Miners March at Athens Halted by Union Leaders
In Athens Ohio on August 25 a march of 400 to 500 striking Athens county miners toward non union districts near Pomeroy was stopped by Oral Daugherty and other union officials. The crowd, traveling in autos with bands from Glouster and nearby towns, was two miles from Athens when asked to turn back. The miners planned to attend a meeting at Pomeroy that afternoon.
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Athens, O
Athens County
Pomeroy
Meighs County
Oral Daugherty
Glouster
Athens
Daugherty
Girl in Stolen Car Captured After Five Hour Chase
A 17 year old girl in a stolen car played tag with two Cleveland policewomen for five and a half hours before she was finally captured. Officers noted the car on the sidewalk narrowly missing a telegraph pole and gave chase through east side traffic. The car was found to be stolen.
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Cleveland
Aug
East Side
Fires put out by local fire crews two incidents reported
Fire companies answered to two fires this Wednesday. Children at the Kruszewski home set a feather bed ablaze with matches. the mattress was tossed from a window and water saved the house from flames. Squad company one and engine company one also doused an automobile fire at Ledi and Court streets caused by faulty wiring, threatening a machine owned by Charles R. Price of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kruszewski
Ledi
Court Street
Charles R. Price
Cleveland
Complete plans for traffic survey in northeastern Ohio
The Regional Highway Board forms a cooperative group with federal authorities to conduct a county-wide traffic survey starting September 4. Jerry Zmunt, a county commissioner, heads the organization and Dr J Gordon McKay plans to deploy 90 survey workers across eleven counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Regional Highway Board
Ohio
Jerry Zmunt
J. Gordon McKay
Federal Division of Economics
Zmunt
McKay
Two girls sue for damages after Lorain car crash
In Lorain on June 12 two civil suits totaling 310000 were filed against Stephan Senner 3102 Camden Avenue. Stella Sykoloicki and Frances Sykolnicki allege injuries from Senner rear ending a car Gustav Smith was driving with Stella and Frances aboard. Stella seeks 185000 for a broken collar bone and Frances 5990 for internal injuries and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan Senner
Frances
31St Street
Charleston Ravenue
Lorain
Lorain Coroner Probes Sudden Death of John Turcon
Coroner Perry investigated the Lorain death of 53 year old John Turcon found with a revolver in his head. Officials ruled death by his own action. Turcon, out of work for over a month, was a widower with several children abroad and a brother in Lorain.
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Lorain
Perry
John Turcon
East 28Th Street
Turcon
Roumenian
Old Country
Elyria Merchants Stock Christmas Goods Early
Elyrians are already preparing for Christmas with merchants ordering unpacking pricing and display planning. Local trades note global toy trade shifts with Germany once dominant now supplying little while the United States produces 95 percent of toys and Japan surpasses former German share.
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Elyria
Elyrians
Jhow
America
Lar
Germany
U.S
Chronicle- Telegram
U. S
Japan
Jones Back In Stride In National Amateur Quarterfinal
Bobby Jones led Harrison Johnston by three holes after nine in their 38-hole quarterfinal at Minikahda Club Minneapolis as Chick Evans held a one hole edge on Eddie Held and Roland Mackenzie stood two up on Harry Legg. Jones played steady par golf.
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Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Bobby Jones
Harrison
Jimmy
Johnston
Ship
Chick Evans
Eddie Held
St. Louis
Roland Mackenzie
Washington, D. C
Harry Legg
Armour and Farrell Play Exhibition in Lorain
Tommy Armour the national open champion and John Farrell with Walter Ingram the Lorain Country Club pro will play an exhibition round today at Lorain Country Club. Eddie Hasmann of Dover Bay joins the group for the event.
Ten Questions Answers on Classified Page 1928
A list of ten brief questions about potential Republican presidential candidates in 1928. It asks who was seen as a strong critic, where relief work occurred, which high House and Senate leaders were mentioned, Lowden’s farmer appeal, Coolidge’s stance on a third term, other officials named, and historic precedents about third terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert ‘m
House
Senate
Lowden
Middle West
Coolidge
New York College
Hoover
Bank reshapes leadership with Brotherhood management shift
Johnston announced a new Brotherhood Management Corporation with Houston named head of the entity and the board reconstituted. Five members will be named by Houston and four by the Brotherhood. the company gains immediate authority to oversee all Brotherhood activities. Webb resigns from the bank board to join Houston’s venture. Prenter steps down as president and is replaced by Johnston. Grising and Daugherty resign from the board.
