Tambard Leadership School Set to Open January 30
The Tambard Leadership School will open here on January 30 for ministers, Sunday school teachers, and church workers. The program includes courses in Teaching, Storytelling, and Religious Education led by Rev. W L Burner and Rev. HA Efthar with Bethany University faculty and Christ Church leaders.
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Lester Iip
Christ
HA. Efrhar
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Deare Burns
Treaver
Aibler
Deane Burse
A Davis
H.W. Carpenter
Fred Casbery
Burch Offeers
Relig
Bethany Ee Lnttersity
Disciples of Christ
Richard E
Leste Ip
Colesé
University of
Ares of Christ
Wadsworth
Ohio
Bethany College
5S of Christ
Tiserple
Abandon Canal Between Toledo and Cincinnati Recommended
The Ohio Senate committee on canals urged abandoning the Miami and Erie canal linking Toledo to Cincinnati and replacing it with a super highway to connect Detroit and Cleveland. No guidance was given on canal lands in eastern Ohio.
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Columbus
Toledo
Incinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Senate Committee On Canals
Ohio
Hlom. Carpenter. Steubenville
Compailier
League Seeks Indictment Over Sunday Theater Openings
Bay Alliance offers services to Lorain County Law Enforcement League as grand jury investigates alleged violations of Sunday closing laws by Dreamland Capitol and Rivoli theatres in Elyria and Lorain. Prosecutor Baird to present case to grand jury amid ongoing testimony from witnesses and petitions.
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League
Bsird
the &Land Jure
Evening Folks Kaplans Tailor Shop Ad
An old classified style ad offers tailoring and alterations by Kaplan's with a call for appointments. It markets satisfaction guaranteed service and related remodeling offers, typical of neighborhood shop notices.
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Kaplan's
Ladies Tailor- Ox
Arrest of Canadian prize fighter on immigration violation
Sid Corn, a Canadian prize fighter also known as Tora, was arrested in Dayton on immigration law violations after returning with federal officers to Cincinnati following an altercation with Mike Dundee. Referee Eddie Dasig halted the fight in Akron. Corn's real name is Cohen and his arrest surprised Cong. The incident centers on a trip after the order to Buffalo on October 3.
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Dayton
Sid Corn
Tora
Canada
Cincinnati
Mike Dundee
Corn
Sime
Eddie Dasig
Akron
Buffalo
Cong
Cohen
Better Radio Reception League Formed in Lorain
In Lorain on January 11 the Ist eners and dessers met to form the Better Radio Reception League aimed at reducing disturbances in receptions. The league will admit only city residents, with 20 radio owners in Lorain. A free will offering will fund hiring a man to hush trouble. Local radio dealers support the move after three weeks of reported disturbances.
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Lorain
Leratn
Wil
Nadel Trial Proceeds in Cleveland Harboring Case
Be a Nadel faces trial over alleged harboring of Patrick McDermott linked to the Meliett murder case. Court planned to hear Nadel’s defense as witnesses Dan Plat and the Stagies testified about McDermott’s presence and Nadel’s role as an agent guiding Patrick to detention.
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Nadel
McDermott
Tim
Walter McMahon
Cleveland
Bea Nadel
Patrick McDermott
Don R. Meliett
Dapper Evonict
Atlanta
Ben Kadner
Meliett
Nadeis Counseiring
McDer
RIS
Dan Plat
Stanley A. Stagie
McDermot
Ptaf
Pat
Man Indicted in Death of Wife in Troy
Karl Mond Kadel, 35, charged with second degree murder in the death of his 20 year old wife Ruth Kadel who died Nov 29 as she fell or leaped from a car traveling from Troy to Dayton. Prosecutors say Kadel gave two inconsistent stories and the coroner urged a grand jury review.
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Gmie
Gan
Karl Mond Kadel
Ruth Kadel
Common Pleas
Kadel
Daytom
Kachel
Alse
Adams Drives Drunk Fined In Police Court
Robert McCully of 220 Roosevelt Avenue pleaded guilty to driving a car while intoxicated. He was fined $50 plus costs after police reported he drove a van with a faster-than-expected pace along Cleveland Street toward Monsevele.
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Robert McCully
Roceevelt
McCuly
Cleveland St
F. A
Elouth St
Cleveland
Eegr
Court St
Elyrlaun High School Yearbook Selections Highlight Class
The January issue of Elyrigo TM, published by the high school students, features a glossy spread of ghostly news items. It includes photographs of the midyear graduating class, the class prophecy, and special articles from quarterout members of the school.
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Cvhost
Judgment Awarded on Promissory Note in Favor of Western Reserve Finance
Judgment by confession awarded by Judge W B Thompson to Western Reserve Finance Co. against F L Woodruff for 420 dollars with interest. Report also notes a traffic incident on Court Street and various local conference and society notices with names and places such as Canton Y M C A and Eaton Farmers Cooperative Milk Association.
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Western Reserve
F. L. Woodruff
W. B. Thompson
Recluse Dies Amid Bags of Gold in Locked Room
A reclusive inhabitant died amid bags of gold and currency valued at £5,000 in a poorly finished chamber. Authorities found two children mentioned as residents in the dwelling, with uncertain ages and relation to the deceased.
