Knox Stops In Ohio On Way To East For Talks
Frank Kuor, Republican vice presidential nominee, begins the second leg of his campaign tour. He will address the West Virginia state convention in Huntington and speak at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, then move toward Maryland and New England before a west coast trip ending Sept 29. Knox plans extensive organizing and speeches across multiple states, aiming to energize supporters and press for free enterprise.
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Dayton
Frank Kuor
Jeft
Knox
West Virginia
Huntington
Kuo
NASA
Connersville
Ind
Pawel
Hagerstoun
New England
Tior
B Race
Chicago Daily ‘News
Eveary Precinct
Political figure remarks on turnout and fears
A public figure in Indiana asserts that if the party mobilizes its vote, the election result need not be feared, arguing turnout as the decisive factor in outcomes.
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Siant
Indianapolis
Junior Order Hears State Speakers At Picnic Here Sunday
State officers of the Junior Order and Limited American Mechanics led the fifth annual pane of the district gathering at Riverview Park Sunday. Features included parade drills by trained units and a series of races and contests with numerous named participants in balloon, running, skipping, and team events.
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Wooa Clark
Montes
Lmited
Americal
Riverview Park
Waukiters
Merida Parma Coure
Bachward
Charles Powed
Girne Ruthwas
Aliie
Corine Mae
James Walter
Hazel Bailes Carrs
Lenora Schock
Brownhelm Board Hires Two Teachers for High School
Brownhelm Board announced the employment of two new teachers at the high school. One is a graduate of Bowhoe Green University and Miami Taivers, with credentials from Virginia Youth of Bowl and other institutions, slated to teach third and fourth grades in the program.
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Wis
Brownhelm Poerda
Mass
Virginia
Freier
Engham
Bowhoe Creen
Lniversite Ovia
Cleve
Wil
Greer Universe 3
Miami Tavers
Automobile Theft Report Leads Police Broadcast
A car was stolen while parked on Cleve lind street and an alert was broadcast by the police station. Harry Stem was granted a temporary relief today from Judge Gus B Pindley on grounds of willful absence. The Niagara Mortgage Co sues Phil La Teamboise et al of Raslaze for 844 dollars alleged due on a note.
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Khe Wen Penuz
Ming
Clevelind Street
Massillon
Harry Stem
Rove Stein
Gus B .Pindley
Niaara Marteage Com
Fui Agaist
Phil la Teamboise Et al of
Raslaze
Delivery service contact for Esther Wood item
Classified line for Otherlines by Mrs Es Esther Wood offers delivery service contact through Allan Hartis, phone 4371 for orders or inquiries.
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Es Esther Wood
Allan Hartis
Charles H Hall Dies Sunday
Oberlin born civil engineer Charles H Hall aged 69 died Sunday at 26 North Cedar Avenue after a long illness. He was born April 23 1875 in Kentland Indiana. educated at Purdue and Oberlin College. served as Oberlin city engineer and water works superintendent. He married Edith Tavton in 1905 and they had a daughter Dorothy teaching at Antioch College. Survived by a brother and a sister and his wife and daughter. Brief services held. remains sent to Kentland for burial.
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Oberlin
Auken
Charles H Hall
North Cedar Avenue
Mr Hall
Kentland Indias
Folly Allen
Andrew Hall
Oberlin College
Purdue
Newton Counts
Indiana
Tro Quas Counts
Con Pans Avd
Riverside Pack
Indianapoli
Edith Tavton
Dowthy
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Mc Hall
R L Hall
S W Heathe
Kentland
Henderson Reunion Brings Henderson Family Together in Wooster
A Henderson family reunion gathered Sunday at William Henderson’s Wooster home. Attendees included brothers Harvey, Walter, Goodsell, and Jo T Henderson, with various spouses and numerous descendants. The event marked the brothers’ first gathering in years, drawing relatives from Ohio and beyond.
