Smith Says No Conflict Between Religion and Patriotism
New York April 38. Governor Alfred E Smith asserts there is no conflict between Catholic religious loyalty and loyalty to the United States. The remarks appear in an Atlantic Monthly article replying to Charles Marshall and detail Smiths oath of office and public duties. Marshall counters, arguing tensions between Catholic doctrine and American government, while Smith defends the separation of faith and state.
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New York State
New York
Alfred F. Smith
Smith
United States
Atlantic Monthly
Renry
Charles ©. Marshall
Marshall
United Press
Brith
Marshal
Leo XI
John Joseph McVey
Marsha
Francis PL Duffy
Tone
Fined For Wrong Parking And Speeding
Samuel Wright testified as a hotel clerk in Cleveland and was fined 10 in police court for violating the city traffic ordinance by parking in front of a fire hydrant on Broad Street and driving faster than 25 miles per hour. W. J. Pierce of Cleveland pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid 5 plus costs.
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Samuel Wright
Cleveland
Wright
Broad St
Speer
W. J. Pierce
Claveland
Flooded Arkansas towns strain relief efforts
Arkansas faces widespread flooding from Forest City to Hughes and Marietta with 300 families and 200 from Hughes seeking Red Cross aid. Railroads provide shelter and tents as relief funds are urged. Cairo Illinois shelters refugees while levees guard Memphis and New Orleans reports note levee strain and further inundation risk along the Arkansas river and White river watershed.
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Arkansas
Forest City
Marietta
Ark
Hughes
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Cairo
Renpietta W. G.T. To Meet Wednesday
April 18 notice of Henriotts WI T. U. meeting at Mrs Clem Bates home Apt 28 at 2 p m. Important meeting will discuss partitions business and all members and friends are urged to attend.
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Menimetta
Henriotts WI. T. U
Clem Bates
Browning Seeks Receivership For Plains Property
Browning filed for a receivership on his property in Wippe Plains New York. Attorney for Browning claimed he was granted a separation from his wife and has been ordered to pay alimony of 200 a week from mid March to mid April. Justice Frank Young referred the matter to Justice A H Sueney for separate hearing on the separation and alimony issues.
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Peaches
Teckiv
Browning
Wiippe Plains
N. Y
Edward West Browning
Pr Ccunsel
Supreme Court
Frank Young
Walther bill to require stops at railroad crossings
The governor still has bills awaiting executive action including the half tax levy and others. This page notes Tearons being released as the youngest employe. The Walther bill targets veterinary care stops before railroad or urban tracks.
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Uedd
Fe Lins
Jury Selection in Capital Case Faces Delays and Challenges
A court report describes a divided defense in a capital case as jurors face questions about alleged misconduct by Mrs. Snyder and tense proceedings. Prospective jurors admit uncertain ties, leading to more challenges and the possible vacancy of a key seat.
Karnival Dance at Coliseum in Lorain
Easter week will usher in an unusual event at the Moose Coliseum Lorain with a Karnival dance on Saturday night April 23. The auditorium will be decorated and attendees will receive carnival hats favors and other emblems of fun at no extra charge. Music will be by the augmented Stromberg Fisher orchestra of Cleveland.
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Moose Coliseum
Lorain
Stromberg- Fisher Orchestra of
Cleveland
Slayer Pleads and Receives Life in Murder Case
Alex Maynor pleaded guilty to participating in the murder of Jasper Hassell, a watchman for Midland Steel Products Co., in Cleveland. He was sentenced to 13 to imprisonment. Judge Irvine Carpenter presided with local prosecutors and defense counsel present. another suspect, Josep Weaver, faced sentencing as the “tiger man” in the crime.
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Killters
Watchman
Cleveland
Clarveland
Alex Maynor
Jasper Hassell
Midland Steel Products Co
Onis
Fowler
Weet
Common Pleas
Irvine Carpenter
Nore
Wild
Edward Stanton
Aessatant
James Courell
George We Gurney
Carenter
Three Husbands Seek Divorces in Common Pleas
Three husbands filed for divorce in the court of common pleas today. Clarence Armbuster accused his wife Mabel of extreme cruelty and neglect, claiming she left home in 1925. Lovinne Nf. Terrell sought divorce and custody from Eunice M. Terrett alleging neglect, ungovernable temper, and failure to provide. Dark Peser accused Flay Pee erst, N. Maln and Anlan strents, Anerat, of extreme cruelty, saying his wife kept company with other men and threatened to shoot him. He also asked for an injunction to prevent disposition of property or further actions.
