Confesses in poetry 10 murder tied to Mississippi case
A Mississippi court hears Pearl Gunter Drew confessing in verse to the murder of her husband Drew, while her daughter Dorothy faces manslaughter guilt. The confession recounts a curse and aims to spare the family shame as the trial unfolds. Prosecutors seek to uphold a 25 year term for Pearl Drew and pursue an early release for her father, already jailed for decades.
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Ashland
Miss
Sowiry
Mar Drew
Pearl Gunter Drew
Ber Faizer
T. G Ter
Mississippi
Erew
Theodore &Bilba
Guder
Yesew
Dorothy Louise
Gunter
Dorothy
Grandaddy Cid iv
Eife
Drew
Verdict for the defendants in damage suit
A verdict for the defendants was returned in the common pleas court of Judge A R Webber in the suit brought by John Mixowitz against Louis Rosa and William Piskuraa seeking 25490 dollars for injuries alleged when he was thrown from the running board of an automobile in March 1925.
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Common Pleas
A. R Webber
John Mixowitz
Louis Rosa
William Piskuraa
Mar
Agreed Verdict In Damage Suit
An agreed verdict for the defendant was returned by jurors in the common pleas court of Judge W B Thompson today in the suit by Mary Meter against National Tube Company of Lorain and the Industrial Commission of Ohio. Meter sought compensation for injuries from a February 1 1924 fall while working as a waitress at a Tube company restaurant, caused by a wet slick floor. Her petition claims a weight of 210 pounds at the time and alleges permanent injuries from the fall.
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Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Mary Meter
West 25Th Street
Lorain
National Tebe Company of
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Wes 2
Tube Company
Building Board To View Sites For New Sanatorium
The commission will inspect 35 proposed sites at various asking prices for the country's new 425,089 tuberculosis sanitarium a view session planned for yesterday was postponed by other business.
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Building Board
Commission
Pannell Dary
Conti
Senate moves on tariff amid Hughes case in week
The senate seven discussed amendments to the tariff as leaders aim to finish the bill within the week. The house continued consideration of independent offices appropriation while a hearing on military discriminatory committees was discontinued.
Lawsuit Over Missing Furniture After Home Break-In
Joseph Kiamat sues in common pleas court for 2500 damages, claiming his residence at Lorain was stripped of furniture during family absence in Cleveland. He alleges $34 valued items were not returned, naming 6 Elyria Avenue Lorain. A beekeepers meeting report from the Ohio Beekeepers Association at Columbus is promised for the next Cration Schriver gathering.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Joseph Kiamat
Common Pleas Court
Tedar
Joe
Ansa Krawsks
Elyria Avenue
Lora
Apt
Onio Beekeepers ® Association
Columbus
Cration Schriver
Beldex
Mondaing
Schriver
Lerain Cox
Oberlin School of Commerce Orchestra
Weilicsien High
OS C
Valentine
Oberlin Inn
Oberlin Business Women’s Club
Cardem
Bridge
Pedro
Fite
Miles Watson
Macruden
Inwine
Divorce Granted with Alimony Award in 72 Docket
Pieus Judge A. Tod er grants Eve a divorce from He and orders alimony of $1000 as of the filing. The record notes monthly alimony of $199. The suit cites grounds for dissolution and support terms.
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Bivorce
A. Toder
Woman seeks divorce citing husband assault and threats
The plaintiff claims her husband beat and broke a door on Feb 9 and assaulted her, also alleging repeated threats since Feb 1. They married in 1919 and have two children. She filed in common pleas court today against John Gai from 12922 Lorain Street.
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Ber
East Lorain Sirest
Common Pleas Cour
Warren Shaw
Aleeges Ihereats
Common Pleas
Teday
Fleri Gai
John Gai
Bes
Divorces Sought as Local Petitions Filed in Common Pleas
Elyria resident Marjorie Kreutzfeld sues for divorce from Harley Kreutzfeld alleging desertion in July 1929 after a January 6 1923 marriage and one child. Another Elyria suit, Dorothy C Denuhsre seeks divorce from husband claiming meals and desertion. they wed June 16 1927 and have a 24 year old daughter. Bank action filed in Wellington district against L H Pierce Co and Pierres Livestock Farm. Lorain Glider Club met, new members joined, next gathering set for Thursday at 6 PM.
