MOTHER SEEKS LOST SON IN 16 YEAR SEARCH
Acting police chief receives a letter from Flora Carlton now Mrs Irma L Van of Los Angeles recounting her 16 year search for her son Fred, taken at age 2 after an adoption in Lorain. She asks how to locate records and whether a public radio broadcast could help. She names birth details and the adopting family.
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Fred Meyers
Elyria
Lorain
Flora V. Carlton
Cleveland
Wee
Irma L. van
Los Angeles
California
Ohio
Fred
Buster
Fred Ganonus
Lake House
Sop
Sean
Fred Ganonut
Tbustert
Aprivlus
Perth Ambos
New Jersey
Finna Cerlton
Laman Ocress
Tima L _VYan
Apt
South Grand Javenue
Calfornia
SUES FOR DIVORCE ON GROUNDS OF CRUELTY
Nellie Laura Tucker files for divorce from Charles William Tucker in common pleas court citing extreme cruelty and neglect. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Nellie Laura Fretich and alimony, alleging abuse, insults, failure to provide, and refusal to call a doctor.
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Common Pleas Court
Nellie Laura Tucker
Charles William Tucker
Reports Theft and Court Notices From Lorain Area
Edward Nowceletyk reported the theft of a 14 scooter from in front of a library. A bicycle stolen from Tony Malin at 154 Woodford Avenue was painted and taken yesterday. George Atles of 222 W 26th Street seeks a divorce petition filed through common pleas court. Joseph Kuheh was arrested for contempt in Lorain. The courthouse closed at noon for a holiday observance.
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Edward Nowceletyk
Polar Unday
Hranah
Pertopim Eusmars
George K Atles
Tnmn
Viewyite
Tony Ma Iin
Woodford Avenue
Malik
Joseph Kuheh
Caucus Method Still Used At Wellington
Wellington Ohio clings to the old fashioned caucus method for naming public officials. With many residents the village holds a primary day but expects few voters. Three precinct booths will be idle as clerks and judges work. Nominations occur at A H Binder drug store then citizens meet to nominate on the Citizens ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Toi
Ayaurus
Ofhus
Citizens
Donahey Saves Atrias Prom Chair
A dramatic electrocution scare ends as Donahey prevents death of Atrias Prom Chair during an electrical chair incident. Judge Edwin Deeb had recommended life imprisonment after a trial, but commutation was granted following the proceedings.
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Donahey
Atrias Prom
Molletin Collmnbys
Ans
Athans
Megir Indny
Edwin Deeb
Qndec
Protesters Rally In Union Square Over Death Penalty
In New York a crowd gathered in Union Square to voice anti death penalty protests. Speakers urged clemency for condemned workers and called for a halt to executions amid a tense, orderly demonstration.
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Uletes
New York
Loon Square
Carl
Arker
Ssacco
Werir
Fish Pedaler
Union Square
Talis
PAN Pate
Japan Faces Food Shortage Amid Drought Threat
reports warn Japan may endure a serious food shortage as wheat and barley yields fall below five year averages. drought-prone conditions threaten crop transplanting and irrigation as the June rainy season shifts, with irrigation waters dwindling and farmers expecting impact without timely rain.
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Japan
Rotary Club plans event at Augeles Beach amid weather note
Rotary President Lawrence Webber announced at Rovars Sincheon that fine weather is expected for the event at Augeles Beach tomorrow. The program includes sport and games for younger members and a charity dinner is slated.
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Rotert Club
Augeles Beach
Lawrence Webber
Presdett
Rotary
Sincheon
Thames
Funeral service for Kenneth Orvis at St Marys
The obituary notes the funeral for Kenneth Orvis to be held at St Marys Church with burial arrangements to follow. The fragmentary notice mentions a service at 904 Thur and burial details are to be confirmed.
