Correction issued in damage suit record
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a report on Cooper vs Peerless Co. He was arraigned August 27 before Justice S J George, waived examination, and bound over to the grand jury. On September 27 the grand jury found no true bill.
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Sun Friday
Cooper
Peerless
OO Co
Rade Ghkat Lewis
S. J. George
Brand
Chronicle- Telegram
J. George
Grand Jury
Grand Juty
Man Arrested After Neighborhood Quarrel
Benton 2112 Seneca was arrested for alleged trouble in a neighborhood quarrel. He faced charges, fined $10 and costs, with Justine and Friday afternoon records noting the clash and stating the matter concerned Berton guucy and Ike A.
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Benton
Seneca
Alia
Justine & E
George
Allerpailre
Berton Guucy
New Cleveland Depot Plans Submitted to City Council
Fragmentary OCR notes describe proposals for a new Cleveland depot near the east approach to the Union Terminal. The document mentions ordinances granting permission and railroad officials preparing submissions for the Cleveland council, but no cost estimate is provided.
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Cleveland
Ye Central
Nechel
Union Terminal
Arformers
Cleveland E
Couneis
Local News Briefs on Accident and Injuries
Reader reports a near serious crash near Franklin school where a driver allegedly mounted the sidewalk into a crowd of shunted children injuring a girl’s ankle. Wellica Wereske injured left foot in an elevator fall at Falcon- Knight plant. toe fractured and hospitalized. City urges speedy street paying petitions to finish 1925 program.
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Chronicle
Franklin School
Palcon-Knight
Wellica Wireenske
Falcon-jtright
Wercenske
Elyria Memoshyi Hospital
Elyria Student Honored as Radio Operator
Huffman a Pur due Indiana freshman in the school of engineering is named an operator of a 25 chair radio program. The recognition marks a notable achievement for the Pur due student in the engineering department.
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Elyria
Bhuffman
Purdee Indiana
Huffman
Police raid uncovers liquor at Rershes home
Five bottles of liquor were seized during a raid at Tom Rershes residence on Furnace Street. An arrest warrant is in progress as officers search for the suspect. John Monroe was fined five dollars and costs in morning court for a separate charge. Covert motion pictures were shown Friday at Uptravgon with reels including a comedy and an educational film.
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Tom Rershes
Tom
Pelbee
John “Morro
Furnace Street
Omicallon
Monroe
Helms
Mackie
Former Prosecutor Announces Candidacy for Judge
Former prosecutor Guy B Findler announces candidacy for Common Pleas Judge in the August primaries. He notes twenty years of practice, two terms as solicitor, and service as Loram County prosecuting attorney from 1917 to 1921. He is a University of Michigan law graduate and attended Baldwin Wallace College.
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Guy B. Findley
Guy B. Findler
Office of Common Pleas
Jadge
Evra
Attorev
Loram County
Findley
Law Department
the Universty of
Michigan
Baldwin-Wallace College
Reres
Man Found Dead In Cleveland Area
Police investigate death of a man found near Elyria after serving at a Coltaclice plant. Tom Atkinson of Cleveland reports the body, unknown by name, at Lukes hospital. Authorities seek information. the victim is believed Polish with a brother in the area. Local morgue holds the body.
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Cleveland
Tom Atkinson
Lukes
Antanas
Thais Telievad
Ows
Sheriff Institutes First TRCAH Low Arrest Limit
Reports show Sheriff E G Mathes' deputies making early arrests under a new low limit rule with two teens not detained. A bicycle report to police details a suspect from Porta, with color noted. A divorce case cites cruelty and support failures. A confession for embezzlement is recorded, and a real estate judgment of 3675 4.02 is noted in common pleas.
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Mathes
MUS
Cour
Tee de Sas Sc
Olen Porta
Todd Wo Wolee
Wes Ren
Common Pleas
Political Contenders Eye Second Choices in District Delegations
The piece notes notables like Misten, Farnswerth, and Toover as key figures with solid support in the state. It mentions Yeeno re Warton's and Roberta Taft's presence and states tentative candidate selections will be filed before the conference ends. Charles A. Jones explains the policy of not instructing delegates on a second choice, listing possible second choices such as Charles Fisher, Frank Lowden, Charles Curtin, and James Watson.
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Misten Ft. Farnswerth
Toover
Yeenore Warton
Roberta A. Taft
Cincinnnati
Wallis
All Times
Charles A. Jones
Wits
Charles &. Fisher
Wilmington
Frank O. Lowden
Witness
Charles Curtin
Kansas
James H. Watson
Indiana
Death notices for Mrs Sarah Fiyoo and others
Death records report Mrs Sarah Fiyoo aged 74 died at her parents home 219 Chestnut Street after a long illness. Survived by husband Theodore two children Patsy and Teddy her parents two sisters and four brothers. Funeral services to be held Monday at 2 from St Marys cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Mary Frederik age 74 and Thomas Feles with service details and survivors. Funeral arrangements listed for Elyria and Sullivan locations.
