Dangerous trial nears conclusion in Urschel kidnapping case
Oklahoma City report on the Harvy Bailey and 11 co-defendants trial for Charles Urschel's kidnapping. Shadowy figures, armed guards, and threats by George “Machine Gun” Kelly dominated coverage as prosecutors pressed claims, with Kelly’s henchmen sought across states and the Urschels insisting they stand with law enforcement. Federal agents intensified manhunts while witnesses described nine days of captivity and the sprawling money trail linked to the case.
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Oklahoma City
George
Kelly
Harvey J. Bailey
Charles F. Urschel
Ofi Nan
Agarca
Buldy
Urschel
Cothing
Katherine
Bailey
Albert L. Bates
O. P. Ray
Charles
Pretty Boy
Ray
R. G. (Ross) Shannon
Ora
Armon
Paradise
Texas
E. E. Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Shannon
DeMolay Degree Conferred On 17 Candidates
David J. Nye Chapter of the Order of DeMolay met for a regular evening session at 7 30 in the LO OF Hall. Chuck Hupp urged jersey shirts be returned. A future dance was discussed. After business the DeMolay Degree was conferred on Kenneth Barclay Vernon Beil Deward Caley Roy Cliff Robert DeLloyd Jason Dettmann Earl Fawlhaber Eugene Fell Donald Hansman John Huber Robert Kreig George Lamberton Ralph Marsh Richard Price Homer Ross Donald Whyte Robert Wurst. Lunch followed in the dining room served by the candidates.
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David J. Nye
Order of DeMolay
LO. O. F. Hall
Chuck Hupp
Kenneth Barclay
Vernon Beil
Deward Caley
Roy Cliff
Robert DeLloyd
Jason Dettmann
Earl Fawlhaber
Eugene Fell
Donald Hansman
John Huber
Robert Kreig
George Lamberton
Ralph Marsh
Richard Price
Homer Ross
Donald Whyte
Robert Wurst
Princeton Avenue home scene of small fire
A small basement fire at P W W Dunstan 235 Princeton Avenue was started when a furnace fire ignited nearby rubbish after the telephone rang upstairs. The blaze was confined to the origin with no damage to the house. A theft at the Elks Club saw Howard Kener report a missing Chillfold with $50 and travel tickets.
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Princeton Avenue
P. WW
Dunstan
Howard Kener
Erie Avenue
Lorain
Chicago
Arizona
Elks Club
Rev Koontz Returns To Fields For New Year Service
Rev John G Koontz A M and STB is returned to the Fields M E Church for the new conference year after a successful year. He will preach Sunday morning with Standing in the Shoes of God as the sermon and Sunflowers as a special message to the boys and girls. A pig preludes by Miss Agnes DeLoyd, vocal solo by Mrs Detwiler, violin by Mrs Koontz, and junior choir anthem. Service at 10 15 and Sunday School at 12 15. He is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University and holds the A M and STB from Boston University.
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John G. Koontz
A. M
T. B
M. E
Agnes DeLoyd
Detwiler
Koontz
Rev. Koontz
Ohio Westeyan University
Boston University
Machinists Union Discusses Code Meeting in Elyria
Several Elyria shopmen were added to the Machinists Union at an open meeting in the union hall at 549 Broad Street. The program focused on the NRA and union benefits. A follow up session was announced for 7:20 p m next Thursday by chairman Gwyllyn Jones.
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Elyria
Machinists’ Union
Machinists’ Hall
Broad Street
NRA
I. A. of M
Gwyllyn Jones
Seven men to face trial over disposal attempt
Police report seven men arrested for attempting to dispose of an item. They attend the ongoing trial daily with their attorneys as government testimony is set to be presented today.
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Neapolis
University Professor to Address Young Men's Forum
University professor Lehrehier of Miami University will speak at Elyria Young Men's Forum on the County Home Rule Amendment to the State Constitution. The talk, set for eight, will cover cutting county government costs by removing overlapping offices. The event will be in the US MLC second floor rooms and open to all interested.
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Young Mens Forum
Young Men's Forum
Elyria
Lehrehier
Department of Political Science
Miami University
Ohio
MLC
SEW GEFICERS CIRCLE 2 MEETS AT PRINCETON AVES HOME
Mrs. JL Fiske of Princeton Avenue opened her home on a Wednesday afternoon for the first meeting of Circle No. 2 of the First Methodist church. Mrs. Fritz Rudin led devotions and new officers began duties for the coming year. Refreshments were served. ten members and two guests attended.
