Liquor runners fined $1,000 each after pistol raid
Police captured Frank Montesano and Albert Smith at the Crystal restaurant on Court street. Each man was fined $1,000 and costs for illegal liquor possession and transport, with the Willis Knight car confiscated and sold. Both suspects were jailed. grain liquor and bottles were seized amid the incident.
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Southam
Crystal Restaurant
Court Street
Hamlin
Birkline
Hurd
Walton
Montesano
Smith
Cleveland
Mansfield
Ballance
Ward Held in Slaying of F Woman
Cleveland reports a guard held in connection with the shooting of Margaret Dunn 18 and her husband and two companions at the Arrensville workhouse grounds. Authorities note the guard feared a jail delivery was attempted.
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Ward
Jarrensville
Cleveland
Argaret Dunn
Ishand
Arrensville
Seven Liquor Toters Lose in Decision
In Wheeling, Judge W E Ker overruled demurrers for 87 indicted individuals charged with conspiracy to violate the Volstead law. The ruling validates pending indictments and rejects defense claims that the government acted beyond constitutional limits. The case names Sheriff Harry Cloud and jailer Joseph Nett among those involved as other prominent figures face trial in multiple counties. Defense reserved the right to file written options later, and the proceedings are described as highly sensational.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Federcourt
W. E.ker
Individu
Harry ‘Clouad
Joseph Nett
Pennsylvania
Tennssee
Amherst Man Claude Jaycox Dies After Pneumonia Surgery
Claude Jaycox aged 45 died at Amherst Hospital at 1 30 PM from pneumonia that followed an operation. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Jaycox of Bondareach and formerly of Lastherst. Funeral services are planned at O H Baker parlors in Amherst Friday afternoon with burial at South Amherst.
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Claude Jaycox
Amherst Hospital
Mr. Jaycox
Man Jaycox
Bondatreach
O. H. Baker
Amherst
South Amherst
Grand jury session opens with mix of men and women
The grand jury began its session with two women among the panel. Ray Austin of Lorain and Mrs. C Schilleman of Elyria serve as jurors. George Howiett of Elyria is foreman. Judge Thompson instructed the jury and urged observing the crowded courthouse conditions as commissioners consider enlarging the building or adding a third story.
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Ray Austin
Lorain
C. Schilleman
Elyria
George Howiett
Ge Thompson
Court House
Morrison’s estate totals reveal overdraft in treasurer accounts
Total cited in Morrison estate accounts amounted to 8,811.64, after the late Ross County treasurer shot himself when discrepancies were found. State Auditor review submitted by Walter Garrison details the examination. Washington report notes ongoing farmer meeting adjourned for the day.
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Columbus
A Morrison
Ross Coun
Self
Morrison
Walter Garrison
xeMiner
Unsuccessful wreck attempt halts Toledo interurban car
A Toledo and Indiana interurban car narrowly escaped disaster near Toledo as fog prevented the motor man from spotting three piles of ties spaced forty feet apart. The car slowed at a cross road, struck the first pile, yet remained on the track after the impact, then continued toward Toledo after removing the ties.
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Toledo
Indiana
Elyria Boy Hurt by Auto and Machine Incident
John Thornton, 13, of 1123 Fast River street, was struck by an automobile while playing in the street near his home. He was knocked down after a machine moving in the opposite direction failed to stop. Thornton was taken to Memorial hospital with a fractured left leg, possible skull fracture, and a cut lip.
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John Thornton
Fast River Street
Thornton
Fred Greenfield
West River Street
Greenfield
Memorial Hospital
Moose 10 Initiate Class on Wednesday
The Loyal Order of Moose will meet at their hall tomorrow evening for a candidates initiation and lunch. They will discuss forming a ladies auxiliary and a junior order as part of a large meeting.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Cincinnati chiropractors rearrested for license ads
War rants issued against 12 Cincinnati chiropractors for advertising as practitioners without a license. Fourteen chiropractors were arrested months ago on similar charges. John L. Hunter, 24, was sentenced to life imprisonment without hope of pardon for the murder of Patrolman Lawrence Klump, shot August 11.
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Cincinnati
John L. Hunter
Hoffman
Lawrence Klump
County awards inactive fund deposits across county banks
County commissioners awarded inactive fund deposits to multiple banks. Elyria Savings & Trust Co. and Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. received large blocks at 4.75 percent with additions at 2 percent. Other banks including Amherst Park Amherst Savings, Oberlin Savings, and First National Wellington secured varied amounts and rates.
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Elyria Savings & Trust Co
First National Bank of Wellington
Savings Depost Bank & Trust Co
Elyria
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Amherst Park Bank
Oberlin Savings Bank Co
Amherst Savings & Banking Co
Peoples Bank
LaGrange
Lorain Banking Co
R.A
City Bank Co
Lorain
Central Bank Co
National Bank of Commerce
Kipton
Firet
National Bank
Wellington
Arrest Two in Ohio Bond Theft Case
New York detectives report two young, prominent men in custody over the Cincinnati $100,000 bond theft. Robert A. Franks Jr., son of the Carnegie Foundation officers, and Clayton B. Merwin, linked to a notable Ohio family, are charged with involvement. Merwin is said to have handled $41,000. Another arrest is anticipated as the probe continues.