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Marjorie Kreutzfeld
East Broad Street
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Harley Kreutzfeld
Wolf Block
Ehna
Lorain
Elms
Dehubard
Lorein
Dorothy C. Denuhsré
Seventh Street
Albion student protests turn violent with police clash
Chaos erupts at Albion as students confront police in a blocked theatre area. Tear gas and reported arrests accompany dramatic scenes as bystanders flee and security locks down parts of the campus. Names and exact actions remain unclear in the fragmented report.
Chamber of Commerce elects ten directors from nominees
The Chamber of Commerce will elect ten new directors from a list of nominees. Seven will replace seven departing members and serve two year terms with eight holdovers. several names are listed as potential directors while a recent resignation reduces the board.
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Divorcors Kepi
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Shore
Chaser Qrr
Earl Greenland
A. M W. Hanaford
Kaiser
Brelph Murbach
Karl
Piocher
Charles E. Tuckerenda
W_ Werren
Hen Beldrich
J. B. Johnson
A. FP. S O'Donnell
5. B. Piaa
Robert Vesta
W. O. Zaiser
William Hooter
Ovez E. W. Bell
T. M. Cook
H. O. Cutter
George Gotld
L .B. Islaner
A. J Robinson
F. A. Steiger
Baltes
Medina club meeting lists speakers and attendees
Number Three continues from Page 3 noting a study of the club and its workings. Medina men giving short talks include Root Hover Root J T Calvert Kemp Me dinn Foundis Carter Bennett L A Tanner and I Damon among others from county departments.
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Medina
Root
Hover Root
J. T. Calvert
L Root Competenn Kemp
Medinn Foundis
Carter Bennett
Berding
L. D. Newberrs
L. A. Tanner
I. Damon
Number Five Continued from Page 1
The narrative recalls Earl who served in the army after a railroad job and a doomed romance. He spoke of trench fighting and desertion from marriage, with a life spent away from home. Mrs Hulbert rejects help for Donald, saying she cannot bear to see him behind bars.
Unusual Recital and Debates at Oberlin Publicized
Oberlin hosts an unusual recital on Tuesday evening at Warner Hall featuring Miss Merien Rous of New York, with a free program funded by Pi Kappa Lambda. The event includes musical pieces by Seamiati to Strevin sky, Brahms, and folk songs, plus lecturing. The same issue notes a debate on installment buying and lists local community events, league meetings, and college sports results involving Oberlin groups and nearby schools.
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Oberlin Oberlin
Warner Hall
Merien Rous
Paice
Seamati
Strevinsky
Bs Schaber
Pi Kappa Lambda
Oberlig Conservatory
Conservators
France delays metal coins to back paper with gold reserves
The article notes France will not replace paper money with silver and gold coins until early 1230. It explains the public’s demand for metallic money, the government’s minting cautiousness, and the Bank of France reserves running above the legal minimum. Gold hoarding and the need to redeem paper money are discussed.
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Prem Sa
Ient
France
Frances Sworth
Tme
Bank of France
Markets CLEVELAND PRODUCE BUTTER AND EGGS REPORT
CLEVELAND PRODUCE PRICES LIST BUTTER EGGS POULTRY AND VEGETABLES WITH DECLINING EGG PRICES AND MIXED MOVEMENTS ACROSS ITEMS. COLUMBUS EGG PRICES DECLINED THREE CENTS PER DOZEN WHILE BUTTER HELD STEADY. APPLES VEGETABLES AND FRUITS NOTE SUPPLY AND DEMAND VARIATIONS ACROSS REGIONS.
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Market Quotes Summary
Cleveland markets show hogs steady to 10 cents lower with sows $8.50 to $8.75 and fat cattle $7 to $9, plus calves firm to $29. Calves best grades $16.50 to $16.90. lambs around $10 to $12. Sheep demand scarce with higher quotes. Chicago and Toledo bids list mixed grain, butter, eggs, and poultry prices. hay market in New York shows irregular timber, timothy, and clover ranges per ton.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Maine
Idaho
Corte
Chicago
Timothy
Toledo
Yorkshire
Mac
Counts Association predicts record turnout in Lorain Township meeting
TheCounts Association president predicted a landmark gathering with 4 percent meeting attendance forecast and a focus on the annual election of officers. Secretary Treasurer A B Root announced plans for meetings at Oberlin and Elyria, plus a lakefront picnic. The note hints at possible attendance by State Association leaders to share progress from Columbus.
