Bodies recovered from submarine disaster near New London
The New London report confirms the body of William C. Teschamacher was recovered from submarine S-52 at the navy base. Another body, Tim Drothers Die- Tr., was also found. the area remains dangerous as divers fear 34 may be dead. Brederich T. Teschamacher is missing. the crew list details and commander notes are unclear.
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New London
William C. Teschamacher
Tim Drothers
Rare Tesches
Brederich T
Indianapolis
Beeak
Sinto
Flanigan
Bloc Island
Rome
Zrrok
Two Elyria Teachers Honored Over Long Careers
Elyria residents Horace IM Ebert and E W Phillips spent decades in Ohio public and county schools. Ebert led Elyvia High for 22 years and taught six more, while Phillips served 26 years in state and local education roles, teaching in public schools and colleges before moves to Kansas and back to Ohio.
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Horace IM
Ebert
Elyvia
E. W.philips
Elyriaz
Woons
Ohio Persion Board
of. Courmaznt
Omi University
Hiren
Sene Kansas
Kansas
Ohio
Hage School
Fichville
Okio
Ri Gra
Wounded Yegg Identified in Youngstown Robbery
Ed Danforth identified as one of three gunmen in a raiding of two service stations near Youngstown. He was wounded in the left shoulder and face while in St Elizabeths Hospital after the trio, who hired a taxi in Coraopolis, fled to Youngstown following the hold up. Danforth confessed his role as the investigation progressed.
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Yegg
Youngstown
Ed Danforth
Coraopolis
Fie
St. Elizabeths Hospital
Danforth
Conwar
Pittsh
Grafton site clash over water and land plans in state
State Senator Thomas of Columbus opposes selecting the Grafton site for a vehicle research institute. He argues the Independent Association would cause trouble, claims the water supply is inadequate there, and supports buying a 2 2500 acre tract near Huron on Lake Erie shores priced at 2190 per acre. French statesman Leon Loutr e dies, and Alfred McGinnis severes finger at Colson Co. facility.
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Ofa
Columbus
Thos
Fonrceville
Manand
Grafton
Huron
Leake -Erie
Colson Company
Alfred McGinnis
West Second Street
Rains Fail to Dampen Spirit of The Fall Festival
Despite showers crowds gathered for the Fall Festival with Giles City band delaying at the park and vendors setting up in the midway like a fair. Merchants showcased articles on East Broad Street and visitors praised local manufacturing displays. The weather forecast misjudged today but turnout remained strong with parade, style show, vaudeville, and a Mardi Gras parade planned as key events with the city key badges worn by attendees.
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Giles
Shen
East Broad Street
Tomoorrow
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Band of
LeRoy
Board of Trade
City Wipesal Plant Tome Fishes
Elyria considers river pollution cleanup to restore Cascade Park and protect water supply. Hewitt notes previous phenol taste linked to Cleveland contamination and a probed sulfuric acid discharge from Lorain plants. Plant search aims to solve sewage and pollution issues.
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Cascade Park
Elyria
Lake
Erie
Cleveland
Hewitt
Lorain National Tube Company
Elyria Fron and Steel Company
Trio in Police Court as Elyria Fair Festival Cuts Attendance
In Elyria Mayor Harry Hinksor presided over Police Court where only three cases were heard. Andrew Hazerdish paid $5 and costs for intoxication while Fred Wilkenny, charged with disorderly conduct, had his case postponed. Romz Mrers and R- Solt pleaded not guilty and will be back Thursday. Joe Lichtner vs Papil-White was dismissed after Lichtner claimed he sold a bench for $10 and got $5.
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Elyria
Harry Hinksor
Andrew Hazerdish
Fred Wilkenny
Romz Mrers
R- Solt
Gachting
Joe Lichtner
Papil-White
Lightner
White
Major Hinkson
Northeast Ohio M E Conference to bring hundreds of pastors
The Northeastern Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference announced plans to meet in the city next year, bringing hundreds of pastors and delegates. The official board unanimously extended and accepted the invitation, noting the conference’s prominence and the city’s fine Methodist edifice as a fitting venue. Reverends Winters and Kirk returned, with Winters assigned to Brooklyn Memorial in Cleveland, and appointments listed for the Norwalk district.
