Rain Injures Braxeman in Newark Train Accident
Claude Wallace of Baltimore and Ohio stepped from a Pennsylvania Railroad track in front of an approaching train. His left arm was severed and he suffered internal injuries. He is not expected to recover.
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Mussolini Invites League to Meet in Rome in March
Premier Mussolini invites the League of Nations Council to meet in Rome in March. In Washington the labor department reports November retail food prices rose one percent from October while wholesale prices for 404 commodities fell one percent.
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Rainbow Vets to Meet Columbus in June 1924
The Ohio Rainbow Veterans announce their annual convention will be held in Columbus from June 6 to June 8, 1924. Officials expect more than 1,000 attendees.
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Judge Rufus B. Smith Dies at 69 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati December 19 Judge Rufus B. Smith a prominent Ohio lawyer and former federal judge died at age 69. His career spanned decades with notable rulings and service in the state’s legal community. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Rufus B. Smith
Cincinnati man believed dry agent held by crowd on Elm Street
Police rescued Frank L. Conatiner, 36, of Middletown, Ohio, a dry agent suspect, who succumbed to pneumonia late last night as he was seized by a crowd on Elm Street. The incident occurred after his arrest attempt by authorities.
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False Fire Alarm in Amherst Garage
Amherst local report notes a fire department response to Tisdale's garage last evening that turned out to be a false alarm. Miss Helen Sayers surprised on her birthday at Middle Ridge home with friends, a decorated tree and gifts, during a church social gathering.
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Governor Seeks Democratic Presidential O K
Kansas officials hosted a luncheon with a rural theme drawing publican support while guests played games and shared social time. The event included invited local women and was part of a broader party program noting upcoming meetings and attendance urged.
Amherst Personal News Highlights
Mins Trice Nicholl discharged from local hospital. Harry Gillman recovering from illness. Mrs Elsie Bruce spent the day in Cleveland. Mrs Jack Brennan and Jennie Jaeger were Cleveland visitors Monday. Mrs Roy Nitchell and Mrs Nora Schmauch spent Monday in Cleveland. Mrs B A Kurtz of Lorain called on relatives here yesterday. Elsza Bruce Janice and Gerald Bruce were Elyria visitors yesterday. George Schuler and family of Toledo visiting Mr and Mrs E C Schuler. Minnie Sabiers was a Cleveland visitor yesterday.
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Harry Gillman
Elsie Bruce
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Jennie Jaeger
Roy Nitchell
Nora Schmauch
A. Kurtz
Lorain
Elsza Bruce
Janice
Gerald Bruce
Elyria
Esterday
George Schuler
Toledo
E. C. Schuler
Minnie Sabiers
Lay Off Rail Workers in Newark and West Virginia
Six hundred Baltimore and Ohio employees will be laid off in Newark from December 22 to January. A notice posted at local shops confirms the layoff. In Wheeling, West Virginia, Rosalind Harrison, aged five through eight, dies from burns sustained in an incident today.
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Two Divorce Cases Filed in Court Today
Two divorce actions were filed in court yesterday. Fact patterns show Maddie Haynes suing Edward in one case, with details incomplete due to OCR errors. The second case involves unspecified parties and motives, reflecting typical municipal docket activity.
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Local divorce filing details disputed support and residence
Haynes sues for dissolution of marriage alleging spouse failed to provide a home or necessary clothing forcing her to work for support. In related action Joseph J. Majorsack, a Lorain real estate dealer, seeks divorce from Follclitas Majorsack with details unclear.
Marriage in Chicago sparks bid to bar from real estate
A Chicago wedding in 1919 prompts a divorce filing in Lorain as the husband claims his wife refused to settle there. He says she visited Lorain, approved the city, returned to Chicago, and has voted for him sparingly but left again. He seeks a divorce and a ban on her interest in real estate.
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Lorain
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