La Grange Girls Win State Clothing Demonstration Prize
LaGrange Busy Bees members Agnes Bouga and Rosaire Adams will travel to Chicago to represent the state in the National Four-H Club Congress clothing demonstration competition. The prize stems from winning the state title for altering a dress pattern from size 38 to 34. Bouga, 15, is club president. Adams, 16.
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Chicago
LaGrange Busy Bees Clothing Club
Agnes Bouga
Rosaire Adams
Paris
County Agricultural Extension Service
LaGrange
Auto crashes into cow on Telegraph road
Sheriff describes intoxicated driver James Lemany of Elyria losing control near a herd of cattle on Telegraph road. Lemany's car struck a cow, veered into a ditch, and he was fined 100 dollars plus costs and jailed 39 days after arraignment before Justice S. J. George.
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Clarence Adams
Joses
Telegraph Rd
James Lemany
Elyria
Adams
Lemany
S. J. George
New Boys Work Secretary Begins Elyria MCA Role
H W Koener starts as new boys work secretary of the Elyria M C A today. He plans to survey the boys work situation in Elyria to learn what has been done and what is needed before formulating plans. He notes prior MCA experience in Ashtabula Oil City and Wheeling, but each city presents unique challenges.
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H. W. Koener
Elyria
M.C
Els- Tia
M. C
Ashtabula
Oil City
Wheeling
When I Was 21 By G Baus In Elyria Real Estate
KR G Baus aged 21 lived on a farm four miles west of Elyria. He later married, moved west in stages, and settled near Elyria. About a decade ago he moved to Elyria and nine and a half years ago entered real estate, with offices in the Elyria Block. He is married with five daughters and resides at 329 West Fourth Street. His hobby is carrying home large quantities of provisions for the family. His boyhood ambition was to be a trader.
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KR. G. Baus
Elyria
Baus
West Fourth Street
Elyria Boy Wizard Pianist At Six Opens Musical Gift
Six year old Jackie Elton of Elyria astonishes by playing piano with skills far beyond his age. Guided by Miss Helen Parsch, he now plays all four parts, reaches an octave with either hand, and can sight play new pieces after a single lesson. His rhythm and tuning show mature insight. neighbors note his musical drive.
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Fackie” Elton
M.J. Elton
Kenyon Court
Jackie
Elyria
Helen Parsch
Chronicle-Telegram
Elton Boy
Manrf
Cleveland Man Killed Near Kipton
T. H. Thompson fifty five of Shaker Heights died when his car crashed into a truck driven by J. M. Stiles of Akron on Route 20 west of Kipton. Coroner and sheriff cleared Stiles of fault after investigating. Thompson reportedly sped, tried to pass a moving van, then swerved and was struck. Several other minor crashes and injuries occurred across the county over the weekend.
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T. H. Thompson
Kinsman Road
Shaker Heights
Kipton
J. M. Stiles
Akron
Thompson
Myles E. Perry
Clarence A. Adams
Stiles
Kxon Thompson
Oberlin
Treveland
Adams
Austin
Brownhelm
James McGuire
Lorain
Guido Amato
Harold Simpson
McGuire
Justice S. J. George
Elyria
Gertrude Billingsly
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Edward Lonfield
Narcotic joints operate near capitol, Senate charged
Bulletin from Washington reports four narcotic joints are within a few blocks of the Capitol. The locations are known to people expected to curb them, as a senator from South Carolina labeled the sites during the Senate session.
Autumn Equinox Brings Official Seasonal Change
Today at 7 53 a m the sun crossed the equator signaling the Autumn Equinox and the start of fall. Ohio forecasts predict continued fair weather with only slight temperature changes tonight and tomorrow.
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United Press
Ohio
Steamer Fire Near Indian Ocean In Australia Route
London dispatch reports the British steamer Anthea speeding to aid the Filton Hall burning 999 miles southwest of Australia while en route to Adelaide from Immingham. The Filton Hall crew abandoned ship in lifeboats at midnight after the fire broke out.
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London
Lloyds
Perth
Australia
Anthea
Filton Hall
Adelaide
Immingham
Indian Ocean
Melbourne
Florence Trumbull Marries John Coolidge in Plainville
In Plainville at 2 p m Florence Trumbull wed John Coolidge amid a large crowd from New England's prominent families. Former President Coolidge and Bill Coolidge attended. The couple will reside in Westville New Haven and face the challenge of $10,000 in wedding gifts.
