Burglar Shot In Failed Break-In At Cleveland Restaurant
George E. Fowler alias George Robinson, of Cleveland, was shot in the hip during an attempted burglary at Charles Carros’s restaurant at 333 Clark Street near the Falcon Knight Plant. Carros set a trap with a double barrel shotgun. Fowler, partway inside, was wounded and taken to Elyria Memorial hospital, where authorities later learned his identity.
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George E. Fowler
George Robinson
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles Carros
Clark Street
Falcon Knight
Carros
Fowler
Elyra Memorial Hospital
Rob Anson
Bandits Rob Forest Gardens Roadhouse Night of Robbery
Masks seized cash and jewels in a forest gardens roadhouse break in near Chicago. Police reported the cash register a machine and guests valuables stolen totaling about thirty three thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Forest Gardens
Chicaco
Woman Broods Over Marriage Outside Church
In Cleveland a bride of five days slashed her husband Frank Vrankovich’s throat with a razor and tried to kill herself. He lies near death at St. Alexis hospital while Pauline Vrankovich, 35, is held at Central police station. Prosecutors say the civil marriage last Saturday troubled her and she hoped for a church ceremony. She warned of harming her four children from a former marriage as punishment for what she called sin.
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Cleveland
Frank Vrankovich
St. Alexis’ Nosritat
Pauline
Central Police Sation
Felica
Justice of the Peace
Vrankovich
Vrackovich
Coolidge and Calles to Talk by Telephone
President Coolidge will speak by long distance phone with Mexican President Calles in a ceremony to open direct connections between the capitals. The army band will play the Mexican anthem and a band in Mexico City will respond with the Star Spangled Banner.
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Washington
Sept
Coolidge
Calles
Mexico
Mexico City
Chamber of Commerce
Slayer Sentenced to Imprisonment in Ohio Stabbing
Jack Smith alias A J Hightower aged 21 was sentenced by Common Pleas Judge Samuel H Sibhert to 10 to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary for the fatal stabbing of William Owens aged 35 on July 16 at Cleveland. His attorney Ben Sacharow and the court may seek a new trial.
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Cleveland, O
Jack Smith
A. J. Hightower
Common Pleas
Samuel H. Sibhert
Smith
Ohio Penitentiary
William Owens
Ben Sacharow
Two Johnsonburg Gridders Electrocuted in Shower Incident
Johnsonburg Pa September 29 two Johnsonburg high school football players Nevin Wallis and John Zilcoski were electrocuted after entering a shower stall after practice. The tin lined shower was energized by a leaking circuit and short circuited the entire unit. Team mates found them dead.
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Johnsonburg
Nevin Wallis
John Zilcoski
Founa
Arson Trial in Georgetown Drags On as Rogers Case Reopens
In Georgetown Texas on September 29, the Rebecca Bradley Rogers arson trial sees potential reopening with rebuttal on her sanity. Defense builds alibi and demertia praecox to free her from charges of setting fire to a Round Rock bank area to aid robbery. state witnesses connect her to the scene and to purchasing kerosene and matches the day of the blaze. Rogers, husband Otis Rogers, testifies briefly about meeting Rebecca at the University of Texas and supports his wife.
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Georgetown
Tex
Rebecca Bradley Rogers
Round Rock
Rogers
Lillian Bradley
Austin
Brock Schlee to Resume Flight From Oakland Airport
William Brock and Edward F Sehlee round the world fliers will resume their flight today likely from the Oakland airport, sending a radiogram to the San Francisco bureau of United Press from the Steamer Korea Maru. Their starting point is Detroit, Mich, after abandoning trans Pacific plans and taking a steamer from Japan.
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Francisco
William
Brock
Edward F. Sehlee
Oakland
San Francisco
United Press
Detroit
Mich
Japan
Lancaster Marks 127th Anniversary Mardi Gras Parade
Lancaster, O hails 127th founding anniversary with a chamber of commerce Mardi Gras celebration this afternoon. The program includes novelty parades a moving parade at night a wedding performance in flight a Miss Lancaster contest and window display contests among many events.
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Lancaster
Ebenzer Zane
Chamber of Commerce
Fairfield
Mine workers refuse Lorain offer in Ohio mining opera
Lee Hall district president of United Mine Workers of America sent a formal letter from Columbus to Lorain Coal and Dock company refusing the $6 per day wage offer. Lorain officials posted the miners refusal and Hall planned to travel to Los Angeles for the AFL convention, remaining a month.
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Lorain Coal and Dock
Columbus
Lee Hall
United Mine Workers of America
Los Angeles
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Lorain Company
Fis
Ohio
Lorain
Hall
American Federation of Labor
Auto Rim Turns Into Left Turn Collision
A push driven by F. R Bristow struck the left side of R. C. House’s car at the entrance to Howe street from Middle avenue last night. Police report lists only minor damage to both vehicles.
