Center Nears Andres Sland Havana Hurricane Update
The Rev. Pedro Lanza of Belen College Observatory says Cuba and Florida face no hurricane danger. Miami reports 50 mph winds, 26.75 barometer, light rain as warnings shift toward Nassau and Jupiter. Predictions vary with storm likely moving near Key West and Havana, Gulf of Mexico path uncertain.
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Havana
Cuba
Pedro Lanza
Belen College Observatory
Florida
Father Lanza
Bahamas
Keyst
Belen Observatory
Heyst
Gulf of Tea
Key West
Pan-Ameri Airways
Pan-American Airways Indiately
Miami
Rock Island Train Derailed In Kansas Injures Many
Kansas City dispatch reports Rock Island passenger train No. derailed about three miles west of Clariter, Kansas, while en route from Iowa and Denver. First-class passengers were hospitalized. Several others sustained cuts and bruises. A passenger coach and baggage car pulled up after leaving the rails. leading rails blamed for the accident.
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Kansas City
K Island
Ioha
Denver
Clar Iter
Kansas
Rock Island
L Eading
Ohio Engineer Laundon Biography From Elyria Chronicle
Thomas W. Laundon, a College of Engineering freshman at a state university, grew up in Elyria and after Ohio graduation worked in the county’s office until 1916. He later formed a partnership with W. Warden to run an office here, and the pair still operate. Laundon, married, resides at 330 Cornell Avenue, enjoys gardening, and once aspired to be a sailor spending summers on the Great Lakes.
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Thomas W. Laundon
College of Engineering
Elyria
Ohio
No W. Warden
Aundon
Cornell Avenue
Elyria Delegation to National Legion Convention
Chronicle Telegram will cover the Elyria delegation at the American Legion National Convention in Louisville. Otto K. Mischka, former Chronicle Telegram staffer, will report for the paper with his wife, using his camp typewriter for full coverage of all activities.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
the American Legion
Lousvile
Otto K. Mischka
Mischka
Louisville
Cheney to head roll call of Red Dogs event
Harvey C. Cheney is named chairman of the forthcoming Roll Call of Red Dogs, as the organized event approaches. The appointment signals leadership for the annual gathering, with Cheney guiding proceedings and coordinating activities among participants.
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Harvey CC. Cheney
Elyria Red Cross Chapter Announces Drive and Growth
Harvey Cheney of the Elyria Red Cross announces a drive starting October 25 with Roll-Call through November 1. Mrs. Charles Ashbrook will head ladies’ teams, A L Werner chairs inaugural roll-call dinner, and the chapter quota rises from 4000 to 4500 members covering Elyria area and surrounding townships. A regional Red Cross meeting in Cleveland is planned for October 1 with local representatives to attend.
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Elvira
Red Cross
Charles Ashbrook
A. L. Werner
Elyria
Lorain
Cheney
State Agents In Raids At Salem
A squad of state dry agents and county officers arrested 21 men and women in the Salem district on prohibition violations. Prisoners were taken to Lisbon county jail for arraignment today. Raids were based on secret warrants with undercover operatives providing the information.
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Salem
Lisbon
Barlow
Waggoner Pleads Not Guilty In Mail Fraud Case
Charles Delos Waggoner, western banker linked to a Robin Hood style plan to aid Telluride depositors, enters a not guilty plea to six counts of mail fraud. Judge T Blake Kennedy oversees the arraignment. trial set for October 4. Bail unmet at $100,000, and he remains jailed.
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New York
Charles Delos Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
T. Blake Kennedy
Cheyenne
Waggoner
YMCA Enrollment Week sets 759 member goal in city drive
The Bisra M G A announces a YMCA Enrollment Week campaign with a goal of 759 members for workers. Seven men's teams from five clubs and two gymnasium classes plus ten boys teams will participate. Men's clubs Rotary Kiwanis Agenda Young Men's and Cheese and Cracker join, with Business and Senior Classes represented.