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Jot Henderson
James Close
Henderson
William Tienderson
Tin Wooster
Ohio
Nye Henderson
Harvey Yo
Walter
McConnelevit
Goodsell
Savannah
Oton
William H
Wooster
Jo T Henderson
Obertin
Havell
Poo
Joseph Kender
Washington
Seattle
Bip
Mooch
Dren
Forest Henderson
Sire Ot Colunbus
Local bike theft and court fines report incidents
Richard Gerdner reported a bicycle stolen Saturday evening from 217 East Thug street while neighbors watched. Nearby, James Tohn’s body case saw a suspect questioned and Charles Shamel fined for a drunken driving incident. Joseph Petro and Barnes faced arrests and fines for various charges in local police court. Gasoline theft reported on Washington Avenue and Park area led to additional fines for suspects.
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Richard Gerdner
East Thug Street
Pole
Wiese
Wisset
Srenen
James Tohn
Walter Merek
Warren
Price
Tomesie
Washington Avenue
Merrh
Man Arrested After Accusing Wife of Ax Attack
Police arrested Paul Pmie after his estranged wife accused him of entering her home and attacking her with an axe. The incident occurred early Sunday, with charges brought before Justice of the Peace Joseph Petro. He faced arraignment with bond set at 100 dollars.
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Paul Pmie
Aytaizupa
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Petro
Coud Todes Ys
Wag Wat Fay
Amazing
Hig
Couple Honored On 36th Wedding Anniversary
Oberlin residents gathered at Linwood Park to celebrate a beach party marking the thirty sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Albright. Relatives and friends from Oberlin and nearby towns joined family groups including Walter Walker and Clarence Mibright, with many others listed among attendees and weekend guests from Rochester Yale, Wake man, and Cincinnati.
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Uas
Ale Ot Ti
East College Street
Wes
Oberlin
Linwood Park
Evert
Oberlin Neo
Walter Walker
Vic Clarence Mibright
John Emenen
William Piatt
Mix Marley Penkins
Mao Lounsbrouch
Weson Haugh
Pratt
Qincinnaty
Aard
Albright
Linwood
Horsemen Plan Three County Shows This Fall
The Northern Union Draft Horse Association announces three county shows starting with Wellington Fair. Karl Jamesson of Wellington, board member, says the Wellington show will feature a special exhibit with registered horses and teams, awarding premiums and medals. The second show is a night event at the Lorain County Fair on September 2, with plans to be finalized post exhibit. The association will contribute toward prize money at the county fair, and the third show accompanies a street ball event at Oberlin in September, with premiums offered and prize distribution split between exhibitors and the association.
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Northern Union Draft Horn Association
Loran
Welington Fair
Todas
Karl Jamessohn
Wellington
Associa Ion
Oberlath
Plan Turtle Derby For Children Here
A children’s turtle derby is sponsored by the Family Recreational Division on Thursday and Friday at Jefferson and McKinley school playgrounds. Rivera children eligible to enter. events include turtle hunt, races, ball games, and a finals at Jefferson on Friday.
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Ily
Jefferson and McKinley
Rivera
Lomoira
Typdlock
Jefferson
Iden Thales Roth
McKinley
Allgna
Sdpe Viagt Pa Enty
Bovs
Jefferson Playground Owls
Death Record LEWIS F HOPKINS SR
Lewis F Hopkins Sr died suddenly in Rome Ridge on early Sunday. Born in LaGrange July 185? he lived in the area and worked at the Eisha Belting and Movers company. His wife died eighteen years ago. He leaves four sons William of Ohio and Frerett of Cleveland Lewis A and William of Florida. three brothers Frank of Elyria and Velvin of Wellington. three sisters Mrs Hash of LaGrange, Mrs Brooks of Cleveland, and Mrs Wilcox of LaGrange. The body was moved to the Welsh funeral home. Funeral services Tuesday at ten from the home with Rev Brown officiating. Burial will be in Ridge Cemetery.
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Lewis F Hopkins
Lewis
Local collision reported on West Rose and Burnace streets
A report from Roses yeods describes an accident yesterday at the junction of West Rose and Burnace streets. The event involved a vehicle collision near 10L1 East 7 dostreet Petden and affected nearby residents including Nick Marie near 8 West 19th street Fopaen. Police and bystanders witnessed the incident.
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Mos Mattha Ciego
Nick Marie Oat
Fopaen
Rose and Burnace
Auto Fire At South Middle Avenue Extinguished
Fire department responded to an 8 45 PM call on South Middle Avenue for a vehicle fire. The vehicle at 556 Vulcan Street was found burning but was extinguished upon arrival. An unidentified object discarded near the scene is suspected as the cause.
