Doctor Sues Hospital for Right to Practice
Dr. Albert Wild an Alliance surgeon filed suits against the city of Alliance Safety Director Charles W. Smith and Fred Walker hospital superintendent to enjoin denial of hospital privileges. He says he complied with all rules yet was barred from using the hospital to perform operations or treat patients. The hospital is city supported and the only one within 15 miles.
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Canton
Albert Wild
Alliance Surgeon Today
City of Alliance
Charles W. Smith
Fred Walker
Alliance City Hospital
Wild
Battle Echoes From Lexington to Bunker Hall July Explored
The account traces Lexington events leading to the 1773 and 1775 battles, the Minutemen’s stand, and Boston’s resistance to British rule. It covers the Tea Party era, the Stamp and Townshend Acts, and General Gage’s 1774 deployment with 20,000 troops shaping colonial revolt.
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Lexington
Bunker Hall
Bunker Fall
Lexington Common
Wiliam Dramord
Concord
Letington
James Otis
Hutchinson
Town House
John Adams
England
Townshend
Boston
Samuel Adams
Wassachusetts
Massachusetts Bay Colony
New England
Massachusetts
Gage
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy for Strength
Mrs. William Tts of Wellston Ohio says the Vegetable Compound cured back and side pains and helped with illness after colds. She reports renewed energy, ability to work and care for her children and plans to take Blood Medicine in spring. She invites letters from other women.
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Wellston
Lydia E. Pinkham
Theaper
Saya
William Tts
Ohio
Colonial leaders organize resistance before the 1775 siege
Virginia calls for a colonial assembly and the Continental Congress convenes in Philadelphia to discuss relations with England. Massachusetts organizes the Provincial Congress with John Hancock as chairman and forms a safety committee while arming militias and guarding Concord and Salem stores. Hancock and Adams hide with Rev. Jonas Clarke after meetings in Concord and Menotomy.
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Boston
Virginia
Thirteen Colonies
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
England
Massachusetts
Lemuel Adams
Salem
John Hancock
Committee of Safety
Joseph Warren
Kepr
Concord
Gage
Samuel Adams
Provincial Congress
Menotomy
Arlington
Hancock
Adams
Jonas Clarke
Lexingtoz
Ohio legislature ends session amid veto battles and tax laws
The final hours of the Ohio assembly saw the Republican majority override executive vetoes enacting key bills. A two cent per gallon gasoline tax and six major tax relief measures were approved, while seven vetoes stood. Committees will codify tax and election laws during recess as the 86th assembly closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahey
State Utilities Commission
Senate
Ohio
Dempsey Corporation
Krueger
Lipp
McCreary-Davidson
Attorney-General
Miller
Ohbto
Philadelphia
Republican Steam Roller
86Th General Assembly
Battle of Lexington Fire Sparks Revolution Recalled
Analysis of contemporary accounts describes Captain Parker’s Minutemen gathering at the Lexington Common and facing Major Pitcairn. The first volley killed Jonas Parker and wounded Ebenezer Munroe, as British troops pursued retreat to Concord with heavy losses on both sides and colonial victories echoed by Samuel Adams.
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Lexington
John Parker
Paul Rever
Captain Parker
Buckman
Visi
Munroe
Minutemen
Levington
Hancock
Adams
Ebenezer Munroe
Jonas Parker
Jonathan Harrington Jr
Jonathan
Isaac Muzhgey
Robert Munro
Caleb Har- Tinzion
Joseph Comee
William Tidd
Samuel Hades
John Brown
Asabel Porter
Woburn
Concord
Brcair
Smith
Grenaniers
Acton
Bedford
Lincoln
Carlisle
Old North Bridge
Charlestown Neck
Charlestown
Gage
Earl Percy
Percy
Cagneno
Munroe Tavern
Cnariestown
Samuel Adams
America
Lorain court handles multiple indictments and pleas
In Lorain and Elyria several defendants entered not guilty pleas on charges including rape, bribery, forgery, and bad checks. Bonds ranged from 596 to 1900 dollars as eight prisoners missed arraignment due to attorney absence. Rev D G Martin clashed with Hey T Howard Jones over its defense of Lucile Jones Rey.
