Early season cold snap lowers temps across the West
An early season cold wave brings snow and rain to the west and northwest. Devils Lake North Dakota records 16 above zero, Saskatchewan hits 10 below, and Goodland Kansas remains below freezing. Denver near freezing with ongoing snow showers. Chicago area forecast for rain with possible 45 degree temperatures later. St. Louis Kansas City Atlanta New Orleans and Oklahoma City cooler with freezes expected in the Northwest. Eastern sections face rain and potential snow as temperatures vary. J Paul notes 40s.
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Devil'sake
Albert
Saskatchewan
Goodland
Kas
Corn Belt
Denver
Chicago
Tomorow
J. Paul
St. Louis
Kansas City
Atlanta
New Orleans
Oklaoma
Oklahoma
Tomorres
Donahey Denies Candidacy Amid Sen Dill Talks
Governor Vic Donahey says he is not a candidate as Senator Clarence Dill presses to draft him for the Democratic presidential nomination. Dill reports the Ohio governor would be offered the nomination if drafted in a potential deadlock, while Donahey cites his duties as Ohio chief executive and lack of time to campaign.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Clarence C. Dim
Washngton
Donahey
Washington
Ohio
Sam
Tnor Donahey
Thigait
Donahber
Donaher
Dill
Bandits Get Big Payroll in Downtown Hold Up
Two bandits robbed the Bureau of Water and Power offices near central Los Angeles, escaping with between 84 thousand and 200 thousand dollars after forcing two new employees at the cashier to open the safe. Police arrived too late to stop the theft.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Central Police Station
Bureau of Water and Power
Man Killed By Officer By Mistake
Columbus Ohio Sept 26 Arnelis Mahoney 23 died today from a bullet fired by policeman Dan McAlister who mistook him for a bandit Mahoney was shot Sunday morning outside a filling station as Acting Police Inspector Ora jolzapfe opened an investigation Mahoney father D F P Mahoney said he would file a murder charge against McAlister
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Columbus
Arnélius Mahoney
Mahoney
Polceman
Dan McAlister
Ora
Jolzapfe
D. F P. Mahoney
McAllisar
Icy Rain Snow Forecast for Midwestern States
Freezing temperatures icy rain and snow will sweep the middle west by tomorrow night, the weather bureau forecast. Temperatures in the 60s this morning were expected to fall 20 degrees or more in 24 hours. Storm warnings were issued for Lake Superior Huron and Michigan.
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Chicago
Middle West
Weather Bureau
Lake Superior
Huron
Michigan
Death in City Jail Prison Cell Claims Adam Augsten
Adam B Augsten, 42, resident of the Brown Hotel, was found dead in his prison cell after police arrested him for intoxication following a fall on Turner street. An autopsy showed a fractured skull and traces of alcohol poison. His body was moved to Sandusky for burial.
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Adam B Augsten
Brown Hotel
City
E J. Stankard
Turner Street
Augsten
Sandusky
Prepare for Winter Program at Elyria Settlement House
Registration for winter classes will be held at the Local Settlement House on Western Heights on Sept 30 and Oct 1. Children will choose their desired classes. The week featured cleaning and painting as the settlement prepares, with a playground cleanup concluding the period. Doris Todd notes a need for children’s books girlrola records player piano rolls and magazines. Those wishing to donate should call the Settlement House.
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Western Heights
Doris Todd
Three Bomb Attempts Target Special Legion Train
Police probed three separate bomb plots aimed at a Riviera bound express carrying 250 American Legionnaires including E.Ber Spaford, commander elect. An explosion near Juan les Pins halted a repair crew while a later attack with rocks was found between Cape Anton and Monaco. A third bomb turnout near La Brocca was found minutes before the train passed. Curtains were drawn as the convoy reached Golfe Juan.
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Legion
NICH
American
Rxperts
Cape Air
Monaco
LaBrocca
Cannes
Mother of Local Priest Dies
Mrs. Alice Reilly mother of Rev. E. A. Reilly pastor of St. Agnes church Cleveland died yesterday at seven in her home 654 Eddy Road Cleveland Funeral services will be held from St. Aloysius church Cleveland on Wednesday morning at 700.
