State Senator Hallman Explains Fee Dispute
Clarence H. Hallman a Hamilton county state senator travels to Columbus to discuss a 1330 fee for collecting 6500 from the state. Waddell claim Hallman held up voucher until he arrived and kept the 1230 share. Hallman says he advanced funds on 25 trips over years and had a contract for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Clarence H. Hallman
Columbus
Vic Donaney
Ohio General Assembly Ap
Clarence Waddell
Highland
Nations Guardsman
Hallman
Hamilton Corner
Wardell
Waddell
John G. Waddell
Waddells
National Guardsman
Adjutant General's Office
Otr
Blanchester
Hillsboro
Lsetivo
Today’s Ten Questions From Classified Page
RECENT EVENTS. Ten queries ask about a settled evangelist controversy, the decisive 1928 presidential race choice, Dempsey Tunney venue, a governor’s S5acco-Vanzelli ruling, the three power naval conference outcome, Leonard Wood burial site, frequent flogging hotspots, royal family member with the Prince of Wales to Canada, two New York explosions tied to the Sado-Vanzetti case, and a famous male film star in a sensational divorce decision set for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Prince of Wales
Canada
New York
Vanzettr
Angus
Unclear indigestion remedy notes and stray phrases
Fragmentary OCR text discusses magnesia for indigestion and various remedies. It references symptoms like tightness and pain, mentions misdirected words, and includes disjointed phrases about drinks, medicines, and neutral tones. No coherent news event or named entities emerge from the readable lines.
Local Truck Driver Fined After Overloaded Load
TRUCK DRIVER FINED WWW. J. Rounds Detroit was fined 35 dollars and costs in Justice 8 J. George court after pleading guilty to driving an overloaded truck following arrest by a deputy sheriff. Two pairs of new boxing gloves were found hidden behind a store on Broad Street and a call for the owner was posted. Reckless driver B. B. Mann of Chicago was fined 16 dollars and costs after pleading guilty. Oliver Badger of Gollsbury North Carolina was fined 1 dollar and costs for parking on the highway with lights out. A man driving to Tron did not have enough to cover costs, totaling over seven dollars, and spent the night in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rounds
Detroit
Court of Justice
J. George
Broad Street
B. Mann
Chicago
S. J. George
Oliver Badger
Gollsbur
N. C
Justice
S. J
Baa
Untron
Liquor raid leads to $5 fines for two men
Tony Sabotka and Jony Waur zeperay were fined five dollars and costs in police court by Mayor Harry Hinssor after pleading not guilty and being found guilty at trial for a liquor raid at 1702 West Avenue Monday night. The parking violator list grew to 452 with new names including Joe Otten and W Paul. A title suit over property in Camden township was filed in common pleas court by Flossie and Nicholas G Franklin against Abigail Deming et al.
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Tony Sabotka
Jony Waurzeperay
West Avenue
Harry Hinssor
Sezion
Camden Township
Original Township
Common Pleas Court
Flossie
Nicholas G. Franklin
Wellington
Abigail Deming
Mrs Wheeler to be Buried Today in Columbus
Mrs Warne B Wheeler wife of the anti saloon league of America general attorney died Saturday from burns at a summer cottage in Little Point Sable Mich A committee from Winona Lake IL in convention attends funeral Bishop Thomas Nicholson of the M E church heads the committee Services were set for 1 50 pm at the Methodist church She will be buried beside her father Robert Canny who died in the same graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. G
Warne B. Wheeler
Antisaloon League of America
Wheeler
Little Point Sable
Winona Lake
Thomas Nicholson
M. E. Church
Robert Canny
Brill Family Holds Ninth Reunion at Cascade Park
The Brill reunion, ninth annual, gathered sixty relatives at Cascade Park on Sunday, August 14. A banquet preceded a business session during which officers were elected for the coming year, with Ir. Cyril Smith as president and Henry Schudr as vice president joining Mrs. Harry L Schudr as secretary treasurer. A planning note set the next meeting for the second Sunday in August 1926, and the group enjoyed various sports after the adjournment.
