Two Cases Dismissed in Common Pleas Court
In Cleveland today two cases were dismissed at the defendants' costs. The Moore Fares Concrete Block Company and the National Fire Insurance Company action was heard before Judge A R Webber. The Cleveland Southwestern Railway Company case was dismissed by Judge W B Thompson.
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Cass
Common Pleas
Moore
National Fire Insurance
Cleveland South-western Railwar Company
A R Webber
L. A. Burgett Company
Albert Ford
Aga
W B. Thompson
Printing Bill Judgment Against C W Thompson
A jury in Justice of the Peace J C Conaway court yesterday afternoon awarded Wilmot Printing Company fifteen dollars against C W Thompson for a printing bill. The plaintiff had sued A Y Yeaver Pat Crowe and C W Thompson, but the jury found Thompson solely responsible. Yeaver and Crowe denied any responsibility.
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Wilmot Printing Company
C. W. Thompson
Court of Justice of the Peace
J. C. Conaway
Plaintife
A. Y. Yeaver
Pat Crowe
Tompson
Yeager
Crowe
Sugar Cane Harvest Preparations Begin in Territory
Dec 23 Honolulu reports sugar growers start up this week as 1927 crop clears every department of each plantation. Harvest aims for mid August with repair work in lull between seasons. Planting runs Feb to July using cane tops as seed while laborers are retained despite limited work, reducing costly turnover.
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Honolule
Watons
Dowager Duchess Objects to Minister Herriot on Paris Patron List
Paris reports say the Dowager Duchess D Harcourt withdrew from the art exhibition committee after learning M Herriot, minister of the arts and education, was listed as a patron. She insisted his name be dropped, while Countess De Noailles attended the show as a patron and poet.
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Paris
M. Herriot
D'Harcourt
France
Normandy
Duchess
Therts
Ras
Countess de Noailles
M- Herriot
Mme. Recamler
Mme Poincare Follows Hubby Economy Edict in Paris
December 23 report describes a Paris tram incident where Mme Raymond Poincare, wife of the premier and former president, struggles to alight a wet street car. An elderly Legion of Honor holder escorts inquiry as the conductors comment on her shopping secrecy in the economy drive.
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Mme
Poincare
Paris
Legion of Honzor
Actocrat
Raymond Poincare
The
Republic
Louis plans to beautify riverfront with 70 million project
The St Louis riverfront would gain a three mile double decked street level promenade and two parks as part of a 70.0 million plan by the city plan commission. The project aims to curb traffic, reclaim riverfront land for recreation, and transform run down buildings into a show place.
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BY. Louis
ST. Louis
Missispippi
City ‘Filan Commission
Death notices for Mrs Frank Everette and Robert Stienke
Mrs Frank Everette 51 died at her home in Amherst after a five year illness. She leaves her husband four daughters a grandson and a sister. She was born in New York and moved to Amherst living at Brownsheim before death. Funeral at John’s Evangelical Lorain with burial at cemetery. Robert Stienke 41 died at his home on Elyria avenue after a two week illness. He is survived by his widow Edith and four children. Burial at Crown Hill after funeral Sunday led by Abram pastor.
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Frank Frerell
Cleveland
New York
Schramm
John Brith
Ludwig
Brownheim
Clarence
John Lethe
August Wa Ker
Lorain
Ihey
Amherst
John’s Evangelical Church
Ternoor
Robert Stienke
Dec
Bin
Elyria Avenue
Edith
Helen
Heth
Mildred
Charles
Martha Hanschke
Loud
Wis
Stienke
Abram
Steran
No Woman Should Ever Be a Cook in The London Organ
An article from The London official organ of Club Seropism argues against women as cooks and condemns traditional female roles. It critiques politicians and labor leaders over coal industry tensions and claims women should not be restricted from other work, presenting a controversial stance from a Feminist Magazine writer.
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London
Nori
Americans Targeted by Sleepy London Scams
A London dispatch reports travel scams aimed at wealthy American travelers traveling by rail. Tales describe lure by confident strangers offering costly goods and fashionable appearances to induce theft and fraud along routes from Paris to Constantinople.
14 Day Puliaian Link Between Be and Toro
A fragment describes a 14 day plan linking Be and Toro with Moscow and Feria in early phases. It notes a pullman connection and an elimination step, but the text is incomplete and unclear about outcomes or dates.
