Murder Arrest in Hamilton Ties to Foundry Worker
Charles Stesit, 25, was arrested in Hamilton as police probed the killing of Talvin J. Henry. Remit, a former Mert home boarder, was shot after a struggle over a gun following accusations of infidelity. A letter from Henry to Mrs. Flefitt, intercepted by her husband, aided the investigation. Henry and Remit were fathers of four and six children respectively. Henry had previously died in Irvine, Kentucky.
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Familton
Charles Stesit
Talvin J. Henry
Nemitt
T Heart
Mert
RefStt
TreMtt
Henry
Remit
Flefitt
ReMt
Irvine
Thrilling races at Rainbow Gardens draw locals for skating show
Saturday evening featured exciting races at Rainbow Gardens with fast times posted by local skaters. In the two mile relay Chester Polka and Robert Longstroth of Extria won in seven minutes, beating Lorain’s Alvin Hadsell and Roz Strait. Margueret Mulder won the one half mile ladies race in 1.58 minutes, defeating a close field in a dramatic finish. Alvin Hadsell of Lorain led the one half mile class B with a 1.35 minute clocking.
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Rainbow Gardens
Euclid Gardens
Cleveland
Chester Polka
Robert Longstroth
Etxria
Alvin Hadsell
Roz Strait
Lorain
Margueret Mulder
Yace
Sve
Suit Over Medical Services Against John Schuster Filed
A suit for 100 dollars for medical services rendered in 1927 was filed against John Schuster of 1635 East 29th street Lorain by Dr. EB P. Clement of Elyria in common pleas court.
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STES
John Schuster
East 29Th Street
Lorain
EB. P. Clement
Elyria
Commos Pleas Court
Farm Bureau Meetings Calendar for February
February schedule lists Carlisle township meeting at Carns le town hall at 7 36 p m February 7 Etyria township Farm Bureau meeting at the Farm Bureau office Elriagt Time February and Brownhelm Farmers Institute at Brownhelm school with afternoon and evening sessions February 9 Eaton township Farmers Institute at Eaton school opening 7 39 p m February 9 and 10 Executive Board elections and institute details noted for Elyria area
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Beldes
Belden
Carlisle Township Farm Bureau
Carnsle Town Hall
Etyria
Baereau
Farm Bureau
Elriagt Tise
Brownhelm Farmers
Brownhelm
County Farm Bureau
Elyria
Eaton Township
Farmers” Institute
Eaton School
Aerials To Be Removed From Power Poles Citywide
Safety Service Director John X Fut demands removal of radio aerials attached to or crossing power poles. Vander Writers Code prohibits such attachments to prevent fires or electric shocks. A city survey tallies about 409 aerials affected in Elxris, highlighting public safety risk.
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Safety Service
John Xfut
Vanderwriters
Eide
Elxris
Eidt
Communists blamed for district unrest after judge conference
Judge Hough convened Saturday afternoon in St Clairsville with miners and operators reps to discuss outbreaks. Both sides deny responsibility while claiming communists stirred disorder. Deputies and National Guard observers prepared to enforce the injunction if agencies fail to maintain order.
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Hough
St Clairsville
Frough
Federa Ia
Hougs
A. 5
Mareba
Nani
Marchals
National Guard
Jett
Seniors Stage Comedy at R. H. H. auditorium
A senior class feature titled The New Pop Miss Elizabeth Wilcox directs the production. Cosmo Hamilton wrote the farce which promises high entertainment. Cast includes Helen Fishley Roth Daugherty Laura Knapp Helen Reed Jean an Wormer Eleanor Hall Mar x Krugman Ernest Lamb Om Laubenthsi Francis Mast house Walker and Clarence Barter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. HH
Elizabeth Wilcox
Cosmo Hamilton
Helen Fishley
Roth Daugherty
Laura Knapp
Helen Reed
Jeanan Wormer
Eleanor Hall
Marx Krugman
Ernest Lamb
Om Laubenthsi
Francis Masthouse Walker
Clarence Barter
Fascists Told To Obey Orders Abroad Constitution Issued
Premier Mussolini issued a new constitution for Fascists abroad calling for obedience to local laws. It requires exemplary conduct, probity in public and private dealings, and aiding Italians. It imposes the same discipline abroad as at home.
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Rome
Mfussolini
Unmarried Men Drive Most Law Breaks in 1927
Cleveland reports from Bruce Douiall, chief of the criminal record bureau, that youths 18 to 21 commit more offenses than any other age group in 1927. Despite this, most murders are by married men around 24, with penitentiary surveys showing the heaviest electrocution rates for those aged 40 or 20.