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Court of Common Pleas
Clarence Armbuster
Mabel
Medina County
Furcurest
Lovinne Nf
Terrell
Eunice M. ‘Terrett
Cleveland Street
Heoho Court
Edgar
Flay Peeerst
N. Maln
Anlan Strents
Anerat
Chaser to Verate Out of Lorain Lorain Seasteward Crews Change
The city announces a new seasteward unit based in Lorain with a replacement captain arriving soon. The current leader, Cantein Harrity, has recently retired and will be replaced within two weeks to operate out of Lorain.
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Lorain
T. T. Crowley
Buffalo
Cantein Harrity
Wards Granted Temporary Support in Alimony Case
Victoria Solomon of Oberlin was granted $10 weekly support and £50 attorney fees from Julius Solomon as her alimony suit proceeds. A separate order barred Solomon from disposing of or encumbering property. Another case awarded Afansenkow $50 semi monthly and $50 attorney fees from Steve Afansenkow, while Rittinger received $50 immediately and $125 with two excuses in a court order.
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Victoria Solomon
Locust Street
Oberlin
Julius Solomon
Solomon
Dingaly
Eg Proskuye Afansenkow
Steve Afansenkor
Harriott Rittinger
PL Od
Rittinger
Wis
Fire department cites matches as chief cause of local blazes
Elyria fire department reports children playing with matches as the main source of fires. Squad company 2 fought a grass fire at Margeilles street and Bellefield avenue today after extinguishing a brass fire at Woodland avenue and Went street last night.
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Elyria
Woodland Avenue
Went Street
Margeilles Street
Bellefield Avenue
Troth
Pac G Company Sues Lorain Men In Court Here
Swift and Company of Chicago sues the Springowski brothers of 1715 Long Avenue Lorain for 165.70 in the Lorain court of common pleas. Charles M Woychek of 1010 East 24th Street Lorain files suit as administrator with others to obtain a court partition of property in Lorain.
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Pac ‘G Company
Swift and Company
Chicago
Springowski
Lorain
Selk
Charles M. Woychek
East 24Rd Street
Court of Common Pleas
Church to Borrow Rebuilding Funds
The Second Methodist Episcopal Church of Lorain won court confirmation to mortgage its property and borrow 19,009 dollars for edifice improvements. Judge W. B. Thomson presided in the common pleas court as the ruling was affirmed.
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Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
W. B. Thomson
Local Whippet Gaylord of Mercury Wins Multiple Ribbons
William S. Theobald of 685 Last River Street showed his whippet Gaylord of Mercury at the Canton Ohio dog show over the weekend. The dog earned two first prize ribbons, one purple winner’s ribbon, and a special ribbon for best of breed. Gaylord of Mercury has won several ribbons at dog shows this year.
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Gaylord
Roadster damaged in collision on Second Street
Andy Molnar of 119 Furnace St reports his roadster was struck by a car driven by Clinton Brown on Second Street Saturday night. Brown allegedly drove on the wrong side. Molnar’s radiator and wheels damaged. Brown arrested for intoxication. Casper Cash riding with Brown is missing.
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Andy Molnar
Furnace St
Clinton
Brown
Second St
Molnar
F Molnar
Casper Cash
City eyes prosecutions for riverbank rubbish dumping
Citizens complain of rubbish dumped along river banks and city roads. The city service director warned that repeat offenders would be prosecuted.
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City Service
Local man fined $1 for intoxication in police court
Tony Zalany was fined $1 for intoxication in police court this morning. He pleaded guilty and arranged to pay the costs. Zalany did not appear in person.
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Tony Zalany
Zalane
Costa
Ile
Intruder Tampering Found After 4470th Street Break In
Police report shows rear entry damaged at 4470th Street but no loot missing or traces of intruders found. Loot appeared tampered with, yet no solid evidence tied to a break in was located.
Potace Called to Stop Noisy Boys at Roosevelt School
Paliea were called to Woodford avenue soon after midnight Saturday to break up a gang of boys disturbing the neighborhood near Roosevelt school. When officers arrived the noise ceased.
Foreclosure Mortgage Orders in Lorain County Case
The court ordered foreclosure of a mortgage on Lorain property where Margaret Ratelle Greenawalt Lamphter was awarded $4517.97 against Genevieve Park and others. The property will be sold to satisfy the judgment.
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Lorain
Margaret Ratelle Greenawalt Lamphter
Cenevieve & Park
Court To Common Pleas
Darrow Reflects On Modern Age In Birthday Interview
Clarence Darrow, age 70, discusses why the world may face a new dark age under materialism. He criticizes lack of original thinking, warns of rising ignorance and intolerance, and shares views on life, pleasure, and the role of education.
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Darrow
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Ils
United Press
Mryself
Steubenville Realty Co Receives Judgment in Foreclosure
The Majestic Realty Company of Steubenville was awarded 42,584.44 against 3. P. Ferencik trustee and others by Judge W. B. Thompson. He vacated two prior judgments from June 25, 1926. The suit began December 10, 1925 to foreclose a Lorain County mortgage originally for 49,000.
