Cleveland Central Terminal Plan Moves Forward
December report notes an expected spring start for a new terminal to serve multiple lines into Cleveland. Estimated cost around 69 million dollars, with construction to begin after interstate commission approval and railroad acquisition of control. Pennsylvania Railroad not anticipated to participate in erection or later use. financing details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clere
York Central
Bis Four
Plate Railway
Washington
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Cleve
Union Termin
AMERT MAGD JOHN RUST 61 DIES IN AMHERST
Amelia Chapman Tolhurst funeral rites attract large crowd in Amherst. Mrs. John Rust dies after seven year illness. survived by three daughters and a stepson. Funeral Friday at 12:30 private then 1 PM at Lutheran church. Rev. Jordan to preside. burial at Cleveland street cemetery. Also Amherst personals note new partnership at Plato clothing, moves by Powers family, and local illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
John Rust
East Street
Rust
Anna Hust
John Kopp
John Dumas
Cicago
Walter Rust
Amelia Chapman Tolhurst
Middle Ridge
Hunter
Cleveland Street
Amherst Personals
Nelson Pippert
H. L. Plato Clothing
Plato and Pippert Company
H. W. Powers
South Main Street
Edward Maguire
Alex Abraham
Students Staying Over Christmas Holidays Plan Events
Arrangements are being made for the entertainment of students remaining there during the Christmas holidays. Meetings will be in Recreation Hall following last year’s plan. A series of dances plus New Year events, a masquerade, hike, and other amusements are planned. Mrs. Hetch oversees planning and notes a Christmas Eve dance and a New Year’s masquerade are in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Hall
Hateh
Oberlin Exchange Club to Hold Annual Auction Recharge
Oberlin Exchange Club plans the annual auction recharge at Oberlin Hospital fair next Saturday with proceeds supporting hospital services and community programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Exchange Club
Oberlin Hospital
Lorain County Bankers Hear Advertising Talk At Banquet
Nearly one hundred bankers attended the Lorain County Bankers Association banquet at the Country Club. A. B. Taylor urged plans for future advertising campaigns while James C. Dann explained income tax law changes. Hugh Diamond entertained with humorous stories and a fine dinner closed the pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Aealoe
Country Club
Jamés C Dann
Union Natonal Bank
Cleveland
Dunn
Counterfeiting Plant Raided in Cleveland
Federal authorities raided a counterfeiting plant on Superior Avenue late last night seizing vast quantities of counterfeit whiskey and gin, revenue stamps, and printing plates. Partly printed $1 bills and inferior spirits were found. Police believe the operation labeled most intoxicants in Cleveland and nearby towns to pass as genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve
Superior Avenue
Ty Pallee
Cleveland
Chief Bates Talks to Kiwanis Club
Fire Chief Wallace Bates spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon on fire protection and hazards. He described the department’s stations, apparatus, and personnel, and noted ongoing inspection efforts and standardization aimed at reducing fire losses versus last year.
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Bates
Kiwanis Club
Wallace Bates
Alienation Suit Captures Amherst Court Attention
Alfred G. Werner sues Alfred Pember for 10900 damages alleging alienation of his wife, Mrs. Werner, in Amherst. The Werbers, now divorced, claim Pember and Mrs. Werner were seen together and a jury is hearing testimony as witnesses describe alleged encounters and social meetings.
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Alfred GC
Werner
Alfred Pember
Amherst
Pember
Pemiher
Ila
Aline
Werners
Eighb H
Wernera
Pormber
Ridea
Oberlin Musical Union Concert Delight at Finney Chapel
December sixth concert by the Oberlin Musical Union featured a chorus over two hundred voices in Finney Chapel. Conducted by George W. Andrews, the program blended choral works with organ accompaniment by Harold Richay, including Parsifal and Messiah selections, Russian numbers, and pieces from Verdi, Beethoven, and Taneyev. Janet E. Parens and Daphne Kimball soloed, with notable chorus performances throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Musical Union
George W. aAndrewa
Finney Chapel
Natal
Harold Richay
Janet Parsons
Mss
Paphbne Kimball
Parsifal
Dverak
Seimberg
Tlandel
Pierne
G. Schumann
Verdi
Dr. Andrews
Janet E. Parenas
Santano
Handel
Beethoven
Necturne
Cesar Cid
Sunriza
Tanevef Sun
Venn Gretchaninoff
Lezend—Tchaikovsky
Wagner
Mies
Janet EL Parwens
Daphne Kirbat
Taneyer
Pierrie
Erhumann Lyudafss
Drora
Amen
George
Obituary and community notices from Oberlin
Obituary for Lovelace Burwell of Oberlin dying after a twelve hour illness at 232 Graton Street, survived by a wife and two children Earl Nutwell and Mrs. Margery Adams, with funeral planned at Saint Hapattat church. Also notices of a Carnival film screening at Neyney chapel, D A R meeting, local visits, social events, and various residents’ activities in Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Lovelace Burwell
Graton Street
Barwill
Atrest
Earl Nutwell
Margery Adams
Jon Hapttat
A Delicate Child Healed by Vinci Tonic
Mrs L W George of Aiken lauds her thin frail daughter’s recovery after using Vinci tonic. She reports improved appetite, weight gain, and color, calling the change marvelous and urging other mothers to try Vinci. The ad promotes Vinci as a cod liver oil free tissue builder with tonic ingredients, priced at $1 per bottle.
