Sheldon Divorce Case Hotly Contested
Mattie Sheldon contests a divorce suit filed by her husband Charles Sheldon a Pittsfield farmer. Witnesses describe disputes over marriage rumors, alleged alcohol and morphine use, and repeated swearing in front of the children during their years together.
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Clr
Pittsfield
Pleas
Atrevry
Cleveland
Clorenes
Mattie Sheldon
Mra Pittadeld
Sheliton
Pitefle
Shelton
Theyid
New York
Drunken behavior and marriage strain cited in testimony
The testimony describes a wife becoming intoxicated during and after marriage, leading the husband to call a physician. He suspected morphine overdose but learned it was whisky, and Sheldon testified his wife traveled to Wellington for housework while intoxicated. The case involves twenty five witnesses and is expected to be contested quickly.
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Sheldon
Anserted
Mattie Sheldon
Wellington
Oburha
Oburha When He Arrived She, Nooding
Girl Whipped Police Will Not Look for Her
The police will not search for Anne Stollert a sixteen year old who ran away with ten dollars from her parents. Officers say the parents mistreat her and that she behaves unruly. They describe the scene as a circus when she returned home from Ashtabula.
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Iwente
Anne Stollert
Asrtabula
Whitney
Lecture on China by Rev O R Hagar at 1st Congregational Church
A lecture on China will be given Monday at 7 o clock in the 1st Congregational church by Rev O R Hagar on furlough from Hong Kong. It will be illustrated with colored stereopticon views and a collection of Chinese relics Mr Hagar has brought home for display. The public is cordially invited.
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China
1St Congregational Church
O. R Hagar
Hong Kong
Auditor Opinions on Jail Cases Spark City Clash
County Auditor Lewis tells Mayor Folger that the county cannot barge to boerate prisoners sent to the county jail by city ordinances. The incident centers on Ann Novonsi and efforts to release her with support from mayoral allies. The county plans to charge the city for prisoner support under state law, shifting past practice.
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Folger
Lewis
Ann Novonsi
South Lorain Plans Pennsylvania Day For July Festivities
South Lorain residents propose a Fourth of July celebration named Pennsylvania Day to honor workers from McKeesport and Johnstown Pa. An extensive program is planned and the Governor of Pennsylvania may be invited to speak.
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South Lorain
McKeesport
Johnatown
Pra
Pennsylvania
Waterworks Engine Repairs Prompt Temporary Closure
Water service will be suspended from midnight Sunday to 3 am Monday for repairs at the Jake pumping station in Cleveland Ohio. Rev D W Knight of Waite Park M E Society and Mrs Julia Queene with Mr Clarence R Waite of Cleveland are named in the notice alongside local associates.
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Premtt Repairé
Jake
Cleveland
Ohio
D Ww. Knight
Waite Park
M. E. Saurch
Julia Queene
Clarence R. Waite
Obie
Watteiga
Mra
Lew Adama
Middlevende
Merchants Complain of Muddy Streets Hurting Stock
Local merchants protest muddy streets causing dust and dirt to be tracked into stores. They warn mud dries powders and settles on dry goods, injuring valuable merchandise and hindering daily business.
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Streste
Jane
Swiped Lum's Ancestral Pipe
Lom Wing laments a stolen pipe and smoking box said to have come from China and held by the Lum Wing family for centuries. He hopes the thief faces consequences as Morose Lum searches the laundry for the missing heirloom pipe and smoke material.
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Conlio
Lim
Ani
Lem
Lum
Young Bloods Aim to Build Athletic Park in Elyria
The Elyria High School alumni association proposes leasing land from the school board to create a well regulated athletic park. Percy Boynton leads the effort to fund a grand stand, fence, and facilities with ads, seeking $1,000 to start. The project emphasizes sports over profit and aims to boost baseball and football enthusiasm in the community.
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Ely- Mig
Percy Boynton
Twelfth Lana
Elyria
Athlet
Manly Sports
Fight on Broad Street Ends with Fines
Bert Pickard a Chestnut Ridge farmer and William Kolbe a mason faced the mayor in Police Court for an afternoon assault on Broad Street. Kolbe was discharged and Pickard fined $10 after a scuffle that left Kolbe bruised, reportedly sparked by an earlier dispute.
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Bert Pickard
Chestnut Ridge
William Kolbe
Broad Street
Kobbe
Pickard
Koble
Pick Jord
Kobla
Elyria Family Plans Big Lorain Store Block
The Robinson and Hancock Co plan a sixty by eighty eight foot block opposite their present store in Lorain to house one of the finest clothing establishments in northern Ohio. Construction starts immediately as profits rise and the firm expands its arms in Lorain with a full line of rubber goods at cost.
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Robinson and Hancock Co
Ohi
Arma Baginess
Lorain
Policy to weed out Hungarian mill workers at tube plant
A report claims OFE steel plant will gradually remove Hungarian workers from tubes mill. An official says new truth supports the rumor, allegedly started by Lorain labor unions to unsettle foreign employees.
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OFE
Tita
Lorain Laber
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Alma Filds
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