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Alice Reilly
E. A. Reilly
St. Agnes Church
Eddy Road
Cleveland
St. Aloysius Church
Clevel
Probe into death of Cleveland infant in crib
Cleveland Sept 26 investigation started into the death of a seven week old baby found by mother Mrs Florenca Moll. Doctors say the infant strangled in the crib as authorities sought the cause and potential negligence.
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Cleveland
Florenca Moll
Man Ouigide Ends Life In Presence Of Neighbors
Henry Hienneman of 2 Parmely Avenue shot himself in the head while sitting in a rocker at his home in front of neighbors yesterday. A note with personal papers and insurance was found, and police reported he had been in poor health and worried about his condition. Funeral set for Wednesday from the Taylor Funeral Home.
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Henry Hienneman
Parmely ‘Avenue
Kienneman
Kenneman
Taylor Funtial
Rankin Arrests Eleven Charges Peace Disturbed
Rankin state prohibition inspector shut down a party at a Penfield Junction Amherst road house early Sunday. Eleven partygoers were arrested and brought before Justice H. J. George. All but Towne paid five dollar fines plus costs. Towne paid ten dollars. Names listed include Harry James Irvin Towne Joe Henry Merton Orcutt George Bentley Herbert Humphrey Tom Staynes Albert Smith Rose Kellar Katy S Kelley Anna Bakvicki.
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Benze
O EB. Rankin
Penfield Junction
Amherst Road
J. George
Harry jJames
Irvin Towne
Joe Jienry
Merton Orcutt
George Bentley
Herbert Humphrey
Tom Staynes
Albert Smith
Rose Kellar Katy S Kelley
Anna Bakvicki
Towne
Fonck Aims Nonstop Sikorsky Flight To San Francisco
Captain Rene Fonck is scheduled to depart from Curtiss Field New York in the Ville De Paris for a nonstop flight to San Francisco weather permitting. He expects the journey to take about 22 hours with Lieut Lawrence W Curtin as co pilot and navigator plus radio operator Steve Edwards and three passengers whose identities were not released.
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Fonck
Curtiss Field
N.Y
Rene Fonck
Sikorsky
Foock
Girl Baby Deserted Found On Porch In Basket
A white baby girl was found abandoned last night by Elmer Kinney at Gulf road when he returned home. The infant, wrapped in blankets, was placed in a bushel basket on the porch and taken to the hospital in good condition. Mrs Laster Youtz notified Sheriff E G Mathews. the Humane Society seeks a foster parent.
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Elmer Kinney
Gulf Road
Kinnery
Laster Youtz
E G. Mathews
The
Humane Society
Wife of Mayor Duvall Named City Controller
Mrs. John L. Duvall of Indianapolis was named city controller, succeeding Claude Johnson who resigned to become chief of detective. The move makes Duvall’s wife arguably the first female mayor if he resigns or is ousted under a corrupt practices case. Johnson had been replaced by Willany C. Buser, brother-in-law to the mayor, amid an affidavit charging a $14,500 campaign contribution concealment to be tried later.
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Indianapolis
Ind
John L. Duvall
Duvall
Claude Johnson
Board of Safety
Johnson Johnson
Willany C Buser
Tril
Buser
Weis
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Liquor Charge in Common Pleas
George Abraham of South Amherst pleaded not guilty to possession of liquor on arraignment before Judge W B Thompson in common pleas court. He claimed he was framed and asked for trial on Saturday after being arrested Sunday by Sheriff Mathews and Deputy Ives. He had previously been fined $500 on July 20 and paid the $1,000 bond.
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George Abraham
South Amherst
W. B Thompson
Common Pleas
K 4
Mathews
Charles Ives Flo
Tria
Abraham
Thompson
Two Sunday Fires Reported In Local Homes And Garage
Fire crews responded to two alarms on Sunday. A basement blaze at 612 Lodi Street owned by Tr. R. Andersen caused minor damage. Later a Chevrolet sedan burned in JLC Brevoort's garage at 235 Eastern Heights Boulevard with an undetermined cause.
