Adreon Wallets Court Over Rent Dispute
Barbara Bauer sued Andrew Adreon in Justice Campbell's court to collect $10.20 rent for a hawk at 6228 Allyn Avenue. Adreon confessed the debt, agreed to leave the amount with the justice, but a counterclaim of nearly $20 emerged for drawing buckets, patching wallpaper, and a window light. The case was dropped after Bauer chose not to proceed.
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Barbara Bauer
Justice Campbell
Andrew Adreon
Hawke
Allyn
Adreon
Plans Approved for South Akron U A C Yard
Plans prepared for the new South Akron yards of the U A C have been approved by the Pennsylvania Co chief engineer and construction authority issued. The improvement is described as one of the most important in recent years for a local road and will aid Akron greatly. After completion, the CG A C will remove most switching between Mill and Exchange streets. The plans also include a roadhouse cousins and a water tank.
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Pennsylvania Co
Akron
Mill
Exchange
Fate Of Ruthven Sealed By Judge Neff Denial
Columbus June 20 Judge Neff denies ever giving an opinion that Ruthven Cleveland murderer should avoid the death penalty. He asserts Ruthven is guilty of first degree murder, a letter to Governor Nash may seal Ruthven's fate. Also includes an advertisement for Prudential Trust Co Pittsburg Pa offering 4 percent savings by mail depositors urged to save.
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Neff
Nash
Ruthven
Cleveland
Prudential Trust Company
Pittsburg
Mall
Savings Bank
Free
Penn and Center Avenues
Relics Found From Benedict Arnold Era In Lake Champlain
Burlington June 21 J G Falcon a Chicago diver found relics from the 1776 ship Royal Savage sunk by the British. He recovered three gun carriages and about thirty cannon balls and shot. Two carriages will go to the Smithsonian. one given to Burlington. Water depth about thirty feet. Falcon spent two hours on site.
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Burlington
J. G. Falcon
Chicago
Lake Champlain
Benedict Arnold
Smithsonian Institution
Woeabington
D. C
Falcon
the Democrat
Sunk schooner and Benedict Arnold papers lost
A report notes the schooner’s sinking and the loss of Benedict Arnold private papers. It is hoped the documents may be recovered.
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Benedict Arnold
Annual strawberry meeting of Summit County Hort Society
Nearly 150 horticulturalists and guests gathered at Mrs. J Hauline’s Stow home for strawberries and music. Reports praised varied strawberry varieties from Akron and Cuyahoga Falls, with talks on pests and fruit prospects. next meeting set for July 10 at Rev F M Groep’s home in Stow.
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Summit County Horticultural Society
Hell Wed- Iseaaas
Aaron ‘Leeple
Sherbondy
Akron
Crawford
Cuyahoga Falls
Fean
Tallmadge
CN. Gaylord
Mins Sill
Hanline
Maxwell Graham
Sperry
Stephen Baldwin
Baldwin
B. Barnes
Robin Redbreast
F. M. Groep
Stow
The
Anciety
Justice Campbell Plans Bellevue Visit for Cousins
Justice J R Campbell will visit Bellevue on Saturday to see five cousins he has not seen since 1884. The trip uses the excursion train to Cedar Point for the benefit of the American Cereal Co.
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Justice Campbell
Justice J. R. Campbell
Bellevue
Justice
Cedar Point
American Cereal Co
Landmark London wager tale and a tonic claim
A London club man won a tide wager by proving a seller could move gold guineas at a low price. The text then touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for long standing female distress, claiming regularity, relief from drains and inflammatory symptoms, and an easier maternity, with a testimonial from a Kentucky woman.
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London
Pierce
Guifie
Mekean Co. Ky
Dr. Pierce
Dog-Catcher Resigns Over Salary Issue
Dropping the dog, the catcher refused further action after a tense exchange on South Main Street. Wan Siebert publicly threatened to resign, citing lack of pay. He planned to resign at the City building, asserting Mayor Doyle supports a salary, but the commission was out of session. An informal pause in dog catching was declared until Saturday.
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Siebert
South Mainst
Doyle
Slobert
Mossys
Wilson
McMillen
Cleveland
Bones Found in Keg Trigger Local Mystery Revival
In La Grange a farm excavating for a new foundation unearthed a beer keg buried a foot under soil containing bones partly destroyed by quick lime. Local residents connect the bones to a Brunswick township mystery involving Liles Cadmum, with the keg reportedly left there years ago.
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Brunswick
la Grange
Hastings
LaGrange
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