Autoists Rush To Transfer Licenses In Lorain County
In the Lorain County office of the County Automobile License Commission, a steady crowd sought license transfers and replacement plates as State Inspector Wergandt planned a week of inspections. Many prominent residents queued, some delaying until last January, while officials warned of strict enforcement and urged prompt compliance.
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E. Hakes
Wergandt
Cleveand
Hakes
Lorain County
Curtis Attacks Smith Farm Relief Program on Western Tour
Senator Charles Curtis Republican nominee for vice president continued his western tour with a critique of Governor Alfred Smith farm relief plan. From Denver to Omaha he mounted a second attack while promising to analyze Smiths program and warn farmers against adopting it. He accused Smiths plan of lack of machinery to carry out its principles and noted Smith favored public power while Curtis pressed for broader counter proposals.
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Curtis
En‘ogate
Omaha
Neb
Charies Curtis
Alfred Smith
Denver
Colo
Curts
Smith
Western Cour
Knight
Atleman
New York
Charles Curtis
Famous Army Flier Killed in Parachute Failure
Lieutenant D. D. Cornelius, part of the three masketeers stunt group, died in San Diego when his parachute failed after a crash over Rockwell Field. Lieutenant R. FR. Williams survived the other craft's crash landing. This follows another Cornelius-era fatality this month and the earlier death of group leader J. J. Williams at Mines Field during the National Air Races. Additionally Findlay Rotarians to host an inter-city meet with guests from multiple Ohio towns.
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San Diego
Calif
D. D. Cornelius
Army
Rockwell Field
R. FR. Williams
Cornelius
Nord
J. J. Williams
Mines Field
Los Angeles
Expert Urges Real Estate Advertising as Business Foundation
Expert Clayton Grandy argued no business can exist without advertising, addressing the Elyria Lorain County Real Estate Board. He urged effective use of newspaper space, promoting advertising as a second show and a force shaping reputation and sales, warning against weak wording and urging a vocabulary update for real estate listings. He favored display ads over classified ads for real estate and urged precise targeting of readers with concise, sincere phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Grandy
Cleveland Clay League
Elrria-Lorain County Real Estate Board
Spring Valley
Gandy
Cleveland Advertiser
Minden
Lieir
Joseph Conrad
Grandy
Roman Empire
United States
Spring Valley Country Ciui
Heavy Common Pleas Court Proceedings End Fall Term
The court entered its second war of the fall term with many cases already heard. Divorces and hearings dominate, with Jeune Ingwer granted two divorces from Des F Ingwer and custody plus property division. Susie Custeras is divorced from Andrew Custeras with custody and alimony. Margaret Goldsmith divorces Fred Goldsmith with $300 alimony and name restoration. Temporary alimony granted for Hazel Kingsbury. Other motions for temporary support granted in several hearings. Judgments include A H West vs W H Brumger for $142.17, foreclosure actions, and sums against Clarence Jones. Foreclosure and sale orders issued. Kilbane cases verdict and multiple foreclosure orders follow.
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Common Pleas Court
Jeune Ingwer
Des F. Ingwer
Susie Custeras
Andrew Custeras
Plainiig
Margaret Goldsmith
Fred Goldsmith
W. B. Thompson
Hazel Kingsbury
Leon Kingsbury
Catherine Hamilton
William Hamilton
Anna, Kelly
Rey Kelly
Goldie Baird
E. J. Baird
A. H. West
W. H Brumger
Marshall
Anna Currant
Clarence Jones
Ulmer and Sons
John Kilbane
Stene Kilbane
Purnell Cancels Indiana Speaking. Joins Curtis in Oklahoma
Attica Indiana Sept 25 Representative Fred S Purnell has cancelled his Indiana speaking engagements for the week at the National Republican Committee's request and will join Senator Charles Curtis in Oklahoma Thursday to substitute for the vice presidential candidate at outdoor meetings. Curtis is suffering a bad threat from his heavy speaking schedule and must abandon further outdoor addresses.