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Cleveland
Fes
Mars
Bruce Douiall
Criminal Record Bureau of Common Pleas Court
Rentall
Tore Utues
Elyria Board Wins Judgment Over Carlisle District
Elyria board of education secured judgment for 37.69 against the Board of the Fast Carlisle Rural school district in a friendly suit to obtain a court order so hermonery could be transferred. William Linder reports being assaulted near the Yellow Line Saturday night with injuries to his forehead and nose. police found no suspects.
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Elyria School Board
EF Carlisle Board
Elyria Board of Education
Fast Carlisle Rural School District
Sustains Duta
Asgatlt
William Linder
Second Street
Linder
Fellows
Farm Bureau Contest Honors Florence Brucker for Records
Miss Florence Brucker of the county farm bureau and extension work office won first place in the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation office bookkeeping contest. The eight month competition on keeping farm bureau records earned her a twenty dollar gold piece as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brucker
County Farm Bureau and Extension Work
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Dureau
Interurban Hit Crashes Car on City Streets
Beliefield avenue resident reports Saturday collision at Broad and Court streets when an interurban struck his car from behind after rounding a curve. bumper detached and fender bent as a result.
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Parahbari
Belifeld Avenue
Broad and
Court Streets
Interurban
Lorain
Barrhart
Che Interurban
Runaway boy returned to parents after fear of whipping
Irving Eckert fourteen of Berea ran away from home on Loch Street fearing punishment. He was placed in the council chamber overnight and his parents retrieved him on Sunday.
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Irving Eckert
Waverly Street
Berea
Loch Street
Irving
Council Chamber
Mansfield Robber Held Up Store For About $100
Police on the lookout Saturday night for a man reported to have robbed a Mansfield store. A woman companion was said to have been with him during the robbery. Fire Chief W. N. Bates had his appointment as assistant state fire marshal for 1928 confirmed by Levin F. Miller.
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Avon
Jacob Toll
Toll
Mansfeld
W. N. Bates
Levin F. Miller
Ohio
Fined for Driving While Intoxicated and Court Judgments
Hugh O Connor of 2441 Apple Avenue Lorain was fined 30 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. He was arrested at West Avenue and Lodi Street. Three default judgments were entered in common pleas: Washington Finance Co. vs Home Furniture Co Elyria 252.51. Lepper Chevrolet Salon Co vs James McGinty 4115.41. Sutt vs Castina L Bowen 776.46. Hazel R Castle filed for divorce from Arthur T Castle in Elyria alleging neglect and cruelty and seeking custody of son Jack, alimony.
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Hugh O'Connor
Apple Avenue
Lorain
James A. Heartt
Ocoonnor
West Avenue
Lodi Street
Court of Common Pleas
Washington Finance Co
The
Home Furniture Co
Elyria
Lepper Chevrolet Salon Co
James McGinty
Max Melnsk
Castina L
Sabra L. Bowen
Arthur T. Castle
Elytia
Hazel R. Castle
Castle
Jack
Sam Nagr
Vulcan Street
Coste
Naey
Telegraph Road
Hey conference at Cutamgqa Fal ie
Jack Biekkinen, Elvria YMC work director, led Elvria boys to the Northeastern Ohio Conference at Cugahega Falls. Attendees included Harold Burns, Charles Niederhauser Jas, Tiche Lor, and Philip Biggs. Conference called among the best he had attended.
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Attexsd
Cutamgqa Falie
Jack Biekkinen
Elvria Y. MC
Elvria Bors
Ohio
Cugahega Falls
Harold Burns
Charles Niederhauser Jas
Tiche- Lor
Philip Biggs
Steakinen
Death Record Charles Maple 1846 Yesterday in Elyria
Charles Maple born September 29 1846 died yesterday at his son Reverend C C Maple’s home where he had lived for years. He came from England with parents Thomes and Sarah Maple and grew up in Elyria. He worked as a horseshoer with S Z Ward and later moved to Fields where he lived the past fifty years. He married Mary A Jaimen on December 4 1877 and leaves a sister Mrs S W Smith and brothers George Frank and Henry. Funeral arranged with private service at home led by Rev E H Wichern. burial in Fields cemetery.
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Charles Maple
C. C. Maple
Mr. Maples
Thomes
Sarah Maple
Elyria
England
Charles
S. Z. Ward
Mary A. Jaimen
S. W. Smith
East Broad Street
George
Frank
Maple
Henry
Shawville
E. H. Wichern
Cleveland
Fields Cemetery
Plan to Save Pisa Leaning Tower by Freezing Foundation
Paris doctor Dr Edourd Imbeaux proposes a method to halt the Leaning Tower of Pisa's tilt. He suggests freezing a circular band at the base to 206 feet and injecting cement between the band and walls, stabilizing the 180 foot structure that tilts about five millimetres yearly. He notes underlying streams prevent foundation hardening and argues compressed air drills could support the intervention.
