Lorain teen appeals $10,050 druggist verdict
Frances Paraska, 17, of 2625 Elyria Ave Lorain, filed a petition in error with the Court of Appeals seeking reversal of a directed verdict for Rudolph Kubasak. She claimed injuries from a prescription overdose causing health issues. The Common Pleas jury, Judge W B Thompson, had earlier delivered the verdict for the defendant.
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Court of Appeals
Frances Paraska
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Rudolph Kubasak
East 28Th Street
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Ask Reports On Sale Of Seals The Lorain County Health Council
The Lorain County Health Council reports final returns in the seat safe and urges slow reporters to send in their payments to headquarters at once. Mrs. Kt. T. J. Martin thanks newspapers and agencies and individuals for campaign assistance.
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Lorain County
Miss Ruth Neil Wins Elyria Spelling Bee
Miss Ruth Neil of Elyria wins the EBC spelling bee after a spirited morning contest at Elyria Business College. Contenders included Glenn Dates of Amherst and Marion Kopenhofer of Lorain as the top rivals.
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Ruth Neil
Elyria Business College
Reese
Neil
Glenn Dates
Amherst
Marion Kopenhofer
Lorain
Lorain Woman Badly Hurt in Crash
Mrs. Albert Eglin aged 29 of Elyria Avenue Lorain sustained serious injuries Saturday after noon when a sedan she rode in was struck by a B&O train south of Medina She is in critical condition with a fractured pelvis and multiple lacerations at Memorial hospital The accident left her husband and five children mostly unhurt Mr Strong of Medina administered first aid and she was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital by ambulance at 6 04 PM
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Albert Eglin
R. D
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Medina
Memorial Hospital
Death Record Mrs William J Hintz Lorain
Funeral services for Mrs William J Hintz of Lorain who died in Tucson Arizona will be held at St Johns Evangelical Church Lorain Tuesday afternoon She left for Arizona with her husband W J Hintz a Lorain mail carrier She is survived by her husband two children four sisters and two brothers
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William J. Hintz
Lorain
Tuscon
Arizona
Thuredor
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Hints
Ffor
W. J. Hintz
Lorain Mall
Robert. G. and
LeNoy
Pat Cornell
Elyria
Aiden Scott
Los Angeles
California
Ivan Mercer
Cleveland
Dorothy Ehlrich
John Ehlrich
Henry Ehblrich
James Evans 33 Dies at Stop Yellow Line Home
James Evans 33 dies Sunday at his aunt Mrs James Cunningham Stop Yellow Line. Survived by uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Jas Cunningham sister Mrs Lawerence Whitacre brother Clarence Evans cousin James Keeter. Body moved to Tannor's Funeral Home. Services Wednesday 3 p.m. at Mr and Mrs Cunningham Stop 5 Yellow Line with Rev C F Wiseman. interment Ellwood Cemetery.
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James Evans
James Cunningham
Stop Yellow Line
Jas. Cunningham
Lawrence Whitacre
Clarence Evans
James Keeter
Tannor
C. F. Wiseman
Ellwood Cemetery
Murders and confessions linked to railroad workers
Police report Burns confessed to a murder after internal police work. Officers arrested Stone after Burns’ statement, finding a framed photo of Toward with a large question mark. The Reverend Shelton notes Burns joined the church two years ago and had just finished sermons on confession of sins, which may have influenced the confession.
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Burns
Stone
Toward
Shelton
Head on Crash at East Bridge and Broad Streets
Two autos were badly damaged in a head-on collision at the East Bridge and Broad street intersection Sunday. Bert Smith of 128 Northrup street drove a2 coach and John Bridge of 203 Warren street drove a2 tourine car. Smith was turning left onto East Bridge street while Bridge was heading toward the Square on Broad street.
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East Bridge
Broad Street
Bert Smith
Northrup Street
John Bridge
Warren Street
Smith
East Bridge Street
Bridge
Auto collision on Depot Street involving Johnson at 221 Ohio Street
J B Johnson of 221 Ohio Street reported to police that his auto damaged another machine on Depot Street. The damaged vehicle carried license plate N 5 449.
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J. B. Johnson
Ohio Street
Depot Street
Ohio State Garden Flower School To Be Held In Columbus
Lorain county flower growers are invited to attend the Garden Flower School on February 2 and 13 in Columbus. The horticulture department of Ohio State University will sponsor the event announced by C FE Rowland county farm extension agent. Topics include tree cure plant lown inspection shrubs rock garden construction and applying art principles to flower gardens. Some lectures will be illustrated.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Ohio State University
C. FE. Rowland
Auto collision on West River street injures two
Living west of West Third street this morning JL. W. Mahn of 429 Sixth street skidded while attempting a safety stop at West River street and bumped another auto. The Mahn car rear bumper caught the right fender of John Kolopus's auto. Kolopus's car was parked on the north side of Thirg street near the corner. Mahn reported the accident to police. A Kolopus auto was slightly damaged.
