Wild dogs elude hunt in Russia township area
A four hour rain soaked posse led by Lee C. Mickler failed to locate a dozen half-wild farm dogs blamed for killing sheep and attacking cattle. Despite lights and park barriers, the pack remains at large as officials vow further searches in Oberlin area.
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Russia
Posst
Sherff
Lee C. Mickler
Warden
Scuramm Road
Oberlin-Lorain Road
Oberlin
Wales
Boys To Build Airplanes at Tyria YMCA
Juvenile aviation enthusiasts in Tyria will get a chance to build miniature airplanes using plans being formed in the Tyria YMCA Hors division. A meeting for interested boys is set for 4:15 p.m. Monday at the YMCA to discuss plans and possible formation of a War Chapter of the Airplane Code League of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fyriz
Tyria WY. M. C
Bors
Ode! League of America
H. W_ ‘orner
Dr R A Williams A Longtime Elyria Physician
Dr R A Williams born in Kirksville Missouri near 21 years old pursued osteopathy at American College of Osteopathy. He practiced in Lorain and Elyria since 1920 after World War I service at Camp Sherman France. Married with two children, he lives at 214 envison avenue and enjoys athletics and football. His childhood dream was to become a railroad engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Williams
Kirksville
Missouri
Lorain
Coge
Lolin
Sam
Camp Sherman
Atase Hospital 77
Camp Hostal
France
Elyria
Dr. Williams
Envison Avenue
Mrs. Gann Yields Seat To Lady Howard At White House Dinner
Washington September 39. Vice President Curtis has waived the claim of his sister Mrs Dolly Curtis Gann to precedence for the Waite House dinner honoring Premier MacDonald and party. Secretary Stimson said Mrs Gann will sit below Lady Isabella Howard wife of the British ambassador who is dean of the diplomatic corps.
Nine traffic accidents clog weekend blotter
Nine traffic miscues involving motorists and a motorman cluttered the police blotter over the weekend. Most occupants escaped injury. one 10 year old girl, Arline Boutcher, sustained minor back injuries from a collision on West avenue near Elm street. Several other rear end and side collisions were reported on Cleveland street, Lake avenue, and nearby cross streets, with drivers fleeing the scene in some cases and others settling privately.
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West Avenue
Elm Street
Arline Boutcher
Brainard Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Chas. Snyder
E. B. Finn
Lenacrave Avenue
W. L. Boutcher
Anthony Linden
Garvin Avenue
Cleveland Street
Green Line
Beverly Court
Sol Kailes
Lake Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Kailes
G. H. Shore
Ninth Street
Broad Street
M. J. Rothgary
Ridgeville
W. P. Campbell
J. W. Cunningham
Pasadena Avenue
Detroit
Mich
Cunningham
Joe Brada
Madison Avenue
City
Brada
Claude Box
Wiliam H. Plumb
George Street
East Avenue
Plumb
John Salay
West 57Th Street
H. Sneicher
Eadi
West River Street
Sweidler
Plane Propelled By Rockets Succeeds
FRANKFURT Germany Sept 30 Fritz Von Opel the wealthy automobile magnate succeeded today in rising in an air plane propelled by rockets instead of by motor The flight was a preliminary test for a planned crossing of the English Channel After two failures he rose to 176 feet and flew six miles before landing
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Frankfurt
Germany
Fritz von Opel
von Opel
English Channel
Mobile braces for hurricane as warnings issued
Warn mobile of approaching gale. The Weather Bureau issued hurricane warnings as a tropical storm near Florida heads toward Alabama. Schools dismissed and harbor ships moved to shelter. Washington reports storm warnings along Alabama and Mississippi coasts upgraded as the center likely crosses near Pensacola with hurricane force winds.
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Mobile
Ala
Weather Bureau
Florida
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Alabama
Mississippi
Pensacola
Traffic toll in Ohio tops 18 in weekend crashes
United Press reports a deadly weekend in Ohio with at least 15 deaths from traffic accidents. Akron area led with five fatalities including Richard Shriber 8 and Earl Calhoun 17. Others died in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Youngstown, and Steubenville areas involving cars, pedestrians, and a canal plunge.
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United Press
Ohio
Akron
Vicinity
Richard Shriber
Earl Calhoun
Sabina
Clifford Parker
Toledo
Glenn E. Schrader
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio Canal
Canal Fulton
Marie Rodman
Ravenna
Cleveland
Walter C. Whits
White Motor Company
Beatrice Hart
Cincinnati
Mary Ingle
Frank Anderson
Youngstown
Herbert Allen
Struthers
Andy Solopeck
New Castle
Andy Shaeffer
Beaver County
Steubenville
Bragio Claroni
Ohio Valley Hospital
Will of Lorain bachelor Randall to be contested
The will of George Randall who died intestate in Lorain and left about 125000 is challenged in common pleas court. Marian Randall of Toledo, niece and beneficiary of 500, filed a petition to open a contest claiming the probate filing may not be the last will and testament. The will's provisions previously directed about 35000 to Lorain churches and relatives and the remainder to Gates Hospital for endowing rooms in memory of Randall's deceased sister.