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Lorain
William Menschein
Elyria
William Shelby
John Burns
John Fletcher
Rey Martin
Lucile Jones
Rev. Martin
Antwerp Diamond Cutters Claim 585 Reflections Achieved
In Antwerp Belgium jewelers announce a new diamond cutting method that produces 585 reflections, far more than the standard 173, and yields a deeper fire not seen since ancient Egypt. The process is claimed to cut costs substantially.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Egypt
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Maxwell R. King 28 and Helen Day 22 both teachers from Shef field with Rev. Alexander Scott officiating. Robert J. Smith 65 and Selina Penfound 61 from Carlisle with Rev. E. B. Redhead presiding. Andrew Dosak 25 weighman and Margaret Turbak 18 from Lorain with Rev. Novak. Heman Ely Jr 26 district supervisor Ford Co and Josephine Braman 25 from Elyria with Rev. Muir Auld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell R. King
Helen Day
Sheffield
Alexander Scott
Robert J. Smith
Farmer
Selina Penfound
Carlisle
E. B. Redhead
Andrew Dosak
Margaret Turbak
Lorain
Novak
Heman Ely, Jr
Ford Co
Josephine Braman
Elyria
Muir Auld
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admission entries for Mrs Perry Thompson Grafton Francis Kirkbride 137 E Hts Blvd Rutherford Island 2205 7th St Mrs Joseph Ardo Lorain Ohio Discharge entries Leroy Rose La Grange Mrs Oren Wolcots New London Mrs Rupert Fox R 1 Mrs Arthur Hydnutt 229 8th St Harry Mubley 717 E River St Mrs Dewey Crose 219 Bath St Thomas Kershaw 115 Brooklyn St Beauford Shoenfelt Mansfield Ohio
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Perry Thompson
Grafton
Francis Kirkbride
Rutherford
Joseph Ardo
St. Lorain
Ohio
Leroy Rose
la Grange
Oren Wolcots
New London
Rupert Fox
Arthur Hydnutt
Harry Mubley
E. River St
Dewey Crose
Bath St
Thomeas Kershaw
Brooklyn St
Beauford
Local Personal Notices From Cleveland Area
A flurry of social visits and moves as Mr and Mrs J Dobson host in Cleveland. Guests include Mr Ida of Wakefield Avenue and the Thom asson home at 1202 West Avenue. Born to George Weathington and wife a baby girl at Foster Avenue 32. Mrs H W Stewart of Richmond Ohio ends a visit with Mr and Mrs E H Terrell Broad Street and Mr and Mrs L Herr Sandusky. Miss Charlotte Washburn of Boston visits parents Judge and Mrs G Washburn Harris on Harrison Street. O H Terrell and son Edward of Port Clinton Ohio have spent a week with the Terrells Broad Street. Earl Lienbach and bride return from wedding trip and move into Amherst home. Lienbach in local business. Jessie Munnery formerly of this city is Mrs Lienbach. Joseph Conrad and family of 133 Lake Avenue return from Hot Springs AR. R E MacDonald family and A J Lockard with Arthur Stanley and Mrs Lee Stanley of Oberon to Marietta for dates fishing trip. plan stay with Stanley family. Death reported of Mrs Pauling Hutt of Lakewood wife of Herman Hutt. Herman is brother of Charles Hutt of Princeton Avenue. John Lonsway and Robert to visit Sandusky and Tiffin over weekend. Mrs A Starkweather of Oberlin recently guest of Mrs C H Pett on. Mrs C E Leger and daughter Mrs Albert Hay Washington Avenue have wintered in Florida and visit Washington DC for the Daughters of the American Revolution congress. Nellie Borthwick and Mrs James Borthwick guests of Mrs Edward Cunningham Lorain. Clyde Smith attends N V A dance at Cleveland public auditorium Friday.