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BRILL
Cascade Park
Ir. Cyril Smith
Henry Schudr
Herry l Schudr
Cyril Smith
Carl Seckt
Leon Weston
Ohio D A R elects Cincinnati woman as state councillor
A. R. E elects Cincinnati woman Mrs Wolen Kistner as state councillor of Daughters of America of Ohio at the convention in Columbus. Aletha Vene Loveland named regent. Other officers named include Ethel Grohowsky Canton junior post councillor Fannie Johnson Dayton associate Myrtle C Wood Xenia vice counsellor Mary Marble associate L. E Kennedy Findlay treasurer Joseph Stoober Ashland conductor Mears Snee Dennison warden Edna Nine Kenmore inside sentinel Mahel Karneth Darton outside sentinel. Columbus chosen for 1928 convention. Albert S. Bessoug reports 123243 members with 2476164 paid in death claims. reserve fund at 742. Orphans fund enriched by 5000. Memorial service held and installation of new officers.
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Columbus. O
Wolen Kistner
Cincinnati
Daughsters of America of
Ohio
Aletha Vene Loveland
Résoerate
Ethel Grohowsky
Canton
Fannie Johnson
Dayton
Myrtle C Wood
Xenia
Counnellor
Mary Marble
L. E Kennedy
Findlay
Joseph Stoober Ashland
Mears Snee
Dennison
Edna Nine
Kenmore
Inside Sentinel
Mahel Karneth
Darton
Outside Sentinel
Columbus
Albert 5
Bessoug
Benefit Department
Prew
Son of wealthy manufacturer sued for $100000
Leona Mountsteven Marsh, 24, sues Sidney Ellis, son of the head of J. G. Elis and Co. clothing, for 109900 alleging injuries from 1926 including a burned face, knife wound, and a fall at the Hotel McAlpin. She says Ellis assaulted her repeatedly and she stayed “because of love.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leona Mountsteven Marsh
Sidney Ellis
J. G. Elis and Co
Ellis
McAlpin
Isha
Miss Marsh
Drowning Tragedy Shrouded By Silence In Lima Pit
Howard William King drowned yesterday in Takers gravel pit after falling from a raft while playing with brother Donald and Charles Berholdt. Fear kept the other boys from speaking for hours, and the Berholdt boy finally told his mother who alerted police and fire crews. The body was recovered after a night search.
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Lima. O
Howard William King
Taker
Howard
Donald
Charles Berholdt
Berholdt
Innocent Man Pleads Incoherent Defense After Plymouth Crime
A man denies guilt in a Plymouth crime case, claiming government witnesses mislead and insisting his innocence. He challenges Chief Stewart, Prosecutor Katzmann, Judge Thayer, and Sheriff Capen, asserting no murder verdict against him and asserting fellow conspirators cannot prove his guilt.
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Baintres
Plomou
Carl
Plymouth
Brockton
Stewart
Arsedael Waters
Katfmann
Judas Thaser
Teham
Agai
Stewar
Frederick Katzmann
Webster Thayer
Capen
Massachusetts
Nienla Sacro
Health Commissioner Warns of Infantile Paralysis in Ohio
Ohio health officials issued a warning on infantile paralysis noting 77 known cases since July 14. The report cites Tuscarawas and Belmont counties with 36 cases and 17 in Martins Ferry and Uhrichsville Dennison, urging prompt case reporting and keeping children away from crowds to prevent spread.