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Curtis
Attica
Ind
Fred S. Purnell
Indiana
National Republican Committee
Charles =. Curtis
Oklahoma
Purnell
Largest Freshman Class at Miami University Drives Dormitory Plan
Oxford Ohio Sept 3 Con fronted by the largest freshman class in the history of Miami University A H Upham president today launched a drive to obtain additional dormitories. The enrollment is estimated at 1808 up from 1600 at the same date last year New finance head named for Cleveland Cleveland Sept 25 Stephen G Rush member of Rusk Willams public accountants was named today as Cleveland s new finance director The appointment by City Manager William R Hopkins will be effective Oct 1 Rush succeeds William J Semple who resigned to become comptroller of the Standard Oil Company of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, O
Miami University
A. H. Upham
Cleveland
Stephen G. Rush
Rusk & Willams, Public Accountants
William R. Hopkins
Rusk
William J. Semple
Boogie
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Everglades flood rises after hurricane deaths stated
Sept 25 report from Florida describes swollen floodwaters in the Everglades complicating burials and cremations for Hurricane disaster victims. Red Cross relief director A L Schafer cites deaths likely exceeding 2200, with Pelican Bay possibly drowned in a town of 450. Refugees number 15009, health campaigns fight epidemics.
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West Palm Beach
Fiz
Everglades
A. L. Schafer
Red Cross
Lake Okeechobes
Schafer
Pelican Bay
Grand Jury Considers Fifty Cases in County Court
Court room two of the county courthouse hosts the September Grand Jury as it reviews fifty cases slated for the week. Assistant Prosecutor Bonard Butler leads the state’s side while Judge A R Webber presides. About two hundred witnesses are to be questioned before the panel reports. After sessions, the jury will inspect the county jail and report findings to the Board of County Commissioners. Sues for Foreclosure. John Turman files in common pleas to foreclose a mechanics lien for 376 dollars against Lester Martin and others.
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A. K. Webber
Common Pleas Court
L. Cummings
South Amherst
del Johnoson
Lake Ave
David E. Stephan
Second St
Lorais
Thomas Schneider
Eisra
Lake Rt
Washington Ave
Lorain
J. E. Mooney
Seventh St
William Barber
Ninth St. Lorain
L. C. Bates
Henrietta
J. G. Starr
Gates Ave
Elyria
Henry Stolzenburg
Park Ave
Maud Billings
Middle Ave
Saul Anthony
Harvey Irish
Henrt Standen
M. A. Houghton
Oberlin
Mable Fry
Elsha
George Gier
Broadway Block
Harley Case
Jacob Hengert
Amherst
Charles Gray
County Court House
Bonard Butler
A. R. Webber
Board of County Commissioners
John Turman
Lester Martin
Hospital Adopts Bead Necklaces to Guard Infant IDs
Elsha Memorial hospital announces a new foolproof system to prevent identification mixups. A sealed necklace of lettered beads is placed on each newborn at birth, ensuring unique tagging even with multiple babies in the nursery.
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Elsha Memorial Hospital
Red Cross Hurricane Relief Donations Urged
Announcement states that donations to the Red Cross for hurricane relief are arriving slowly, with 147 contributed by noon. Urges immediate giving as help is badly needed, noting Elyria’s quota of 275. Appeals for lightweight clothing in good condition. heavy or dirty garments are not wanted.
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Red Cross
Lelyria
Coolidge Firm For Limitation Of Submarines
Washington notes that President Coolidge will back the cruiser and submarine limitation proposals from Geneva and will not offer an alternative plan to replace the Anglo French naval arms treaty. The note outlining America's observations on the new Anglo French agreement was completed and will be sent to London and Paris.
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Bulletin
Washington
Coolidge
United States
White House
America
London
Paris
Cadet school ship Newport aided by Chelan in Atlantic trouble
Washington reports the coast guard cutter Chelan was ordered to assist the Newport cadet school ship east of Bermuda after the Newport lost its propeller. The Chelan, en route to the Bahama Islands as part of a relief expedition, received the distress call and set course to help.
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Washington
Chelan
Newport
Bermuda
Navy Department
Coast Guard
Bahama Islands
Elyria Masons Seek State Convention Host
Elyria representatives of the Grand Chapter and council of Masons will attempt to bring next year’s state convention to their city when they attend the state meeting on October 1. The move aims to showcase local facilities and boost community involvement in the fraternal order.