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Loraiz
T A. EB. Root
Graiten
Treasor
Oberlin
Elyria
Tomortoes
Columbus
Sons of Wild Jackasses Club Organized in Mine Lake
White Bear Lake Mine February 14. Farmers from three nearby counties organized the first Sons of Wild Jackasses Club. Robert Freeman Ramsey County farm agent and founder said he expected the organization to take on national proportions.
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White Bear Lake
Mine
Siogan
Bray Ferm
Frst
Sons of Wild
Confession Details Hid in Orrville Liquor Case Trial
Earl C. Conold recites a self written confession describing drinking on December 27 1928 and a murder near Orrville. He claims Hanna aided in obtaining liquor and that two boys witnessed events at a garage. The statements recount the after actions including return to Lenose street and a subsequent claim of killing a boy. The boy Melvin was allegedly moved by the father and Donald to the Fire garage after being found near McGill street.
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Conold
Earl C. Conold
Orrville
Frank Foryes
Hanna
Akron
Orrvidle
Fries House
Henna
Hanne
Tor
Lenose Street
Donald
Melvin
Cleveland Avenue
Melvin Playpie
McGill Street
Arnold
Chestnut Street
Father
Fragmentary chase recounts a boy following suspects on Cleveland and Gill streets
A witness describes a pursuit through Pine MeGil Lenore and MeGill streets toward a garage on Cleveland Avenue. The narrator and Melvin follow a group, see Donald enter Conaid's garage, and Conaid orders the boy inside while asserting “come here boy.”
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Pine Street
Melvin
MeGil Street
Meil Street
Father
Cosaid
Lenore Streek
MeGill Street
Lenore Street
Donald
Conaid
Cleveland Avenue
Mein
Meirvin
Lawyers' Club Meets Tomorrow in Hotel Newell Lunch
The newly formed Emvsma Lawyers' Club will hold its second meeting tomorrow at noon in the Hotel Newell restaurant. King Faurer will speak on "The Proposed Herisier of the Probste Code" and a constitution and by-laws will be submitted for approval.
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Lawyers’club
Emvsma Lawyer's Club
Newell
King Faurer
Death of Mrs Homer arces shocks Spencer readers
Friends mourn the death of Mrs Homer arces at her Homer home on Sunday evening after illness. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at the Homer Church. Mrs Barnes leaves two children and other relatives. The Spencer village and township volunteer fire department hosted a banquet for wives and friends, with about 60 attending. Deputy State Fire Marshal Rice Wise and wife were among guests. The fire department secretary reported finances and purchases, funded by last September’s carnival. The evening ended with card games and a lively gathering.
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Homer Arces
Homer
Ines
Barnes
Spencer Village
Pythian Sisters
Dinize Renom
Rice’ Wise
Dee
S. L. McCourt
Marlin Weidrick
Henry Walters
Wellington
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Wellington CO
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Pieres
Livestock Fa. Corp
Lorain Courtr
Lorain Iast
Migan
Taneo Ince
Loracine
George & Lcander
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Lerain
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NEW World Dictionary
Albion
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Chorch
Zirt
Detroit
Notoricus Purple
Detroit Police Department
Paofice
Henry J. Garvin
Pendertrass
Williem Deliste
Garvin
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Harold HE. Emmons
North Park Street
Nortwestern Ua
Evarsios
Fes
Rockford College
Rockford
Purdue Criveriete
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League of Women Voters
Ocleck
Heme
Graft
Eastman Company
Oberlin School of Commerce
Sullivan High
Evertet
O. S.C
Cerian Team
Will Pley
Felene Lathreary Iva
St Petersburg
Fis
Bebe
Allen Has ii
Aibera Laxson
Hast- Mich
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North Main Street
California
Florida
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Scotland
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Albania
Sons OF Wild Jalkagses Club
Spencer
England
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