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Bershp
Bank
Johnston
Houston
Brotherhood Management Corporation
New York
Brotherhood
George T. Webb
Theleveland Bank
William B. Prenter
The
Foresett
L. G. Grising
Harry P. Daugherty
Award Judgments by Confession on Cognovit Notes
Three suits for judgment on cognovit notes concluded in common pleas court. John W. Schmauch of Lorain received $355 against William and Leon Becket, $1065 against William Becket, and Auto Payment Co. of Oberlin was awarded $100 from Andrew M. Hertet. An auto damage verdict for Harry A. Bedel against Geo Hegneit was appealed from Justice Conaway to common pleas court.
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Common Pleas
John W. Schmauch
Lorain
William and
Leon Becket
William Becket
Auto Payment Co
Oberlin
Andrew M. Hertet
Harry A. Bedel
Geo. Hegneit
Court of Justice
J. C. Conaway
Common Pleas Court
Yeaterday
Suit for judgment and auto sale over $400 debt
Henry Ritter filed in common pleas court to recover 400 dollars from George N. and Mary Lee Smith, alleging three promissory notes and that the car was transferred to avoid payment. A divorce suit was filed by Ida See Oberlin against Benjamin See citing gross neglect and cruelty.
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Common Pleas Court
Henry Ritter
14Th Street
Lorain
George N
Mary Lee Smith
E. Erie Avenue
Ritter
Smith
Ida. See
Oberlin
Benjamin See
Auto Recovered for M. Euclid Man by Deputies
Deputies from the sheriff's department recovered an automobile on Sugar Ridge belonging to Theodore Ammer of South Euclid after a resident reported the car idle near his home for two days. The vehicle was taken to the county garage while Ammer was contacted. A separate suit was filed in common pleas court by the Hardware and Supply Co. against Home Furniture Co. of Elyria seeking 1425 in unpaid account damages.
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Euclid
Sheriff's Department
Sugar Ridge
Theodore Ammer
South
iAmimer
The
Hardware and Supply Co
Home Furniture Co
Elyria
Common Pleas
Crowd jeers at Loew's screening amid Irish race controversy
About a thousand protesters gathered outside Loew's American theatre last night in New York after viewing The Callahans and the Murphys. The crowd denounced the film as a disgrace to the Irish race, sparking a disturbance that escalated from the auditorium into the street and required police reserves to disperse the mob.
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Loew
Jury awards for land right of way near Athens
Eleven Richland and Athens county property owners win awards totaling nearly six thousand dollars seven times the state offer for rights of way on a new south high approach to Athens. West Jefferson depositors to receive sixty eight to seventy percent of funds with dividend about in October. County officials puzzled over where to send liquor law violators when convicted. Dayton and Columbus operate with limited prisoner intake and a waiting list.
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Athens
Athens County
West Jefferson
Commercial Bank
Chillicothe
Dayton
House
Columbus
Mrs Eva Kaber Lingers as Ohio Considers Life Saving Operation
In Cleveland, Aug 25, state welfare director Leith John R Harper holds decision on forcing Eva Kaber to an operation to save her life. Officials await his return from Seattle before action, while Louise Mittendorf and reformatories oppose further delay. Doctors warn a tumor could suffocate her or poison her system.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eva Kaber
John R. Harper
Welfare Department
Harper
Seattle
Hfe
Ban Kaher
Lakewood
Louise Mittendorf
Margayville Reformatory
Hng
Kaber
Sincc
Charles D. Mills
Reformatory Phsician
Market quotes across Cleveland Chicago and Minneapolis
The report aggregates prices for staples from Cleveland to Minneapolis with commodities and livestock figures. It lists UTTER extras eggs butter lard ribs bellies and grain prices in Cleveland Chicago Toledo and Minneapolis with ranges for hogs cattle sheep and calves and notes varying market steadiness and shipment totals.
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Cleveland
Erste
Chicago
United States
Kansas
Missouri
New Jersey
Nebraska
Minnesota
Marty Ohips
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Cattle Awards Highlight Wellington Fair Winners
Orin Durkes of Eaton Gilbert Betts of Wellington and Frank Parsons of Pittsfield led the cattle showing at the Well ington fair earning grand championship cups. Durkee won Holstein first, Betts Ayrshire first, Parsons Jersey first with top honors in senior divisions across Holstein Ayrshire and Jersey classes.