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Plainville
Cond
Florence Trumbull
John Cooldge
New England
President Coolidge
Bill Coolidge
Northampton
Irving G. Stevens
Trumbull
Maine
Connecticut National Guard
First Congregational Church
Miss Trumbull
White Horse
Gay
Coolidge
Stephen Brown
Mass
Amherst
White House
Esther Trumbull
Dorothy Clark
Philip Moorehouse
New York
Dorothy Rogers
Pittsburgh
Mt Holyoke College
Westville
New Haven
Contraband Hospitality at County Jail
Mrs. Clarence Adams, wife of Sheriff Adams, spotted a man drinking from a bottle labeled evidence in the jail’s private room. She alerted the jailer, and part of the liquor was saved. The incident involved an intoxicated inmate who had entered the room and helped himself to contraband hospitality.
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Clarence Adams
Adams
Ohio
Fleet boat fleet owner slain near Silver Bridge
Gallipolis Sept. 24 Captain William Raike owner and operator of a fleet of junk boats plying the Ohio river was found murdered with a crushed skull and gashes on face and neck his body carried to a field near Silver Bridge four miles east of town Coroner James Hanson said Raikes may have been murdered and his body moved to the site.
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Gallipolis
William Raike
Ohio River
Silver Bridge
Raikes
James 7. Hanson
Ralke
Eretria banker Samuel Squire cited for honorary thirty third degree
Samuel H. Squire, a Elyria banker, was honored by the Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite in the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction. He was elected an honorary thirty third degree mason last week.
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Samuel H. Squire
Elyria
Supreme Council of the
Scottish Rite
United States
Fire destroys Birmingham Milling Co. building
A Saturday afternoon blast and fire leveled the Birmingham Mill and Supply Co. building, once Birmingham High School, causing about 20000 dollars in damage. Owner T Connors was in his office when windows blew out and flames surged upward. he fled then returned to save belongings as the frame front burned. The blaze continued on Page 2.
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Birmingham Mill and Supply Company
Birmingham High School
T. Connors
J. W- Boss
Two Arrests by Booze Squad In Lorain County
Two arrests for liquor possession were made Saturday by the Lorain County Booze Squad. Mary Ruddis of 14th and Lexington avenues Lorain was arrested when the squad found a small amount of liquor in her place. She pleaded not guilty and trial set for tomorrow at noon with bond $599. Frank Mzzski of 842 17th street Lorain was arrested on possession charges after officers found 112 bottles of beer and a half gallon of whiskey at his place. He pleaded not guilty and trial set for Thursday at 9. Bond was $500.
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Lorain County
Mary Ruddis
14Th
Lexington Avenues
Lorain
Justice & JF
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Two Killed In Accidents On New Road
Steubenville on the Pittsburgh Pike opening marked by deaths Deputy Sheriff Edward Shoemaker 42 and Patrolman Pat Costello 36 from Weirton W Va killed as their car plunged 10 feet over an embankment at an unguarded spot. Passenger John Jones 30 editor of the Weirton Times and newly appointed justice of the peace was seriously hurt. The trio were en route from Pittsburgh to Weirton on the new highway.
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Steubenville
Pittsburgh Pike
Edward Shoemaker
Pat Costello
Weirton
W. Va
John Jones
Weirton Times
Week end qud den death toll in Ohio state headlines
Traffic and airplane accidents across Ohio claim multiple lives. In Columbus two 13 year old newsboys Walter Mathis and Charles Provens were killed when a hit and run motorist struck their wagon. Lieutenant Mark H. Redman died in a plane stall during takeoff near an airfield. Akron saw two fatal crashes, one injuring others, while Cincinnati and Columbus also reported fatalities. In Sandusky John Bandy was jailed in a shooting case related to Hotel Bourdette. Dover youth Edward Obermiller Jr died from a gun accident. Piqua victim Harry Alerich electrocuted near West Milton. (No. 3 continued on Page 2).