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George Randall
Lorain
Gates Hospital
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Marian Randall
Toledo
H. C. Wilcox
Randall
Berea Mayor and World War Hero Dies at 45
John R. Southam, 45, honored World War II veteran and longtime Mayor of Berea, died in Berea Community Hospital Sunday after an appendectomy operation. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Berea
Berfba
John R. Southam
Berea Community Hospital
Vote close on flexible provision of tariff bill
Washington dispatch reports the fate of President Hoover's appeal to retain the flexible provision allowing duties to be charged per tariff commission recommendations is in doubt in the Senate. A United Press poll indicates 45 of 92 senators oppose, 43 in favor, with four undecided. If the four swing votes align, Vice President Curtis could decide the outcome.
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Tariff Commission
Senate
United Press Today
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Johnson
Hepn
Dallas
Repn
Idaho
Hendrick
Dem
Wro
Dill
Wash
United Press
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Wis
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Brookhart
Iowa
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Howell
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Nye
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Blac
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S. C
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Brock
Tenn
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Copeland
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Slass
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King
Utah
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Pittlman
Nev
Robinson
Ark
Sheppard
Tex
Simmons
Smith, SC
Stephens
Swanson
Thomas
Tydings
Wagner
Walsh
Mass
Mont
Wheeler
Balloon led by Van Orman in Bennet race
St Louis report on the 39 Gordon Bennett International Trophy. Belgiz remained unreported while eight other balloons completed flights. Goodyear VIIL traveled 325 miles landing near Troy, Ohio. Ward T. Van Orman piloted the winning craft.
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ST. Louis
Belgiz
Denmark
Bedford
Ind
Atwater Arrest Ends Seven Month Hunt In Graft Scandal
Harmon G. Atwater, long hunted as key man in the Cleveland playground land graft, was captured in Chicago and brought to Cleveland by County Secret Service Officer John Toner. He faces allegations linking him to a $30,000 graft with politicians, including sending councilmen to prison and brief mention of the Schooley family.
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United Press
Cleveland
Harmon G. Atwater
Cleveland Playground
Chicago
Atwater
Secret Service
John Toner
South Side
Liston G. Schooley
Liston G. Schooler, Jr
Reformatory
City Hall
Schooley
Miller
New 645 Well to Be Drilled Tuesday in Carlisle Field
George H. Dempsey announced that a second 645 gas well will start Tuesday on the Moses Kolb farm in the Carlisle field. Dempsey-Dougherty contractors will drill the well, east of the John Westley gusher that set county records. Steel & Tubes Inc. are interested, as they were in the Westley development.
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John Westley
Carlisle
Moses Kolb
George H. Dempsey
Dempsey - Dougherty
Steel & Tubes Inc
Westley
Dempsey
Falls From Plane Saved By Parachute Heroic Rescue
Captain Jack Butterfield, 34, air corps reserve officer, earned Caterpillar Club membership after using a parachute to escape a doomed Army Pt-1 biplane over Luaken field. He dropped 209 feet before deploying. the plane crashed into the Miami River dry bed. Butterfield credits his cockpit safety belt for helping his survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jack Butterfield
Air Corps Reserve
Oficer
Luaken Field
Butterfield
Miami
Have No Word Of French Plane At Le Bourget
Paris officials at Le Bourget field had no word on Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte after they departed Friday on a 5,000 mile distance flight to Siberia. The Question Mark carried fuel for about 48 hours and was last heard over Cologne, Germany, on Friday morning with no further communication.
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Lle 2
Paris
le Bourget Field
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Siberia
le Bournet Field
Cologne
Germany
Legion Leaders Address 45000 at Louisville Convention
Adequate land and sea defense to protect national colors urged by army and navy leaders at the eleventh annual American Legion convention in Louisville. Admiral Hugh Rodman retired praised a second best navy, while Gen. Peyton C. Marek urged a strong army and merchant marine. Speakers included Paul V. McNutt and James F. Barton, with Kentucky Governor Sampson noted.
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Louisville
American Legion
Hugh Rodman
U.S. N
Peyton C_ Marek
U. S. Army
Paul V. 3Fc- Nutt
James F. Barton
Boyce Ficklen, Jr
American Legion Auxiliary
Flem D. Sampson
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Boston
Los Angeles
QG. L. Bodenheimer
Arkansas
A. L. Cox
North Carolina
Ralph T. O'Neil
Kansas
Busy Schedule for Farm Women in Lorain County
Lorain county extension plans a busy October for farm women with sewing machine clinics this week in five communities. About 101 sewing machines will be repaired, with 23 crippled units taken to Brownhelm and 14 to Henrietta, 14 to Wellington, 31 to Oberlin, and 19 to Grafton, plus 48 attendees without machines. R. D. Barden and Miss Bonar coordinate, and furniture refinishing starts mid October in six towns including Belden and Ridgeville. A state extension conference and Four H Club Congress at Ohio State University are on the calendar, with Lorain county sending several youth and a chaperon.
