Parlisle Water Main Work To Be Bid
Bids for laying a new 7860 foot water main from the city limits south along the Grafton road to the Carlisle consolidated school will be received by the Board of County Commissioners on Thursday October 4. The project aims to supply Carl isle and nearby areas with Elyria system water, with construction starting soon after bid award and expected completion before the new school opens. Some residents on the street with private wells will lose water service from their private mains, others will connect to the new line. Lateral lines may be installed by property owners along the main.
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Carller
Grafton Road
Arlisle
Pew
Alough
Reet
Ater Tazin
Ater
Carlisle
Junty Court House
Awever
Lorain County Drum Corps to Represent Ohio at 1929 40 and 8 Parade
Lorain County will be represented by two drum corps at the National American Legion Convention in San Antonio Texas October 10 to 12 1928. The Lorain County 42 and Drum Corps of 56 pieces all members of the Erie American Legion Drum Corps were selected to officially represent the state in the 40 and 8 parade. The corps will wear Chaus bearing Ohio 40 and 8 and drums with the same legend. The winner of the national 40 and 8 competition will receive a special cup. Also noted is a January 1929 Ohio order meeting to be held in Erie. Canton Alan pardoned. Gregory Canton serving a liquor fine in the Lorain county workhouse was pardoned by Governor Vonthey upon recommendation from the director.
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Lorain County
San Anto Io
Texas
oRure
Eirria Americanegion
American Legion
Legion
Te Lorain
Elrria
San Antonio
Canton
Alan
Columbus
Sear Gregory
Lark County
Wonthey
B. J. McDonid
Gregory
Local Florida Relief Fund Reaches $285
Elyrians today contributed $255.77 to Red Cross relief work for the Florida and West Indies storm area. The local quota is $1275, as set by national Red Cross authorities.
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Elyrians
Red Cross
Florida
West Indies
Elsrian
Reckless youths warned over dangerous noon driving
Trafic Officer Lloyd Sweet warned Elyria youths to stop reckless driving near the high school on Sixth Street during noon and after school hours. Major Hewitt urged youths to vent their pep with safer display, while Officer Sweet remains assigned to curb the behavior.
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Trafic
Lloyd Sweet
Sixth Street
Elyria
Muiddle Avenue
Sweet
Major Hewitt
Elyria Street
Elyria Radio Dealers Form Local Association
Radio dealers in Elyria organize the Elyria Radio Dealers Association. Officers elected are W. A. Chamberlain president L. S. Douglas vice president and RK. E. Crisp secretary treasurer. The group aims to improve service and ensure fair dealing and plans a Monday noon meeting. A radio party at the Chronicle Telegram will broadcast the World Series with a power amplifier and demonstrations at the building.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Curtis to Speak in Akron and Cleveland Ohio Dates Set
Senator Charles Curtis Republican vice presidential nominee has two Ohio speaking dates set October 23 in Akron and October 26 in Cleveland. He will also address events in Columbus October 76, including the WC. T. U. and Federated Women's clubs, with further talks at Clifton and Bowling Green.
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Columbus
Charles Curtis
Repubdlican
Ohio
National
Harry K. Silver
Charles D. Simeral
Curtis
Akron
Simeral
Cleveland
Dieseland
WC. T. U
Federated Women’s Clubs
Clifton
Bowling Green
Elk Notables To Be Guests In Elyria
Three national Elks leaders will attend a luncheon in Elyria on Friday. Aurrar Hulbert of New York Grand Exalted Ruler, Join Pierce Past Exalted Grand Master, and J. E. Perrin of Norwalk district deputy will help dedicate the Norwalk Elks home then proceed to Lakewood to assist in dedicating a new addition to the Lakewood Elks club.
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National Elks Organization
Elks Club
Lodge
Aurrar Hulbert
New York
G.pierce
Masier
J. E. Perrin
Norwalk
North
Ohio
Elks
Elyria
Innelreon
Lakewood
Old Citadel Demolished by Massive Morocco Blast
In Melilla Morocco on Sept 26 a powder magazine at Cabrerizas Bajas exploded, destroying the old citadel and surrounding houses. Forty killed and 200 injured, including women and children. Nine Spanish soldiers died. The government set aside 29,990 pesetas for relief and local authorities were told to feed and shelter the homeless as the high commissioner arrived to oversee relief efforts.
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Melilla
Morocco
Cabrerizas Bajas
Delinquent Auto Owners Flock to Hakes Office
Auto owners crowded the county license office as state inspectors prepared to visit this week. R E Hakes reported about 150 tardy registrations and transfers lined up by noon as residents rushed to comply with state license laws and seek guidance on requirements.