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West Third Street
JL. W. Mahn
Sixth Street
West River Street
Mahn
John Kolopus
Kolopus
Thirg Street
Kelopus
Auto crash on Oberlin road injures Hedaway car
Louis Hedway of Lake Avenue was driving when a Greyhound bus skidded around a curve on Oberlin road and struck the rear of Hedaway’s car. The impact forced the auto into a ditch. Bus driver was M. C. Tarwin.
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Louis Hedway
Lake Avenue
Greyhound
Oberlin Road
Hedaway
M. C. Tarwin
Ohio State Poultry Calendar Urges Steady Egg Production
The February calendar from Ohio State University Extension advises increased egg production. It sets February at 13 eggs per bird, with January at 19, December at eight, and November at five. It covers buying chicks, brooder prep, broody hens, and factors boosting hatchability, urging home sale quality and careful sourcing.
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Ohio State
Agricultural College Extension Service
Ohio State University
Lorain County
E. Rowland
Trade Totals Rise in 13928 Era
A fragmented line notes foreign trade reaching twenty billion dollars with four times that amount in related metrics. The garbled text references totals and foreign exchange in the era, implying a broad measure of commerce and policy context.
Glasses Water Help Constipation Relief Tablet Claim
A fragment suggests drinking three glasses of water an hour before breakfast aids digestion. It promotes a glycerin saline compound and a laxative mix named AMetizad 20 Onca Flash Adletixa for bowel cleansing and quick relief, claiming effects within ten minutes and two hours.
Hoover Urged to Call Extra Session of Congress
Senator Smoot urges President-elect Hoover to convene an April 1 extra session to finish tariff and relief work by July 1. Hoover to survey Florida flood district around Okeechobee, attend Edison birthday in Fort Myers, and push aviation development including possible Lindbergh role in the commerce department.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Hoover
Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Ito
Conteross
Lake Oxeechobee
Florida
Red Cross
Okeechobee
Glenn B. Skipper
Thomas A. Edison
Fort Myers
Long South
Mrr
Charles A. Lindbergs
Lindbergh
Commerce Department
Hoover Yesterdar
Belie Isle
Kloever
South America
William P. MacCracken
Oberlin Cage Teams Lose on Saturday Night
Oberlin College varsity dropped a tight 31 29 game at Wooster while the Oberlin high school team fell 18 1 8 to Monroeville. The college contest featured close play with neither side fully in form, and the high school squad was outclassed as Coach Holden made many substitutions. The two results follow a prior meeting earlier this season.
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Oberlin
Wooster
Monroeville
Thorouzah
High School
Holden
Foster
Oberlin Glee Club Concert Tickets To Go On Sale
Oberlin College Men Glee Club opens ticket sales for its annual concert this Saturday evening. Intensive daily rehearsals run through the week, with a program echoing that of the Christ twins tour. Several new compositions will be included as the group prepares for the performance.
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Oberlin College Men's Glee Club
Amherst Notes Honor Elmer Johnson Post and Local Events
Amherst on Feb 1 reports Elmer Johnson Post 118 American Legion meeting with two committee picks for Feb 12 schoolhouse show. Miss Lillian Whiten and M. J. Burkhardt wed quietly in Toledo, with both families and careers noted. Rebekah and St Ann’s groups distribute notices, entertainments, and social events at I O F hall and St Joseph Catholic parish.
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Amherst
Elmer Johnson
American Legion
Henry Hammill
Lee Womack
R. T. Hathaway
Oberlin Drum and Bugle Corps
Lillian Whiten
M. J. Burkhardt
Toledo
Miss Whiten
J. K. Whiton
East Amherst
Mr. Burkhardt
John Burkhardt
Detroit
Blyria High
Wesleyan College
Lorain County Savings and Bank Co
Elyria
Myr. Burkhardt
Michigan State College
Michigan State Theatre
Fidelity Trust
Rebekah Lodge
Frank Krutch
Elyria Ave
Milo Minch
Mount Vernon
John Heidrich
John Deitz
T. Doyle
Regina Fuhrman
Viola Reinhard
Edward McQuire
Aliss Regina Fuhrman
George Fuhrman
Thomas Werner
Minch
Anthony Fuhrman
Regina
Gust Bishop
J. Deitz
J. C. Heidrich
I. Mollison
Anna Mollison
Katherine Lawless
P. McGarver
George Smith
Anna Leight
Don Rockwood
Frank Draves
Katherine Eischen
Thomas Andrews
Theodore Schmitz
Ed. Schroeder
Ella Jaeger
J. Kovech
J. O'Neill
D. K. Wilson
E. McQuire
I. Anthony
J. Mertz
St. Ann’s Society
St. Joseph's
John Croll
Winter Park
Verna Kuss
St. Petersburg
F.C. Denles
Plato
Rissamee
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wm. Koepp
Henry Wolszikowski
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Lorain County
Association of the
Middle Ridge
Howard L. Hall
Law
University of Wisconsin
aAttorney Hall
Graduate School of Law
Harvard
Desree
Law Department
Car stolen in Norwalk prompts police lookout
Norwalk police issued a lookout for a blue Essex sedan stolen yesterday with license plate 198 436. In other news a total of 1859 tons of stamps were produced last year enough to fill forty five carloads. Oberlin Woman's club plans a meeting with Mrs. G M Clarx at 67 South Professor Street tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Keith Lottie Pearse
Mats Street
Beckwith
Lorain
Oberlin Woman's Club
RW. Allen
East College E
Sorosis
F. B. Leonard
Elm Street
Norwalk
G. M. Clarx
South Professor Street
Markets Cleveland Provision
In Cleveland Ohio on February 4 markets list extras in tablets and eggs with various grades and prices, poultry, potatoes, and shipment notes. Beef cattle and sheep receipts and prices show steady to higher trends with ranges for steers calves cows vealers and lambs.