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Ristmond
Ulege
Chartles Gauding
Lena Bove
Hesp Erm Tadiana
Lonpita
Jose Corea Executed by Garrote in Havana Arena
Jose Corea, convicted of the murder of Juaror Salar of Guantagamo, was executed by garrote in Havana at 1 mid, Santiago de Cuba reports. Corea confessed and named two accomplices who remain under conviction. The article notes this as the fourth execution of the year.
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Mavana
Jose Corea
Juaror Salar
Guantagamo
Santiago de Cuba
Corecco
Howge Senate Reconvenes in Columbus Ohio
In Columbus on January 11 both the senate and house reconvened with no morning sessions. The senate plans a 1:30 p.m. recess and a Monday 7:30 p.m. opening to aid legislators lacking transport. A joint rules meeting postponed action until next week as a constitutional amendment proposal to extend property and planning improvements gains support.
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Senate
House
WLO
Senate Rules Committee
Repall
Cleveland
Fred Myers
Toledo
Ohio
Municipal Planning Commission
Sail
Talks on Life of Louis Pasteur at Rotary Luncheon
Harry H. Turner reviews Louis Pasteur’s life from poverty in a French town to leading Pasteur Institute Paris. He credits Pasteur with curing anthrax in France, enabling dairy pasteurization, and advancing science and humanitarian work as Rotary’s example of service.
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Rotary
Newell Hotel
Harry H. Turner
Warres
Fasteur
Paris
Pasteur’s Institute
Turner
Usua
Tan
Combas Ta Pasteur
Grand Jury In Session Oversees January Panel
The January grand jury is in session with 11 ta be investigated William Hillier sworn in as foreman. The talesmen include J. Heit and TA. uae while jurors list A A Lawton Walter Watte William Linden and others.
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Wiliam i Ler
Uae
William Hillier
J. Heit
Men Phillips
A A. Lawton
Walter Watte
William Linden
Gray
Charles Penson Cella Kelbie
L. Elizabeth Cummings
Preble
Wiliam Tilkich Ane
Ward S. Newcomb
Wine seized in raids destroyed by sheriff order
Sheriff destroys wine seized in raids under Judge A R Webber order. About 30 gallons are identified as John Keim property of Skensid township who paid $1,000 and costs. Rest belongs to Fyrack Vibelsi who runs a restaurant in Lorgin. Destruction ordered. parties fined. Arrests reported of Alemicu, C Mather deputies, and prohibition officer O B Reakin.
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A. R. Webber
John Kiem
Skensid
Fyrack Vibelsi
Lorgin
Browning Marriage Claim Surfaces In Court Proceedings
Elderly Eduard W Brevening is accused by his wife Peaches Browning and her mother of being forced into marriage for material gain. Justice Frank L Young hears the case as part of a deposition attempt involving Anna Olson, a telephone operator at WeW Gardens Town, with Sundowners noted as an Australian tramp group reference.
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Eduard W .Brevening
Peaches
Heena Browning
Supreme Court Justicre
Frank L Young
Tae Francis Dale
Millonaire Rea
Anna Olson
Wew Gardens
Brownings
Senator Bender aims to curb officers power in bailiwicks
Columbus Jan. 11 Senator George H Henderson says he will introduce in the Ohio senate a bill restricting village mayors justices of the peace and their constables marshals and assistants to their own bailiwicks to curb alleged abuses in prohibition enforcement. The proposal echoes earlier attempts by Senator Bender and faces strong opposition from anti saloon forces with past raids and suits cited.
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Ohio
George H. Hender Cleveland
Senate
Bender
Staly
Justices of the Peace
Iqeer
Ovents
Mexico and United States clash over Nicaragua policy
Washington signals warning to Mexico while President Coolidge pressures Congress over aid to Nicaragua. Latimer orders prevent weapon flow as Calles vows to defend Mexico's sovereignty amid rumors of civil war and Central American tensions. Democratic leaders push back, demanding clarity before Kellogg appearance.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Inck
Meczico City
Callies
Calles
Mexico City
Congress
Confresh
Saecasa
United States
Inaz
Meevesaela
Tun Soneiderahi
Kellogg
MEX
Mevicq Clty
Mexicco
Durango
Jalisco
Zacatecas
Juanajunto
Torreon
Vera Cruz
Senate Committee
Se. Robinson
Atkan
Tre Tor Swanson
White House
Kellogs
Foreign Relations Committee
Robinson
Swanson
House
Gerrett
Tannessese
Coolidge
Nad Bisterien
Death Record for Chrisentla Loescher in West Ridge
Chrisentla Loescher dies at home in West Ridge aged about 90. Survived by two daughters C J Minch and Mrs John Minch both of Cleveland, a son Herman Loescher at home, Henry Loescher of Ridgeville, twenty six grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements announced for tomorrow Kipton location.