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Lodi Street
Tr. RT. Andersen
JLC
Dayton Police Shift After Captain Post Murder
Dayton police adopt 12 hour shifts indefinitely after the killing of Police Captain John C. Post by Joe Bridges. Bridges, wounded in the same gunfight, is moved to Columbus for safekeeping as authorities brace for further violence amid multiple recent murders involving Black suspects and numerous city officers shot or killed.
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Dayton
John C. Post
R F. Worstner
Captain Post
Joe Bridges
Miami Valley
Ual
Bridges
Columbus
Roy Freeman
William, C Horn
Man Cut in Fight Here Leads to Arrests and Trial
Willam Thomas of Sea Prospect street suffered abdomen lacerations after a late Saturday fight with Ezell Cash and John Albright. Thomas named Albright as a witness. Cash pleaded not guilty but was bound over to the grand jury on 1000 dollars. Albright was fined five dollars and costs and bonded for grand jury appearance. witness Lassie Foster also bonded to testify. In Gallipolis, Sept 26, WM Francis, a leading stove manufacturer and one of the oldest stove molders in southern Ohio, died here.
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Willam Thomas
Sea Prospect Street
Ezell ‘Cash
John Albright
Thomas
Cash
Albright
Harry Hinkson
Lassie Foster
Stove Manu Efacturer
Gallipolis
Wm Francis
Francis
Ohio
League Adopts Doarmament Program At Geneva
The League of Nations assembly unanimously adopted disarmament and statutory resolutions. The 1928 program centers on a French plan for regional security and arbitration pacts, followed by further arms limitations once security is established.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Assembly
Third Commission
League
Ohio Supreme Court Docket Heavily Packed With Criminal Liquor Appeals
Ohio Supreme Court opens with a large docket, prioritizing criminal cases. By November 4 criminal motions filed before September 1 are to be heard, and October 11 is set for seven liquor cases. Central docket includes 37 arguments and 70 preliminary cases awaiting dates.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Man Charged With Liquor Possession In Amherst
Isaac Freeman of South Amherst was arrested Sunday by Sheriff G Mathews and Chief Deputy Charles W Ives for alleged liquor possession. He was arraigned in common pleas court before Judge W B Thompson and pled not guilty with bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Isaac Freeman
South Amherst
G. Mathews
Charles W. Ives
W B. Thompson
Commion Pleas Court
Lorain Man Hangs Self Near Street Line
Lorain resident Joe Lakatis, 36, of 1728 East 29th Street, died by hanging Sunday afternoon at a spot near a stone and a yellow line, in a death reported to Coroner Myles E. Perry. No motive was given, and the body will be handled later today.
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Joe Lakatis
E. 29Th Street
Lorain
Stone
Yellow Line
Myles E. Perry
Lahalis
Slayer Dies In Electric Chair At Rockview Penitentiary
Pachosa Carl Nelly known as Nelly, slayer of Charles Gay a Philadelphia police officer two years earlier, was electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary The execution occurred after two shocks at 73 and 107 seconds The condemned man refused spiritual consolation and made no confession He spoke only Good morning gentlemen as he walked into the death chamber joining his guards.
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Belliefante
Pachosa
Carl Nelly
Charles Gay
Phildelphia
Rockview Penientiary
Nelly
Tor
Nolly
Mrs Sweetin Granted Freedom in Murder Case
MT VERNON Sept gi Mrs Elsie Sweetin acquitted of murdering her husband, once tied to a confession, announces plans to care for her three boys. Lawrence Hightig, a former Methodist minister, faced charges of poisoning spouses to cover an affair. he remains imprisoned for life.
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MT Vernon
Elsie Sweetin
Sweetin
Lawrence
Hightig
New Auxiliary Head Elected at Legion Convention in Paris
The American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Paris elected Mrs. Irene McIntyre Walbridge of Petersboro New York as president succeeding Mrs. Adalia Wright Macauley of Menomonie Wisconsin.
