Suit Over Injuries Hallmarked At Triangle Car Incident
Mrs Oliver Trainer sues N. O. T. Co. for $20,000 claiming injuries when a car abruptly started as she tried to board at the Triangle. Her husband seeks $15,000 alleging loss of society, labor and management of the household. Both suits filed after May 9 and May 12 respectively, with attorney Frank L. Watters. The case details describe a spine injury and internal injuries, plus medical bills as consequences. A separate local note advertises events at East End grounds and a strange animal tale near a coal mine with multiple witnesses and eerie incidents at the Shaneman property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Trainer
Triband
Wesldes
Trainer
Frank ‘el Watters
May St
Abe
Hi In
Bho
Ahe
Blazing Red Ball Seen In Night Time Illumination
A rugged reminiscence recounts a blazing red light seen at night near the Shaneman property. Neighbors describe a vivid radiance moving along lanes and into a barn, with family members witnessing eerie colors and a firelike glow during a time of death and change in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaneman
Biky
Peter Shotfer
Rome
Wall Street L N Stock Deal Nets Gates Gain of 8 Million
At a conference in New York between Gates Bulmont and Morgan interests Morgan & Co gained control of Louisville and Nashville. The Gates group sold 200000 shares at 100 each, netting Gates about 8 million. The move marks one of the sharpest financial maneuvers with Morgan involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aug
Joh W. Gates
W. Perkins
Hell
PF. Morgan & Co
Morgan
Louisville and Nashville
J. PB. Morgai & Co
Gates
Louisville & Nashville
Gintem
Arr. Morgan
Local Sports Card Mentions Buchtel Game Saturday
Fragmentary notes reference a football or basketball event at Buchtel Saturday August 9 with Cleveland opponents. The garbled text lists teams and times, indicating an upcoming game or recap with local school names and a Saturday schedule.
Police and Sheriff Decline To Arrest Akron Incident
First Sergeant Harry F Treap of Company A Eighth Ohio arrived in Akron from Camp Stekinley with ten men to aid in an arrest request from Newark. Police and Sheriff declined to act saying proper steps were not taken to authorize arrests. Treap then sought Sheriff Helly, who also refused. A local game at East Bed grounds Saturday afternoon mentions Bast A A.O. versus Shovards of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. ‘Treap
O. N
Akron
Camp Stekinley
Newark
Delhy
Nowark
Nga
East Bed Grounds
Bast A. A. O
Ve. Bbovhards
Cleveland
Dinnerroom disturbance at a Knox hotel table
Attorney General Knox and companions dined when three men Schoen Cramp and Stevenson joined a nearby table and directed boisterous conversation toward Knox. A waiter urged moderation, but the men persisted, prompting multiple protests from Knox and witnesses as tensions rose and a veiled clash over trust policy followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Knox
Mr. Knox
Hepe
Charles T Schoen
Theodore Cramp
Mr. Stevenson
Mnnex
Schoen
Cramp
Doosevelte Gabipet
Niax
Hedwalter
Sehoen
Mr. Cramp
Stevenson
Beloon
Steven
Walter
Oaf Annex
Boheen
Behoen
Ora Knox
bin Tetente
Syy
Violent Cafe Clash Involving Attorney General
A chaotic scene erupted after insults toward the Attorney General at a cafe annex. Knocks, blows, and grappling followed as Mr Cramp and associates clashed with Mr Knox and others, with staff ejecting participants and the group retreating to a hotel. Police or further action not detailed.
Withdrawn Petition Over Odor Restraint At Soap Plant
The petition by Mrs. Carrie Turner to restrain Adam Duncan Crom from allowing an offensive odor at a soap plant was withdrawn after Judge Anderson granted a temporary partial restraint. The plaintiffs declined to accept the order which required a $3,100 bond, allowing Crom to continue operations. The temporary order remains in force until August. Cabins, Altos, and surrounding grounds were noted for the hearing location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Turner
Adam Duncan Crom
Anderson
Duncan
Iis
Dudge Anderson
Marriages Licenses and Occupations in Local Notices
A fragmented local notices item lists marriages and licenses. Entries reference Edward A. Jones and Obie Hague with groom occupations including mason and dutcher, and names Wy Obie Hague, Bina Oller, Margaret Goetley with laborer and other occupations, all tied to Akron and rural locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Jones
AMFOR
Pesth Bwiratty
Groom
Obie Hague
Cay
Fata
Bina Oller
Akron
Willand Robinson
Cap
Malin
Margaret Goetley
Walls
A Groom
County Pay Rule Push Backs Travel, Lodging Costs
Attorney General Shoots clarifies the Legislature must allow County Commissioners only emergency outlays for expenses in performing duties. The opinion to Clark County's J. D. McGrew states that the allowance excludes traveling, hotel, or livery costs and covers only immediate county needs, with no routine reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmibs
J. D. McGrew
Clark County
Genera
Mie
A Hand in the New Code
Columbus leaders discuss a code aligned with the federal plan. Mayor Hinkle and cabinet face questions over secrecy. Mayor Johnson of Cleveland seeks input from Democratic mayors for a united approach at Cedar Point or Cleveland and Cedar Point meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hinfle
Columbua
United Nation
Ohlo
Hinkle
Ninle
Johnson
Cleveland
Columbus City Hall
Cedar Point
Two Lost Toddlers Found in France Town Makeovers
Two three year old girls were found wandering on South Main Street near McCoy at 10 am Friday. Neither child could name herself. they were taken to Police Headquarters to await identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omcortry
France
South Maim &T
McCoy
Improvements Completed At Walsh Milling Co Plant
The Walsh Milling Co of Cuyahoga Falls resumed operations after extensive improvements and modern machinery installation. The Nordyke and Marmon swing sifter system was added to boost flour quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh Milling Co
Cuyahoga Falls
Priday
Nasetsvertwalkd
Urbana man outsmarts poker syndicate without court action
Springfield judge notes Laula Wald of Urbana achieves a singular victory over a local gambling ring. Two syndicate agents landed in Urbana on July 1, stayed three days at his saloon, then were told funds would come from his wife. Wald kept them longer, then sent them away, warning not to return, while witnesses say they spent over $800 in his establishment.