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Cleveland
Express
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Russet
P—Rees
Impeachment, Conviction and Awaited Sentences Stir State
Judge Hough deferred Buckler's sentence after a 13 hour jury verdict convicting the treasurer on charges tied to a $10,900 bond. Buckler, with wife and two daughters, faced possible appeals as colleagues discuss impeachment moves, with Governor Cooper weighing duties and possible involvement of the attorney general. The case prompts broad political maneuvering as legislators debate next steps and possible ousters.
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Hough
Schrimiper
Sperber
Buckler
Arthur Hamilton
House
O. In. Sims
Fairfield County
Myers Y. Cooper
United Press
Tis
Gilbert C. Bettman
Buckles
Henry A. Williams
Federal District
May
William Bartels
Ftsel
Authorities faced questions over transfer from hospital bed
Police Prosecutor Marton Fried of Lorain allegedly obtained permission from the woman's parishioner to move her despite her weakened state and risk of pneumonia. The unnamed woman, in frail condition, was transported on a cold day last Wednesday, leaving her husband, an invalid, with eight other children at home.
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Marton Fried
Lorain
Unclear Statement Denies Involvement By D Freemen Officials
A fragmentary report asserts that Senator Simeon D. Foss and Governor Myers Y. Cooper, among others, were not connected to the case. The denial also names Ludge Hough as issuing a similar statement, signaling a defense attempt to remove all alleged links.
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Simeon D. Foss
Myers Y. Cooper
Ludge Hough
Bellevue grade crossing ordered to add signal warnings
The Utilities Commission ordered Lake Shore Electric Company New York Central and Wheeling and Lake Erie railroads to install a concealed signal warning system at the Bellevue grade crossing within ninety days after a fatal crash last month. Rail lines already had signals. electric line cited current difficulties but engineers said similar systems work elsewhere. New chairman Nosco MecCulloch urged rapid action and warned delays would not be tolerated.
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Columbus, CO
ubNe Utities Commission
Lake Shore Electric Company
New York Central
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Bellevue
Bng
Noscoe MecCulloch
Stolen Violin Recovered
The theft of a treasured violin led to police involvement from Bellevue Ohio with aid from local officers. An elderly man staying at a neighbor’s farm asked to borrow William Pickard’s violin, a family heirloom, and fled the next day to parts unknown.
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Bellevue
William Pickard
Sugar Ridge
Pickard
Suspect Palmer Arrested After Invalid Bellevue Incident
Bellevue police seized a viola from Ulmer who arrived in the city and detained a man named Rogers Palmer in Elyria on a suspicion charge. Palmer returned to Elyria and was taken to police headquarters for booking.
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Vald
Dbellevue
Rogers Palmer
Bellevue
Ulmer
Palmer
Elyria
Pickard
Poliee
Two Granted Temporary Alimony
Two temporary alimony orders were issued by Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson today. Lews G Higgins of Lorain was ordered to pay Verna Higgins 50 dollars expenses and 40 dollars a month until further order of the court pending divorce action. N Linden of Elyria was ordered to pay 5 dollars a week temporary alimony to Mabel Linden pending divorce action.
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Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Lews G. Higgins
Lorain
Verna Higgins
Urther
N. Linden
Elyria
Aumoy
Mabel Linden
Skidding Crash Damages Two Vehicles on City Streets
Skidding near a safety stop on Third Street caused a collision between a machine driven by Carl Brown traveling south on West Avenue by I W Carrington at 99 Saka Avenue yesterday. Both vehicles were damaged.
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Third Street
Carl Brown
West Avenue
I. W. Carrington
Saka
Candy theft at Second Street refreshment stand
Paul Marquis reports candy stolen from a refreshment stand on Second Street. Thieves broke a window causing admittance. The owner filed the report yesterday with local spokes.
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Second Street
Paul Marquis
Trade in 1924 Reaches Thirteen and a Half Billion
The report shows U S foreign trade totaling thirteen and a half billion dollars in 1924 marking a record high for the era. Exports and imports both expanded, reflecting growing global commerce and industrial capacity. The rise underscores America's expanding role in world markets and the scale of national economic activity that year.
MELLOGLO Face Powder Ad Claims Purity and Benefits
Ad extols MELLOGLO face powder as preventing sores and irritation, offering a smooth, even application with a youthful bloom and no flaky residue. Promotes its new French process and long wear, urging Crandalls Drug Store as the seller.
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Crandalls Drur
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