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Peching
ALF
Unknown Soldier
American Legion
Paris
August Haucke
Arc de Triomphe
Frank
American Legion Auxiliary
Irene McIntyre Walbridge
Petersbaro
Adalia Wright Macauley
Menomonie
Wis
Tidal Wave Killings Reported Near Hongkong
The Exchange Telegraph reported advices from Hongkong that 5,000 people were killed last Thursday by a tidal wave at Youngkong, 150 miles southwest of Hongkong. The United Press had no confirmation. It said 2,000 homes and 400 junks and sampans were destroyed with damage around 1 million dollars.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Hongkong
Youngkong
Hongkornat
United Press
Youngkong River
Unzkons
Youngkork
Red Cross to Hold National Convention in Washington
The seventh annual American Red Cross convention will be in Washington from Monday through Thursday in October. Elyria chapters plan to send representatives. local secretary Mita Fern Smith says attendees can secure a round trip fare of one and a half using credentials from her office.
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American National Red Cross
Washington
United States
Elyria
Mita Fern Smith
Amherst Man Denies Liquor Possession in Court
John Lewis of South Amherst pleaded not guilty to a second offense charge of possession of liquor before Judge W Thompson in common pleas court. Bond set at $1900. Police say Lewis was arrested Sunday by Sheriff Claude Bivin and Walter Catholey. He was previously fined in the local court on August 22.
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John Lewis
South Amherst
Slead
W Or Thompson
Common Pleas
Lewes
Court of Appeals
Lewis
Dennis Sheriffe
Claude Bivin
Walter Catholey
Traffic Toll Rises in Major Cities Over Past Year
Department of Commerce data show auto deaths rose to 6 961 from 6 452 nationwide for the year ending September 19. Camden New Jersey reports the highest danger with 422 deaths per 100 000. In the four weeks to September 10, Akron Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus reported multiple fatalities, including a mother who killed her husband and two children then died by suicide in Columbia South Carolina.
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Wasteington
Rosiden
Ierties
Camden
N. 1
Akron
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Columbia. SC
Glenn Gragoars
Gregory
Grand Jury Prep As 56 Transcripts Await Action
The county prosecutor reports 56 transcripts on file for the grand jury which convenes Tuesday at 9 a m with Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Howard R Butler stating many cases including three Lorain murder indictments may require lengthy review and jail condition visits.
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Grand Jury
Howard R. Butler
Charles Heimann
Lorain
Butler
Pleads Guilty in Liquor Change Case
Sherman Dibble and wife Florence of the Penfield junction Amherst road were arrested by C E Rankin for liquor possession during a party. Dibble pled guilty in common pleas court and was fined 500 dollars and costs by Judge W B Thompson. Wife’s charge was nolled with consent of the judge. Eleven others were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Sherman Dibble
Florence
Penfield Junction
Amherst
C. E. Rankin
Rankin
Dibble
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Howard FR. Butler
Thompson
Poison booze suspected in Lorain man’s death
Harry Haines of 4347 Steadwas Lorain died suddenly Saturday night. Coroner Myles reports poison booze suspected as cause and stomach analysis is to be conducted.
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Harry Haines
Steadwas
Lorain
Myles
Perry
Veterans Visit Battlefields In France
American and French WWII veterans walked battlefields in France visiting cemeteries and monuments in the Champagny sector. They were joined by General Gourand and veterans from Rainbow, Second and Thirty-Sixth divisions to honor fallen comrades. Ceremonies at Mont Faucon recalled the Ohio Thirty-Seventh division’s capture, then moved to the American War Cemetery at Mamane to lay wreaths on graves.
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Paris
Veerans of
Gourand
Champagny
Mont Faucon
Ohio
Teterang
Iegionaires
Mamaene
Plumber Dies in Elevator Incident at Cleveland Warehouse
A plumber named Chat Lanch, 47, was killed in Cleveland when repairing an elevator cage at the Know Track warehouse. The elevator operator reportedly engaged the mechanism, causing a fatal weight failure and injuring the worker.
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Cleveland
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Slayer
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Secason
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