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Bisra
Rotary
Kiwanis
Agenda
Young Blen
Brother Kills Brother as Insanity Hearing Sought
Smith H. Cunningham age 35 of Brewster faces possible action after he shot his brother John Cunningham 46 in Brewster. Authorities recount his claimed religious motive and recent insanity hearing, noting he threatened their father and resisted deputies before surrendering in Canton county jail.
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Canton
Smith H. Cunningham
Brewster
John Cunningham
Shenfis
Cunningham
Sherff
Joan Cunningham
Smith EB. Cunningham
John McPeak
George Thorn
Deputies Guard Highways From Overloaded Trucks
Deputy Sheriff Peat Chapman patrols rural roads with two pairs of scales to weigh trucks. Since March 1 he has made 65 arrests for overloading, collecting 2005 in fines plus costs. The effort aims to protect roads and offset tax revenue lost to inefficiency.
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Charles W. Lawrence
Jonathan Moteuse
Jonathan
Mrs. Jonthan
Hubby
Peat Chapman
Chapman
R. A. Bowles
Ridgeviile
S. J. George
Mowey
Kapmen
Chepmen
Big Six Rural Carriers Meet and Banquet in Columbia Center
The Big Six rural letter carriers association and ladies auxiliary hold its second semi annual meeting and banquet at Columbia Center town hall on Saturday evening October fifth. A 5:30 p m business session precedes a 6 30 banquet, followed by an 8 pm program. E A Wuebker president ORLC and Joe R Thomas president Ohio State Association of Township Trustees and Clerks speak, with invitations extended to Lorain County Association members.
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Big Six” Rural Letter Carriers Association and
Ladies Auxiliary
Columbia Center Town Hall
E. A. Wuebker
L C.A
Joe R. Thomas
Ohio State Association of Township Trustees
Thomas
Lorain
Children Await Signal To Cast Lines In Park Pool
Park Commission announces a fishing contest for children under sixteen at 9 AM tomorrow in the fountain park. American Legion prizes total twelve dollars for heaviest fish and other categories. fishing ends November 1 if all pool inhabitants are not caught.
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Park Pool
Los Angeles
Park Commission
American Legion Post
James A. Hewitt
Jack Brandt
Sandusky Bay
Isaac Waltons
Po- Nce
E. J. Stankard
American Legion
The
Former Elyrian Reputed to Be Making Millions
A 56-year-old Elyria native Harrison Williams, once modest in school, is now rumored to be among the richest men in the United States. A Boston Post story credits him with vast holdings in electric power and a fortune possibly reaching 750 million to 500 million, with steady growth expected over the next years. Williams, who has homes in New York and Europe, is described as retiring and dedicating little time to work, with oceansographic research as a hobby and backing for Arctic exploration in 1926.
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Elyria
United States
Boston Post
John Benirvy
Elyrian
Harrison Williams
Avon
Everett E. Williams
Elyria Hien
New York
Williams
William
First National Bank
Harrison 2
Bantry
General Electric
Elyrians
Long Island
Newport
London
Paris
Geo. Palmer Putnam
Arctic
George Palmer Putnam
Claude E. Blanchard
Cushing
Blanchard
George Chamberlain
Blrrians
Plane Flies Six Miles Minus Pilot
Butte Mont Sept 27 The curious and skeptical watched the first airplane to complete a non pilot flight six miles by accident Clarence Hendrickson tugged at the propeller and the motor roared Before he could reach the cockpit the plane started and flew six miles before landing in a field The propeller was slightly damaged.
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Butte
Mont
Clarence Hendrickson
Boy Killed by Truck Driven by Father
New Carlisle Ohio Sept 27 Forest Auierman a farmer ran down and killed his son Harold four yesterday while driving a potato laden truck. The boy ran into the path of the vehicle.
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New Carlisle
Forest Auierman
Harold
Monkey Inoculated With Germs Escapes City
In Montreal on September 27 a monkey inoculated with dead infantile paralysis germs escaped from McGill University experiments. About 40 police hunted the animal, fearing it could still be near the city. The incident prompted parents to keep children indoors while scientists continued their study.
