Ohio to Restrict Home Raids by State Officers
Columbus Ohio September 24 state troopers and deputy agents will limit raids on private homes to cases where illegal sales are documented by two reputable sources. Governor Donakey urged the change after protests over a Cleveland raid on State Senator George H Bencer and an annual report by Commissioner MacDonald claiming brootlegging is mainly in private residences.
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Columbus
Ohto
MacDonald
Donakey
Ohio
George H. Bencer
Cleveland
Eidias Club Asc
Festival Parade Promotes Next Week's Festivities
A community parade plans to tour rural areas before next week's celebrations. A large bus donated by Cleveland-Elyria will transport participants along with seven Wade Williams buses and private cars. Stops include South Versailles, Birmingham, Bern rence, Wakeman, Kip ishion, Wellington, Litchfield, and Olmsted Falls among others as time allows.
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Cleveland-Elyria Bus
Wade Williams Line
Birmingham
Bern Rence
Wakeman
Kipishion
Wellington
Pe Litchfield
Malet Creek
Olmsted ‘Falls
of Grafton
Three Men Bound Over in Egg Suspect Case
In municipal court at Egg, Eldon suspects were arraigned on burglary charges linked to a late night beating at a Lorzin home. Joseph Almert, 30, and John accused pleaded not guilty. all three were ordered held under $10,000 bail as hearings set for tomorrow.
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Yiossing
Snoseph
Almert
John
An ~Lorzin
Alice Fridenstine Dies After Short Illness at 59
Mrs. Alice Fridenstine aged 59 years 5 months 19 days died this morning at her home 629 Hast Broad. She leaves husband Henry and three children Fred of Ochsen Utah, and William, plus mother Mrs Tattersall and brothers Frank and Charles Tattersall. She was a member of several organizations and was born in England. Funeral at 2 oclock at the Methodist Church with burial in Elyria Cemetery.
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Fridenstine
Henry
Fred
Ochsen
Pythian Sisters
Women's Relief Corps
Englacd
Methodist Church
Edwin’ ‘Kirby
Bure
Elyriat Cemetery
Worthington Bankruptcy Filing and Comedienne Dies
Worthington autome salesman files for bankruptcy in federal court listing liabilities of six thousand six hundred forty dollars and assets at fifty dollars. Comedienne Mollis of New Jersey dies at home after a weekslong coma following a nervous breakdown at age fifty.
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Vitary
Worthington
Elyria Autome
Lisbiliat
Leo Alton Charged With Forgery
Yesterday Sheriff Underhill arrested Leo Alton of Avon on forgery charges for cashing three checks totaling 300 dollars from the Elsiz Savings & Trust Co. The checks were drawn by John Kelling and Harry Godcuil and indorsed by Alton. He was arraigned before Justice George and bound over to the grand jury under a 1000 dollar bond.
Auto theft recovered and arrests reported in multiple cities
Oberling auto recovered after theft near Oberlin. Leon Sezepanica of Cincinnati arrested over a car case. Police hold Dz2n ville woman in Slave Act related case. Will S. Leach, Benwood Bank cashier, sentenced to ten years for bank collapse related charges. Joseph Ward to stand trial.
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Shsrif Underhill
Cincinnati
Leon
Sezepanica
Fora
Melanie
Oberlin
E. J. Standard
Columbes
Bess
Lini
Moundsville
W. Vz
Ceshier Will S. Leach
Bank of Benwood
Yesterder
Joseph Ward
Commander Rodgers Adrift Flight Returns to San Francisco
Commander John Rodgers and the PX-9 seaplane crew arrived in San Francisco after a non-stop attempt to Hawaii. The battleship Idaho escorted the fliers into port as air and siren activity marked their homecoming. Rodgers was ordered to Washington to testify before the President's Air Board, with a press club dinner in his honor en route.
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Pn-9 No
San Francisco
Washington
Hawaii
John Rodgers
Idaho
Secretary of Navy
Wibur
Honolulu
Rodgers
East
Global tensions and crises dominate scattered reports
Reports from Moscow, Madrid, Addis Ababa, Constantinople and Paris detail talks and military moves. Feus negotiates with Soviets. Spanish forces aim to encircle Algeciras. Reinhardt and Elsa Heims face private disputes. Ha Mgeti MilI criticizes League of Nations. Hari Singh assumes Kashmir throne. France and Britain pursue debt talks and security pacts. Empress of France damaged. Mary Bell presides over execution.
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Moscow
Feus
China
Russia
London
Ajdiz
Madrid
Constantinople
Ha ' Mgeti-Mili
League of Nations
Great Britain
Cleveland safety chief tightens order on Chinese laundries
Safety Director Barry modifies the order closing all Chinese business places in Cleveland as a rush of activity hits the city This week. Citizens carry mystic symbols linked to laundry services while authorities monitor the unusual phenomenon and enforcement details remain unclear.
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Barry
Oder
Cleveland Haberdashers
Mother's Arled in a Court for School Apathy
Truant Officer John Howlett caused the arrest of Agnes Saley of Irondale Street for failing to send her daughter to school. Justice George fined Saley five pounds and costs. she refused to pay and was jailed. A warrant was issued for A Wacenstein for neglecting to send his fourteen to fifteen year old daughter to school. Additional warrants contemplated for similar offenses.