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Ira
L. W. George
Aiken
Troum
Vinci
Newberr, St., Aiken, Ac
Submarine S848 Sunk off Bridgeport Crew Rescued
Navy reports the S848 submarine was rammed by a tug off Bridgeport Connecticut and sank to about seventy feet while bow remained above water. All crew saved by tug Standard of Tug 2A after shifting ballast and discharging oil. Officers Haas and Smith aboard. rescue followed hours of undersea danger and partial tube failure.
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S48
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
New London
Torpedo Boat Company
Lake Pliant
Cevel
Haas
Smith
Washington
Dec
Bridgeport
Conn
Navy Department
Bat
Elyria Woman list of residents and addresses continues
A continued list from Page One details names and addresses in Elyria. The roster includes Jameson, Palytir, Snoble, Zahn, Sheema, Klein, Rose, Paonoue, Lenpeta, Fawkes, Harrison, Renker, Gradiseh, Jacobs, Kus, Szonbvorgl, Vasen, Prosento, Demings, Deml an, McCartney, Walack, Dobinsky, and many others with street annotations and city streets such as Woodford Ave, Eighteenth at, Oberlin road, and South Marinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotteret
Jas
Jameson
John Palytir
John Snoble
Wiverty
Nue
Adam Zahn
Rodi
Bath
William Jasie
Anthony Sheema
Woodford Ave
Harry Thurstein
River
Gerrardo Taevatra
Elizabeth Klein
Garvin Ive
Sam
State agency halts freight route amid ruling
A state rail commission order blocks a freight corridor pending further action. Officials cited safety and regulatory compliance, setting a hold on shipments through the Columbus area as a formal decision awaits review. Local shippers express concern over delays and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TWA
Columbus
Dee. R
State Atliltes Commission
Vna
Finger Prints Identify Yegg Dead in Hotel
Cincinnati dispatch reports the Orlando victim shot dead in a hotel is Frank Fiatico of Boston alias Rocco Casteletto. Fiatico, arrested February 14, 1912 for confidence games and pick pocketing, was released on a fine. His record shows a career of running chance games across the country and has been sent to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Orlando
Fla
Frank Fiatico
Boston
Fiatico
Rocco Casteletto
Florida
Wholesale prices and local market items in Cleveland dairy and produce
The list records wholesale prices for grains, feeds, and byproducts such as wheat at 1.10 and oats at 40c, plus hay and bran values. It then lists housewife dairy prices, various cheeses, flour, fruits, nuts, vegetables, fish, meats, poultry, and coal prices. Cleveland market details note butter at about 49–50 cents, with prints at 48–49 cents and packing costs.
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York State
Ilmberger
Corm Meal
Cleveland
Stocks Rise as Rail Shares Lead Market Recovery
New York trading opened with a quick market recovery from early selling. Rail stocks firmed, U S Steel and Republic Steel advanced, Studebaker and Chandler gained, while wheat corn and oats futures showed mixed gains in Chicago trading.
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Eer
New York
St. Paul Cammion
Cains
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Studebaker
Chandler
Chicago
Investigation panel weighs wartime atrocity charges
Witnesses press claims from a Texas paper alleging American officers murdered soldiers in France during the war. John Forbes, ex-marine, is cited reporting hangings from gallows and intimidation against testifying. The committee plans to summon Forbes and other witnesses to reveal the truth.