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Kenneth Orvis
Cery
Kenseh Orvie
St Marys
State Briefs includes assorted local items and notices
Fragmented briefs report on a parade of local matters from Somerset to Lancaster and Danville. Items reference theatre openings, elections, wartime veterans, a suspended official, and trusteeship changes with scattered names and vague details.
Irregular OCR Fragments From Legal Notices and Trades
Fragmentary text shows blurred references to bids sales and damaged pots. Mentions indicate a sale or trade notice with unclear parties and items. Content is inadequately legible to identify specific names places or dates for a complete summary.
Spinach Dish with Parsley and Buttered Potatoes
A garbled but readable fragment describes washing and blanching spinach, then squeezing dry and chopping. It mentions boiling potatoes, mashing, and serving with butter and salt and pepper, all in a home kitchen context.
Lowman Declares Medicinal Liquor Stock Sufficient
Washington January 9 The supply of medicinal liquor in the United States is inadequate for legitimate impairments Lowman secretary of 14S treat are ass Lowman secu jtsened the ran L Andrews retired ezar to sft un semi official co porariga to replenish Americ Wed spirta supply will net he 7 do at the meat covered and dastdiime under government permit will not be resume for several sears Lowman decir His decision was made after Dr 1MD federal proiabitot ccmmissioner had investgated warehouses The Qian gallons are im howl or a five in ten sear pup ple depending on the demand until recently about 1,588,900 gal Jons of medenal hyaor has been withdrawn angually but strecer supervision has cut down ris emount considerably
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Les Sato
eran L. @ Andrews
Ezar
Porariga
Americ
Crvoral Sears
Lowman
Federal
Wits
Inp Leenses
Mastye Lawman
Ford introduces new car with standard gear shift
Announcement reports a new Ford model featuring a standard gear shift and updated transmission. The description mentions a five speed setup and revised engine components, with marketing noting improved performance and styling across various body styles.
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FORD
Petition for Referendum and Recheck of the Local Justice Proposals
Secretary Clarence J Brown reports re checking petitions for a referendum on reviving justice of peace and major areas after operations on a tech basis were struck down by the Los supreme Court. State officials including Calvin Render, George H Render, and M. B. Min of the Columbus Association oversee details.
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Folouels O
Stats
Clarence J Brownteas
Los Supreme Court
T' Opere Oaere
Weeday BC
Grorga H Render
Cleveland
Nis P. Josey
Double tragedy as Virgil Byers and wife found slain at home
Neighbors report Virgil Byers a 30 year old union miner and his wife Fannie 30 were found dead at their Silver Row residence four miles from Pomeroy. Authorities say Byers killed his wife then himself after a period of despondency over unemployment. their two children aged between two and eight witnessed the incident.
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Mofirer
Pomeroy O
Virgil Byers
Fannie
Silver Rowd
No Scarlet Fever Cases Reported in City
A garbled early 20th century report notes that no scarlet fever cases are present in the city. Mentions of contagious disease, sanitary patrols, and officials like Frank Williams are unclear but indicate no active outbreak locally.
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Comanon
Today’s Ten Questions on Classified Page
A deranged OCR fragment lists trivia prompts asking about authors governors aviators presidents sports figures and corporate leaders. The readable items include questions on Wall Street love letters, term lengths for governors, a famous Amareican aviator ex NY Giants member, and other biographical prompts.
Voige Fraud Charges Roil Kentucky Governor Race
In Louisville charges of fraud surfaced from Robert H. Lucas's campaign after he lost the Republican primary to Judge Flem Sampson amid a partisan rift over horse racing. Unofficial returns showed Sampson ahead by about 7,000, Lucas supporters accusing the Kentucky Jockey Club of influence and citing errors in the count. The dispute signals potential impact on Kentucky politics as the November race looms with racing a key issue.