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M. EL Church
Wm_ Harris
Heights Boulevard
Mis. Hoak
FE. J. Bona
Ficher Waced
Mee i
Russel
Stanford
Hvstess
Neilie Carpentop
M. E. Circle
JL Fiske
Princeton Aves Wey
Circle No. 2
First Methodist Church
Fritz Rudin
Einetzen
Church OF Christ Alvision
Church of Christ
Asa Mallory
Middle Avenue
Fowler
Mack
Ethel Shaner
Fred Brunger
Oberlin Seminary Sees Missionary Work and Local News
In 1892 he was ordained at Oberlin and sent as a missionary to Canton China under the American Board. Mrs. Nelson retired in 1924 and has since lived here. Word arrives of the death of French Poling, a former Oberlin resident, in Dawson Ga on September 15 while on vacation. He worked at Powers Barber shop on North Pleasant Street. his home was Lakeland Fla. Rev L K Daniela addressed Oberlin School of Commerce students at their first assembly, topic Doors. The Commerce School will hold its first dance September 26 with Rhythm Aces providing music. The commerce orchestra will organize next week led by Emil Holz, former director of the College and Summer Bands and School of Commerce Orchestra. Mr Holz previously directed the College Band and the School of Commerce Orchestra. Mr and Mrs J T Henderson spent the afternoon in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs E E Stoll entertain as guest Mrs C J Latif of Pittsburgh. Dr and Mrs Broseagle, summer residents of Erwin Worcester’s home on College Place, have moved to Mansfield.
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Lawrence Budny
Wenda Budnyr
John Pluta
Thomas Pluta
Berea
Josephine Budny
Henry Gerhardinger
Harvard Street
Stanley Budny
Fairlawn Avenue
Wanda Budny
Frank Pluta
Helen Lupinski
la Grange
Ohio
Miss Lupinski
Walter Kotoski
Josephine Bednasz
Leona Klingshirn
Avon
Herbert Gerhardinger
Iona Kriebel
Brookside
William Sullivan
Gerhardinger
New York
John Plato
John Czarny
Lorain
Elstia
la Grane
Pisfield Berea
Cleveland
Canton
China
Nelson
South China Mission
A American Board
French Poling
Oberlin
Dawson
Powers Barber Shop
North Peasant Street
Lakeland
Fla
Oberlin School of Commerce
Wek
Emil Holz
Conservatory of Music
Holz
School of Commerce
Broesanle
Mrs. Erwin Worcester
College Place
Mansfield
Charles A. Nelson
China Mission Field
Morgan Street
Oberlin College and Seminary
Andover
Entertains In Honor Of Her Daughter In Oberlin
Mrs Anita Payne gave a North Main street gathering in Oberlin for her daughter Flor ence Paynee s upcoming marriage to Harry Morgan Jr from Walnut street with about twenty Oberlin Elyria guests A mock wedding and dance games entertained guests as telegrams announced the October 18 wedding Attendants from Elyria included Florence Sehwind and Robert Smith.
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Oberlin, O
Anita Payne
North Main Street
Misa Florence Paynee
Harry Morgan, Jr
H. EK. Morgan
Walnut, Street
Oberlin
Elyria
Harveys Murray
Carmel Sage
Grace Morgan
Clarence Payne
Ruth iTeiden
Keith Stanfield
Florence Sehwind
Robert Smith
National Evangelist and Author to Speak at Local Church
Renowned evangelist and author Uncle Bud Robinson, known nationwide, will speak Sunday at the Church of the Nartrene, 320 Broad Street. He travels the United States, is familiar to ministers and missionaries, and has books such as Mountain Peak at the Bible Honey in the Rock Bees in the Clover. The 7:45 p.m. service is open to the public.
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Uncle Bud" Robinson
Church of the Nartrene
Broad Street
United States
Auto overturns injuring Elyrian man near Cleveland and Harwood
Joe Reak of 100 Broad Street sustained a fractured rib and multiple bruises when his car rolled after a collision at Cleveland and Harwood streets at about 7:05 am. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment, accompanied by Jack Brown of 142 Riverside Avenue. A machine driven by W G Walker of 123 Harwood Street collided with Reak's car, police said.
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Joe Reak
Broad Street
Cleveland
Harwood Street
Reak
Memorial Hospital
Jack Brown
Riverside Avenue
W. G. Walker
Renk
October Advice for Numerology Analysis Offers
Readers who received September numerology advice can obtain October guidance by mailing a coupon, stamped return envelope, and a dime. The offer allows multiple months for a dime each, urging action before October effects intensify. Personal financial conditions are improving, with each reader’s phase influenced by October.
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Foy
Gore
Present Signature Address for Birth Details Request
Elaine H Williams asks for a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents to cover clerical costs. The notice requests the full birth name, month date and year of birth, and a mailed copy to the Chronicle Telegram.
