Submarine S-31 Sunk near Block Island Location Found
Reports from New London say submarine S-31, after collision with City of Rome, located at 120 feet deep about fifteen miles east of Block Island. Bubbles surfaced, signaling possible crew survival as salvage ships head to site and crews attempt to reestablish contact with Lieutenant Dobson and 34 men missing.
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New London
Rome
Block Island
Rock Island
Nken
Heston
Yafternoon
Essel
Sether
Diehl
New York
S.S
Weil
City of Rome
O. K
Boston
Diehi
Ill Fated Submarine Crew List Recalled
Officers and crew of a submarine are listed including ranks from commander to torpedo men. Several names are marked as saved or on leave, others noted as on duty or lost with the vessel when it sank.
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H- Dobson
Thermandeer
Went
Reut
J. D. Hazelden
T. A. Glascock
E. W. Exbert
Foser
Paul D. Berk
Auto plunge kills woman near Cleveland
A car carrying Mrs. Kimple of Cleveland plunged seventy feet from an embankment at Fast Fifth street and KsvVille road, killing the woman instantly and fatally injuring her male companion who was with her.
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Kimple
Cleveland
Fast Fist Street
KsvVille Road
Rites Sunday for Victim of Quarry Mishap
Funeral services for George Ott 39 of Birmingham, killed in a channeling machine accident at the Ohio Quarries Company in Birmingham, will be held Sunday with a noon residence service and 2 PM at the M E Church in South Amherst. Two co workers injured are improving. Surviving siblings include Mrs. George Clausius and brothers Charles and Fred.
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George
Ott
Birmingham
Ohio Quarries Company
M.E
South Amherst
A. A. Hunter
Berea
Evergreen Cemetery
Amherst Hospital
Mation Bates
Amherst R. F. C
Nelson Lawrence
George Clausius
Charles
Fred
Elyria
Elevator collapse kills three in Chicago construction site
Three men died and two were injured when a material elevator at a downtown Chicago building under construction fell fourteen stories. James Devin perished on the seventh floor amid falling debris, another unnamed worker also died, and Walter Busby died en route to a hospital after being struck by rising wreckage.
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Chicago
James Devin
Walter Busby
Legion failed to ask for relief from commission
The Soldier's Relief Commission met at the courthouse with Commander Smith and Vice Commander Herzox of the Lesson Post present. S A Williams of Wellinston claimed the commission had not submitted the case and had only seen the article in the Chronicle Telegram. Herzog blamed the press for the issue and demanded a public apology, noting he and the commission had not yet seen the relevant member A Lord due to absence.
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Soldier's Relief Commission
Chronicle
Tle
Court House
Smith
Herzox
S. A. Williams
Wellinston
Wace
Herzog
A.lord
Sandusky Driver Fined for Drunk Driving
William Hart of Sandusky fined $50 and costs for operating a car while intoxicated. Frank Ross of Cleveland fined $5 and costs for intoxication. R. N. Foster changed his plea to guilty after testifying officers were to be called and paid $1 and costs.
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William Hart
Sandusky
Frank Ross
Cleveland
R. N. Foster
Fall Festival Parade Details Spark Community Buzz
The publicity tour spurred by Russell Waldorf and Horace Nyve energized Lorain for a Fall Festival featuring a Mardi Gras parade. Joe Thatcher leads the parade with a 7 pm start, floats by H. Lee Gilmore and a 30-piece Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. band from LeRoy. Festivities include rides, games, costumes, a Style Show, Miss Ely contest, auto exhibits, and diverse performances by Vic Woodard, Giles band, and Thornton & King.
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Joe Thatcher
Trace
Vic Woodward
Cleveland
West Avenue
Giles
Howard Benham
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
LeRoy
Fingles Lodge
Lorialn
Rialto
Vic Ajoodard
Acre
Fantasia
Ile Reinhardt
Akcer
Chica FO Opera Co
Vna
Lund
Vic Woood
Monudey
Lorain Connir
Tragedy at Rail Crossing Kills Four in Paineville
A train collision at a crossing in Paineville kills two men and a girl, with another woman fatally injured. Frank Schiller of Cleveland is identified among the dead. Gwendolyn Dodd of Cleveland is the injured girl. Other victims are believed to be from Cleveland. The crash echoes a year old tragedy nearby where eighteen died at a similar crossing.
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Painesville
Frank Schiller
Cleveland
Gwendolyn Dodd
Fairport Harbor
Arrest of Mother of Three for Murder in Michigan
Victoria Gorski, 31, mother of three, to be arraigned on first degree murder charges in Monroe Mich. after arrest by Sheriff Kins. Warrant says she poisoned her husband at their farm home on August 27, with chemical analysis suggesting poison fed for at least a week. Authorities sought 2000 insurance as motive. Gorski held in jail. Detroit officials to probe previous death of her first husband.