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Blue Grass
Louisville
Robert H. Lucas
Flem D Sampson
Bluegrass
Sampson
Carter Stamper
Lucas
Kentucky Jockey Club
Kentucky
Luess
U. S
Fred M. Sackett
Richard Ernst
Alvin T Hart
Robert T. Crowe
Joe W Beckham
Ohio and Midwest Market Roundup With Mixed Livestock and Grain Prices
Potatoes Virginia barrels unchanged with bread and eggs steady. Cleveland hogs steady at 2001a. cattle receipts 290. beef cows weak. vealers 1400-1550. Chicago cash quotes show butter up to creamery extras and eggs mixed. poultry steady. potatoes on track. Toledo hogs strong. calves and sheep variable. Minneapolis grain mostly steady with wheat and corn bids. Gallipolis report notes a cloud burst damaging crops and flooding roads along the Chicamanga river.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago
Timothy Seed
Jubilee Kiwanis Picnic at Cascade Park
Elyria Kiwanis plans the Jubilee Kiwanis Picnic at Cascade Park tomorrow afternoon and evening. Activities include a beauty contest, a World Series game for antiquated Ruwanians, and an eating exhibition set to begin at six.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Unforeseen difficulties affect Dole prize flight entrants
A dozen of the 15 aviators listed for the Dole prize Hawaiian flight face delays with eight in the San Francisco area. Federal rules require 100 gallons of gasoline, prompting some pilots to add storage tanks. Several planes are not yet arrived or available, risking late starts or withdrawal.
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San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Bay Region
Tos
Bennett Griffin
al. Henter
Norman Goddard
Kenneth Hawkins
Charles Parkhurst
Lomax
Auggy Pedlar
William P. Irwin
Alexander Giles
Iivingston Irving
James ‘J. Griffon
Ohio tops in telephones many millions in use
Ohio has more than two million telephones, surpassing France Italy and Germany combined, with New York near 2.5 million and Nevada lowest. The data show per capita use and international comparisons, noting Ohio serves about six million residents and Scandinavians rank high in phone conversations while a drowning incident at Crystal Lake Park ends tragically for Grace Hawkins.
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Cleveland
Ohio
France
Italy
Germany
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Nevada
Bolivia
Ecuador
Uruguay
Belgium
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Liberty bonds listed with opening prices and yields
The page lists Liberty 3 1/2 and Treasury bond figures with opening prices such as 100.30 and 103.7 plus subsequent quotes like 104.1 for 44 4 1/2 and Treasury 4s at 108.18. Other entries include 338s at 100 and related par values, reflecting daily bond market quotes.
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Tiberty Bondswe York
Abs
Liberty
Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Public Utility Rates and Fairness Debate in State
The passage argues that public utility services depend on fair rates and efficient service. It notes that securities are held by moderate earners and supports an assured income and fair rates. It insists the public should not be gouged by unreasonable management or wasteful expansion.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Frederick Brown
Harus Avenue
Brown
Sucgond Street
Marseidlt
Avout Quad
I Fx
Marseill
Senus
Edivision
Uarry Flasuu
Achlusd
Diviefon Cicine Sr Wa
Ahlernoen
Thaler
Arochona
Cheanfeat
Athens
Storm Center OF
Indiana
Staenson
Indiana State House
Indianapolis
D. C
AY Ruggles Death
Reath Becade
FARIO
Lew Span
Andy Theatre
Lancaster
Jorel Revenue
Reunion
Tanesville
HHH
Lave
Jox Cannon
Oneal
Ravl Company
Serd Lpte
Ap Tere
Bem Oyerer
Ada
Paristvuss
Sassafras Tev
Vogue
Washington
Thuaga Herald
Sandard
Tifive
Crete
Burness End
Mar
New Yorks Giants
Jack Dempsey
United States Steel Corporation
New York Giants
Voige
GuiaLas
Turner
Supreme Court
Ohio Pable Utilites Commission
Svete
Virginia
Toledo
Aleke
Winneapolis
Minneapolis
Gallipolis
Chicamanga
Bers
Aiwaniams
Bucy Rus
Grace Hawkins
Crystal Lake Park
Tn AL
Home Furniture Co
Lodi St
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