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Lorain County
Wilma Bonar
R. D. Barden
Ohio State University
Voice Across the Atlantic Reaches Judge Wilcox Home
At four o clock yesterday a telephone call linked Judge B C Wilcox in Cincinnati to his nephew by marriage Dr J Dellinger in The Hague. A New York operator arranged the timing and the Wilcox family gathered to speak to across the ocean via radio conference.
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B. C. Wilcox
East Avenue
Judge Wilcox
Dr. J. ©. Dellinger
Hague
Netherlands
Thas
New York
Atlantic
Avery Wilcox
Fisher youths reel in prizes at Ely Park fountain fishing event
Junior Isaak Waltons and dozens of young anglers return to Ely Park fountain after a Sabbath rest as chief E J Stabbard announces cash prizes for top catches. Heaviest fish earns three dollars for Louis Kegges, with several two and one dollar awards for others including Edward Meeks Max Murlubus and Joe Shabba among many dog fish entries.
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Isaak Waltons
Ely Park
E. J. Stabbard
Los Angeles
Louis Kegges
West River’ Street
Edward Meeks
East Avenue
Max Mhurlubus
Damm
Harvard Street
Joe Shabba
Quarry Street
Amherst
Ohio
Oliver Cammarn
Biba Street
Melvin Brandt
East River Street
Eddie Morse
Elyvia
Alfred O'Donnell
Middle Avenue
Wllliam Pfaff
Kenyon Court
Alfred O'Donnel, Jr
Justice Given Year In Penitentiary for Clinton Official
In Columbus on September 30 Jekn R Holcomb 47 justice of the peace in Clinton Township pled guilty to embezzling 432.50 from fines collected in his court. Common Pleas Judge Duncan sentenced him to a minimum of one year in the penitentiary after the plea on one of three indictments.
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Columbus
Jekn R. Holcomb
Posos
Clinton Township
iCommon
Duncan
Two Men Held For Grand Jury Charges In Theft Case
In police court this morning Claude Moore was found guilty of petit larceny and Hollis Brown guilty of receiving stolen property from a theft involving two revolvers. Bond set at $250 each. both committed to the Grand Jury. The revolvers belonged to William Spencer, who testified with his wife.
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Claude Moore
Hollis Brown
William Spencer
Spencer
Raids Hit Lorain County Booze Squad Seizes Liquor
Ten people were arrested as Lorain County deputies conducted four raids over the weekend leading to seizure of a large quantity of alleged liquor. In Olmsted Township at Second Dutch Road, Mike Toman was arrested for possession of liquor after officers found gallons of whiskey and cases of beer. deputies pursued him into the rear of the farm after a chase. A second raid on Babe Adams’ North Broadway establishment led to the arrest of a man named Lee Clifford for possession of liquor and the seizure of beer and whiskey prior to his attempt to flee.
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Lorain County
Sheri Clarence E. Adams
Adams
Cuyahoge County
Mike Toman
Toman
Bagley Road
Olmsted Township
Tomen
Babe Adams
North Broadway
Lorain
Lee Clifford
Clifford
Enrollment drive kicks off at Y M C A in Elyria
More than 130 workers on seventeen teams gather at the Y M C A for the opening meeting of a YMCA enrollment campaign in Elyria. EK A Shumekerx of Columbus will speak, as three nightly sessions run through Friday for men and Saturday for boys. A 730 member goal is set. largest team is the Young Men's club with thirty workers. other teams include the 3. C. A senior gym class, business men's class, Cheeses and Crackers Club, Rotary, Kiwanis, and Agenda Club pending. Ten teams of boys also participate with daily progress reports through the week.
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Elyria
Rotary Club
Agenda Club
Bors
Pilot and Three Passengers Die In Plane Crash
In Kane Pennsylvania a plane crash last night killed pilot W H Emery and three passengers in a meadow site when the meteor failed. Emery his brother Leland and E L Michael 25 were killed instantly Miss Ella Dervis died en route to a hospital all residents of St Marys Pa Emery had participated in three transcontinental air races.
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Kane
W. H. Emery
Buter
Emery
Leland
E. L. Michael
Ella Dervis
St. Mary's
Bush To Manage The White Sox
Donie Bush, who resigned as Pirates manager, will manage the Chicago White Sox for the next two seasons, officials of the Indianapolis Indians announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pou Netlin
Chicago
Donie Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago White Sox
Indjannapolis Indians
Local man fined for liquor possession by Justice George
Benny Sxaska of Kolbe Road Ameherst was fined 100 dollars and costs after being arraigned before Justice S J George for possession of liquor this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Sxaska
Kolbe Road
Ameherst
S.J George
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