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TORIO
Pullman
Moscow
Feria
French law aims to curb media focus on crime cases
Fragmentary report notes a French legal push to limit camera coverage of crime trials. The draft measure seeks to keep notoriety from shaping public perception and to shield defendants from excessive publicity.
Fourth grade picks Washington as greatest American
Luckie street school in Atlanta fourth graders chose George Washington as the greatest American for honesty, with Paul Revere second and Lenny Ross third. Students cited the cherry tree tale and discussed battles with Germany and other nations in recalling their views on history.
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Atlanta
Luckie Street
George Washington
Paul Revers
Lenny Ross
Local News In a Few Lines Trista Stra pand
Stev perante two minor c. Fragmentary local brief outlines a namesake incident or notice involving two youths. Details are incomplete, with limited readable text about the event, persons, or location. Further context unavailable from the excerpt.
Teovle Keeping Our See No T Aral Made
Fragmentary text mentions morning of Christin and people, unclear events, no clear names or places. Summary emphasizes a partial phrase about keeping see and morning time.
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Teovle
Lis Leads Seven-Point Push in Beagee Debate
Lis and seven players faced a tight match as Beagee's teams contested. Key figures included Lis, Beagee team captains, and Industrias grouping driving the score. The game featured sustained pressure and notable raids, ending with a narrow margin victory for Lis cohorts.
NE for Material JCD Suilling Ab Laaitd Hie Died
A brief clerical notice reports the death of JCD Suilling Ab Laaitd in New England, with local authorities noting the passing and forthcoming arrangements. The sparse OCR reads as a notice of death without additional biographical details.
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Suilling
Entonation trio identified in Kane A Unde report
Clipped OCR notes three men connected to an entonation inquiry named Kane A Unde identified among those questioned. No clear location date or outcome, details remain fragmented in the record.
County Funds Bid on Bank Assets Amid Inactive Accounts
A county seeks bids to recover funds from several bank companies tied to inactive accounts. Officials announce a process to auction or liquidate assets to cover outstanding obligations and restore fiscal balance.
Unclear text fragment about building permit and construction
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a building permit and construction references to a person or place named Henry W and a garage. Details are garbled with unknown tokens and cannot identify a clear event, date, or outcome.
Paris museum sees upheaval amid funding row
A local Paris museum faces a funding dispute affecting exhibitions and operations as officials navigate new costs and public expectations. Community leaders call for a quick resolution to protect cultural access and preserve the museum’s future.
Wisconsin Honey Wins Grading Test, Report Says
A fragment notes Wisconsin honey won a grading test overseen by the state department of marketing and quality control with results from Site 2 1 2 ee cited by C D visor.
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Wisconsin
C.D. Visor
Department of Mark
Incomplete Local Dance News Sparks Golf Talk
A garbled item mentions London and dancing styles like the foxtrot and Charleston. The Low County Council opts not to dance in Ravensharf and instead allocates space for a putting green. The World of Industry note references Missouri wage adjustments and a compensation issue.
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London
Ant i
Low County Council
Ravensharft
Pigeon Club Announce and Local Racing Club Officers Listed
A fragmented notice lists Rad Tcers Pigeon Club events and announces wedding plans of a Shington businesswoman to Gurman Baron Gington. It also names the Defiance Racing Association officers including U. S. Me president George E. Ry treasurer RG Hreiminger and J F Scheuerman Jr. plus a race committee and industry notes for Sancco OW.
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EEF
I Racing Pircon Clib
U. S
George E
RG. Hreiminger
J. F. Scheuerman
Garaghin
Record price set on New York Stock Exchange
New York December 23 for the first time all stocks traded at 2009 a share. Texas Pacific Lands Trust led with a 200 point surge to 2000 a share, the highest bid in exchange history. Earlier this year Land Trust certs sold at 510, surpassing Atlantic Refining’s prior record. The Land Trust owns lands in the Texas Panhandle.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Nll
Texas
Pacific Lands Trust
Exchange
Land Trust
Atlantic
Texas Panhandle
Markets report grain and livestock prices in Cleveland and Chicago
Cleveland market notes show potatoes and wheat with quoted bids and cash prices while Chicago quotations list butter eggs and potato receipts. The report records No 2 red wheat at 1.41 and corn at 0.75 with various bids. detailed dairy and poultry prices appear alongside shipping notes and regional market steadiness.