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John Howlett
Agnes Saley
Irondale Street
Justice George
Gaugh
A. Wacenstein
Obituary Notice for Joan Lahiff Brother of William Lahiff
Joan Lahiff former LaGrange resident and brother of William Lahiff died in Cleveland Tuesday evening aged 35. Survived by sisters Mrs John Mankan Lorain Mrs Haarsh Needham Lekewood and Mrs R J Elward. Funeral at St Marys Lorain tomorrow morning with burial at Graton cemetery
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Joan Lahif
William Lahiff
LaGraase
Cleveland
John Mankan
West 20Th Street
Lorain
Haarsh Needham
Lekewood
R. J. Elward
St Mary's Church
Gratton Cemetery
Latvia funds its war debt to United States
Latvia pays its debt of nearly 6 million dollars to the United States, Treasury announces. Frank Mayo declares bankruptcy in New York, listing liabilities of 8,826 dollars and assets of nil.
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Latvia
Washington
United States
The
Treasury
Frank Mayo
New York
Frank L. Maro
Federal District Court
Mayo
Questionable Grafton water supply to sustain state institution
Legislative committee plans report with State Welfare Director and engineer input on water adequacy at Grafton site. Senator Comings says water is ample. a Cleveland hotel meeting on Sept 30 will hear final details before Governor Ferris receives the findings.
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Cleveland
Grafton
John E. Harper
J.B. Young- Blood
Jurst
Harper
Teraail
Gratton
Porter Dear Files SAIT for Emmerce Divorce Suit
Porter Sean files for divorce from Heazel Dean alleging gross neglect and cruelty. He claims she accused him of improper conduct while showing automobiles and became cold. she counters with a cross petition saying he stayed out nights without explanation and sent anonymous letters to annoy her. She seeks divorce, custody of their son, and other relief.
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Sean
Heazel
Dean
Jes
Sid
Cain
Quarry Accident Kills One, Injures Several in Ohio Mine
A two channel machine in Amherst Ohio Quarries operated by Ohio Quarries Company exploded after derailing a track. George Ott 45 Birmingham was killed en route to Amherst Hospital. Eight workers were near the machine when it fell, with Marion Bates 40 Amherst R F C burned and injured along with Nelson Lawrence 58 Birmingham who fractured his pelvis. Clarence Denman Leon Hopkins and others sustained injuries and were treated at Amherst Hospital. Superintendent Harold Moore reported it was the first accident in 14 years and offered no cause yet.
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Ohio
Birmincham
Amherst
George Ott
Birmingham
Amherst Hospital
Marion Bates
Amherst R. F. C
Nelson Lawrence
Clarence Denman
Leon Hopkins
Denman
Jake
Harold Moore
Quarr Y
Ohio Quarries Company
Amhert
Tragedy on the Rails Claims Bert Palmer in Wellington
Bert Palmer a 19 year old signal keeper was struck by a train in Wellington while leaving a nearby house for a drink. The coroner declared accidental death and Palmer is survived by a wife and seven year old daughter Doris. Funeral set for 2:00 PM tomorrow from the Wellington residence.
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Bert Palmer
Wellington
Palmer
Irgin
Miles Perry
Doris
Amherst
Elizabeth Schroeder
New London
Sbery
Served Wife Accepts Childrens Support Case
In Cleveland Judge Webber handled two non support charges against J B Seleski. He allegedly abandoned five children at Lorain and remarried after a divorce. Mrs Seleski agreed to support the children by the first wife at ten dollars weekly or ensure payment. The case highlights a family dispute over support and remarriage.
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J. B. Seleski
Cleveland
Webber
Lorain
Infight case shooter surrenders in Cleveland
Albert Collins turned himself in to the Cleveland district attorney after claiming self defense in a fatal automobile altercation that killed Peter Lopiceolo. He says both would have died if he had not used his pistol and was to be defended by Irene Nunzesser.
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Cleveland
Albbert Collins
Walker
Red States
Peter Lopiicoloy
Lopiceolo
Collins
Tonio Lazarro
Irene Nunzesser
Body found near railroad yards in Columbus
Police awaiting identification report the body of a man found in the Pennsylvania railroad yards in Columbus. The severed head and arm indicate death possibly from being struck by a train. Investigators pursue identification.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rubber makers end practice of prepaid terms for 1925
Akron dispatch notes rubber manufacturers controlling a major share of U S production decided to discontinue pre-dating terms for the balance of 1925. The ruling aims to lower consumer tire prices nationwide as the final outcome.
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Akron
Iba
Contested Lorain County Schools Board Hearing Draws Sharp Debate
At Columbia Center last evening the Lorain County Bural Schools Improvement Association held a meeting to hear three candidates for the County School Board and to discuss the district's future. The event devolved into a heated exchange centered on County Superintendent E. C. Seale with supporters and opponents vocally criticizing his record while three Rochester speakers urged deeper, more intelligent engagement in school matters.
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Lorain
Columbia Center
E. C. Seale
Alaim
Sir. Seale
E. Cc. Seale
Seale
Ezemites
Eugene Shes
Rehiker
Seele
Morrow county school bus crash suit seeks $10000
Dorothy Trisidder and her father William Trisidder faced defendants in a $10000 damage action over a school bus accident in which she was injured. Plaintiffs allege two Shelby county drivers racing caused the bus to leave the road and into a ditch. Separate notes mention church leaders urging more boy involvement at a Columbus Baptist association meeting.
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Gilead
Morrow County
Dorothy Trisidder
William Trisidder
Plaints
Sorrow County
Columbus
Frack Stiles
Middletown
Salaon
Rm Resston
Columbus Baptist Association
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