Delicate Spine Operation Performed at Akron City Hospital
A rare spinal operation was carried out Thursday afternoon at Akron City Hospital with doctors Barks De WoC Amends and Dr Cryle of Cleves aiding. Mrs Emily Sorrick had suffered paraplegia of the spine and was once helpless for months. The surgeons removed part of the spinal tissue and the patient is rapidly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron City Hospital
Tn, TU. Barks
de Woc Amends
GW. Cryle
Cleves Tana
Emily Sorrick
Special Notice on Sunday Paper Sale and Delivery
Fragmented notice announces the Oltenise Am newspaper, described as the largest paper west at New York, for sale by news dealers. It mentions price, delivery by telephoning a pay station, and an edition timing around Christmas. Concludes with signatures and delivery instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oltenise Am
New York
Ge. Ane
Vietor
Consler
General Jurant
New Rubber and Auto Makers Form National Group
Local firms join the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers and will produce new devices in Akron. The Diamond Rubber Company and Goodyear Tire are among the members, with a 275 ton rubber vehicle throw claim and a dividend declared on rubber stock. The Consolidated Rubber Company reports a January dividend payable to record shareholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rubbrie Company
Fioodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Bf, Goofielh Company
National Association of Automobile
America
Madison Lythe Garden
American Shibber Tire Co
Hese
Rubber Tire Co
Diamond Rubber Co
Je Consol
Ated Rubber the Co
Jersey City
Nob
Pocord
Military officer sentenced for temperate conduct and duty
Brig. Gen. Charles Th Bian, noted for subsistence command, received a nine year sentence for temperate conduct violations tied to a remy boot incident. His immediate replacement will be Col. J Weston as Assistant General at Commits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withhington
Dee
Charles Th Bian
Conrimarthu
Lloyt
Miles
Remy Boot
Shoty Amd
J. Weston
County pool championship title clash tonight
Fragmented report notes Met End and Rampanelli Jr compete for county pool crown tonight. Mention of rivalries, scores, and local bowling action appears mixed with unclear lines and stray names from the Thursday games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Rampanelli, Jr
Fragmented OCR Story on Local Feud and Family
A scrambled OCR snippet describes a local family feud with mentions of individuals and a woman named Loy. The text references a gathering at a residence and a sequence of alleged lies tied to a town dispute, but details are unclear due to errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dee
Wien
Hinehson
Medsine
No Change In Price Of Tillinghast Tires May Appeal
A 1900 license dispute over Tillinghast tires keeps the January price schedule in force. Finvasiteed tires cost 5425 per pair and unguaranteed tires 2.75 per pair. The licensor and licensee agree strict maintenance of terms, with breaches facing penalties and possible sale in Teingement. The Dire decision has yet to go to the appellate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrnest
Tong
Frbaroh Company
Heenbees
Homespin Hearts and Pathfinders Host Social Events
The Homespin Heart company visited Asinwlula Friday morning. The Pathfinders plan the fourth dingo event this season at Of Mo hall. Mrs Anderson hosted a gathering at 402 Valley St Thursday afternoon. Travel agents from Cincinnati and Akron visited, and local clubs held regular meetings at Mrs Len Millon’s home. The Jolly Pathfinders promise a royal dance at Top Hall tonight with a grand prize diamond quidriddl e skit on December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homespin Heart Company
Asinwlula
Pathfinders
Mo Hall
MS. Anderson
Valley St
Holly
Cincinnat
Unio Painte Vallend
Akron
A. Alnd
Cleveland
Atchison, Popeka & jHanta Beronte
Len Millon
Dimeneliy
Mir
Goodhue
Pathfinder
Ehib
Conflicting Testimony in Martin Brannon Assault Case
In Police court Friday morning conflicting testimony emerged in the Martin Brannon assault and battery case. Brannon and Nichols claimed they did not fight, while Emo Winters testified of a scuffle in Jennie Wilson's saloon. Other incidents included Brannon's 80 day workhouse sentence for false accusations and a series of theft charges in the Bowery area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin, Brannon
Oliver Wilson
Brannon
Win
Howard St
Nichols
Jennie Wilson
Wilson
Brandon
Emo Winters
Wilson Pines
Yors Ulsu
Hittsonore
Charles Aldridge
Cony
Ase France
Doerler
My. Oxear
Stomael
Bowery St
Coutrsetor
P.P. Kidder
Peter Pollock
Lange
Last Links and Community Notices Highlight Local Events
A brief column notes the Young People's Christian Union meets at six for a topic on democracy. W T Martin reports on an injury from a trench fall and plans to walk with crutches, with a return to Akhou likely soon. The Royal Review will be represented in Cleveland tonight, and the Cleveland Connells plan a 200-candidate initiation at Grays Armory. Also recounted is a humorous quip about a man and an insane challenger, ending with a note on a curious scene and a garbled closing line.
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Deleon
Schumacher & Gammeter
Howard Wt
Mie
Fiave
Geo. D. Crumline, Grocer
East Market Street
Phone Sa
Prione
J. Rutherford & Sons
South Main Street
City Hospital
Aire
Brooks
Greenwood Bros
Star Clothing and Shoe House
Riall
J. B. Storer
D. A. Bibbard
J. B. Storer & CO
Jewelers
South Howard Street
Gioodoiss
Reid Bros
EAGAN
Hard
Met
Tonieht
He Peare
Han
Tony Snunilinge
Hatast
P.O
Thele Sain
Port Ono
Tenn
Peerless
Peewties
Aton Pylithig Company
Phursdiy
Miron Vriniing Co
Grand - Opera - House
U. K
Aldavogh, Maneaver
Great Kellar
Kellar
Cal Stewart
Josh Weathersby
Masterpioos
Karin
Aeonle ii Nechinical Investiros
Eproial
Stewart
John Grombine
King
Arington
Democrat
Risch & McCoy
Nanshield
Ohio
Eel Telephone
Young People
Christian Anion of the Universalist Church
Ida
Democracy
Leider
Candwell
W.T. Martin
Marton Center
Provident
Royal Revum
Cleveland Connells
Grays Armory
Horace Mant
Mr. Mann
Mann
Sam
Via
Climax Stove
the Jahant CO
South Howard St
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