Injunction Sways House of David Property Amid Split Enmity
In Benton Harbor Michigan on February 15 a federal court granted Arthur Wright an injunction blocking King Ben Purnell and Queen Mary from disposing of House of David properties. Wright seeks receivership as disputes over $17 074 arise from years of conflict and alleged armed clashes within the colony. Summons set for February 26 as tensions and criminal and civil actions unfold.
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Ben
Benton Harbor
Mich
Benjamin Purnell
Israite
House of David
Mary
District Federal Court
Grand Rapida
Arthur Wright
England
Parnells
Wright
Parnell
Benjamin
Purnell
Christ
Mery
Coutts
12 Year Old Boy Holds Up Store in Near Tragedy
A 12 year old boy, Michael Ponkroskow, briefly held up Marcus Gold Leather Goods in Richmond Hill, firing a pistol that mortally wounded the shopkeeper near his heart. He is held on juvenile delinquency charges as authorities determine next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Hill
Michael Ponkroskow
Leather Gooda
Marcus Gold
Gold
Michael
Wen
Enly
Two UM of Cincinnati Students Rescue Man from Drowning
On February 18 two University of Cincinnati students plunged into the lake to rescue a man from drowning. Walter Jones and Porter Bly, Batavia, saw him leap in as they were on their way to classes, rushed to his assistance, and applied artificial respiration. At the hospital, doctors said the man probably would recover but remained unable to stand.
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Cincinnati
University of Chennnati
Lake Here
Aetie Fants
Walter Jones
Canian
Porreer Bly
Batavia
Clases
Paroled After Guilty Plea in Police Court
Earl Cheney of this city was paroled by Patrolman Lloyd Sweet at the request of Police Chief J. Stankard after pleading guilty to intoxication. Cheney must reform his conduct and increase support for his invalid mother, signing an agreement to meet these conditions. breaking parole could lead to workhouse confinement.
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Earl Cheney
Lloyd Sweet
J. Stankard
Cheney
Boy 11 Kills Large Rattlesnake in Ohio Farm
Zanesville Ohio February 1 11 year old Staney Sigeius shot and killed a 4 feet 11 inch rattlesnake on a Bear Naw Concord farm. It was the first rattler seen in the vicinity this year. The snake was wounded and sent to the Michigan College Museum at New Canard for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Staney Sigeius
Concord
Mushiigim Cniloge Museum
New Canard
Judge Advises New Citizens in Cleveland
Feb 16 report shows judge addressing newly naturalized residents in Cleveland. He stresses loyalty to the country and urges newly minted citizens to understand laws before voting. The piece also notes scientific discussions on helium and decompression technologies, mentioned in the same event.
Delaware Judge to be laid to rest tomorrow
Funeral services for the late M Marriott 90 longtime jurist and former fifth district appellate judge will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Masconte Temple Delaware. Born in Licking County he attended Ohio Wesleyan University and served as Delaware county prosecutor. A delegate to the 1920 constitutional convention he supported women’s suffrage and held fraternal Mason and Elks memberships. Survived by widow and four sons.
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Delaware
M. Marriott
Masconte
Fifth Appelate
Judes Mariott
Femternind Etreles
Licking County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Dela Ware
Askin Temple of the
Shrine
Elk's Lodge
Macre Mingus Marriott
Man Weighs 519 Pounds Faces Jail Sentence
Providence, R I February reports Nicholas Tartaglione known as Rick Nick, claimed New England's largest resident, faced seven months in jail after conviction for liquor law violations. His record includes seventeen children and past circus ties.
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Providence
Lec Nicholas
Rick Nick
Tartaglione
New England
Tartaglioni
Rick Nics
Councilman Urges Action on Zoning Plan
Councilman George Stevens pressed Mayor Hinkson to accelerate the zoning ordinance. He said the 10 member planning commission should begin work promptly as it could take about a year to complete a city survey and pass the ordinance.
