Five arrested in Lorain County liquor raids
Five Lorain County men were arrested as State Prohibition officers raided the area amid deaths believed linked to poisoned liquor. Those detained include Mike Chertok of South Amherst and others from Lorain in a wave of charges ranging from possession to manufacturing liquor.
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Lorain County
Mike Chertok
South Amherst
Steve Palemeni
Joan Ivanick
Ole Ginnini
Lorain
Chertok
Amberat Hospital
Myles E. Perry
Perry
Clarence E Adams
Pac- Jowssi
S. J George
Elyria
Elyria City Demist
Polemeni
Ivanick
Ginnini
McBride
George Baynham
Ofice
Clarence E. Adams
Justice
J. George
Iwanick
Justice George
Gimnini
George
Thomas McBride
Posesson
Quer
Burnham
Wi Avenue
Tony Martina
Raynham
Martina
Murphy Becomes Detroit Mayor
Murphy today became mayor of Detroit succeeding Charles Bowles after a recall and special election. A recount changed the result by 289 votes, giving Murphy a 12 363 vote margin. Bowles stepped aside and signaled possible court action to challenge Murphy's eligibility.
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Deikun
Sepi
Andgze
Murphy
Detroit
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Lima Oil Field Fire Damages Two Tanks
Lightning ignited two large oil tanks in the Lima field causing about 100000 dollars in damage. The Buckeye Pipe Line company owned one tank and the Illinois Pipe Line company owned the other. The fires continued to rage through the afternoon.
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Lima. O
Lima
Buckeye Pipa Line Company
Ilinoig Pipe Line Company
Father fatally shoots son mistaken for burglar in Ohio town
Bee Trenton Ohio Sept 23. John MacClellan 45 a storekeeper shot and killed his son Edward 17 after mistaking him for a burglar. The youth was sent downstairs on an errand and died 30 minutes after being shot when the father, awakened by danger, fired in fear of an intruder.
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Tronton
Edward
John MacClellan
Fine Grove
Here
Rich Armour Co. executive kills wife then dies
Aldrich Van Patten, a wealthy Armour and Company credit manager in Chicago, shot his wife Maude to death then killed himself. Police found the bodies in their Stewart Avenue apartment as notes lay unread. Van Patten, 47, had worried over investments and leaves two letters, while Mrs Van Patten had suffered years of illness.
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Chicago
Aldrich van Patten
Armour and Company
Maude
van Patten
Stewart Avenue
R. C. Frederick
Frederick
van Pattens
C. H. Wade
Armour and Co
Ven. Patten
President of Western Maryland Railway Shot in Office
Maxwell C. Bers president of the Western Maryland Railway was shot to death in his Standard 611 building office in Baltimore. Dudley G. Gray vice president in charge of traffic was wounded and taken to Mercy hospital. The shooting followed a feud between the two executives over several months.
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Baltimore
Maxwell C. Bers
Western Maryland Railway
Dudley G. Gray
Mercy Hospital
Kar
Byers
George Charlton
Brers
Carlton
Man dies in car crash near Medina on road to Elyria
Manuel H. Baker of Elyria dies while driving toward Elyria after feeling ill. He steered into a ditch, died at the wheel. sheriff and Medina officials investigate. Baker, by marriage to Mabel Warner, leaves widow, father William, sister Mrs Hannan, twin FE W Baker of Hammond, and brother William Jr of Toledo. Funeral planned at St Mary’s Church.
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L. FE. Buffington
Medina County
Medina
Manuel H. Bake
Marseilles Avenue
Elyria
Baker
LE. S. Automatic Company of
Amherst
Akron
Suuil
Dease
Elvira Business College
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mabel Warner Baker
William Baker
John Hannan, Jr
FE. W. Baker
Hammound
Ind
William Baker, Jr
Toledo
St. Mary’s Church
Health Dept Plans Farm Well Survey in Lorain County
The Lorain county health commissioner Dr C J Barrett and aides initiate a voluntary educational survey of wells in five townships to help farmers identify and correct unsafe conditions. Tests will not be conducted during the survey though follow up tests may occur if farmers request fixes. Also reported a rare albino squirrel killed by George H Garrison in Point township Mt Vernon Ind.
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Lorain County
C. J. Barrett
Horton B. Alger
Wilma A. Bonar
Alger
Barrett
Health Department
MT. Vernon
Ind
George H. Garrison
Point Township
Woman And Girl Injured In Auto Crash At Broad And East
A LaGrange woman Elizabeth McAlpine and a six year old girl Clare Maria Moon were injured when their car was struck by Frank Hill's vehicle at Broad street and East avenue. McAlpine suffered facial lacerations and was taken to Elstia Memorial hospital along with the girl who had minor scratches. Mrs. C Hart, driver of the Hart car, was uninjured. Police say Hart’s car turned left from East avenue into Broad street.
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LaGrange
Elying
Broad Street
East Avenue
Frank Hill
West Avenue
Elizabeth McAlpine
Elstia Memorial Hospital
Clare Maria Moon
C. Hart
Y M C A Enrollment Week Plans Outlined in Elyria
The annual Y M C A enrollment drive in Elyria was outlined last night as captains and leaders met with Dan B Symons and Walter Kohn. Ten teams of five workers plus captains will compete in two divisions with no set goals, opening Monday with a dinner and address at the Y M C A.