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Ohio
State Health Department
C.D. Barrett
Oberlin
Strict
Lorenz County
Tuscarawas
Belmont Counties
Martins Ferry
Uhrichsville-Dennison
Cincinnati
Vieiry
Tyne
Oberlin Notes and Local Updates Highlight Weekend Visits
Oberlin reports include Judge Thompson visiting S G Clifton in Oberlin and Arline Hollingsworth visiting Elyria work friends. Mr and Mrs Papworth celebrate thirteenth wedding anniversary with a surprise party. gifts welcomed. Various residents travel, visit, or host guests from Richmond Indiana to Warren Ohio. The village council meets at 7 pm. Wa Behr’s hospital update indicates no serious injury from a truck crash. leg fracture not amputated. Prizes and ribbons await C H Sage’s county fair rounds with prize-winning poultry. Clyde Rawson and mother head to the White Mountains. Elizabeth Weeks returns home from Ithaca while employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
W. B. Thompson
Loraiz
S. G. Clifton
King Street
Arline Hollingsworth
Elyria
Ror Papworth
H. Peanoedy
Roy Lemon
Jack Hargo
Richmond
Ind
Will Crosier
Elvris
Frank Hover
North Pleasant Street
Harry Hovey
North Pleasant
Charles Herrick
Cleveland
Wa. Behr
C.H. Sage
Mi- Saze
Clyde Rawson
Rawson
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Alicea Wattere
Warren
Ohio
Elizabeth Weeks
Charles Weeks
East Lorain Street
Ithaca, N.Y
Cleveland Produce Markets Aug 17 Report Summary
Cleveland market notes show butter, eggs, cheese, and produce values held steady or varied slightly. Livestock prices in Cleveland and East Buffalo mixed, with hogs down modestly and cattle and lambs bid higher on select lots. Chicago quotes reflect firmer butter and steady eggs, with grains and potatoes showing typical market spreads and regional price points.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Tolein
OGMIE
SHERP
Bunik
East Buffalo
Buffalo
Seeao
Grain and Wheat Futures Bid Prices and Quotes
Market notes show Bran at 26.75 to 27.00. Wheat No 1 northern at 1.42 for Sept and 1.45 for Dec with 1.48 for March. No 3 yellow corn at 1.10. Flax No 1 at 2.52 with near term 2.34.
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Chicago
Reese
United States
Kansas
Wis
Trish
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
Irish
Minnesota
Vhiiy Ohiog
Nebraska
Colorado
Trish Robblers
Toledo
Nec
Allike
Timothy
Three Wives Seek Divorce and Alimony
Elizabeth Paracsi accuses Joseph Paracsi of neglect and cruelty after a May marriage in Lorain. She says he had no money and kept her from home, seeking divorce and alimony. Separate suits include Lote Kovach seeking for her mother Mary Quinn and daughter Dorothy, and Margaret Krall alleging habitual drunkenness and cruelty with custody claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Para¢si
Joseph Paracsi
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Dorothy
Margaret Krall
Josep Krall
Mary
Krall
Skrall
Boy Injured By Automobile Near Home
Edward Thomas seven year old son of Gust Thomas of 2 Woodford Avenue was struck by a car yesterday near his home. He suffered bruises to the face and body and fourteen bones were broken according to police. The driver backed out of a driveway without honking and investigations to identify him are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Thomas
Gust Thomas
Woodford Avenue
Young Thomas
Tanea To & Destor
Folies
Armour Fortune Falls After War Losses
The article traces how Armour and Company, once valued at over 166.099.0590, rose to among the world’s wealthiest men during peak years, then suffered repeated war-driven losses that eroded capital and sparked rumors of a sale to avert collapse, with bankers noting the fortune dwindling to under 320.000.0009.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Armour and Company
New London notices from Gwendolyn Parnell
A fragment from New London items notes Gwendolyn Parnell at 13 Grant St reporting July 17 events. Blickman leaves Monday for Seattle and Vancouver for a lumbermen convention, expected to last a month. The M E Aid group plans Thursday afternoon meeting and annual officer elections with hoped-for good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Gwendolyn Parnell
Grant St
T.O
St. Blickman
Seattle
Vancouver
M “E Aid
Arthur Tulk
Lorain Girl Fined For Liquor Charge
Lucille Fuller a 21 year old Lorain resident was arrested and charged with possession of liquor. She was fined $200, given court costs, and ordered to report monthly for a year to Mrs. Harriet Cobb at the probate court after conviction by Judge A R L Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lucille Fuller
KE. Rankin
A. RL Webber
Miss Fuller
Harriet Cobb
Death of Grace E Rising at 31 in Belden County
Grace E Rising age 31 passed away at home in Grattan Belden County after 10 days illness likely typhoid. Survived by husband and five children Leon Dorothy Mat ie Mine Howard Op ville mother two sisters one brother. Funeral Thursday at 1 pm from late Grattan home and 1:30 pm at Belden Methodist Church with Rev Wright, burial in Grafton Cemetery. Several local relatives visited and many neighbors listed as attending.