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Pisa
Paris
Edourd Imbeaux
Government
Academy of Sciences
Imbeaux
Srarl
Tax on High Power Cars in Italy Described
The article explains Italian motor car taxation by horsepower. A 1996 HP car is taxed about $2648 yearly while lower power cars face higher relative taxes. Exemptions apply for new cars six months after delivery and for vehicles used in public or state services.
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Italy
Rome
Tatation
H. P
Mayon Volcano Rumors Cause Local Fear in P I
Residents report explosions near the extinct crater of Mayon Volcano in the Philippines, sparking panic though volcanologists say no activity is detected and the area remains safe. In France at La Rochelle, Bevoues and his wife clash over politics as he seeks public office amid a divorce and public heckling.
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Legaspi
P. I
Mayon
LA Rochelle
Eggs Declining as Market Slump Hits Fresh Supplies
Columbus and Cleveland reports show fresh eggs dropping 9.63 cents with current farm receipts at 3.38 a dozen, price dips amid heater season. Meat, poultry and produce prices vary with hogs, cattle, lambs and butter also listed, reflecting a broad commodity slowdown in early February.
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Columbus
Krecelpta
Toledo live stock market summary notes
HOGS rects 1000 market 125 off heavies 7.60 7.75 mediums 7.00 7.30 good pigs 7.50 8.00 calves light market strong sheep and lambs light market strong.
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Toledo
Free Capitol guide service proposed by U S congressman
Rep Taylor Denn Colorado pushes a bill to create a paid corps of Capitol guides with a $1800 top salary and ten assistants funded by congressional appropriation. The plan would replace the current 70 cicerones, include a board, and set standard rates for tours and bus routes through the Capitol. A separate note reports a 79 inch diameter disk cooling for seven months at the Bureau of Standards.
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Washington
United States Capitol
Taylor
Denn
Colorado
Senate
House
Capitol
Tabor
KHL
Bureau of Standards
Constipation Dangers Warn In Early Health Ads
An advertisement warns that constipation endangers health with claims that nine to ten percent of urban residents are affected. It argues incomplete bowel movements poison the system, causing headaches, fatigue, insomnia, and other issues, urging use of Pillsbury Health Bran as a natural laxative aid and to favor bulking foods and a soft diet.
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Pillsbury
Poe
Doctor Bean
Pillsbury’s Hearth
Witnesses Missing in Oil Case Trail
Washington reports name a fourth witness is missing in the 1921 oil case as Teapot Dome inquiry widens. Subpoenaed George Taber Jr. cannot be located. he may work for another Sinclair firm in New York or Chicago.
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Washington
George Taber, Jr
Sinclair Crude of Purchasing Co
Taber
Tulsa
Okla
Sinclair Frm
New York
Chicago
Continental Trading Co
Harry Sinclair
Fall
Naval Oil
James E. O'Neil
Sine Prairie Oil and Gas Co
H. M. Blackmer
Paris
O' Neil
Europe
Henry Smith Osler
Toronto
Blarkmer
Q*neil
Atlantic
Robert W. Stewart
The
Standard ON
Indiana
Butler
Stewart
Senate
Oil Ten
Walsh
Montana
Treasury Secretary Mellon queried on Continental profits tax
A record shows last might asking Secretary Mellon if income taxes could target profits from the Continental company. The letter questioned whether current holders had been paid and if they were liable, and sought legislative steps to prevent repetition.
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Last
the Treasury
Mellon
Continental Company
Walsh
Lellom
Blaze damages Whitehouse Restaurant on Middle Avenue
Fire at the Whitehouse restaurant near the Masonic Temple caused about 400 dollars in damage Sunday night. The blaze started from spontaneous combustion of rags in the attic on the one story porch and burned a partition into the attic above the two story section. Squad Co 1 and Engine Co 1 from Central Fire Station fought the flames for 25 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehouse
Middle Avenue
Masonic Temple
Squad Co. 1
Engine Co. 1
Central Fire Station
Meyer Answers Cleveland Firm's Suit for $19,864
Abe Micret-Shields Co. sues for mechanic lien foreclose. Leo H. Meyer and Lillian G. Meyer answer in common pleas court denying verbal contract and alleging they delivered materials and performed work. They claim $19,864 in damages due to plaintiff defects and repairs to protect the building. The filing also seeks judgment of $13,064 with lien cancellation.
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Abe Micret-Shields Co
Keith Bidg
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Leo H
Lillian G. Meyer
Broad
Hen
Oma
Meier
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