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J. Dobson
Ida
Wakefield Avenue
Cleveland
Thomasson
West Avenue
George Weathington
Foster Avenue
H W. Stewart
Richimond
Ohio
E. H. Terrell
Broad Street
L . Herr
Sandusky
Charlotte Washburn
Boston
Amherst
Lienbach
Jessie Munnery
Joseph Conrad
Lake Avenue
Hot Springs
Arkansas
R. E. MacDonald
Robert
Ruthellen
Princeton Avenue
A. J. Lockard
Arthur Stanley
Lee Stanley
Oberon
Marietta
Stanley
Pauling Hutt
Lakewood
Herman Hutt
Charles Hutt
John Lonsway
Tiffin
Nellie Borthwick
James Borthwick
Edward Cunningham
Lorain
Clyde Smith
Public Auditorium
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices Across Dairy Fruits and Veggies
Listings show Butter eggs cheese poultry and meats with prices. Apples crates beans cabbage potatoes and tomatoes also listed with per crate or per cwt figures.</end>
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Cleveland
Baeeevereenens
Ohio
York State
Reas
Texas
Stocks at Cleveland Live Stock Yard Slump Amid Slow Trade
Receipts total 100 cattle stockwise with prices for fat steers and cows listed from 3.50 to 11.00. Calves receipts 200 show steady market with good to choice calves at 1.30 and 11.60 for lower grades. Sheep and lambs receipts 500 hold steady with wethers 8.00 to 9.00 and ewes 7.00 to 8.00. Hogs receipts 1600 show 15 to 25 lower with Yorkers 13.00 and heavies 13.10 to 13.25. A San Francisco man seeks divorce claiming his wife refused to talk.
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Cleveland
Death of Wellington resident Charles Furze at 78
Charles Furze of Wellington aged 78 died yesterday morning at 10 20 at his North Main Street home after pneumonia. A longtime Methodist church member he and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary 24 Dec. He is survived by his widow and brother Frank Furze of Wellington. Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church Sunday at 2 30 with Rev Kerr Will officiating.
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Wellington
Furze
North Mai Street
Hua
Frank Furze
Rev. Kerr
Masonic Inspection Held in Wellington
Wellington April 18 The Masonic order held its annual inspection at the Masonic rooms. Inspector F B Cavanagh of Cleveland spoke after a large dinner for over 100 hosted by the Congregational church women. Allen Branson serves as Worshipful Master. Also noted Mrs Fred Bradley was hospitalized with a stroke and Hobart Cushion visited from Ashland. A milk meeting is planned in the mayor's court room April 22 at 8 pm with Secretary Strong attending.
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Wellington
Masonic Order
Masonic Rooms
F. B Cavanagh
Cleveland
Wooster
Lodi
Lorain
Bly- Tia
Congregational Church
Cavanaugh
Allen Branson
Fred Bradley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Hobart Cushion
Ashland
Strong
Association
Herriot Replaces Painleve In French Government
Edward Herriot, deposed French Premier, swaps roles with Paul Painleve, former chamber of deputies president, in Paris. Across Europe reports state Raisuli the Robin Hood of Morocco is again reported dead in Tangier and Madrid. London marks spring time with clocks set forward one hour. In Rome Senator Reid and Frank Sterns meet Mussolini informally. Copenhagen notes U.S. immigration law curbing Scandinavian arrivals.
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Paris
Edward Herriot
Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Senator Reid
Frank Sterns
Mussolini
American ling limits ships on transatlantic routes
A report notes American Ling will operate only three ships between Denmark and America. In Rome April 18 a stock exchange crisis grows from government trading restrictions. Exchanges seek permission to close until May during the national policy work out. Philadelphia police to carry tear gas sticks for riot control and subduing armed suspects.
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American Ling
Denmark
America
Rome
Stock Exchange
Cress
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