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Grand Chapter
Council of Masons
Elyria
Dr Kirby Reappointed Pastor at Elyria for Eighth Year
Rev Edwin Kirby remains pastor of the First Methodist church in Elyria for the eighth consecutive year. The announcement followed minister appointments at the Northeast Ohio conference’s closing sessions in Lorain. Kirby began in Elyria in 1921 after seven years in Cambridge Ohio, a tenure unmatched by other Elyria pastors. The report lists numerous district appointments and named pastors across Norwalk district including Elyria and Oberlin postings.
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Edwin Kirby
First Methodist Church
Elyria
Northeast Onis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lorain
Kirby
Elshna
Cambridge
Ohio
Charles B. Ketcham
Oberlin Methodist Church
Nor Walk
Thee
C. B. Hess
Amherst
W. E
Avon
Walter F. Huffman
Bellevue
BE. H. Warner
Kerlin Heights
W. N. Kinsler
Bloomville
Glenroy
Glenroy Shour; Brighton, J. D. Rife: Brunswick, Merrill Chaffee
Chatham
Leonard Smith
Clyde
A. Mayer
Collins
C. J. Aiesseneer
Columbia Station
W. EK. Macher
Edwin Hirby
Fields
Hubert Cobb
Grafton
Aui Brown
Granger
Sharon Center
RW. T. Lowman
Green Springs
J. B. Moyer
Greenwich
Theodore Peterson
Huntington
Co. M. Gay; Huron, Leroy C. Henne
Lagrange and Penfield
James Siward
Lakeside
R. Brown
Leroy
T. L. McConnell
Lodi
J. H. Butler
Loxam
Delaware Avenue
H. J. Thompson
First
E. H. Smith
Grace and Vincent
James Lyon
Twentieth Street
F. D. Wolf
Medina
H. F. Patterson
Milan
J. B. Ferguson
Monroeville
L. Litzel
New London
H. W. Stewart
North Fairfield
H. H. Crimm
Norwalk
C. P. Barnes
Oberlin
C. B. Ketcham
Pittsfield
Martin Weaver
Plymouth
Shiloh
E. B. McBroom
Poe
C. J. Marhew
Port Clinton
L. A. Ausley
Sandusky
J. J
Aic- Alpine
Sandusky Parish
R. S. Smith
Seville
G. A. Hickson
Spencer
L. J. Quade
Tiffin
H. W. Courtner
Vickery
C. A Buchholz
Wadsworth
W. J. Jones
Wellington
H. G. Earle
Willard
W. H. Brrenton
Three Escape From London Prison Farm
Columbus Ohio Sept 23 Statewide search was under way today for three prisoners who escaped from the London prison farm honor camp Sunday night. The fugitives are William Bitt 34 from Ironton serving 1 to 2 years on a liquor charge William Hemmerir 63 from Chillicothe serving 1 to 2 years for forgery and Louis Buttingham 30 from Wilmington serving 12 to 19 years on burglary and larceny charges.
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Columbus, CO
London
Houor
State Bureau of Identification
William Bitt
Ironton
William Hemmerir
Chillicothe
Louis Buttinghanm
Wilmington
Political Battle in Brief: Smith Hoover Attack and Campaign Digs
Gov Alfred E Smith in Helena denounces the Hoover administration over veterans bureau and alien property scandals while condemning silence on corruption. In Denver Senator Curtis faces hecklers after deconstructing Smiths farm relief plan. Idaho's Borah in Tulsa backs Hoover, calling Fall a traitor over oil scandals.
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Alfred E. Smith
Helena, Mont
Veterans' Bureau
Herbert Hoover
Borah
Rep
Idaho
Tulsa
Okla
Hoover
Borat
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Speeding Auto Upsets Four Killed in Cincinnati Crash
A speeding Danville to Cincinnati auto crashed near Bellefontaine killing four occupants: Austin and Wild Ritchie both 18 and 22, plus Kr. Danville and June Basteine, 17 and others. Coroner attributed the deaths to excessive speed and a trailer truck collision. The incident prompted remarks about Prohibition from Mabel Willebrandt and Tom J. Raskob.