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Elaine H. Williams
Chronicle-Telegram
Death Record Mits Frances Craft Mrs Franicos Craft 65
Frances Craft 65 widow of Madison Craft died at her son Bart Kaylors home 212 Foster Ave Elyria after six months illness. Born August 1 1868 in Loretta Pa she moved from Homestead Pa 24 years ago. Survived by three sons Earl Joseph Raymond a daughter Mrs Frank Jones 10 grandchildren and six Lenz brothers and four Wolfe sisters. Funeral from Bittner Funeral Home to 212 Foster Ave Saturday. Service Monday at St Agnes Church Rev Leo Brissel officiating burial at St Marys Cemetery.
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Earl
Joseph
Raymond
Elyria
Daugter
Frank Jones
Lun- Grange
Bert
Philly
Anthony
Edward Lenz
Loretta, Pa
John
Henry Lenz
Hivrla
Martha Wolfe
Anna Myers
Pittsburgh
Walburga Wolfe
Lena
Bittner
Foster Avenue
St. Agnes
Leo. Brissel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Pember and Arndt Death Notices From Elyria Amherst
Lee S Pember 71 of 125 Samuel Stroot died yesterday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after two years illness. Survived by son Harry, daughter Dortha Jackson, his mother Emmi Squires, two granddaughters, three sisters and a sister in law. Funeral Saturday at Sudro Funeral Home at 2:30 PM. Burial Murray Ridge cemetery. AMHERST Ohio Christian Arndt 82 died at home on Franklin Avenue. Born in Mecklenburg Schwerin Germany he lived in Amherst most of his life. Survived by widow Mary daughters Mrs Charles Kluss Chris Arndt Mrs Walter Zanders and Paul Arndt, sister Mrs John Kreeger, brother Charles Arndt. Member of St Pauls Lutheran Church. Burial Crownhill cemetery after church service at 2:00 PM.
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Lee S. Pember
Samuel Stroot
Elyria Memorial Flospitel
Iness
Carlisie ‘Township
Harry Pember
Elyria
Dortha Jackson
Emmi Squires
Lois Pember
Gladys Penber
Vermilion
Mary Hahn
West Ridge
Jess McMullen
Oberlin
Joan
Henry Johns
Anna Pember
Sudro
Harold Sayles
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Amherst
Christian Arndt
Franklin Avenue
Mecklenbure-Sehwerin
Germany
Mary
Charles Kluss
Chris Arndt
Henry Barexert
Walter Zanders
Paul Arndt
Lorain
Ohio House Fails to Suspend Ruler Sparks Riotous Adjournment
The Ohio House blocked suspension and a riot followed as members were kept in recess until 11 p.m. The Senate joined from Cincinnati to vote adjournment, prompting impeachment talk against Speaker Cave and Rep. Lawrence. Governor White warned schools can endure months without funds amid a heated debate over utility taxes. Senator Haynes threatened resignation, accusing returning Senators of yielding to utility interests.
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Thomson
Lorain
Ruler
House
Senate
Cincinnati
Cave
Hep. Lawrence
Eelernor White
Will P. Haynes
Coshocton
Court actions span divorce and traffic cases in Ohio
Julia Gembka sues Michael of Elsria for divorce on grounds of gross nexiset and extreme cruelty. A suit naming Robert Medion aid defendant was fined in common pleas court yesterday. Emerson Joson of St Forest Illinois was fined 15 and costs for reckless driving after arraignment before Justice Joseph Peito following a collision with a Ridgeville school bus on Cleveland road.
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Julia Gembka
di Vorca
Michael of
Elsria
Robert Medion
Emerson Joson
St Forest
Ulinnis
Bhefete
Joseph Peito
Josiyn
Ridgeville
Cleveland Road
Grafton Man Fined for Intoxication in Mayor Court
Joe Romezal of Grafton was fined $3 and costs for intoxication after being arraigned before Mayor W H Varoster this morning.
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Joe Romezal
Grafton
W. OH. Varoster
Cleveland Market News From A Busy Trading Day
Markets in Cleveland show steady tones across poultry cattle and grains with mixed receipts and prices. Livestock buyers report steady to firm calf veal hog and lamb values while grain and flour futures offer varied bids and supplies.
Carriers Hold Meeting Hear Talks
Monthly meetings of the Chronicle Telegram Carriers Association resumed for the 1923 34 season at the Y M C A. No summer meetings were held. Talks covered planned activities for the year and various business matters. Russell Stokley Jack Ambrose of circulation and Donald Bliss spoke along with other carriers.
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Chronicle-Telegram Carriers’ Association
Russell Stokley
Jack Ambrose
Chronicle-Telegram
Donald Bliss
Schwab To Rest At Hospital In New York
Char. M. Schwab steel maker has entered a New York hospital for a rest. He will remain under physician care for a week or ten days. The hospital stated he was not suffering from a specific ailment but had not been feeling well.
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Ax Hospital
New York
Char. M. Schwab
Schwab
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