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Erisepha Loeechar
C.J. Minch
Cleveland
John Minch
Tan
Herman Loescher
Henry Loescher
Ridgeville
Blaze at Bellaire Store Causes 30000 Dollar Loss
A fire in Bellaire Ohio on January 1 caused about 30000 dollars in damage to a local store. Fire fighters from Wheeling West Virginia aided the Bellaire crew in battling the blaze. Damaged goods and premises were reported, with no definite injuries noted.
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Bellaire
Bellaire, O
Jan. Il
Wheeling
W. Va
Parent Teacher Association Holds Regular Meeting At Eaton
Eaton Fatox January 11 The Parent Teacher Association held its regular meeting last Tuesday night with a brief business session. A program included a singing by third and fourth grades and refreshments afterward. The Lorain County Council of Parents Teachers will meet in Sheffield on January 11, with members listed. School activities and church reports were discussed along with upcoming events and community outreach efforts.
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Hyerrone
Lorain
Perens
Fenfield
Kender
Saran
Huenane
Hiasketuali
Tne
Wis Particupate
Feom Berean
Newp
Tre
Eli
Burt He
Ord Hilt
Arthur Vilas
S.C. Piercs
Wes
Tnese
Jan Fe
Kavine
Valley City
WE Baker
Chnrch
Canesde Park
Grange
Ford Tax Case Reveals Surprise Ford Profits and Stakes
Detroit report details staggering profits of Ford Motor Company from 1904 to 1912 and a tax appeal seeking 34 million pounds. Joseph E. Davies, former FTC head, outlines investment gains and dividends that shaped the company’s wealth, with references to Senator Couzens and other stockholders.
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Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Joseph F. Davies
Federal Trade Commission
Fudlay
America
James Correns
Ford Company
Dasien
Pord
Los Angeles
Bhlin
Davies
Detroit
Jar
Janes Couzens
Michigan
Vevernment
Fitz Ford
Joseph E. Davies
United States Board of Tax Appeals
tSus
Couzens
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Inter
Ator Cemizens
Andrew Melon
Treasury
Woman Awarded 500 Judgment in Local Court
A woman won a $500 judgment today in the county pleas court before Judge A R Webber. She alleged injury from a fall into a gate excavation during repair work on a railroad line on Lorain Street and had sought $100 in damages plus ages.
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Atlua Oh
Lorain Street
A. R. Webber
Eeuimen Pleas Court
Contingents Movements Stir Shanghai Refugee Crisis
Reports indicate a large police force is en route from Hong Kong under Vice Admiral Irrit of the British Asiatic squadron to Yangtze areas. Admiral G5 commands the American fleet and is due tonight. Refugee ships from the upper Yangtze raise general alarm as foreign residents plan departures. Hankow situation unchanged. General Yeng Sen reportedly attacked two steamers bearing enemy troops. several passengers wounded.
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Admral
Hongkong
Trrrhit
Asiatic
Yangtse
Resi
Shanghai
Hankaw Ap- Deara
Ichamg
Yeng Sen
Twoateamere
Sot Tae
Four Women File Separate Custody Actions in Lock Grove
Four divorce petitions are filed. complaints allege extreme cruelty and adultery. Sylvia Cleaver testifies of marital strife. petitions seek temporary alimony and custody arrangements.
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Gouat
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices Brief
Ohio fruit and potato prices reported with entries for proulthy fowls springers furkers and augos. Prices show poultry around 28 for fowls 25 for springers and potatoes at 1.25 per unit with variations across items.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock Prices Reported for Hogs and Beef
Jan 11 Cleveland livestock market shows hogs with bids around 22 to 12.3 per 100 pounds and bulk quotations listed. Beef bids include low cutter and veal prices noted, with various meat cuts and weights reflected in the sparse figures.
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Cleveland
Toledo Market Report with Stock and Heater Prices
Market notes show Toledo listings for stock items and heaters. Noted prices include 172.99 for a 12 gauge model and 1200 12.50 for a bulk item. Additional items reference common materials and light Troubs with a 9.54 et stake.
Livestock Prices Reported for East Buffalo Market
January 11 market notes show holdover cattle at 310.25 to 1120 Reds. Fat lambs priced around 12.75 with ewes from 6.00 to 7.75, and steers or similar stock offered in 25 cent to 206: pricing details. Limited ellipses indicate incomplete data in the source.
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East Buffalo Livestock LO
Tim
Arraignment Sought After Ring Fatality In Harlem
In New York on January 11 Michael Sperger, local amateur boxer, faced arraignment for the death of Robert Schleirer at Harlem Hospital after a bout at the New Star Castan. It marks a second ring fatality among local amateurs in months, with the first involving an eighteen year old high school student. A tighter supervision of amateur boxing is urged.
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New York
Henedcal
Michael Sperges
Robert Schleirer
Harlem
Sperger
New Star Castan
Cleveland Architect Appointed Consulting Engineer for Memorial Viaduct
County commissioners announced Wendell P. Brown of Cleveland was named consulting engineer for the Memorial viaduct across the Black River Lorain. He will begin work immediately on prime specifications and land acquisition for the bridge right of way.
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Onc
Enid
Wendell P. Brown
Cleveland
Black River
Lorain
the. Coun
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