Treasurer of Akron Varnish Company Missing
A formal announcement states Mr A McCrum is no longer connected with Akron Varnish Company daily operations. Rumors cite a large cash shortage but an expert audit reports all funds and books in order, though McCrum’s absence remains unexplained and relationships with associates are noted as strained.
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Akron Varnish Company
At. A. McCrum
Akron Varney Co
Ab. McGrann
Themis
Akron
Pittsburg
New York
Vitisburg
Methow
McCrutin
Werle
Ville
McCrum
McCram
McCrim
BG. Kubler
Affidavit alleges fraud in McCrinike matter and asset concealment
An affidavit states a party added to a case against defendants in Clinton County alleging concealment and removal of property to defraud creditors. It seeks attachment on the defendants residence on Adolph Avenue and sheriff's possession of the property is mentioned.
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Cork
Mr. O'Neil & Co
J. Th
Clinton H. Cuvolisie
Pinot
Adolph Ave
Household goods moved amid unclear motives in Mote case
Learned Monday that Mote family removed household goods from the residence and that the shipping went to Peoria while the whereabouts of Victor Mote remains unknown. A $5,000 marriage settlement stands in the wife’s name. McCrom owned local real estate. A note for $1,000, signed with McCrom, was tied to stock recently purchased. The stock is in Mrs Meteams possession.
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A M. Mote
MeQrum
Peoria
Mote
Vlchor
Meron
McCram
Conmmdership
Unclear Transcript Hints at Local Dispute and Alleged Abuse
A corrupted OCR passage references a family conflict or confrontation involving Uncle Joe and others, mentioning a white wagon, a grove area, and threats against a town resident. The text includes scattered names like Mandert and Gage, with phrases suggesting a court or accusation context and an implied act of violence or coercion. The fragmentary source yields little verifiable detail beyond these hints.
They Were Schoolmates In A Narrow Escape Tale
Fragmentary notes describe a group of schoolmates including Woy and FL Wolf aiding a person while Strickland, once with a prison bound reputation, joined the effort. The unreadable OCR leaves a hazy sequence of kinship and past employment.
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Wolf
Bunner
Strickland
Man Missing as Mortgage Cash Vanishes in California Dream
A man aided by a relative secured a $200 loan to lower his mortgage rate on a pleasant home. The $400 mortgage cash vanished from a hat box while the wife was out shopping. Stricklind left the house and did not return. Police suspect the young man, who has talked of going to California, may have fled. Strickland previously served time for grand larceny.
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Low Wikhond
Gereal Go
Cooper Shops
Mr. Wolf
California
Sinlokland
Lam Gure That Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Saves A Life
A Missourian named A B La falette from Gregory Landing credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her life during a severe illness. She recalls doctors said she could not live, but relief came after taking the remedy and she has kept it on hand ever since. Sold by E Bielobughar & Co and other merchants.
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Asya
A.B. Lafalette
Gregory Landing
Chirk County
Missouri
E Bielobughar & Co
Whale Wale Nyetts
Property Controlling Streets In Warren Toledo Area
We own or control every foot of street and suburban tracks from Warren to Toledo in Ohio and Michigan. The Moore syndicate led by B W Moore consolidates holdings excluding Pomery Inter and Little con. Toledo property bought by a New York party for about $11 million. Rapid Railway of Detroit acquired for about $3 million.
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Warren
Port Murea
Mich
W. Moore
Theverett Moore Syndicate
Cleveland
Pomery
Toledo
New York
Rapid Railway Company
Detroit
Toledo, Fremont & Norvaik Railway
Rapid Railway
Card of Thanks for Henry Blum Death Loss
The Blum family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends neighbors and the American Hand Ruler employees for the many acts of kindness sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during the sad passing of their beloved son Henry Blum Joba Blum and family note the deep appreciation for support shown during this time
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Heary Blum
Joba Blum
Mayor Doyle and Senatorial Races Clash in County
The article outlines a heated Republican contest for a senatorial nomination two years after a prior battle. Allegations of money use, private meetings, and campaign pressure surround supporters of Alexander and Doyle as delegates are chosen for the Republican convention.
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Alexander
Senate
Alexiander
Olbee
Jonathan ‘Taylor
Taylor
WH Doyle
Tienday
le Convens
Gleveland Mrilay
Beech
Lisber
Akron
Akron man eyed for Commissioner law issue in race
Reference to the Commissioner law notes that it is desirable the senator be an Akron man and mentions both candidates opposing the City Commissioner law. Mentions fresh smoked sturgeon and herring to be received Tuesday as a hot weather convenience and saver of cooking. Perey B Tanner.
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Shotld
Akron
T. Perey B
Tanner
Moonlit trial of four gillnetters before Mayor Hanxelman
Four gillnetters faced a combined indictment for regal fishing postponed twice before. They argued they were viewing land at a lake and planned a purchase, but testified they did not start until a dark night and returned with a bag of fish. The court found them all guilty.
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Gillnetters
Hanxelman
Thal
Regal
Ravenna Treas
Children’s Day Exercises at First M. E. Church
Sunday morning programs at the First M. E. church featured recitations by Miss Mabel Watson and Master Earl Miller, a secretary’s report, solos by Helen Harris and B A Upham, an address by Prof. B P Orth, and remarks by Rev. Milton B. Pratt. Herelos were also presented.
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Anand
M. E
Min Mabel Watson
Earl Miller
Mijas Helen Harris
8. P.orth
B. A. Uphap
Milton B. Pratt
Nerve Pills Confidence Ad From Akron Buyer
Mrs. B D Wurty of Akron Ohio extols A W Chase Nerve Pills claiming steady nerves peaceful sleep and strong general health for the nervous and weak. The advertisement notes sale at Lamparter's drug store Booth Howard Street and by dealers with the physician’s portrait and signature on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wurty
Sumner #1
Akron
Ohio
A. W. Chase
Lamparter
Booth Howard
Local Churches Hold Shared Service at Art Presbyterian Artinton
A joint worship event took place across Art Presbyterian Artinton West Congregational and St. Paul s Lutheran churches, uniting congregations in a regional service.
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Art Presbyterian
Artiniton
West Congregational
St. Paul's Lutheran
Train collides at Milat interlock switches
About 9 o clock Saturday evening a B. and O. freight train ran into the interlocking switches at Milat, colliding with four box cars. The front of the engine was slightly damaged. The engineer could not make out the signals due to steam escaping from the engine.
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Milat
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