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Northeast Ohio
M. E
Winters
M_.E
Ohio
Wears
Ejrwin Kirks
Wl Winte
Pencerate
Brooklyn Memorial
Cleveland
Akhon
Mitchell urges separate air force before president's board
General Mitchell testifies before the President's air board, blaming generals and admirals for aviation neglect and pressing for a separate U S air force. He says the nation lacks an air arm and urges decisive action, amid interruptions from photographers and applause as he appears with his wife. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
America
Iliv’ Mitchell
Army Air Service
Toda
Air Board
Mitchell J
Air Polici
United
Ja. Mitchell Board
Sensior Bingham
Myron H Cunningham To Be 102 Wednesday
Elyria pioneer Myron H Cunningham oldest Lorain county resident celebrates his 102nd birthday at his daughter Mrs Charles R Flower's home. Born in Lancaster he came to Elyria in an ox cart and joined the Civil War era Squirrel Hunters against Morgan's raids. He recalls wishing for another hundred years and would do the same.
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Myron H. Cunningham
Elyria
Lorain County
Charles R. Flower
West River Street
Cunningham
Lora County
Lancaster
Ohio
Morgan
Cincinnati
Madras Prohibition War Sparks Controversy Across Provinces
In India two provinces, Madras and Bombay, race to implement prohibition policies by rationing liquor. Madras moves province by province to enforce bans while Bombay tightens sales and reduces annual liquor allowances. Officials report major urban demand and enforcement challenges as the campaign unfolds.
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Mbay
India
Madras
Bombay
Montague-Chelmsford
Legislative Councils
Bombay Council
Extra Police for Festival Crowds at Free Fall Event
Two additional officers were placed on duty to handle larger crowds for the Free Fall Festival. Parking rules were issued restricting parking at Cheapside between Broad and Third, the south side of Broad from Cheapside to Court in front of City Park, Court Street east side from Broad to 2nd, both sides of 2nd between Cheapside and Court, in front of Court House, and the south side of 2nd between East and West avenues with park on the north side only. Cleveland buses will reroute via 2nd Street and East Avenue.
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Green
Mellon Road
Leonard Fisher
Avoy
Broad Street
Cheapside
Broad
Third Streets
Court Street
City Park
2Nd Street
Court House
East Avenue
West Avenue
Cleveland
Est Avenue
Police
Stankard
Elyria
Council delays LyS final action on cemetery buy
Elyria council stalls a cemetery purchase amid debate on site location and cost. Chief Stankard coordinates community concerns as the discussion intensifies and plans to review the Outer Farm option before tonight’s deadline.
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Council
LYS
Cite Council
Muller
Lawrence
Webber
Rowley
Grand Jury names Earl Gibbs foreman in Elyria session
The grand jury, meeting this morning, begins examining eighty four cases and weighing evidence. Judge El Thompson instructed jurors to judge impartially and consider prejudice or religion inapplicable. Foreman Earl Gibbs of Kipton leads a panel including Edith Christy of Oberlin, William Gorman of Gratton, Herman Kuss of Amherst, Johan Scott of Camden, and others from Elyria, Lorain, and nearby towns.
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Earl. Gibbs
Judson el Thompson
Therm
Earl Gibbs
Kipton
Edith Christy
Ef. Oberlin
William Gorman
Gratton
Herman“Kuss
Amherst
Johan Scott
Camden
Jona Wadsworth
W. T. Wilder
Squire
Chas
Refenni Wise
J.B. Hurst
Herbert Sims
Elyria
Alderhill
LaGrange
Ea Zeigman
Lorain
Hylan New York Mayor Contenders Note Bot Gun Move
In a confusing note from New York, John F. is linked to a movement opposing Hylan for mayor. The message, described as a bot gun gesture, signals disruption and cautions against any bid to run in 24.
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Hylan
John F
Botgun
Dispute Over Will of the Late Henry Kere
A court dispute concerns the will of the late Henry Kere. The defendant Kuchkerr is named related to property and the plaintiff from Satnersi seeks resolution of the breach or challenge to the will.
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Henry Kere
Peri Huchénvith
Brest
Kuchkerr
Satnersi
Gas rate increase hearings congest Logan Gas case
Ohio city officials, including E G Hill and J A Bowmacker, scrutinize Logan Gas Company proposal to raise rates in about fifty four municipalities. Geological experts Krebs and Bowmocker discuss Ohio gas fields as company plans cite exhausting reservoirs to justify higher charges. Cross examination reveals knotty claims about well locations and data.
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Columbus
Brites Commission
Marother
Logan Gas Company
Ohio
E.G. Hill
New York City
J. A. Bowmacker
C. H. Krebs
Charleston
W. Va
Jlfe, Mifflin
Kewanee
Freeman ‘ Earleson
Grant
Mouser, Jr
Marion
Bownocker
Krebs
Monser
Lagan Gas Company
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League of Nations
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Erdadne
W. Caurich
Weasworth
U. S
Connecticut
Bingham
Acre
Mitchell
Benjamin D. Fottloss
New York
Central Board of
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Army
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Crease
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