Miss Elyria pageant winner named by judges
Miss Mary Judge of Lorain was chosen Miss Elyria in the Fall Festival beauty contest before a crowd estimated at 15,000 in the city park. Judges HK P Boynton J A Flaster and D F Williams presided with Vic Woodward as master of ceremonies.
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Mary Judge
Lorain
Elyria
HK. P. Boynton
Cleveland
J. A. Flaster
The
Cleveland Press
D.’F. Williams
Lorain Journal
Vic Woodward
Todd Moise
C. Phillips
Coilteardure
Welfare Director Rejects Grafton Site For Institution
Welfare Director William Room reports rejection of the Grafton site for a state institution despite a legislative committee favorable report due tonight. He notes a need for an advisory committee of Ave to assist Director Harper in selecting a site immediately. Harner cites the Grafton site required 2000 to 2500, with water capacity projections for 671000 cases.
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Harner
Grafton
Salvage Efforts Hampered by Weather at Ocean Wreck
Monarch and Century set out from Newport to inspect a sunken battleship after a disaster. Heavy seas and a strong rip tide hindered plans to lower divers into the wreckage, aiming to reach the torpedo room and recover bodies. With daylight hours fading, officials feared many perished as conditions stalled all progress awaiting a weather change.
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Suic
Monarch
Century
Outiol
Newport
Oring
Miss Judge Crowned Fair Beauty at Grand Pageant
A crowded platform witnessed the choosing of Miss Judge as the prettiest contestant at the Grand pageant. She accepted the loving cup amid cheers, sharing that she felt fortunate to be selected among many rivals. Later, she told reporters she was happy with the result.
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Juge
Eers
Inkson
Afiss
Board of [Trade Rooms
Parke
Grand jury to review 92 cases this term
The grand jury today received eight new Avon cases from Marshal Eidon. Names are withheld but the docket covers liquor charges rape pointing firearms and assault and battery. This brings total cases for the jury to 92.
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Avon
Marshal Eidon
National Exposition to Be Held at Indianapolis Oct 10 17
Lorain county farmer and others urged to attend the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis from October 10 to 17. County Agent CEL notes the 370 mile distance from Lorain and mentions free camping space and rail fare savings through the Ohio State University Dairy Dept. Auto routes outlined from Elyria and Vandalia via Richmond and Speers.
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Indianapolis
Elyria
Loraine
Cel
Inn
Rowland
Dairy Dept
Ohio’ State University
Co- Weta
Ohio
Automo- Andersondianapoli
Spe
Richmond
Vandalia
Burglars Held at Bay by Screaming Customer
A general store scare ended with the armed intruders fleeing after a customer and Hess hid at bay as a scream rang out. The thiefs escaped with about $6 before bolting from the scene.
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General Store
Hess
Bay T
Burglars Hit Two Stores and Auto Theft Reported
Burglars entered two stores including Fleishmann Yeast Co at 21 East avenue by a rear window but nothing valuable was taken. A former meat market building at the same location was found closed with only fixtures. Separately, C. Billings reported his Oakland Six De Luxe stolen from near Robinson Co store on Middle Ave. Auster Service Station owner M D Besson said Willard storage battery was lifted from his car on Lakes Avenue after a broken spindle incident. A. J. Curren said a brand new Balloon tire vanished from his car yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.W. Moore
Fleishmann’ Yeast Co
East Avenue
placmann-Company
C. Billings
Middle Ave
Lodi St
Robinson Co
Style Show Tonight Ends Fall Festival in City
The fall festival drew about 20,000 visitors as skies cleared and a grand vaudeville show opened behind the courthouse. A 5,000 strong crowd filled the area for high quality acts led by Popoloff’s Fantasia with Mile. Reinhardt. Music, dance, and masked maras drew wide applause and the parade began at 7 30 as hundreds wore inventive costumes.
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Popoloff
Fantasia
Mile
Reinhardt
Clas
Nina
Hilda
Lillian
Thornton & King
Mosely Bros
Daisy
Maras
Delega No. S Continuca
Elyria Manufactures Exhibit Big Displays At Festival
Manufacturers of Elyria showcased large industrial displays in a two floor Ely building exhibition. The first floor featured Sunbeam furnaces and cabinet heaters among other products. The east window and west display areas highlighted hospital trucks hotel implements and rail chairs. Continued on page 2.
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Elstin
Ely
Colgon
Arrest Two on RosIs Checks Pittsburgh
James Richards, 33, of Cleveland, and Robert Johnson, 23, of Houston, were held by police on suspicious person charges after alleged attempts to pass several checks drawn on the Third National Bank. The checks bore the company seal and secretary’s name, resembling pay stubs, with a local glass company stamp. Police said the pair were connected to the attempted fraud, and the investigation continued.
