Bulwarks of the Law in Barnesville Ohio Suit
Marshall C. Bulger sues Gareth S. Harris for 25000 in a damage case. Harris faced charges of interfering with an officer after a winter incident near a fire station, was jailed briefly for failing to pay fines, and later prompted countersuits against Bulger and Mayor Reed. Harris did not appear for hearings as actions proceed.
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Barnesville
Marshall
C. Bulger
Gareth S. Harris
Smithfield
Bulger
Reed
Harris
Toppear
Renate
Boy Wins Case Credit for His Mother in Court
Ten year old Paul Humanick earned credit for helping his mother Anna Humanick charged with trespassing on Cyrus Tafolette’s farm while berry picking. Acting as English interpreter, he questioned witnesses, secured dismissal for lack of evidence, and left with his mother wearing a broad smile.
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Cambridge
Paul Humanick
Anna Humanick
Cyrus TaFollette
Henry
Smallwood
Claims Body Is That of Lord Kitchener
London reports a triple coffin in Ardente Chapel claimed by Frank G Power to hold Lord Kitchener remains from the Hampshire sinking. Power says he found the body in Norway washed ashore and will offer it for admiralty examination or expert pathologist identification. The admiralty denies the found body is Kitchener’s and calls the claim impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ardente Chapel
Frank G. Power
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
Power
Norway
Admiralty
Lord
Itchener
Improved Packard on display at Nicholl Motor Sales
A Car show note announces the Improved Packard now on display at Nicholl Motor Sales located at 117 West. The brief item highlights the showroom appearance and invites locals to view the updated model.
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Nicholl Motor Sales
West
Are
Bodies found on Norwegian coast linked to Jutland battle
A report notes that only bodies washed ashore along the Norwegian coast were men who died in the Battle of Jutland. The item ties the discover to the broader maritime aftermath of the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Norwegian
Jutland
Confidence Man Bamboozles Stranger For Job Offer
Cincinnati report says Louis Tanbee waited an hour to answer a stranger asking for a $7 registration fee to secure a waiter job at a restaurant. The con man pressed for patience and paid out before revealing the scam.
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Cincinnati
Louis Tanbee
Pohive
Road to Glory at Capitol Theatre Review
Theatre critic notes a perilous journey in The Road to Glory. May McAvoy Testis Yenton and Ford Starling headline with Chance as the standout, whose actions drive May’s father’s death and May’s blindness. The plot follows her loss of faith and a Broadway turn, ending with a quick revival of belief described as miraculous.
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Capitol Theatre
May McAvoy
Testis Yenton
Ford Starling
Chance
May
Judith
Miss McAvoy
Broadway
Tre Rivoli film review uses romance and ruin
A sophisticated S804 on the Rivoli bill offers a tale of a financier and his flirtatious wife set against a Vienna Budapest scene. Trene Rich appears aged for the role and Huntley Gordon and the rest perform adequately. the plot ends with the wife vowing fidelity after a tragic banquet entangles a violinist and his family.
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Aees
Rich
Huntley Gordin
Budapest
Trene Rich
Éast
Hunterty Gordon
Oho Theatre Books Famous Comedy Beginning Aug 15
Cleveland Ohio August 14 Robert McLaughlin of the Ohio theatre presents Sidney Tiotward's Pulitzer Prize winning comedy They Knew What They Wanted starring Lea Carlile. The summer season closes the 1925-26 slate with this highly successful production last winter.
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Cleveland
Robert McLaughlin
Ohio Theatre
Regula
Lea Carlile
Sidney Tioward
the Ohio
Pop
Robert
McLaughlin
Stark
Sidney Howard
Mats
Shurs
Pittsfield Notes From Mrs Campbell's Page
Local column from Pittsfield recounts visits and family news. Mentions Dean Prage of Youngstown visiting sister Mrs Hours Horden and family, Will Cameron from Galion staying with relatives, Metcalf brothers hosting, and several residents visiting kin in Elyria Wellington Wakeman and Oberlin areas. Also notes shifts of property owners, farm moves, and hospital stays among residents.