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Bulletix
Montreal
Quc
Score
McGill University
Canadia
Jocko
Legion backs Elyria Sanatorium bond vote
The Elyria post of the American Legion and the Lorain County concurrent American Legion endorsed the tuberculosis sanitarium bond issue planned for the November election. Commander Jerry Ferguson said the post cannot campaign officially, but members will be active. He urged the hospital as essential to the Legion to house ex service men with TB in the county.
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Elyria Post
American Legion
Lorain Counverture
Focal Region Post
Jerry Ferguson
Ferguson
Legion
Women Escape from Reformator. Live on Corn and Apples
Marysville dispatch reports two inmates Sadie Fosaugh and Marzast Coakler escaped the Marysville Reformatories on Sept 9 after surviving on roasted corn and apples and sleeping in hay mows. Officials tracked them to the Chris Berzer farm. both wore overalls and sweaters claimed as stolen. Fosaugh previously escaped with Pearl Laney during a storm, and Laney remains paralyzed.
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Marysville
Sadie Fosaugh
Upper Sandusky Tse
Ropbery
Marzast Coakler
Akron
Chris Berzer
Rone
Fosnaigh
Pearl Laney
Miss Laney
Sea Elephant in Captivity Dies in Chicago
Sept 27 Golliath the only sea elephant in captivity dies at the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus. The 7,000 pound animal will still draw crowds as his skin is mounted for display in the Field Museum main hall.
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Chicago
Golliath
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Field Museum
Physician Bessey Dies After Stricken in Toledo Office
Dr. James M Bessey aged 66 physician with forty five years in the city suffered a stroke while attending patients in his Toledo office and died Thursday night at his home. He was a prominent clinician and pioneer in local medicine. He leaves a widow and several children. Funeral arrangements will be announced by his family.
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Toledo
James M Bessey
Elyrians to send 12 delegates to Legion convention in Louisville
Elvriz will be represented by about 12 persons at the national American Legion convention in Louisville Kentucky. Jerry Ferguson commander of the local post will lead a delegation leaving Baltimore and Ohio station at 8 am Sunday on a special train. The Elyrians drum and bugle corps Cream Puff, twice Ohio champions, will compete for national honors in drills Tuesday and Wednesday to decide the national champion corps of the Legion.
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Elvriz
The
American Legion
Louisville
Kentucky
Jerry Ferguson
Focal Post
Baltimore and Ohio
Elyrians
Ohio
Legion
Driver Sought in Brighton Death Crash That Killed Student
A warrant charges reckless driving for the Akron driver who struck a Brighton school bus Read of Brighton killing 19 year old Jean ette McConnell. Sheriff Clarence E Adams and Summit and Heron counties pursue the man who vanished with a woman companion before officers arrived. He may have returned to Akron and could face manslaughter charges if captured. Lena Harris, seriously injured, improved and expected to recover.
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Akron
Brighton
Jeanette McConnell
Clarence E. Adams
Summit
Heron County
Adams
Lena Harris
Old Amusement Park Swept By Fire
Gordon Gardens, an abandoned Cleveland amusement park bought by the city for 355000, was destroyed by a fast spreading fire. It began in a shooting gallery and quickly engulfed the dance hall as three alarms responded with a large firefighting force. All wooden structures burned furiously.
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Cleveland
Gordon Gardens
Man Beaten to Death After Defense of Girl in Ohio
Cincinnati dispatch reports Thomas Mason, 49, died in hospital after being struck with a blackjack while defending a girl during an attempted kidnapping by three men. His skull fracture occurred three weeks ago. death occurred last night.
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Cinginnati
Thomas Mason
Mason
Classified Want Ads Describe Pet, Accessories and Goods
A fragment from a want ad page lists items for sale and notices. It mentions a female hound mix in various colors and a baby duty bed with antique pieces, plus a 16 ft extension table. It references classifications and daily reading for bargains.
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Andres Sland
Meami
Fla
Toda
Weather Bureau
Washington
Ami
Jupiter
Ceater
Idres Island
Bahama
Rocksland
Harvey
Met
Binker
Paul Chapman
Chrepman
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Carenisie- Telegram
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