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F. C. Swing
Elizabethtown
Tenn
Dr. Swing
Island Hit By Tornado Feels Quake Shock
Paris dispatch reports Guadeloupe, recently struck by the West Indian hurricane, experienced strong earth tremors at 3 30 a m. The cablegram quoted Point a P rincipal town as badly shaken just after the governor toured storm areas Observatories in the United States and abroad logged the quake events.
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Paris
Guadeloupe
Ministry of Colonies
Colone
Point
United States
Pittsfield Man Hit by Big Four Train
Wellington and Oberlin dispatches report 50 year old Pittsfield resident William Tulip was struck by a Big Four passenger train at North Main street crossing in Wellington. He was injured and later believed fatally injured. transported to Allen Memorial Hospital in Oberlin. Tulip lived at John Perry farm with his wife and had two grown sons in Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Wiliam Tulip
Pittsfield
Wellington
Allen Memorial Hospital
William ‘Tulip
North Main Street
Tulip
Allen Hospital
Wadsworth
John Perry
Cleveland
Rotarians Hear Splendid Talk
Lorain Rotary luncheon featured Dr Ralph Bevard detailing his summer trip through European countries describing beauty spots architecture art galleries and tourist sites. Guests included Lorain club members A Celboon and visiting Rotarians as well as the Roterson-Smith Players entourage.
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Elsra Rotarians
Ralph Bevard
Bevard
Deane Burns
Burne
Lorain Rotarians
A. C. Celboon
Calhooyn
Lorain Club
Elvria Club
Handsith
B ¥ Vongs
Charles Browge
Charles Himmelein
Arthur Wellington
G. Swayne Gordon
Roterson-Smith
Elyria
Robert Moore
Lorain
Lakewood
Valley
Road work on Sandusky Norwalk road cancelled
The Ohio state highway department today cancelled plans for the Sandusky Norwalk road repairs in Erie county that were to be included in bids opened Oct. 13. Officials said the cancellation is likely temporary and the project may be rescheduled for a later date as plans could not be agreed upon. The item notes the section to be revised and that continued coverage appears on the next page.
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Sandusky- Norwalk
Columbus
State Highway Department
Teday
Sandusky-Norwalk
Erie County
Sample Ballots for Lorain County Voters in November Election
Lorain County voters will receive six sample ballots for the November 6 election. Ballots include presidential, state and county, non partisan judicial, a proposed constitutional amendment raising judge salaries, a one mill tax levy for road work, and a fare increase referendum. Printing bids seek to supply thirty thousand ballots. Registration opens October 4 with several registration bays before the vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elstia
Elvria
Socialist Labor
Prohibition
Board of Elections
Elyria
Lorain
Jap Confesses to Slaying Boy in Honolulu Case
Miles Fukunaga, 19, a Japanese youth, confessed to kidnapping and killing Gill Jamieson, 10, son of banker Frederick Jamieson. Indicted for murder after pleading guilty, Judge Steadman ordered the plea set aside and a not guilty plea entered. Fukunaga to appear again today. if counsel is not provided by his parents, the judge will appoint one. The youth was rushed to court in secrecy and returned to prison. Continues on Page %
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Honolulu
T. H
Miles Fukunaga
Gill Jamieson
Frederick Jamieson
A. E. Steadman
Fukunaga
Steadman
Johubike Fukunaza
Man Pleads Guilty in Extortion Plot Against Raskob Wife
Francis G. Moosey pleaded guilty in Philadelphia quarter sessions to attempting extortion of 100,900 from Helena S. Raskob wife of John J. Raskob. He faced six bills for sending threatening letters. Judge McNeille postponed sentencing until William Goldberg, Mooney's alleged accomplice, appeared in court.
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Philadelphia
Francis G. Moosey
Blackmill
Helena S. Raskob
John J. Raskob
Mooney
Democratic National Committee
McNeille
Raskow
Willam Goldberg
Moon
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Waterville
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Lima
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Brehive Wi
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MAM
Fla
GAN
Judge Webber
DR. Kirby
Ketcham
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Warren, Ohio
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Tom
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Raskob
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