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Pittsfield
I. N Prage
Dean
Youngston
Sven
Hours Horden
London
Unwie
Llyria
Fred Pitts
Will Cameron
Galion
Will Davis
Clark Metcalf
O. Uy Metcalf
Alytta
Sielen
Frank Root
McDonald
A. M. Sherburne
Ale Piper
Allen Hospital
Oberhill
Henry Heider
Helen
J. A. Rage
Jean
Youngstown
C. Holmes
Litchfield
Fred Zimmerman
Managan
Detroit
Ella West
Arthur Drague
Elyria
Henry Heiden
Ralph Wanerock
I. K. Day
I. Ta
Worcester
MM A
Local Social Notes Highlight Oberlin and Lorain Guests
N Drague and Miss Peau Drague and Mildred Mills attended a social visit hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L Barnard in Oberlin. James Edmunds and daughter Ruba visited Lorain relatives, while 0 G Stone and family hosted relatives from Me and southern Ohio. Dale Pifer prepared to winter in California. Harold Brandt led Pittsfield Golf Club youths at Avery Grave camp along the river. Lizzie Amond of Chicago stayed with cousin Mrs Frank Noon. Sheffield moved a threshing machine to Wakeman to thresh for local farmers. Linwood Park Sunday school drew fifty for a pleasant session.
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N. Drague
Miss Peau Drague
Mildred Mills
L. Barnard
Oberlin
James Edmunds
Ruba
Lorain
Linwood Park
Town Line North society notes at Aug 14 gathering
Members of the Mvergreep club enjoyed a beach party at the home of Mrs and Mrs Win Cook of La rain on Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Delleweld, Mrs V Cook, Mr and Mrs Lewis Smiegelberg and family, Miss C Spiegelberg, Mr and Mrs Geo Wern, and Mr and Mrs Edwin Mulbert and son. Several area residents were mentioned visiting and hosting through the week, including Elyria and Amherst locals.
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Elyria
John Kenes
Henry Ernst
Amherst
Edwin Suber
J B Kreps
Reno Collier
Hsin
Vl Cook
Edwin Becker
South Amhest
Wm Cook
Lorain
Jlenry Dellefield
Fred Koepp
Wiliert
Lows Bischoff
LaVerna Breeler
Clevelan
Elizabeth Benst
Louis Ernst
Chas Eggert
The
Ridge
Henry Dellefield
Wi. Cook
Lake Shore
Jay Gilletta
Tiiday
Local families visit and socialize around Linwood Park
Avon and Ely residents spend Monday to Sunday visiting relatives in Avon Amherst Cleveland and Lorain. Bechtel family reunion attended at Linwood Park Hamilton with Mary Bechtel and others. Delfield Shuster Spudler Krost and Erret families noted among weekend guests and calls.
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John Markert
Avon
de A. Mackert
Cart Heneard
Amherst
John Henes
Iarry Poos
Janet
Cleveland Vis
Herman Bischoff
Charles Kitan
Ruth Eileen
Ely
Jack Snell
Virginia
Mimica
N.Y
John Delfield
Edwin Shubert
Pan Olver
Mary Bechtel
Brie
Bechtel
Linwood Park
Yarmilton
Peter Delefield
Murray Ridge
John Shuster
Thiysa
Mariel Dietrick
Hidgeville
Mes
Bo Mack Tr
A. Sharpe
Lorain
Ed Cook
Mio
Wis
John Spudler
Kenneth
Grace Spudler
Kuehd
Gina
le Krost
Elizabeth Erret
Christopher Dellefield
Hold
Reunion and social notes from local families
An item lists a reunion at Cascrads Park on Sunday August 15 and mentions Mr and Mrs Charles Hawkitty and Mrs Katherine Salot, Miers Carnegie of Detroit visiting relatives. Amelia Bechtel of Amherst visited her grandmother MrooG Spiegelberg. The Kolb family reunion was held at Linwood Park on Wednesday and Elizabeth Ernst returned from a visit with friends inandusky Olle.
World shipping grows, Lloyd's statistics show
London, Aug 14. The merchant shipping of the world has increased by 17,268,000 tons in the past twelve months, per the 1926-27 edition of Lloyd's Register of Shipping. Statistics highlight immense development in steam turbine engines and internal combustion engines, with the United States and Japan leading adoption.
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Lloyd's
London
Bross
Lloyd's Register of Shipping
United States
Japan
World Shipping Leaders Pressured By War Turbulence
Britain still leads global merchant tonnage while the United States follows closely, as wartime disruptions alter naval trade patterns and shipbuilding priorities worldwide.
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Alice Calhoun
Don Alvarado
OHO Theatre Books
M. A. Campbell
BE. C. Schubert
Dreamland
Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Tom Tyler
the Cowboy Musketeer
Chio Beg
Crystal Restaurant
Ala Jackson
Maryland
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Man of
Lonry
Posehla
Britain
Wilmot Printing Co
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