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New York
Cincinnati
Robert A. Franks, Jr
Carnegie Foundation
Clayton B. Merwin
Merwin
District Attorney’s Office
Two Cincinnati Women Attempt Suicide. One Dies
In Cincinnati on September 25 two women attempted suicide by self harm. Mary Tesch, 31, died from a heart shot. Desch swallowed poison but survived, and Rebecca J. Brery, 22, who had previously jumped from a bridge into the Ohio River, swallowed slow acting poison and may recover.
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Cincinnati
Mary Tesch
Desch
Rebecca J. Brery
Aurora
Ind
Ohio River
Russ Troops and Persians Stage Battle
Russ troops occupy Enzeli after a battle on the Russo Persian border. Six Persian garrison members died at Balyasavar as the fight ended with Russian control of the Persian port. The State utilities commission in Columbus ordered a delay to November 6 for new rail rates on steel and iron carload shipments by Ohio railroads.
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Simla
Enzeli
Balyasavar
Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Governor Donahey Urges Probe of Lima Street Railway Ownership
Sept 25 Lima road Columbus. In a letter to the state utilities commission Governor Donahey urges a thorough investigation into the real ownership of the Lima street railway company before authorizing a new securities issue of 100,000 dollars requested by the company.
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Columbus
Donahey
State Utilities Commision
Lima Street Railway Company
Zero Hour Looms Over Oklahoma Klan Crisis
Oklahoma City reports dramatize the approaching zero hour as Gov J C Iron Jack Walton mobilizes troops to halt the Ku Klux Klan legislature. The Record, Walton’s newspaper, announces the crisis while N C Jewett appears for a Klan case as martial law tightens safeguards.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C
Iron Jack) Walton
Record
Walton
General Headquarters
Skirvin Hotel
Capitol
Iron Jack
Anniversary of Athoa Held With Surviving Members
The golden anniversary of the 124th C. V. I. will be observed at the G. A. R. hall on Thursday September 27. Of the original 1200 members only ten or twelve survivors remain including Lt. Chas Hammer the lone surviving officer and two from Medina County. President Richard Putt will preside assisted by secretary treasurer L A Adams. Mayor A R Jon will deliver the principal address.
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G. A. R. Hall
Columbia
Cleveland
Elyria
Hardn
Boston
Mass
Chas. Hammer
Medina County
Richard Putt
L. A. Adams
A. R. Jon
Addre Rades
Germany and France react to Ruhr surrender and fears of unrest
Berlin warns of ruthless action against any revolt as Stresemann vows to keep the cabinet afloat while the Ruhr crisis ends. Paris papers hail France's strength after Germany surrenders unconditionally. London reports possible new Allied conference and fears of civil strife in Germany amid talks of a military dictatorship.
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Berlin
dChancellor Stresemann
France
Paris
Europe
Napoleon
Germany
Stresemanon
Foreign Office
Ruhr
Cuno
Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Hkubhr
Rhine
D’onevre
Stresemann
London
Al-Les
Stanley Baldwin
Poincare
Ward Loses On Murder Trial In White Plains
In White Plains New York Justice Wagner denied defense motions and ruled the state presented a strong case against Walter S Ward for the murder of Clarence M Peters compelling him to stand trial. The defense plans to start presenting its case tomorrow after the state rested.
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White Plains
N. Y
Walter 5S
Ward
Clarence M. Peters
Wagner
War
Globe Ave Resident Dies After Auto Crash Near Vermilion
William Zurch, 32, of Globe avenue, died in St Josephs hospital from injuries suffered in a Sunday night auto accident near Vermilion. The car overturned and he sustained internal injuries. Greva Reanzie, a passenger with him, also injured.
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Lorain
William Zurch
Globe Avegue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Vermilion
Greva Reanzie
Tereee
Reinke Pleads Guilty in Slot Machines Case at Eagles Club
Elmer G. Reinke steward of the Eagles Club appeared in court facing charges for possessing slot machines and punch boards found in the club rooms during a raid last Sunday. He pled guilty and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. instruments were seized, ordered destroyed, and the money seized will go to the police pension fund.
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Elmer G. Reinke
Eagles’ Club
Reinke
Jones
Police
Arraigned on Highway Robbery Charge in Orlando Hurst Case
J Harold Gordon and W Goehring were arraigned before Justice George on a highway robbery charge against Orlando Hurst. They pleaded guilty and were bound over to the grand jury under $5,000 bond each, unable to post, and committed to jail.
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J. Harold Gordon
W. & Goehring
Florida
Orlando Hurst
Lloyd George to Tour U S Across November
Former Premier David Lloyd George announced a U S itinerary listing stops from October six to November two. Cities include New York Montreal Ottawa Toronto Niagara Falls Winnipeg Minneapolis Chicago Springfield Louisville Indianapolis Cleveland Pittsburgh Washington Richmond Philadelphia and New York.