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Majestic Realty Company of
Steubenville
P. Ferencik
W. B. Thompson
Loraineounty
Captain Harrity Retires From Lorain Coast Guard Post
Captain Augh Harrity of the Lorain coast guard station retires after thirty years of service. He led the local station for eleven years and commanded coast guard launch CG3034. He helped save numerous lives and plans to settle in Erie, with a successor not yet named.
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Lorain
Augh Harrity
Democratic Meeting Set in Lorain at Eagles Auditorium
A Lorain Democratic meeting by the Lorain club will be held at the Eagles auditorium on Sunday April 24 at 2 00 p m. H G Brunner chairman of the Democratic state executive committee will be the featured speaker. Other speakers include Joseph Bridenstein of Cleveland Stephen M Young of Cleveland and Judge J Z Janney of Sandusky.
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Lorain Club
Eagies
H. G. Brunner
Mxerutioa Commsitee
Markets Obs Cleveland Livestock Prices April 18
Cleveland market brief reports cattle hogs and calves with mixed to steady price movement. Strong demand for fat lambs and beef cows noted alongside trims in hogs and feeder weights. Toledo listings show hogs down 15 to 25 cents and various calf and pig prices in the mid ranges.
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Cleveland
Calvas Sinmanrea
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Today's Ten Questions On Classified Page Quiz
A reader quiz lists ten items from the classified page asking about composers, operas, and performers. Topics include Nat King Cole Suite, Bayreuth location, Napoleon's impact on Beethoven, prize contest operas, Victor Herbert's homeland, Amonasia and Aida relation, A Tale music by a noted composer, a Metropolitan Opera prima donna formerly a Pollies girl, Samuel Insull, and a conductor who performs entirely from memory.
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Bayreuth
Napoleon
Beethoven
Victorierbert
Amonasia
Metropolitan Opera
Death notice and funeral details for Charles McLaughlin Elyria
Funeral services were held at St Marys church for Charles F McLaughlin longtime Elytis resident who died in Santa Monica California after a short illness. Interment followed at St Marys cemetery. Also noted is the death of Tibbet Jeniier at her grandson J J Simpson home and plans to ship remains to Jamesville Wisconsin for burial.
Kenneth Proper Passes Away After Surgery
Kenneth Proper of 70 Spruce Street died Saturday evening at Hlyria Memorial Hospital following an operation for appendicitis. He is survived by his parents two brothers Melvin and Milton a sister Elsie and a grandmother and grandfather. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 1720 from the Spruce Street home with Rev Paul Bourgain officiating. Burial will be in Ridgelay Cemetery.
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Wionihs Alt Kot
Adm Pippert
Spruce Streets
Hlyria
Tey Weloek
Melvin
Milton
Slater Elsie
Spruce Street
Paul Bourgain
Ridgelay
Springfield Bank Merger Forms First National Bank and Trust Co
Three large Springfield banks merge with combined capital, surplus and undivided profits of 1.5 million and resources topping 16.69 million. The new institution will be named the First National Bank and Trust Co.
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Springfield
First National Bank and Trust Co
Field Day Observed in Norwalk District Churches
Dr John Taylor Alton Norwalk district superintendent announces Sunday April twenty fourth as home mission field day for the entire district. Cooperation with Board of Home Missions and Clergy Extension in Philadelphia plans pulpits filled by home mission speakers with missionary workers from many fields. The event aims to educate and inspire without financial solicitation.
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John Taylor Alton
Norwalk
Board of Home Missions and Churely Extension
Philadelphia
Dissolution Sought for Local Trucking Firm in Court
Charles Keld filed in the Court of Common Pleas today to dissolve the Hadaway and Hell trucking firm operating in the city. The partners cannot agree on partnership matters and a receiver is requested to manage the firm's property during dissolution. Judge W B Thompson was asked to appoint Charles A ister as receiver with a bond of $108.
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Charles Keld
Court of Common Pleas
Pred Hadaway
Hadaway and Hell
U Hield
Madaway
Frm
Bali
W. B. Thompson
No Official Appraisal Yet For Huntington Estate
The probate court stated no appraisal of the late Commodore William Flintington’s estate has been made. Appraisal will not occur until at least five days after an executor has been appointed, and estimates are not official nor will exact value be known for several days.
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William Tt.flintington
Provace
Conte
Ad case heard in Common Pleas Court
Ellen Hart doing business as The Artistic Ad Camp New York sues Parkside v Commins for 3162.90 claiming a contract to furnish cuts and reading material for ads. The case, appealed from Lorain municipal court which ruled against Hart, seeks reversal of judgment.
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Ellen Hart
Artistic
Ad Camp
New York
Parkside
Commins
Court of Common Pleas
Municipal Court of
Lorain
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