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Planning Commission
George Stevens
Hinkson
Temporary injunction sustained in Crawford County tax case
Judge J Walter Wright overruled a demurrer and sustained a temporary injunction granted to Crawford County taxpayers restraining Charles Free County Clerk from certifying the reappraisement of county levy to the county treasurer for a haste collection of December taxes.
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Crawford CO
Tineyrus
J. Walter Wright
Crawford County
Charles Free County Andltor
Wey Club Initiates Nine New Members at Y M C A
The Junior Hi Y will initiate nine new members into the club at the YMCA at 6900. Officers of the Junior Hi Y include President John Shaw, Vice-president Bob Niederhauser, Secretary Tom Moody, and Treasurer Lee Lone.
Pleads Not Guilty to Disorderly Conduct
George Allen, described as colored, pleaded not guilty this morning to a disorderly conduct charge at 323 17th Street. He was arrested after allegedly peering into parked cars on Broad Street amid theft reports. a search of his rooms yielded no stolen items.
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George
Allen
Seon
Broad Street
Cara
Harrison Street home damaged by fire
Firefighters from Squad Co. 1 and Engine Co. No. 2 responded to Charles White's home at 234 Harrison Street at 11:15 AM after a defective flue caused a blaze. A hole burned in the floor and plaster was knocked off as flames were suppressed. Estimated loss around 1500 dollars. Jack M., 8, of North Olmsted, was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2:80 PM after falling from a swing at home. doctors suspect a skull fracture. James Graham of Cleveland, driving for a mining company, was fined 60 dollars for overloaded truck on State Highway 2 and arraigned before Justice Charge.
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Mwarrison Street
Charles White
Harrison Street
Haymow
Jack Mls
North Olmsted
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sinymow
James Graham
Cleveland Ditiw
Sharif
Hie
Hospital indigent charge dispute in city council
Council debate centers on indigent patient charges at the hospital with figures of 32.00 and 56.42 per day. Councilmen Stark Stevens Riedwire and Heldrich support a raise while Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Wingard oppose. Terrell absent. They vote to request a monthly statement of services and recipients from the hospital.
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Sitogether
Mra Kennedy Daclared
George Stark
Stevens
Istate Industrial Commission
Stark
Riedwire
Heldrich Wouxd
City Considers Higher Rates for Waste Collection
City officials discussed increasing garbage collection revenue to about 15 000 annually by adding 2 100 tons per year, while noting current costs of 6 000 for the service. Service Director James Hewitt said the present system was unsatisfactory. A two week contract with Lorain Co. was approved, with the option to extend in short increments until a long term plan is set.
Gratton High Plays Columba Friday in Season Finale
Gratton high school basketball travels to Columbia for the season finale on Friday night. Columbia town hall hosts two charity shows February 26, The Show Actrage and Rubber Roots, benefiting the M. FA Ladies Society.
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Columbia
Gratton High School
Qimated Falls
Actrage
Columbia Town Hall
M. FA. Ladies Ald Society
Two Men Shot in Gang War Echoes in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio on February 15 two men were shot within 30 minutes amid a bootleg feud. Tony Caputo was wounded in the stomach on a dark residential street and rushed to Youngstown Hospital. Charles Guarnieri was shot in the back near his pool room and taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital. Police and detectives investigated as officials vowed precautions to prevent a recurrence.
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Youngstown
Tony Caputo
Youngstown Hospital
Charles Guarnieri
Ohio Society outlines crippled children program efforts
Elyria reports the Ohio Society for Crippled Children holds its annual conference with state leaders Vernon Riegel Dr. Mona ger and John Harper pledging cooperation. Rotary district governors Hartmann Petermann pledge support. Squire outlines state programs while Hitchcock describes a crippled children effort in Waynetta county seat.