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London
David Lloyd George
New York
Montreal
Ottawa
Toronto
Niagara Falla
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Chicago
Springfield
St. Louis
Loulaville
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington D. C
Richmond
Philadelphia
Boy Dies of Gun Wounds in Newark
Newark dispatch reports 14 year old Arl Cullison died at the hospital from a gunshot wound to the stomach. He had been squirrel hunting after school and the gun discharged when a vine swung against the log where the weapon rested.
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Newark
Cullison
Charles Cullison
Fear Sixty Drowned in Scotch Mine at Falkirk
In Falkirk Scotland on September 25 authorities feared sixty miners drowned when a coal mine near the major city flooded following a buildup of water and collapse hazards. Local rescue teams worked through the day.
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Falkirk
Scotland
Big City
Fire Chief Bates Adopts Cleveland Style Car Color
Fire Chief Bates repaints his official car a vivid salmon color and praises its neat appearance. He says the change eliminates the need to sound the siren on runs to fires.
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Bates
Public urged to store coal to ease problem
Washington reports that systematic storage of bituminous coal by consumers is the public’s largest opportunity and responsibility in solving the coal issue. The U S coal commission submitted a supplementary report to President Coolidge. Cincinnati hosts the Ohio legislative reunion opening with about 270 members and state officials attending. Governor Donahey and Lt. Governor Bloom were absent.
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Washington
United States Coal Commission
Coolidge
Cincinnati
Ohio Legislative Reunion
Ohio General Assembly
Donahey
Bloom
Cabinet resignations amid peasant march on Sofia
A chaotic Sunday battlefield near Sofia reports heavy casualties as Bulgarian peasants clash with regular troops. Despatches from Belgrade and Paris indicate the cabinet resignations and government reorganization, amid censorship and uncertain casualty figures.
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Sofia
London
Belgrade
Politika
Fake K K K letter targets Covington classroom
A letter signed Ku Klux Klan warned Miss Rose Dobrowsky of Cincinnati about talking after a pupil whipping in Covington public schools. The note, stamped on alleged Klan stationery, claims rubber hose was used to punish a girl pupil and prompts school investigation.
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Covington
Rose Dobrowsky
Cincinnati
Covington Public Schools
Postoffice
Ku Klux
Attempt to Take Life of Toledo G O P Chiettaiti
A mysterious attack targeted Paul Baird a Toledo area Republican leader and his family last night. An explosion on the Englewood Court home chimney area hurled him from bed but caused no injury. Police trace the near by limousine with Michigan plates that sped away after the blast. Baird serves on the Lucas County tax board and is a key associate of Walter Brown.
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Toledo
Paul Baird
Englewood Court
Baird
Michigan
Lucas County
Walter Brown
Vandals Break Into U. S. Embassy Office in Madrid
Vandals raided the American embassy in Madrid during the night. desks were ransacked but no documents or silver were taken. Ambassador Moore’s personal desk remained untouched.
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Inte U. 5
Madrid
Ambassador Moore
International Society Conclave On Crippled Children Held Here
Delegates from most states and Canada attend the International Society for Crippled Children convention here with noted arthopedics present. The program aims to make every crippled child in America and Canada a normal one. Washington Sept 25 A sensational court martial proceeding reveals Major George W Cook an army doctor accused of malpractice in the Guy Pendleton legless soldier case as Captain Humphrey Biddle directs impeachment of a witness.
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International Society For Crippled Children
States
Canada
America
Washington
George W. Cook
Guy Pendleton
Humphrey Biddle
Labor federation backs third party in U S politics
The Ohio State Federation of Labor, in Mansfield, adopted a resolution favoring a third political party. The measure was offered by Joseph C. Hearning of Cincinnati before President John B. Moore adjourned the session at noon.
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Mansfield
Ohio State Federation of Labor
United States
Joseph C. Hearning
Cincinnati
John B. Moore
Expect Early Tax Decision By State Supreme Court
Columbus dispatch notes an anticipated early decision by the state supreme court after today’s oral argument on proposed referendums tied to the Taftung Albaugh tax measure set for the November section.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Belgian Balloons Race Sees Ships Failing In North Sea
Brussels reports five balloons in the James Gordon Bennett Cup still unaccounted for at 10 o clock. The English balloon Mi fell into the North Sea near the coast but the crew was saved and landed in Gothenburg. Balloons Picardi Belgica Helentia Exphan Prince Lei remain unreported.
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Brussels
Wag
Cerbiero
Belgium
Joons
James Gordon
North Sea
Gothesberg
Belgica
Helentia
Exphan
the Prince Lei
Prohibition Inspector Near Death After Moonshine Attack
Willa Pranoia, a state prohibition inspector, lies near death at the Toledo hospital after being struck by two men who beat him with a bottle of moonshine. His skull is fractured. Willis attempted to arrest the two men, who sold whiskey from a 25 car automobile.
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Toledo
Willa
Prohibition
Bia
Willis
Japan quake losses estimated at 13 dollars per capita
Washington reports 1 billion dollars of damage from the quake and fire in Japan. The distribution of relief funds centers on a 13 dollar per capita estimate for the empire.
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Washington
Japan
Empire
Santern Diviewa
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Justice Court
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Big Bond
Lloyd George
U.S
Imme
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