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Sarah Fiyoo
Patrick Flynn
Chestnut Street
Theodore
Patsy
Teddy
G. Rossizell
Virginia
EL Mme‘dermott
Michigan
Michael
Johnstown
James, Fhomss
Robert
Ehria
Johnvstown
St. Mary's Cemetery
Thomas Fesler
Thomas Fele
Auebrer
Lake
Zseof Sey
Edith Fleming
Carl
Eimer Vieizen
Elyria
Louis
Akron
Feiler
Pauls Church
Lake Erenne
Villains and Calleeze to Address Oberlin Water Nuisance
In Oberlin residents anticipate a joint effort by Villans and calleze to ease a water nuisance caused by damaged seweT pipes and high water. Floon manager Flerrick proposes a rol dam near Arboretan to back up the water supply.
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Oberlin
Plompore
Ier
Flerrick
Referees Refuse Fight Amid City Championship Clash
Local reports say two men confronted referees in a crowd after a game between Chasha Garfield and Hivrian high at the Cleveland Auditorium Friday night. McClellan, known as Taz, claims he was shoved by two individuals as tensions rose in the otherwise tense event.
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SFAC
WO. McClellan
Jy Tars
Chasha Garfield
Wellington Hosts Three High School Basketball Games
In Wellington on February 18, three local floor games drew big crowds. The girls team faced the Alumni, with the Alumni 12 to 4 ahead at halftime. The junior boys’ teams played Norwalk Boy Scouts, and Medina 5 met the local high school in a one sided match won 25 to 44.
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Wellington
Steam
Doris Times
Lucile Murry
Lona Weet
Aline Leupim
Corinne Murry
Esa Coates
al Titan
Mary Buries
Carrer
MccDermar Trene Wilcox
Evan Ware
le Whites
Hales Turner
Jauius Highlam
Boy Scout
Norwalk
Focal
Cree Tha
Weed
Medina
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Tragg
Bas Taeloe
Baird Speaks on Law Enforcement Amid Temperance Day
An unclear public speech by Dow Baird addresses law enforcement on Temperance Day. The fragment mentions sobriety themes and the need for strong policies, but the precise details and location are obscured by damaged text.
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Dow Baird
Toaurscoger
Baird
Lax
Backus Announces Candidacy for Public Nomination
Former sheriff Backus Thahove says he will seek the public nomination for a cor icature seat. The announcement signals his intent to run and lead as a candidate in the upcoming election.
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Backus
Lizeness
Doc
First Miss Mabel Marsh Seeks Reelection Bid
Mabel Marsh, clerk, announces she will seek reelection pledging continued service. Local officials note her historic role and campaign focuses on public administration and community needs.
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Mabel Marsh
Luncheon Bridge Party Held at Mrs Rickard’s Home
Attendees included Mrs E E Watters Mrs Henry Daugherty Mrs C A Gott and Mrs Sam Hummel at the Me diga residence of Mrs Clarence Rickard. Mrs Watters sister Mrs Leland Longacre hosted with Mr Richard. Music teacher Lotta Pond, recently ill, hopes to resume teaching soon.
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E. E.watters
Henry Daugherty
C. A. Gott
Sam Hummel
Clarence Rickard
Mediga
Watter
Leland Longacre
Richard
Lotta Pond
Book Donation Day At Congregational Church
Sunday event urges book collection at the Congregational church with pickup at Maunpetia. Brief notes include Mr. Matt King taken to Oberlin hospital and Mrs. Jay Hailand recovering after tonsil removal. Jeannette Warner returns from visit with relatives.
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Congregational
Muarpetia
Matt King
Oberlin Hospital
Jay Hailand
Oberlin
EL. B. Dirlsm
Jeannette Warner
Life Of Flower Resembles Play In Four Acts
A narrative on a remarkable plant termed the resurrection plant, classified as Amorphophallus, growing tall with glossy olive leaves. It outlines four seasonal acts from summer stem growth to autumn bulb retreat and January sprout, ending with blooming stages and color changes.
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Frayuk
Groent
Nature
Easter Flower Exhibit Promises Delicate Blooms
As Easter nears a unique fragile flower will be shown to plant enthusiasts by Mr. Peal. The stem weakens as the Sowers fade, yet the display aims to attract attention from garden lovers and collectors.
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Peal
Sandusky Man Wins Suit Here
Sandusky resident Leo Graufeld of Sandusky sued for 810 400 in damages after an Avon Lake accident. Mire Gheorghu of Cleveland filed the suit. Judge WOB Thompson delivered a verdict Friday afternoon with nine of twelve jurors in favor. The case concerns an injury claims arising from a year ago.
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Leo Graufeld
Chates
Sandusky
Mar. Gheorghu
Cleveland
Avon Lake
W.ob. Thompson
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Falala
Coleman
Lepper
Roelet
Court of Judge
R. Wepper
Theodore Gilder
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Sullivan
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Freederik
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Annu VE Howe
Finnet Chapel
Twopis
Vonday
Bernice Symler
Wallard
Oberlin Women’s Lib
Filliast College Street
Tuesdes
W. R.C
Lincoln’s
United
Presbyterian Bible Conference
J. M. Harris
J.M. Harris
Harris
Birlefs
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Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Murbach Coal and Supply Co
Brown’s Furniture House
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