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R. C. House
Lake Avenue
Howe Street
Middle Avenue
F. R Bristow
Magruder Navy Scandal Spurs Apology and Reform Talks
Rear Admiral T. P. Magruder apologized to Secretary Wilbur for any navy embarrassment caused by his magazine article claiming that 56 admirals were too many and shore establishments were excessive. Wilbur dropped punitive action and plans to draft legislative red tape reforms while Congress weighs naval economy ideas.
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Washington
Magruder Navy
Congress
T. P. Magruder
Wilbur
Navy
Cansole Magazine
Magruder
New York Times
Bureau Chtes
Charles P .Plunkett
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Norfolk
Boston
Bremerton
Plan To Reduce Accidents To Students
Lorain on September 29 introduces a safety plan in public schools. A safety council of students and teachers will operate at each building and guards will be stationed at dangerous intersections. The program, formed with the Lorain Auto Club, mirrors Cleveland schools.
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Lorain
Larain Auto Club
Cleveland
Diphtheria Cases Rise at Bancroft School in Youngstown
Five diphtheria cases are reported in the first grade at Bancroft school Brownlee Woods prompting parental concerns and a request to the city health commissioner B W Schaffner to intervene. The city lists 30 diphtheria cases overall with five in Bancroft. Last year one death was recorded from the disease.
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Youngstown
Bancroft School
Brownlee Woods
B. W. Schaffner
Verngstyenne
Congress Prepares Fresh Push on Prohibition Bills
In Washington the wets and drys brace for renewed congressional action after a stalled session. Drys expect to press administration proposals and parts of the Goff bill tightening the Walstead act while wets caution against rapid enactment in a campaign year. The fight centers on equor permits dwelling searches and brewery regulation as authorities reassess enforcement amid a changing leadership. The Anti-Saloon League and F Scott McBride will represent prohibition forces as wets consider whether to seek a national referendum on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and altering the Volstead act.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Barty
Cangress
Gof
Senate Judiciary Committee
Anti-Saloon League
F. Scott McBride
Wayne B. Wheeler
Wets
Hit by Auto Sues Driver for Damages
Joe Palinski To-Tain files in common pleas court for his son Mike 19 against Thomas Marren and Mrs Frank Marren alleging negligence after a May 23 hit while Mike stood in a safety zone near Seventh Street and Broadway Lorain. Marren had prior Lorain municipal court fines for reckless driving. Mike sustained leg injuries and other harms.
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Common Pleas Court
Joe Palinski
To- Tain
Mike
Thomas Marren
Frank Marren
Thirteenth Street
Lorain
Lorain Street
Seventh Street
Broadway
Marren
Lorain Manipal
Auto Crash Wounds Children After Swerve
Mrs Berlit Ottersen of Olmsted Walls drove at 105 Harvard avenue and slammed into a tree to avoid hitting Donald Berry. Her three year old son Willis sustained a head cut and Miss Blanche Crumb of West View Ohio suffered a forehead laceration. They were taken to the hospital and treated. Mrs Ottersen was not injured.
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Donald Berry
Harvard Avenue
Berlit Ottersen
Olmsted Walls
Ottersen
Willis
Blanche Crumb
West View
Ohio
Otternen
Miss Crumb
Auto Body Worker Injured in Morning Collision
Bement of Ridgeville was injured when a head of automobile bodies collided with his car on the way to work. He suffered lacerations to his left hand and was admitted to Biyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Bement
Ridgeville
Biyria Memorial Hospital
Marion Woman Aroused by Jewel Theft in Columbus Case
Mrs. P. E. Studebaker of Marion reported a theft of about $7,000 in diamonds from her home. A young man posing as a telephone repairman befriended her, claimed to fix a line, and stole the jewels, with the crime later discovered Tuesday night. Police in several cities have been urged to aid the investigation.
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Mation
Columbus
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Posses Renew Search For Wealthy Farmer Near Jeromeville
Ashland Sept. 29 Posses and deputy sheriffs renewed the search today for M Zimmerman a wealthy farmer who disappeared last Friday. Footprints in a newly plowed field were the sole clue guiding Sheriff Clem V Nassinger as his teams combed buildings wells and woodlands in the Jeromeville area.
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Ashland
Jeromeville
M. Zimmerman
Clem V. Nassinger
Zimmerman
Faber Farm
Prowler Turns Out To Be Mouse In Toledo Basement
In Toledo a nighttime call sent Patrolmen Welding and Etterman to Ernest Pryor's home after a son heard a prowler. They searched the basement, turned on lights, and found the intruder was a mouse, not a person. In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed a complaint against railroad lines over shipment charges.