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Orin Durkes
Eaton
Gilbert Bette
Wellington
Frank Parsons
Pittsfield
Worain County
Durkee
Betts
Aryshire
Parsons
Jersey
Ayrshire
Gilbert Betts
Marion Betts
Francis McConnell
Richard McConnell
Norman McConnall
Stella Salzman
Richard Harris
Oberlin
William Harris
Warren Pelton
A. Nelson McDonald
Wakeman
Willoughby Bruce
Hezel Phillips
New London
Warna Buell
Litchfield
Stanley Hoskins
Grafton
Howard Starr
Edgar Jones
Lewis Luikhart
Charles Webber
Fred Schiller
Rochester
Earl Flasterday
Harold Easterday
Robert Hoskins
Méantion
Leona Buell
Mabel Myers
Howard Myers
Perry Brandt
Theodore Hardy
Donald Wilson
Orin Durkee
Eston
John Fleming
Amherst
James Lindsey
Elyria
Helen Fleming
Joohn Fleming
Halen Fleming
Minister's Daughter Dies After Poison Drink at Station
Grace Richardson 25 the daughter of Rev G B Richardson of Huntington W Va died in a hospital at Ashland Ky after drinking a bottle and a half of poison at the railroad station late yesterday authorities reported the incident as a possible suicide.
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Ashland
Grace Richardson
G. B. Richardson
Huntington
W. Va
Lorain Hosts First Annual Swimming Marathon
Lorain holds its first annual swimming marathon today with twenty one entrants racing three miles from Lake View Park to Century Park.
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Lorain Lorain
Lorain
Lake View Park
Century Park
Peterson's Ointment Promises Skin Clearing Promise
A vintage ad claims Peterson's Ointment ends blemishes and rough skin with just a few applications. It argues pimples disappear and skin clears up, citing “millions testify” and listing price as 30 cents per box at all druggists.
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Peterson
Auto collision suit seeks $1000 for injuries in Cleveland
Mary Kabara a minor by Bertha Kabara filed in common pleas court alleging negligence by William N. Ford of 1824 W 48th St Cleveland. The defendant's car driven by Katherine Bemis collided with the Kabara car at Elyria avenue and North Ridge on August 4. Mary sustained a fractured right arm and seeks $1000 damages as a ward.
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William N. Ford
W. 48Th Street
Cleveland
Elyria Avenue
Common Pleas Court
Mary Kabara
Bertha Kabara
Mary
Rudolph
Katherine Bemis
Kabara
North Ridge
Death notices for Clifton Sahrner and Lucy Ryel in Amherst
Clifton Sahrner, 59, died early today at his South Amherst home after several months illness. Survived by his widow, three daughters Joan Kirker, Mrs Edward Pusbach, Helen, and five sons Fred Chris Charles John Edward. Funeral arrangements pending. Lucy Ryel, 87, died Tuesday at home 145 Clark Street. Survived by son Bert of Berea. Funeral at Jenkins Parlors Friday 2 PM. burial Fields Cemetery.
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Clifton Sahrney Amherst
Clifton Sahrner
South Amherst
Joan Kirker
Detroit
Edward Pusbach
Baltimore
Helen
Fred
Chris
Charles
John
Edward
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Amherst
Lucy Ryel
Clark Street
Bert
Berea
Ohio
Jenkins Funeral
Fields Cemetery
Ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page It Pays
A brief classified note appears in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page noting an advertisement opportunity that promises payment. The item highlights placement in the paper and potential readers, with minimal further specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle Telegram
Land Contract Suit In Clay County Florida
Jean K. Steuer of Cleveland files a common pleas suit against Paulinus MM and Regina Y. Van Oriest of 03 Park Avenue alleging breach of a land sale contract in Clay County Florida seeking damages of 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulinus MM. c
Regina Y. van Oriest
Park Avenue
Clay County
Florida
Jeanlatte K. Steuer
Union Trust Bldg
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Toraar
Novelty Races At Fair Attract Wide Entrants
Lorain county fair plans on September 7 features ostrich and automobile races on the speed program. Auto racing promoter A Thatcher will run the events with entrants including Harry Lamis from Macon Georgia Ben Stegall from Atlanta Georgia Shorty Gingrich from Tampa Florida and C C Catlett from Los Angeles California. Gingrich holds the Daytona Beach record and Florida champion. An effort will be made to set fast lap records. A Tuesday race on September 5 pairs ostrich Prince champion driver of a bird with a horse in a sulky.
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Lorain County Fair
A. Thatcher
Harry Lamis
Macon
Ben Stegall
Atlanta
Shorty
Gingrich
Tampa
Fla
C. C. Catlett
Los Angeles
Cal
Daytona Beach
Florida
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Betty
Jones
Mrs. Kaber
Timothy
Sinneapolis
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Tunney
Gong
CHCA
N. Y
Gene Tunney
Speculator
Illinois Boxing
Crosler
Dickason Electric Co
Washington Ave
Tassily Loans LP
Tosioo
Faire
Personal Finance Company of Lorain
Broadway
Edwy and
Eric Av
Lewis’ Shirt Tale
Fvis Mercantile
Qhaly Wahere Pench
HQA Pam
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