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R. E. Hakes
Lcense
Hakes
Famous Comic Artist Dies In New York
Richard F. Cutcalt renowned creator of Buster Brown and The Yellow Kid died of dropsy after a year illness in Flushing. Born in Lancaster Ohio he moved to New York, wrote for Puck Judge and Truth, created Hogan's Riley and Slow Kid before Buster Brown. His chara cters’ images were widely used in slogans and trademarks.
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New York
Richard F. Outeal
Buster Brown
Frogan
Aller
Yellow Kid
Boys and Girls of
Farm payments precede sale of equipment and legal action
Cornelia R. Wood sues in common pleas court to void a contract with Charles S. Peters, seek 2134 against Peters, and ask for the appointment of a receiver to sell farm property in Carlisle and Russia townships, with proceeds to the plaintiff. Judge A. J. Webber appointed a receiver for the property today.
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Atter
Carlisle
Russia
Charles S. Peters
Cornelia R. Wood
Common Pleas Court
Peters
A. J. Webber
Tear Down Building at Entrance 10 Cascade Park
Gutewski building at the Cascade Park entrance, condemned by probate court, is being torn down after a two year improvement program to beautify the new park drive. The park board expects the roadway to reopen next spring once improvements are complete.
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Cascade Park
Eixshans
Asutumn
Gutewsii
Ridgeville Voters to Decide Bond Issue in November
Ridgeville residents will vote on a $5,060 bond to fund a new high school addition. Ridgeville High School, four years old, already serves students from Ridgeville and North Olmsted and must expand to accommodate overflow from nearby districts.
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Ridgeville
Lorain County
Cleveland Road
Station Road
Elyria
North Olmsted
Extradition Sought for Milford Horace in Non-Support Case
Sheriff E G Mathews will send a deputy to Columbus to request extradition papers from Governor Donaher for Milford Horace, former Elsha boy and guard at Leavenworth prison, wanted on non-support. He notes the county cannot cover case expenses without extradition papers.
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E. G
Mathews
Columbus
Donaher
Milford Horace
Horace
Leavenworth
Kans
Political Battle in Brief Across Campaign Events
Governor Alfred E. Smith moves toward St Paul after 25000 crowd encore at Butte Montana supporters declare state will remain Democratic. Hoover mulls extra St Louis speech as corn belt backs Republicans. Curtis told Omaha crowd Democrats favor a competitive tariff and urged protection. He to speak at Springfield Missouri tonight. Raskob labels Hoover Mussolini, warns he would clash with legislators and risk domestic industry.
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Alfred E. Smith
St. Paul
Butte
Mont
Montana
Herbert Hoover
St. Louis
Charles Curtis
Omaha
Springfield
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Radio Lsteners
Hail And Rain Drives Elyria To Firesides
Elyria endured a second hail storm in forty eight hours as a NW wind chilled the city. Residents sought shelter by fires, furnace oil orders surged, and fuel companies rushed to meet demand while top coats and overcoats appeared on streets. warmer weather was forecast for tomorrow.
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Elyria
West Shivers as Ohio Sees Freezing Night Warm Southwest
The report notes near freezing in Ohio and eastern U S while the southwest reached as high as 95. The previous night saw a low of 34 in parts of the region and the Arizona high hit 88 as the Weather Bureau released yesterday’s temperatures across 20 cities.
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Washington
Ohio
United States
Arizona
The
Weather Bureau
Snow Falls in Cleveland District
Winter like weather continued in the Cleveland district with hail and snow. The U S weather bureau forecast partly cloudy conditions with occasional showers and cooler temperatures, with unsettled weather on Thursday. Western suburbs reported the heaviest snowfall.
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Cleveland
U.S. Weather Bureau
Cold In Chicago And Detroit
Washington reports from the U S weather bureau indicate generally cold weather across the region with a continued temperature drop and frost forecast for the eastern section tonight. Western cities with recent warmth are now experiencing a cold snap as Chicago and Detroit logged a low of 4 degrees last night.
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Washington
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Detroit
French cabinet torn by stormy aviation session
Paris Sept 26 The new aviation minister Laurent Eynac pressed for sweeping control over air policy budget and personnel. The three hour cabinet meeting reportedly faced near dissolution as Eynac secured dominance over War Navy and other ministers in air affairs.
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Paris
Laurent Erpac
Eynac
War
Navy
Colosses
Freshman Week Opens At Ohio State With Get Acquainted Night
Columbus Ohio September 26 More than 3000 Ohio State University freshmen will formally begin their year at a stadium gathering to start Freshman Week. President George Night mire will address the newcomers upon their arrival from Europe, with Prof. Clarence D. Laylin presiding.