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Grace E. Rising
Net Crafton
Toy
Leon
Wells Dorothy
Clover Matie
Mine Howard
Opville
Thee
Moss Rising
Belden Mor Church
Grattan
Cthureh
Beldeau
Wright
Grafton
Skeletons Found In Gravel Pit Said To Be Indians
Skeletons found at the Roy Engle farm gravel pit near here are believed to be Indians. A Bloody Hat fight is thought to have occurred at the spot. More skeletons are expected to be exhumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, G. HH. C
Roy Engle
Marion Hay, Grain co. plant hit by $20,000 blaze
A Marion fire today caused about 20000 in damage to the Marion Hay Grain and Supply Co plant and elevator after an overheated shaft housing ignited. The fire destroyed the office and adjacent warehouse as seven or eight carloads of flour and thousands of bushels of oats wheat and corn were scorched. All city fire stations responded and partial insurance coverage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion Hay, Grain and Supply Co
Woman in Ohio prison seeks operation for life patient
Marysville Ohio August 17 Mrs Catherine Kaber serving a life sentence in the state reformatory for plotting her wealthy husband Dan Kaber Cleveland publisher is dying for an operation she refused to undergo. The prison physician advised it and her daughter joined in urging the procedure but to no avail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Catherine Kaber
Dan Kaber
Cleveland
Kaber
Austin Family Reunion at Davis Woods in Eaton
The second annual Austin family reunion was held Sunday in the Davis woods at North Eaton. After a picnic dinner a short devotional led by Mrs. Mary Dawley, followed by a brief business meeting. Prizes for games and a lively ball contest drew smiles, with ice cream and watermelon served on departure. Attendees included Adella Joskin, R. H. King and families, Charles and Mary Dawley and family, E. E. Oviatt and family, Stanley Austin and family, Elmer Hill and family, ALJ Nairy, W. A. Dawley and family, Sam Garretson and family, Charles Browne and son, S. A. Hoskin and family, Chester Carpenter, F. Garretson, Mary Dawley, P. A. Dawley and daughter, and George Huls and family.
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Eaton
Austin
Davis Woods
North Eaton
Mary Dawley
Adella Joskin
R. H King 4
Charles ‘Dawley and Son
Elyria
E. E. Oviatt
Stanley Austin
Lakewood
Elmer Hill
AL. J. Nairy
Cleveland
W. A. Dawley
Oberlin
Sam Garretson
Charles Browne and Son
la Porte
S. A. Hoskin
Chester Carpenter
F. Garretson
P. A. Dawley
George Huls
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Clarence Hallman
Joe Otten
W. Paul
A. Becker
Robert Keith
Andy Sainoff
J. E Nisderhauser
George Hallett
R. & Meyers
M. Hale
K. Bertlest
Broad St
Elykia, Ohio
A. R
Charles W. Lawrence
Norin Pleasant ST
Liberty Bonds
Libert
Ted
IML
Treasury
IHS
Treasure
Los di Ng
Minneapolis Grains
Minneapolis
Dg Perryman
Qoherlin
Geo Parnell
Nir
Wm Parnell
Mable Jordan
Einidavy
Daughey Charlotte
Myr
Henry Siddallang
Palladelpia
Washington, D. C
Ted Willis
Camel
Verm
Harold Wills
Ashland
D. W. Willis
Randolph Blackman
Arents
Dorothy Fuller
Literburg
H. Werr
Wellingtion
Daniels
Meo
Omar Phillips
Forcer
Grarze Phillins
W. Messenger
Dickason Electric CO
Washington Ave
Western Union
Illinois
Tlinois
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