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Cincinnate
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Vernon M. Riegel
John HE. Monager
John. J. Harper
Ohio
Charles Hartmann
Toledo
Caroll H. Petermann
Cincinnnati
Rotary
S. H. Squire
Elyria
M. E. Hitchcock
Washington
Wayette
Hazel ©. Hadley
State Department of Education
Zoe McCaleb
State Health Department
Miss Bell Grove
State Welfare Department
Tragic double murder shocks town on main road
A husband Brown discovered his wife dead with a smashed skull and their child killed with a blunt weapon in the bedroom of their home near Conneaut and Ashtabula. Investigators say the killer entered through a side door after a card game. Three suspects were detained for questioning as authorities pursue leads.
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Hfe
Nickle Plate
Ife
Brown
Naishbors
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Browns
Blunt Club
Foreclosure Suit Filed by Progressive Mortgage in Lorain
The Progressive Mortgage Company filed suits in Lorain Common Pleas to foreclose a mortgage on a Lorain property secured by a 1700 note and to foreclose another Lorain property on a 2140 note against Frank Komar and others.
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Lorain
Brough
Michael M. Karta
Court of Common Pleas
City of
Progressive Mortgage Company
Frank Komar
Eminent experts discuss pace of youth in Chicago
A panel of doctors psychologists and clergy in Chicago examines youth behavior noting rising self harm nudges toward violence and burnout. Adler argues revenge motive in youths. Dr Jabez Jackson cites nervous strain from rapid modern life. Rev Delong links materialism to pessimism and self destruction. church over organized under spiritualized warns heartland values crucial to youth guidance.
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Chicago
Brooklum
Alfred Adler
Viena
Sigmund Freud
Beieves
Dr. Adler
Lfe
Adler
Jabez Jackson
American Medical Association
J. E. Delong
Methodist Book Concern
Church of Today
Richard Wilkinson
Montgomery
Ala
Chicago Episcopal
Salvation of
America
Hearthstone
Kellogg Seeks Arbitration Path in Mexico Oil Dispute
Secretary of State Kellogg has not yet found an arbitration formula for the American Mexican oil law dispute and studies the potential for arbitration. The move could cover only minor aspects while President Coolidge opposes submitting the central issue. Mexican district court actions granting amparos against drilling permits maintain the status quo favored by the Senate.
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Washington
Kellogg
Senate
Coolidge
Amparos
nHon
Wheeling and Lake Erie seeks approval to issue stock
The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway asks the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for authorization to issue 22,273 shares of common stock totaling 22,227,000 dollars. The move would absorb all prior lien and preferred stock and would align with the Nickels Plate merger. The petition requests delay until an Interstate Commerce Commission decision on a related petition.
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Columbus
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
Conmpens
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Rail Road
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miners Leaders Dial Battle Over Wage Scale at Parley
John L. Lewis led a cautious miners’ convention pushing for a negotiated settlement. Pennsylvanian operator Clarence Baker resisted accepting the Jacksonville agreement, saying producers in Pittsburgh area must lower costs to compete. Lewis touted a constructive approach while noting many operators rejected the Jacksonville terms in bad faith.
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Oscore
Penna
Ohin
Illa
Ind
Il B
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Judge Finds For Plaintiffs In Lake Shore Mortgage Case
Judge Webber in Common Pleas Court grants judgment for Lake Shore Mortgage and Instrument Company against Nick Miller et al. Jury waived. Plaintiff awarded 416.15 dollars plus legal costs.