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Marry
Mary Hind
Terry
Drenthieas
Chen Paws
Pater Bhatter
Springfield
Laula Wald
Urbana
Wald
Hilmor HA
Bicycle crash injures man breaking thigh at Pur parest
Joseph Beardmore of 405 Witthy Ave was riding a bicycle on Pur parest when he collided with crockery, was thrown to the ground and suffered a broken thigh. Parks' ambulance transported him to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph 1
Beardmore
Witthyave
Purparest
Parks
Painter
Personal notices from Gallipolis and Akron region social roundups
Missives list several visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs Chas McCormish in Gallipolis Urbana resident Mildred Black visiting in Akron and Urbana, Mrs Cahill and family back from Put in Bay, Meyer Herzberg of Bellaire visiting J H Greenwood, Minsaura Holbein in town to visit sister, Jessie Pettit returning to New York for Atlantic City trip. Women's Relief Corps outing with 60 attendees at J H Dellenberger residence with fishing and boating. Mr M A Buchtel and wife from Can ton visiting son A G J Bachtel. notes on Bachtel’s years in Akron and canal boat arrival. Mentions East End grounds ball game and Eberhards of Cleveland.
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Chas
McCormish
Gallipolis
Mike Mildred Black
Urbana
P. Cahill
Put-'in Bay
Meyer Herzberg
Bellaire
Airs
J. H. Greenwood
Adolph Ave
Minsaura M. Holbein
Medina County
Slater
Clark
Williame
West Buchtel Ave
Jessie Pettit
New York
Atlantic City
Women's Relief Corps
J. H. Dellenberger
Reservoir
Flebing
M. A. Buchtel
Canton
A. G. J. Bachtel
Bachtel
Atti Hale
Akron
Ohio Canal
Cleveland
Armory Sold at Medina County Auction
Medina county commissioners sold the Wadsworth armory at public auction last Saturday. Captain Fred F. Folk of Company G C N G and Thomas Hambleton bid to acquire the property, securing it for 1028.80. Cleveland amateur teams The Hornlands and The Eberharde were scheduled to play games at local grounds this Friday and Saturday, with event arrangements postponed by a fire incident affecting a Camere club meeting.
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Medina County
Wadsworth
Fred F. Folk
Company G
Thomas Hambleton
Hhorlands
Cleveland
Hast Nod Grounds
Eberharde
Wrens
Kant End
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East End
Enat A. A. C
Wetherhards of
Cleveln
Joop the
Joop
Baturdos
Loulee
Minnie Shaffer
Mr. Shaffer
Adam Kiehl
Sheffer
Ehoote
Lie
Jean Cady
Barberton
George Conrad
Sherman
Hreitenstein
John Winkleman
Harry Breitenstein
Adam Kohl
Shaneiman
Kiebl
Breitenstein
Ruchtel
John W Gates
The
Warner
Reward Warner
Crosby At
Beneat Bickle
Cuyahogu St
Nud Atrw
Thomas Tenkitim
Challon
Son
Brown
Wud
Alo
Jokes Brown
Lorain
Spothem Saturiny
Mberhards
Buchtel Larounde
Harry Treap
Co. B
Fon
Pwitvenses Kay
Han
Hhe
Tafe
Sehoon
Knox E
Alede
Mr. Schoen
Schoen Mather
Mr.Beboen
Brevoneon
Crimp
Behoon
Eraip
Cotofo
Et Ang Mar. Blovenson
Marlborough
Hawt
A. O
Altos
Buehhtet
East
Bead
Taney Gotumas
A. Polsky
Sysens Saght
Reve
Rse Hay
May Manton
Bazar Patterns
A.polsky
Daylight Store
S. Howard'st
East End Grounds
A. A. OC
V8 Eberhards
Armory
Camere Club
Addrews
Democrat
Offeo
P. H. Sehneider Co
North Walnutt
Allen Booth
Buel
Allen Taye Jor
Booth
Bootha
Allens
Ates
Allen
Hagelbarger
Prich
C. Price
Booth High Wt
Tralabco
Danate
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