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Toledo
Chicago
United States
Wiscons
Sota
Idaho
Florida Pocahontas and Ortiz in a Colonial Rescue Tale
In a fragmentary Historic piece a Pocahontas era rescue is described with Ortiz’s life spared after Eluotl or Weeta’s daughter pleads for mercy. The story links early Florida exploration to Narvaez and a captive fate with Indian chiefs and a saving act by a young woman.
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Florida Pocahontas
Bradenton
Hiram Berd
Florida Auduven
Capyr
Banks
Juan Ortiz
Uchead
Kiwanis Party Enthuses Elyria Children and Adults
The Kiwanis Club Christmas party at Elyria featured a fairy tale by Miss Florence Gadfeld for the children, gifts from Santa Claus, and elaborate prizes won by David W. McWillin. Acting President AHW West praised the Elyria Board of Trade for securing the auto factory project, after Mayor Hinkson spoke on the matter.
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Kiwanis Club
Soon
James Armitage
Florence Gadfeld
Santa Claus
Tm Santa
Bagsy
Kenneth Doylan
David W. McWillin
Ahw. West
Hinkson
Robert Rice
Elyria Board of ‘Trade
Elyria
Wright and
Fraxcetlia
No Rush for Auto Tags Here
Chief EL JF Stik Wis announced tighter enforcement of 1926 license laws requiring new licenses after December 31. About 3,900 applications have been made out of 25,000 expected. Arrests will follow violations with fines up to 25 dollars for those operating without new plates. The license bureau remains orderly in the courthouse basement despite the slow pace.
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EL JF
Stik Wis
Hakes
Stankard
Court House
Real Estate Law Discussion Marks Ohio Meeting
Ohio real estate license law funding will be discussed at the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards meeting in Columbus on December 29. Members will hear reports, elect officers, and install Maj. Rudolph of Cleveland as president with vice presidents Rayth of Toledo Gordon C. Be of Cincinnati W. S. Jacobs of Zanesville Mark Hambleton of Canton and Howard Er. Frank J D. scheduled.
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Ylang
Ohio
Ohio Association of Real Estate
Wr. G. Kolp
Seceretar
J. W. Jacobs Mallon
Maj. Rudolph
Cleveland
Rudolph
Rayth
Toledo
Gordon C
Cincinnati
W. S. Jacobs Zanes J Ville
Mark Hambleton
Canton
Howard Er. Frank J
Alaska Herring Fishing Prosperous Amid Gains
Alaska herring fishing shows strong year with growth in plants from 32 to 54 and higher product value. Industry employs more workers, investments rise to about 6.11 million dollars, and cured herring output reaches 33.9 million pounds.
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Alaska
Washington
Accare
Jons
Veteran Marysville School Superintendent Retires After 45 Years
Marysville Ohio veteran schoolman Demorest retires after a 45 year career in education. He served 25 years as superintendent and ends his service on a pension while convalescing at the home of his son Prof Dakia P Demorest in Columbus.
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Marysville
Demorest
Dakia P Demorest
Columbus
Columbus Labor Bank proposed incorporation in Columbus Ohio
Officials seek to incorporate a banking institution to be known as the Columbus Labor Bank. Papers filed by Michael B C, president of the Columbus Federation of Labor, Municipal Judge Harry B. Holmes, and Councilman Fred O. Zimpfer. It is proposed to sell 50 000 dollars in stock.
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Dec
Coumbus Labor Bank
Michael B.C
Columbus Federtion of Labor
Harry B. Holmes
Fred O. Zimpfer
St Louis Lights Up With Eight Million Dollar Electric Street System
St Louis activates its eight million dollar automatic electric street lighting system after years of debate. Mayor Miller proclaims the moment arrived as a radio link from Pittsburgh synchronized lights across Broadway and Convent Ave. The system uses automatic relays, a primary and emergency feeder, and reports faults via a switchboard. The city aims to match leading urban lighting standards.
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Tary
St Lo
Tor J. Miller
Mayo' E
St. Louis
Broadway and
Convent Avenue
ADEA
Pittsburg
Db Kdeka
Broadvasting
Westinghouse Elect and Manufacring Company
St. Louia
Reece
St Louis
Ikwaa
Iig
Lighti
Real Estate Transfers and Voter Update
Real estate transfers include properties in Ridgeville and Sheffield Lake with names such as Alma Crest and Obelots 322 Backers Country. A note on voter figures indicates a rise in women voters, with about ten million total and plans by the Conservative party to mobilize through speakers and courses on empire development socialism and the British constitution.
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Tte
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