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Pittsburgh
James Ic
Richards
Cleveland
Robert Johnson
Houston
Texas
Charies
Third National Bank
Rates of tax cuts loom in Ohio vote push
ISEE LOWER RATE OF TAX: Columbus Sept 30 voters may elect to adopt a proposed tax amendment reducing the state rate to about $2 per $1 000 appraised value from $20. James A Devine, chairman of the campaign, cites similar effects in other states for more equitable tax distribution. Foot crash victim Bramwell identified.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Devine
Devine
French Debt Talks Tension Rises Over Leniency for France
In Washington on September 30, French and American debt commissioners pressed for leniency but faced Senate consent hurdles. Senator Smoot of Utah, a Senate leader and envoy on the commission, urged caution and opposed easing terms beyond Britain’s. Senator Curtis met with Secretary Melon to discuss the stance.
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Borah
Ashington
Senate
Aguitse
Wao
Seuss
Sena
Smcor SA
Utah
Cwell
Smoot
France
Britain
Curtis
Meilon
North part of county push to form new county
Lorain on September 30 reports a persistent rumor that the north part of the county is seeking to form another county including Lorain Black River French Creek Avon and Brownhelm. Dissatisfaction with the present county is said to fuel the agitation and the move.
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Lorain
Mitchel Charged After Aviation Disaster Critique
The article reports Mitchel criticizing ongoing aviation mismanagement and calling the disaster a result of bungling amateurs. He argues non flying officers lack judgment to oversee air service and warns of continued failures if control remains in inexperienced hands.
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Mitchel
PT Eee Ae Cfuipgsadoah
Baese
Tent
Eeckergert
Micheny
Mitchell
Cabini
Icenell
Shenandoah disasterInquiry Heard Indirect Claims Economy
In a naval court of inquiry, Captain Anton Heier German dirigible expert argued that cost cutting reduced the Shenandoah’s airship valves, influencing the disaster. Heier, appearing in the courtroom with neighbors from Tom's River in attendance, described his stance amid the investigation.
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Shenandoah
Arehurst
DN. S
Anton Heier
Naval Court of Inquiry
Heinenster
Toms R
Avon Dover bridge plan discussed by county officials
Lorain County commissioners promise to attend a meeting at Avon Auditorium to discuss a proposed bridge across the Black River and a future road plan. Evanson notes prior super planning by neighboring towns to divert truck traffic, while Avon seeks state action to obtain the road and handle increased traffic for farmers.
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Avon, Hoo
Bisck River
Orth
Arbsent
Lorain
Evanson
Avon
Dover
Prize Winners in Mardi Gras Parade
Prize winners in the Mardi Gras parade are listed by category including comical, best costume, and combat divisions. Notable names appear across men women and youth groups with multiple winners such as Ist Margeret Miller and Ist Eva Mohrman, reflecting a wide array of costume contests and organizational participation.
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Mardivas
Ist—Harnor Fowls
Wilson Little Srd
J- B? Johnson
Salvator
Spicious
Ist—Lin Beckett
Wm. Peat
W-_ Fauver
Ist
Margaret Miller
Emma Shepherd
Virginia Crannatl
Eva Mohrman
Teannette Youngless
Srd
E. Sharp
Wilbur Conger
Harry Bivens
Henry Roch
Godfrey Janes
Karl Sett
ora—Heert
Shapxa Girls
ist—Virian Jackson
Mary Sieris
Lrd
Trene Ragian Girls
Optometrists to Offer Ohio State Extension Course
Dr John Moore of Cleveland and Dr C J Miller of Elstia were named to an Ohio State Optometric Association committee to organize an extension course in applied optics. Dr J W Kalalet of Cleveland chairs the program with lectures across eight Ohio cities. Courses run October to April, with lectures by Prof M C Datiss from Ohio State University and free tuition for association members.
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Columbus
John Moore
Cler
C. J. Miller
Elstia
Ohio State Optometric Association
J. W. Kalalet
Cleveland
Ohio
Claveland
IM. C. Datiss
Ohio State Ee
PERRIS AND AP GINS TAKE OVER THE GRAND THEATRE
John Pekras and W S McGinnis announced they had purchased the Georg pebble interests in the Grand Theatre and assume full ownership. The receivership is discharged and remodeling planned. Pekras and McGinnis also run the Rivalt and Dreamland Theatres.
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John Pekras
W. S. McGinnis
Laat
Geor Pebble
Grand Theatre
Pekras
2 Ginnis
Rivalt
Dreamland Theatres
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Grand Jury
Lorain County
Miss Mary Judge
London
Pius XI
Rome
M&s. Chatlin
Washington
Davis
Hannah Chaplin
Charles and
Sidney Chaplin
Christ
Vatican
James W. Bramwell
Kaiser CL
Mr. Hast
Oberlin Ave
Lo- Tain
Hast
Easton- Broadly
Bramwell
Hudby
Cincinnati
Charles W. Hoffman
Court of Domestic Relations
Susie Rector
Frank Rector
Cleves
Jazy
Tichell
Anol
Weeting
OKO
Elybiar
Perris and
AP Gins
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