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Lake Shore Mortgage and Instrument Company
Nick Miller
Ohio State selects four senior men as most representative
Columbus February eighteen The faculty committee at Ohio State University names four senior men as the most representative: William Pant of Toledo J Howard Wackay of Wyoming Clinton A Roach of Columbus and Donald C Turnbull of Pomeroy Final is captain of the varsity basketball team and a standout on the gridiron He is married and a member of Phi Kappa Psi Turnbull has been business manager of the 1926 Mak in yearbook and is president of the M C A cabinet IM Delta Epsilon and several honorary societies Mackey is active in intramural dramatic and student government Roach presides over the Men's Student Council. both are Beta Theta Pi members
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Willam P
Ant of
Tolefo
J. Howard Vwackay
Wyoming
Clinton A. Roach
Donald C. Turnbull
Pomeroy
Phi Kappa Psi
Mackey
Roach
Beta Wheta Pi
Turnbull
Makin
Uniersit
M. C. A. Cabinet
IM Delta Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
Rotary Talk on Mexico Draws Local Interest
J F Burke spoke before the Rotary Club on the three problems of Mexico, outlining land oil and church issues from Mexico’s history to modern policy. He contrasted Lincoln's Spot Resolution with U S actions and urged aiding Mexico while respecting its sovereignty. A later luncheon followed with promotion of the play Ghosts at the Tiast theatre.
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Rotary Club
J. F. Burke
Abraham Lincoln
Burke
Lincoln
Congress
Polk
Taylor
Grant
Mexico
Rotary Chuir
Cortez
Mexico City
Benito Varres
Varres
Kelloy
Wus
United States
Mr. Burke
al Burke
Woodrow Wilson
John Rankin
Fiske
Tiasto
Elyria
Unknown heirs face actions to quiet titles in Ohio locales
Charles Kasy and others petition the Court of Common Pleas to compel unknown heirs of Thomas IL Nelson and Thomas B Cook to reveal their property interests in Elyria and Penfield Wellington areas. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title against the heirs if claims are not disclosed.
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Charles Kasy
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas IL. Nelson
Elyria
Haulk Et
Thomas B. Cook
Penfield Township
Wellington
American Legion Women Plan To See France Again
At Indianapolis on February 15, Legion statistics show women hold roughly half of the 2,190 reservations for the second European invasion pilgrimage. Many are wives and mothers, with service veterans and relief workers making up the rest. volunteer organizations will be represented in scenes reminiscent of World War I. Accommodations will host 30,100 Americans aboard the journey. A separate note reports a lost pastoral painting, dated about 1714, resurfaced in California valued at $150,000.
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Indernatolis
Formar Doughhboys
Vuele Sam
Europe
National American Legion
Red Cross
Fovcr
Fenminder
Legion
Salvation Army
YY. M C. A
Knights of Columbus
France
California
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Toledo Grain Report
Cleveland markets show slow steady cattle hogs calves and sheep with receipts and price ranges listed. packing sows cows and feeder cattle noted. Toledo reports hogs calves sheep prices and grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye clover alfalfa timothy with cash and March bids.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Baytad
Toledo
Timothy
Lorain Divorce Plea and Foreclosure Filed
Lorain man Mike Mangos seeks a divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and custody of their minor child Michael. He alleges his wife’s temper and prior abandonment incidents. wife is said to be at the Marysville reform school. Also Frank Rico petitions for divorce from Josephine Rico citing cruelty. Port City Mortgage asks foreclosure to collect a note of 3975 against A P Lagron and others.
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Lorain
Mike Mangos
May
Mangos
Michael
Detroit
Lyrain
Frank Rico
Josephine
30Th Street
Torain
Rico
Bank Foreclosure Suit In Lorain Seeks $200
Anna Rusin filed suit against Carl Letzman and others to foreclose a mortgage on city property in Lorain. The action seeks recovery of $200 alleged to be due on a note secured by the mortgage.
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Bnings
Anna Rusin
Carl Letzman
Lorain
Six Ribs Removed From Man in World War
C. H. Perry of Cleveland Street and Cull Road underwent a radical chest operation to remove six ribs from the fifth to the tenth to close a cavity after a lung infection. He was admitted to Memorial hospital and recovered enough to return home. Surgeons plan removing two more ribs to aid full recovery.
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C. H. Perry
Cleveland Street
Cull Road
Perrs
Ts el Qwilere
Menorial Hospital
Geon
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