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Tential
South Middle Avenue
Vulcan Street
Kiemen
Edgar Errraliih
Arthur Rogers Dies After Brief Illness at 49
Arthur Rogers Reid Artur Rogers ll son of Mr and Mrs Bert Rogers of North Fayette Ohio died Sunday morning after a brief illness at age 49. He was born in Greenwich in 1924 and survived by his parents a brother Ivan Rogers and grandparents Mr and Mrs Rogers and Viola Rogers all of Greenwich. His remains will be moved from Sudis Cute Baineral Home to Greenwich where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon with burial in Fitenyville Ohio.
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Reid Artur Rogers
Bert Rogers
North
Bur
Fitenyille
Ohia Ale
Mrs Mira Fugar Dies After Long Illness at 24
Mrs Mira Edtar of Birmingham, aged 24, passed away after a lengthy illness at the home of her sister on Lake Avenue. She had lived in Birmingham 23 years and was a member of Elyria First Baptist Church. Survived by a daughter, Mrs Harry Byars, and two sons, Reverend Howard Comstock and Jester Folgar. The body to be removed to Mrs Nettie Hartle’s home for services, with burial in Birmingham Cemetery.
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Mira Edtar
Bormiceham
Awas
Mear
Mires
Lake Avenue
Atlet Neek
Birmingham
Elyria First Baptist Church
Sheig
Harrys Byars
Rivera and
Bosons
Howard Comstock
Elyria
Driver Fined for Reckless Driving in City Court
Carl Roseman 40 of 418 Ninth Street fined $45 and costs for reckless driving after failing to stop at a red light at Furnace and Todd streets. The hearing occurred before Justice Joseph Q Petro. John Muss of South Middle Avenue was arrested Saturday evening on intoxication charges and awaits trial.
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Charles Shamel
East Broad Street
Ross
Jan Chase
Arta
Greg Hefora Juste
Joseph Q Petra
Ladsticet Waa
Fustirg of
Toseph Q Petro
Satudaiy
Ifa
Eye Laney
Carl Roseman
Ninth Street
Arr Arennd
Justice of the Price
John Muss
South Middle Avenue
Lighting Equipment Show Brings Major Lamp Wares
Manufacturers of lighting gear gather for a large display and showroom event led by The Ohta Pablo Service Company with about 200 lamps. Attendees include manufacturers, buyers from POS stores led by L Dunn of Cleveland, and Behr appliances dealers who will select floor displays and discuss lamp merits with display managers.
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Lhe Ohta Pablo Service Company
Tomorow
Cen
Elia
OP Ld
America
Biftep i
Enel Nees Societys
Ame
ALP Geet
OPOS
Olio
L Dunn
Cleveland
Gene Ab
Many Judgments Granted In Court
An avalanche of motions and default judgments filled the common pleas docket today as Judge Gus B Finch returned from vacation. Several default orders were entered against entities including The Cleveland Trust and The Hare Owners Juana Corporscon, with numerous real estate and financing actions recorded and new filing activity noted.
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Gus B Finch
Younssraan
Wellert
Common Pleas
Raul Fred Biuer
Ftleveland Trust
Juana Corporscon
Artions
Clevelard Trustedi
Ardr
Szabo
Artemio Suu
John Scostx
William
Beatty
Maria Mantazu
Willam
William Schtmacher
Viola
Vike Bates
Jeardon Blackhall
Paul Reynoolds
Haws Killer
Loure Stegel
Jonn Sofanha
Joe
Hubbell
Sasmee
Joan Company
Gustave
Wockrofuss Et al
Tarrs Et al
Marie Mart
Theodore Carpenter
Andwur Morleane Toan Caompans
Mif Troup
Blanch G Whitney
Rreene
Trion Savinegs and Twan Company Aginst Jacob Jarugsidh
Firat Catholic Slovik Trion
John Virjat
Stephen Nerezvila
Ohio Soldier Shot In Cafe Argument
Canton soldier Stephen Cross of the ASIh omilitans nalice of murder enuges Edward Weintsre a military policeman was charged as an accessory. The shooting occurred in a cafe after an argument with Fi Knox authorities held a witness at the Cul Holly Wond. Gross fired a .25 caliber service pistol, killing Toglyvatta, a Canton soldier named Pt Roadey.