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Ohio
United Press Today
Columbus
Walter Mathis
Charles Provens
Fairfield
Dayton
Mark H. Redman
Army Air Corps
Redman
Akron
Bessie Roebuck
Elwood Thompson
Cincinnati
Casius Burwell
Hartwell
Nora Carrier
Lakewood
Warren
Charles H. Breckenridge
Princeton
Ind
Common Pleas Court activity heats up with suits and judgments
In Cleveland area court today lawyers rushed to file suits and present cases as six equity matters occupied the docket with more ready for judges this week. Jury work begins next Monday and grand jury session looms with one of the county’s heaviest dockets. Judge W. B. Thompson granted cognovit judgments totaling $636.53 and a divorce for extreme cruelty. Theatre Equipment Acceptance Corp. wins $454.68 against Tivoli Theatre owners in Lorain. In Toledo a bank hold up at Storey Ridge results in $1509 stolen after bandits lock cashier in vault.
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Common Pleas Court
Equity
Grand Jury
W. B. Thompson
Western Reserve Finance Company
Ceza Szabo
Agnes Szabo
I .L. Levin
S. J. Hart
Forest City Coal Company
Kuback Coal Company
Common Pleas
A. R. Webber
James H. Hill
Anna Hill
Theatre Equipment Acceptance Corp
Tivoli Theatre
Lorain
September Term Opens in County Common Pleas Court
The September term of the county common pleas court opened in room one at 9:30 a.m. with Judge W. B. Thompson of Lorain presiding, followed by Judge Webber. Bailiff Judson Jackson struck the gavel as court commenced, and the term was formally opened after the April term closed sine die.
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County Court
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Elyria
Webber
Thompson
Judson Jackson
Elyvia
Jackson
Court of Common Pleas
Glose
Coer of Common Pleas
Charlies Heimann
Heimann
Common Pleas Court
Huggins Near Death as Yanks Struggle for Pennant
Miller Huggins, famed Yankees manager, was reported near death from erysipelas and a broken heart after a tough pennant race with the Athletics. He was hospitalized at St. Vincent's, with blood transfusions given. Ed Barrow announced the treatment and Huggins vowed to stay with the team amid push for a second place.
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New York
Miller Huggins
New York Yankees
Wise
Huggins
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ed Barrow
Yankees
J. E. Price
Hughies
Florida
Athletics
Tredmber
Jacob Ruppert
Lindbergh Heads Toward Georgetown British Guiana
A Pan American Radio report from Miami notes Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh aims to land in Georgetown British Guiana at 11 21 a m after taking off from Port of Spain Trinidad at 7 14 a m. The flight marks the southward leg of a Miami Paramaribo route inaugurating Air Mail and passenger service with a second plane carrying Fran American Airways president J Cripps behind Lindbergh. The two aircraft then head south along the mainland toward Guiana as weather remains clear.
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Miami
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Pan- American International
Georgetown
British Guiana
Spaen
Trinidad
Pan-American Radio
Lindbergh
Guiana
Archibishop of Paris Dies at 73 in Paris
Louis Ernest Cardinal Dubois archbishop of Paris died at 73 after a prostatic operation. Born Sept 1 1856 in Saint Callas Sarthe he was ordained Sept 20 1879 and served as bishop of Verdun and archbishop of Bourges Rouen and Paris. Created cardinal in 1916, he was the third senior French cardinal.
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Paris
Louis Ernest Cardinal Dubois
Cardinal Dubois
Saint-Callas
Department of
Sarthe
le Mans
Verdun
Bourges
Routen
Faris
Rio Grande Floods Hit Albuquerque Homes
Rio Grande leaves its banks after the heaviest rainfall in 50 years flooding northern Albuquerque suburbs. Many adobe structures collapsed while floodwaters forced evacuations. Railroad traffic faced washouts on the Santa Fe line as 3000 men and 600 University of New Mexico students helped move belongings to safety. Red tags appeared on nine cars for traffic violations. A milk truck driver was fined 325 and costs for overloaded vehicle.
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Albuquerque
N. B
Rio Grande
Santa Fe
The
State University
Classified Ad Listings Snag Bargains In Daily Chronicle
Latest Want Ads highlight a lost traveling bag with clothing items, a Peerless sedan offered cheap, a child’s winter coat size 12 with fur, plus a walnut dresser and two rockers. Read the Telegram Want Ad page daily for best bargains.
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Chronicle-Telegram
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Tho State
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Gideon H.garper
Martins Ferry
G. A. R Post
Sandusky
John Bandy
Louis Peltier
Dover
Edward J. Obermiller, Jr
Glenn Patton
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Piqua
Harry Alerich
West Milton
Alot
Weggs
Toledo
Storey Ridge
Clarence Muenter
Hugens
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