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Watson
Aco
Texas
John J. Forbes
Cleveland
Ohio
France
Ateon
Forbes
Wateon
Brandeges
Parents Slain as Children Keep Vigil Through Night
DETROIT Mich Dec 8 Terror stricken too frightened to sleep the three little children of Mike and Mary Simok kept vigil all through the night and into the morning today over the bodies of their parents. Their father shot their mother dead and then killed himself last night in their home. Gathering courage with daylight the children summoned a neighbor boy and sent him for help. The mother's body lay at the foot of the stairway to the flat on the second floor with bullet wounds in her hand and mouth. Simon's body was in the bedroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Nich
Ati
Amule
Mike
Mary Simok
Simon
Fires Kill 38 In Month With 12 Children Among Dead
State Fire Marshal Dykeman reports 38 deaths from fires last month in Columbus. Twelve were babes or young children and eight victims died in buildings. Forty seven others were injured. Fire marshal says 97 percent of fires were preventable.
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Columbus
Dec
Oho
Dykeman
LaGrange Man Charged With Grand Larceny After Wingate Theft
LaGrange reports show a man named Kite robbed Johnson and held him. Johnson identified stolen property including a horn cane valued at 50, currency pieces, a 1824 Monroe land grant, jewelry, a Johnson check book with missing checks, and a forged 25 dollar check. Kite fled to Cleveland, bought a diamond ring for 120 with a 20 check, later held in Cleveland. Kite charged with grand larceny after arraignment by Mayor Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zarnke
Mr. Johnson
C. W. Bothwell
LaGrange Drug- Bist
Johnson
Kita
James Monroe
Bothwell
LaGrange Hardware Co
Kite
Cleveland
Jones Ha
Montgomery
Ala
Smith's Novelty Orchestra Dance at Ellis Hall Dec 12
Smith's Novelty Orchestra of Elyria will host a big dance at Ellis Hall on Monday December 12. If you want to dance to a real orchestra with pep and rhythm you better come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ellis’ Hall
Are You Scrawny and Without Force Diet Patent Medicine Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Carey’s Medicine Yeast as a remedy to gain weight and strength. It claims improved digestion, energy, and nourishment, suggesting readers measure progress with scales and mirrors. It urges repeated use until reaching desired weight. The copy imitates early 20th century marketing language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canays
Young Thief Pleads to Spare Parents Notice
A youth, 37, of good appearance from the south, begged that trouble be kept from his parents and offered to repay Mr. Johnson for losses. He admitted taking a chocolate from a letter to Johnagon and claimed other stolen items were carried to Cleveland. He was held on $1,609 bond while awaiting his return of goods to Cleveland.
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Pape
Mama
Mr. Johnson
Johnagon
Cleveland
Kite
Sinn Fein Envoys and Irish Free State Plans
The article reports on Sinn Fein envoys and the Irish peace deals including a 21 000 strong standing army option for the Irish free state and amnesty releases of Sinn Fein prisoners. It notes Ulster unionists' stance on joining later, and Dublin’s reports on government messaging and a tri color flag for the Irish free state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
bin Fein
Dublin
London
Ulister
Irish Free States
Sinn Fein
Messige
Baltrest
Lloyd George
Geeffry Shakespeare
Irien Free State
Age of congratulation from George Hersey the ambassador
A fragmentary line notes Hersey the American ambassador praising a milestone in Anglo American relations. It suggests belief that an Irish settlement would remove the last obstacle between America and Britain, reflecting diplomatic sentiment of the era.
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America
Britain
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Amert
Atainments
Lorwn County
Hugh Diamond
Galton
Tote
Eta
Eforas
Mary Teller
Koh
Stationery
Central Bank
SIF Bend Store
United Arties
S'nney Chapel
Society
St. Marka
Venice
Fnalda
Frive
Cheet Ramnalcn
Mra Pld
Sherman
Forest Street
W. G. Sharp
Elvria
Walter McRoberta
Glyde
Pete Wagner
Charlie Bryant
Carl Gibson
Milo Kendeigh
Wilson
Mt. Gilead
Gardner
7. E. Lorain
F. G. Morgan
Union Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
All Circle
Evangeling Gerrish Nichat
North Amherst
W. J. Gerrad
Kant College
Odd Fellows
Haven
B. OH. Pepworth
Dave
Howard
Pleamot Street
C. W. Phillips
U.S
Ned
Hefuara
Malaga
L.c
Nam
Pittsburgh Lamp
Bergholtz
Mitchfeld
Kentucky
Conzo
Pocahontas
All Mises
LaGrange Man
Novelty Orchestra
Liod George
Geo. Hersey
Awe
F. ¥. Anderson
St. Andrews
Hune
Tory
Chas
Willen
LaGrange
Helen—Der
Penfield
Columbia
B. T. Nesbitt
Grafton
Lewis Mercantile Co
Pictorial Review Pattern Co
Wildercraft
Central Book Store
Leader Shoe Co
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