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Elyria
Dan B. Symons
Walter Kohn
M_ F_ Fey
W. O. McClellan
Grave election board graft shock in Mahoning County
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown moves to correct corruption in Mahoning County election boards after uncovering grave fraud. Meetings of Republican and Democratic committees are called to nominate new board members at 8 o clock tonight. Brown urges drafting upright citizens for election board service as a civic duty amid sensational new evidence.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
Clarence J. Brown
Oh‘v Election Boards
Wolf Barnum
John J. Farrell
Ray L. Thomas
Brown
Election Board
Storm Hits Newcomerstown Causing Damage and Outages
A severe storm in Newcomerstown near New Philadelphia on Sept 22 disrupted the town. Lightning punctured the Presbyterian church steeple roof and knocked out the lighting, while four New System Bakery employees were stunned and electric meters damaged.
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Newcomerstown
County Health Chief Urges Caution on Infantile Paralysis
The County Health Commissioner Dr C D Barrett says there is no reason to fear a county epidemic despite two or three recent cases in Elyria and rural areas. One Eaton township girl died, others recovered. He warns polio is highly treacherous with 14 to 74 percent fatality and many cripples, but many mild cases go unrecognized. Transmission is by respiratory contact. multiple family cases are common and prevention is crucial. Continued on Page 2.
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C. D. Barrett
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Eaton Township
Cleveland
Ohio
Friday predicts slow business recovery into 1932
Dr David Friday, a New York economist, said Cleveland observers that the fall recovery would gain momentum into 1932 with new peak levels. He forecast prices to decline further while wages stay mostly flat and profits rise due to labor efficiency, leading to higher actual wages despite the trend.
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Cleveland
David Friday
New York
Friday
Knights Gather in Cleveland for Ohio Conclave
In Cleveland Ohio 17 900 Knights Templar and a matching number of women arrive for the 5th annual Grand Commandery of Ohio conclave. Grand Commander Harrison R Schneider and Generalissimo Frederick N Prica head the Findlay delegation as a Masonic Temple dinner opens the event. A reception at Hotel Statler follows in the ballroom with seven commanderies hosting attendees.
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Cleveland
Knights Templars
Knights Templar of
Ohio
Harrison R. Schneider
Frederick N. Prica
Findlay
Masonic Temple
Hotel Statler
Greater Cleveland
Grerd
Seventy-Eight Fishing Boats Lost In Storm
Brest France September 23 Four torpedo boats were ordered to aid all distressed ships. The weekend storm was subsiding but seas remained high. The death toll could reach fifty with millions of francs in damage. Concarneau reported eighteen fishermen drowned and fifty boats missing. Lorient region had twenty eight missing and sixteen confirmed dead.
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Brest
France
Concarneau
Lorient
Active American Legion Officer Stands Out in Silhouette
An observer recognizes the silhouette as a leading American Legion figure, noting the subject’s status as one of the organization’s most active members and an officer, asking readers if they can identify him.
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Antone
American Legion
Northeast Ohio Methodist ministers assigned for 1930 31
The Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference in Mt. Vernon issued ministerial appointments for 1930 31. John D. Green was named conference secretary succeeding F I Johnson who plans a world tour. District and church postings include Norwalk Amherst Avon Bellevue Berlin Heights Birmingham Bloomville Brunswick Clyde Collins Elyria Grafton Huron Medina Milan Oberlin Port Clinton Sandusky Seville Willard and Wellington among others with several supply ministers noted.
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John D. Green
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bucyrus
F. I. Johnson
Norwalk
Dist. Supt
OO. B. Hess
Amherst
S. Amherst
James Lyon
Avon
F. A. Ashburn
Bellevue
E. H. Warner
Berlin Heights
W . M. Kinsley
H. B. Rasey
Green Springs
J. H. Jones
Greenwich
H. H. Longberry
Huntington
L. J. Quade
Huron
William Hodder
Lakeside
G. A. Hickson
Leroy
T. L. McConnell
Lodi Witham
Caven
Lerain
del. Ave
W.E Turner
H. W. Courtney
Gr7
Mission
F. A. Ashbur
St. L. C. Hallock
O. M. Pedlesee
H. J. Henderson
Port Clinton
J. W. Cielwnd
Sandusky
Thomas Hushes
Sandusky Parish
H.C. Waite
Seville
Paul Spencer
L. J. Quades Flickinger
Vickery
H. C. Waite
Wellington
L. Carter
Willard
G. A. Gibson
Frosh Beat Oberlin Sophomores In Class Tie at Field
Freshmen defeated the sophomore class at Oberlin College by 1092 to 80 in the annual class contest at Athletic Field. They overcame a 31 point deficit due to being outnumbered, then host sophomores at a Warner gymnasium party.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Warner Gymnasium
Bedford man dies after two-vehicle crash in Cleveland
John Lorence aged 32 of Bedford died at St Luke's hospital after a collision between his car and another vehicle. The incident occurred near Cleveland on September 23.
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Cleveland
John Lorence
Bedford
St. Lukes Hospital
Mansfield Man Found Wandering After Daze in Woods
George Cramer 69 of Mansfield was missing since Sunday from Schramm road. A police dog tracked his trail and found him dazed in a swampy area after deputies and relatives searched 35 hours. Cramer, in poor health, said he wandered off for a walk and slept in the bushes before the dog alerted deputies.
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George Cramer
Mansfield
Braulhaustage
Schramm Road
Cramer
Clarence E. Adams
Cramers
Irma Werner
Dover
Adams
Arta V. D. Baldourshobe
Germany
Sherif
Coste Bellonte Plan Utah Visit in Good Will Tour
Col Major Diendonne Costes and Lt Maurice Bellonte, French trans Atlantic fliers, were to fly to Salt Lake City Utah to continue their goodwill tour. They arrived in their Question Mark biplane after a flight from Omaha Nebraska.
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Killa
Railroad
Western
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Maroning County
Seta
Knights
Elyrian
Dr. Piper
First Methodist Church
Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference
Coste, Bellonte
Utah
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