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Toledo
Bob Welding
Fred *Ternan
Ernest Ih Pryo
Raymond
Fielding
Etterman
Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Akron, Canton
Youngstown R. A
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Tivestock Cooperation Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Respect for Law Declared the Greatest Issue in America
Ohio Attorney General Edward C. Turner told Columbus Exchange Club that respect for law is the paramount issue for the nation. He urged halting judicial stultification and a return to sane interpretation and enforcement of laws, criticizing the Marshall bill and Anti-Saloon League political activity.
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America
Ohio
Columbus
Edward C. Turner
Exchange Club
Turner
Anti-Saloon League
Police Officer Pleads Not Guilty On Liquor Charge
Nick Dobos a suspended Elyria police officer pleads not guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and is released on $1,000 bond by Probate Judge J M Bechtel in Norwalk. The arrest followed a liquor raid near New London conducted by state prohibition inspector G K Rankin early Tuesday morning.
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Norwalk
Nick Dobos
Elyria
J. M. Bechtel
Dobos
New London
G. K. Rankin
Atate
Nurse's Letters Show Pastor and Nurse in Hidden Affair
Preliminary hearing in Enid reveals love letters from Mary Atkinson to Rev. Charles Bailey. Stuart Bailey testifies he saw his father kiss the nurse and they embraced the morning Mrs. Bailey died. Physicians say Mary Jane Bailey died from poison or drugs, with three other children ill.
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Enid
Oklo
Charles Bailey
Mary Atkinson
Miss Atkinson
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Mary Jane
Tornado Levelled Rudy Town in Fort Smith Area
Fort Smith Arkansas reports a tornado leveled Rudy, twelve miles away, destroying twelve residences four garages and the school. No casualties yet noted while nearby towns escaped damage though farms along the path may have been affected.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Rudy
Ohio woman sues mother in law for 100000
Mrs Loretta Brushart charges her husband Floyd Brushart was kept from her by his mother Dora Brushart Worthington in a suit filed in common pleas court. The plaintiff claims damages for alienation of affection and cites alleged removal of diamonds valued at 10000 from Chicago to Worthington in violation of a Cook county restraining order.
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Columbus
Floyd Brushart
Loretta
Chicago
Worthington
Ohio
Cook County
Bushart
Child Suffered Fracture in Telegraph Road Accident
Elfrieda Meyers nine resided on Telegraph road suffered a skull fracture Wednesday afternoon when struck by F A Griffiths car as she alighted from a car driven by a Murray Ridge school teacher. Elfrieda was rushed to Elyria Memorial hospital in very serious condition with periods of unconsciousness. Griffiths was not held.
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Elfrieds Meyers
Telegraph Road
F. A. Griffith
Grafton Road
Mracarnet
South Amherst
Murray Ridge
Elfrieda
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Griffith
Man Admits Transporting Liquor Fined $300
Lloyd Crandall of South Amherst was fined $300 and costs after pleading guilty in common pleas court to transporting liquor following his arrest by sheriffs deputies. Two gallons of liquor were found in his car, and a possession charge was dropped after the guilty plea.
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Lloyd Crandall
South Amherst
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Sherif
Crandall
German flier on long flight from Bagdad to Pacific
Otto Koennecke, famed German war ace, said his Casper monoplane will resume the flight at 6 pm after replacing a burst tire. He plans a route via Bunder Abbas to Bombay Calcutta Singapore Hongkong Japan and San Francisco, aiming for a transatlantic hop to New York.
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Bagdad
Otto Koennecke
Casper
Germania
United Press
Bunder Abbas
Persia
Bombay
Calcutta
Singapore
Hongkong
Japan
San Francisco
Koennecken
Cologne
Atlantic
New York
Death Summons Siegfred Sudro
Siegfred Sudro ex councilman and lifelong resident died in Fargo after traveling to Elyria. He was 70 and 10 days old. He leaves a Fargo son a brother Fred H and two daughters. Funeral services Saturday at Sudro Funeral Home then St Pauls Church with Rev Bonurguin. Burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Siegfred Sudro
Newell
Fargo
N D
Elyria
St Paul's Evangelical Church
Sudro
N. C
Fred H
Brand Daughters
Sudro Funeral Home
Paul
Damages Sought in Cleveland Spooner Case and Arrests
In Cleveland a married couple sue the city for damages after arrests for allegedly "spooning" in a parked car. Mrs Lille Mark received 3675 dollars after her arrest and detention. her husband Joseph Mack seeks 15000 dollars after a six hour jail stay before the case was dismissed.
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Cleveland. U
Cleveland
Lille Mark
Mack
Joseph Mack
Ithe
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Webster
Marion
Dogg
Aakangao
Bulletin
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Elizabeth C. Anderson
Summerton
S. C
Converse College
Spartanburg
Anderson
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