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Columbus. O
Ohio State University
George Nightmire
Europe
Clarence D. Laylin
College of Law
Florida hurricane bodies burned to curb disease
Reports from Florida hurricane zones say hundreds of bodies were burned to prevent disease spread as rehabilitation slowly advances. E T Stotesbury and J Leonard Replogle briefed Herbert Hoover that conditions are far worse than expected, with about 2200 deaths anticipated. Red Cross director Howard Selby travels to Washington to brief President Coolidge and Hoover. 769 are known dead, homelessness totals reach 12,220 people in 12,?20 families, and relief needs top $12 million.
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Washington
Florida
Herbert Hoover
Taday
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
J. Leonard Replogle
New York
Stotesbury
Replogle
Hoover
Red Cross
West Palm Beach
Fiz
Howard Selby
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Selby
Life term for dry law violation in Michigan
In Michigan a habitual criminal statute sent a 54 year old farmer Alzono Noyes to life imprisonment for dry law violation. Prosecutor Frank C. Miller noted prior burglaries and grand larceny convictions. Circuit Judge Roral A. Hawley imposed the life sentence after Noyes pleaded guilty and admitted prior sentences.
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Sonia. Mich
Michigan
Alzono Noyes
Here
Frank C. Miller
Noyes
Roral A. Hawley
Fred Palm
Supreme Court
German Fliers Forced Down Near Karacht India
German aviator Koenig during a flight from Berlin to the east was forced to land at Yezd thazi between Shiraz and Ishpakas, the plane sustaining slight damage. Von Koenig will resume his flight on Friday. Baron Gunther von Muenefeld took off at 8:45 p.m. to fly toward Ajta habed.
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Karacht
Ndia
Baron Gunther von Muenefeld
Lorain Man To Be Paroled From Ohio Reformatory
Raymond Lorenzo of Lorain is slated for parole at the Ohio State Reformatory as part of releases from Oct. 15 to Nov. 15. He was sentenced in Elyria on April 19, 1927, after pleading guilty to shooting to kill.
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Mansfield
Raymond Lorenzo
Lorain
Ohio State Reformatory
Lorenzo
Reformatory In Common Pleas Court
Elyria
Thirteen Silver Hatred Vets At Reunion
In Columbus on September 24 only thirteen of the Army of the Cumberland veterans returned for the reunion. Thirteen surviving silverhatred severans gathered as many were too old or feeble to travel. Maj. Gen. John L. Clem, retired, was reelected president and noted as the Drummer Boy of Shiloh after a bullet struck his drum during the Battle of Shiloh.
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Columbus
Army of the Cumberland
John L. Clem
Washington
Clem
Shiloh
Clem Caren i
Publicity Planned for U S Naval Arms Reply
Washington September 26 Officials say wide publicity will accompany the United States reply on the naval arms question to England and France. The move aims to counter British and French secrecy and will include publication abroad and in this country. President Coolidge may see no further progress on naval disarmament in his term as hopes for a renewed Anglo French conference fade.
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Washington
United States
England
France
United Press
London
Paris
Great Britain
Coolidge
Knein
State Department
College Head To Inaugurate Y Drive
The drive begins October 1 with Dr J Knox Montsomerr of Muskinzamc ze to inaugurate. He will address all workers at a 6 15 dinner at the Y Beat Monday. Prospects cards will be distributed to workers next Monday evening ahead of the send off by Dr Montgomery.
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J. Knox Montsomerr
Muskinzamc Ze
Strom
Montgomery
W. O. McClelland
Drum and Basic Corps San Antonio Trip Fund Effort
The Drum and Basic Corps San Antonio fund treasurer reported four and a half thousand dollars on hand as volunteers work to raise fifteen hundred more to send Espyria's crack corps to the national American Legion convention. The drive aims to finish by Saturday with optimism high as one fourth of the goal remains.
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Drum and Basic Corps
San Antonio
Espyria
National American Legion
Peace and Security Moves at League Session
Geneva reports a ninth assembly action for world security with a General Act on arbitration and Pacific settlement of disputes. The act, tied to the Kellogg pact, urges mutual assistance and non aggression and will be sent to all members. Resolutions urge signing the optional clause of the world courts protocol and offer League council services to regional non aggression efforts.
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Sep
League of Narians
League
Security Commission
Tesolution
League Council
Hungary
Germany
Benes
Roumania
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Roumanian Deleegate
Hungaria
Denmark
Embry
Zanis
Assembly
Erin
Lesege
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