Market items span farms and foods in dense, mixed list
A dense market fragment lists many farm goods, prices, and vendors across regions. Items include meats, grains, produce, dairy, and assorted staples with varied prices. The run of words reads like a bustling marketplace catalog with scattered proper names and places.
Two men plead not guilty in Sugar Ride crash case
Lewis Brooks of Sugar Ride Road pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated in Justice Petroff's court. Fred Ketchum Jr. of the same address also pleaded not guilty to intoxication. Both trials set for 9 am Wednesday with bonds: Brooks $200, Ketchum $100. The pair were arrested after their car collided with another on Sugar Road near Evita No. 2.
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Lewis Brooks
Sugar Ride Road
Justice of the Peace Joes
Petro Im
Fred Ketchum
Brooks
Elson Schrover
R 1
Evita
Accident Victim Elizabeth Davis in Cleveland Reported in Good Condition
Elizabeth Davis a 78 year old resident of 1975 West Lith Street Cleveland was injured Saturday when struck by an automobile driven by Howard Werner of Archers. She was treated at Fioria Memorial Hospital for multiple contusions and abrasions and remains confined.
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Elizabeth Davis
West Lith
Cleveland
Fioria Memorial Hospital
Davis
Howard Werner
Archers
Werner
Oberlin Road
British protest over killing of Capt Rupert Savile abroad
London August 10 Sir Henry Chilton British ambassador protested to Spanish Rebel authorities against the killing of Captain Rupert Savile by Rebel erusee Almirante Carsera and wounding of Savile’s aide. The British protest reserved the right to compensation. The protest was wirelessed from a British destroyer at St Jean de Luz to Rebel authorities.
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London
Sir Henry Chilton
Rupert Savile
Erusee
Almirante Carsera
Saviles Wale
St Jean de Luz
Murder Case Interrogation Leads to Inquisition Room
Police trap Moore Roddy and Taylor in a hotel room with a dictaphone to expose lies in a high tension confession. Brown, Quinn, and Seret Martin conduct a tense inquisition after Roddy allegedly links to a deadly shooting and disputes who killed the girl. The session aims to pin down the gun’s owner and the chain of events surrounding the case.
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Seret Thomas Marlin
New York
FE Quinn
Martin
Moores
Von
Brown
Moore
Offuria
Clevenger
Roddy
Polo Headquarters
Woore Roddy
Taylor
Shelf Brown
Quinn
Seret Martin
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Brownhelm Board
SANKO
Ryten Greytone
Vhe Brown Co
Frinters Paper Merchants
Lodi
Murbach Coal
Rey Cee
Masonic Temple
Luion St
Charles H. Hall
Ienderson
Mro& M Tenan Ha
Wathh Hen Son
Ceoree Im Pagina
Mich
ET Yria Wan
Julife
Lorain Wan
Alex Vargo
8Th Street
Satan
Pearse Jany Q Petro
Cy Park
Payrivn
Webb Park
M H Stevens
Rochester
Harold Henderson
Tamuils
St Paul Minn
Oberon
Wis Henderson
J & Clark
J T Henderson
Ober Inow
State Bureau
Bo’ Governomere Research
Minnesota
Mir
JoHk
Cher
Jam
Lincoln
Michigan
Ror Barr
Oberlin School of Commerce
Connecticut
Mer
Charles Brillhart
Sullivan
Et Grillsnd
South Wain Street
Lewis Yes
Chideen
Hattie Iva
End Mes Davd Liman
Santa
Arne Fox
Toledo
Liman
Arthur Rogers
Vmyra Fugar
Man
O'Donnell Paint and Wallpaper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Cpla
Phoulee
Seth Ihe
Aaron Ponds
Tera Teak
Ory
Cleves and Howegiov
Ubb
Krid Basket
Pook
Turner
Conam Street
Lorain
Crystal Restaurant
Tlfsday
Star Shoe Shop
Court Street
Lou P
CC. Nixon
Wyapmile
Grafton
Grafton-Elyria Road
Colnmon
O Dunlap
Middle Ave
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