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Toledo
Victoria Gorski
Monroe
Mich
Sheril Kins
Os Gorski
Detroit
Mivs
Gorski
Mics Gorski
Gasoline tax totals over one million dollars
A report by the state tax commission shows gasoline taxes totaling 1 173 125 46 certified for collection from about 500 companies selling 56 562 70 gallons of gasoline in August in Ohio. The state will take 45 percent for highway improvement, 25 percent for counties, and 30 percent apportioned to cities and villages based on vehicle registrations.
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Columbus
Ghia
Elyria man held after murder of recluse James McCor
Joseph Hackendorn, 62, of 250 Care Avenue, is jailed on murder suspicion in the death of James McCor, 67, found last night at his Delaware Avenue residence. Coroner says time of death about 20 hours. Motive discussed as $100 or jealousy amid Hackendorn's estrangement from his second wife. McCor, a bachelor, known as a candy maker and versatile laborer, kept chickens and gardened at his isolated Delaware Avenue home.
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Joseph Hackendorn
Care Avenue
Jim McCor
Delaware
Tle
Miles Perry
Hackandorn
EL J. Stankard
McCoy
Elyria
Delaware Avenue
Hackéendorn
Joe
McCor
Kent
Hackendorn
Bill Colgan
Colgan
Ponghirung Titanium Suit Involves Open Porch Order
In the Tae case against Z osxe and Theodore, Judge Webber dismissed on Friday after parties agreed. The court entered an order allowing the plaintiff and his contractor to proceed with construction of a house on West Avenue with the porch to be open. An injunction had previously restrained Graboske and his contractor from building a closed porch. The entry notes that 22 open ae shall be wired and the house is nearing completion with an open porch.
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Tae
Ty Company
Ag2nst
Theodore
Zee
West Avenue
Dormens
Webber
Jourmel
Graboske
Chinese restaurant operator located in Cleveland during police roundup
Lorain dispatch reports George Yee a Cantonese restaurant operator who had been reported missing was found in Cleveland during a city wide Chinese roundup by Cleveland police. The Lorain fire and police alarm system was repaired this afternoon after being out of order for 24 hours.
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Ming
Lorain
Anniversary of Meuse Argonne Drive Remains in Focus
Washington notes mark seven years since the Meuse Ar gonne offensive as debt talks between France and the United States linger. Officials review funding needs and possible joint actions while measures of casualties and wartime contributions echo in discussions. A planned meeting with M. Cailiacx is postponed as both sides seek further study of proposals.
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England
Meuse-Argonne
Washington
France
America
Nota
United
M. Cailiacx
Monéar
Toledo County Insane to Send All to Toledo Asylum
Judge H C Wilcox receives instructions from Columbus changing patient routing. All insane residents will be sent to the Toledo asylum for treatment instead of Massillon due to crowded Massillon hospital conditions. Previously patients were sent to Newburgh and later Massillon after its opening.
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H. C. Wilcox
Probate Court
Columbus
Toledo
Massillon
Newburgh Asylum
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Mae
V. J. Cassidy
Crawford
C. Earl
Harry D. Elser
Judy Firm
S E
Fred Geier
Onn
Gibson
Exsineman
Secclass
Hiitadlé
James
Lewey G. Kile
Walter FE. Lawton
D. Lindsa
Michael E. Lira
Flremas
Martin
Oficer
Cook
McCarthy
Seaman
Sec
Scar J. Milot
A. Rank LL
Mims
Erzido Modello
S. Noble
Xf. Schofield
Radio Man
Brst
A. Shea
J. Sheehan
A. Smith
P. Techemacher
Arbert D. Saréer
Enter Signal
P. Thomas, Sreman, Second
HS O Tyidich
H. Wills
C. Wiseman
Wiseman
Torpedo Mar
Ha Armson
Stbne
Arthur E. Fazler
W. J. Binship
U. S
Commission
Vincent Auriel
Louis Dat
Fernand Chapsal
Reed Smoot
Kelles
Treasury
Mellon
Winston
Hienr! Gerenger
Come Hoover
Calaur
Theatore E. Burton
Ohio
Paul Dupuy
M’ Deesciner
I. Io
Hagueain
Joseph Sim
Maurice Bokarowski
Merais de Chambrain
Oliver Moreau-Geret
M._ Lacour-Geret
Legion
Russel Waldorf
Bors
Horace Nyv
Joe Body
Second Street
Jon
Avi
12 Street
East Avenue
Broad Street
H. Lee Gilmore
Siator Hinkson
Edwin D. A. Baird
A. J. Yall
AI Meson
S. O. McClellan
S. R. Findley
Ohia Public Service Co
Tod Moise
Grand Theatre
Colson Co
Elyria, Foundry
Perry-Fay Co
Columbia Steel Co
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