Chaplin vows to fight divorce end game in court
Los Angeles report says Charlie Chaplin plans to fight wife Lita Grey's divorce suit to the bitter end. Receivers and attorneys move to seal Chaplin's California funds as the vault at his Hollywood studio may be opened. Chaplin told reporters he is not worth six million dollars and will resume work on his film Ther Immortal or Toucimus.
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Los Angeles
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Community listings and notices in Evening Folks column
Patchy notices and ads read like a town bulletin. Various merchants clubs and groups share events prices and offerings while personal notices invite readers to attend a dance and find services such as dry cleaning and fashion items.
Photographers Push for Poses as Charite Tail Talks
Photographers rushed forward seeking distinct poses for pictures while the Charite tailkedabout journalists. Five weeks into the media visit, reporters asked about babies and war mentions, noting sponsors and sensitivities.
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Anlebie
Ediaa
Count Salm Vindicated In Court Ruling
The court declares Count Salm vindicated amid a dispute over public duty and the claim of the Countess. Details indicate the ruling addresses alleged abandonment and property concerns while the Count asserts two main objectives: public clarification and personal welfare.
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Fondard
Fler
Bo Tioudstein
Cour
Henry H. Rogers
Ted Owith
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Poreas
Atalec
Local Legion Men Headed to State Banquet in Columbus
Adjutant Geojee F. Adler and Communder Parl C. Greentamt of the local post depart for Columbus Saturday noon to attend a state banquet at the Neil House. Franklin Post band will play, with speakers from Indiana and auxiliary leaders expected to discuss rehabilitation and membership growth.
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Lawsuit Filed Against New York Central for 25000 Dollars
A civil action was filed in federal court seeking damages of 25000 dollars against the New York Central Railroad. The plaintiff, identified as Owen Jet and others, accuses the railroad of a wrongful act. The case appears on the Cleveland docket with references to Supreme Court procedures and involved parties.
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Owen
Jet Et Tolede
Feders
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Edoas
Nrake
Johuse Aregne
Central American stance on Nicaragua conflict debated
A fragment notes ongoing tri country controversy involving the United States Mexico and Nicaragua. It suggests Central and South American nations oppose U S policy in Nicaragua but doubt any would extend military aid to the Nicaraguan Liberals.
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United States
Mexico
Nicaragua
Central and
South America
Ecclesiastical
Wilson
Local News Briefs From December Proceedings
A fragmentary local news note references a December decree and a court action. It mentions a group that did not include a statement of facts in a mute game trial and a defendant filing for relief.
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Plaipiik
Fragmentary OCR Note on a Break In at a Lumber Yard
Broken text describes a burglary at a lumber yard with thieves entering through a door and stealing items. It mentions construction of a gate and a safe, with references to a person named Looper and an attempted entry during the night. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Dog License Uptake In County Stalls At 2700
In this county only 2,700 dog owners have secured licenses amid a period of low turnout. The article notes many owners have not yet licensed their pets and that a substantial number of licenses were issued earlier in the period.
Cal Pelice Receives Work of Car Stolen
A report states a car theft occurred with the victim identified as Cal Pelice. Investigators recovered a damaged item described as work from the vehicle and the case remains under police review.
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Cal Pelice
Undefined charges lead to fines and dismissals in local court
A morning court session saw James fined for intoxication with costs awarded on a no charge. Brass pled guilty to a related charge as arraigned. A civil action by the company against Elvira Real Estate and Insurance Association was dismissed with costs.
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James
Brass
the &Au Company
Elvira Real Retate and Insurance Associament
Jude
Lorain Prisoners Arrained in Cleveland Federal Court
Twenty five Lorain prisoners detained after a Wednesday eve transfer faced arraignment in Cleveland federal court on charges tied to liquor and illicit possession. Magistrate M. J. Ail presided as about half appeared bound over for further hearings. most defendants were women. Sheriff Mathews assisted in the transfer and briefing.
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Sheri G. “Mathews Assis
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Severe winter storm disrupts Chicago and Pacific Northwest forecast
A damaged clipping reports a major storm affecting Chicago with power and travel disruption. A second front from the North Pacific is expected to push into the northwest, bringing frigid temperatures from zero to ten degrees.
Man in Crisis as Deputies Press Surrender
Jan 14 Mich a railroad man barricaded his home and defied deputies and city police. A neighbor Orville Case was seriously wounded. Officers found the man, Kenkle, dead from powder burns after an exchange of shots at the door. Police said the family had been in a tense stand off.
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Public mourning held for Columbus newspaper editor Wolfe
Services for Raber or Wolfe of Columbus were planned for Saturday afternoon in the cemetery and church in Columbus. The Columbus Dispatch reported the death from an office window fall. Messages of sympathy poured in from notable figures including President Coolidge and other dignitaries.
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Knights of Columbus urged war on Mexico in 1926
Fragmented text shows a 1926 Philadelphia convention of the Knights of Columbus adopting resolutions about U S any war with Mexico and domination of Mexico. References to a presidential campaign, alleged Bolshevik influence, and calls for aggression appear amid garbled OCR fragments and local incidents.
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Knights of
Philadelphia
Columbus
Fragmentary 1925 Warning on Propaganda in Peruoride Text
Partial OCR note cites a 1925 warning to Fanister Chitety about tolerating propaganda by individuals promoting certain principles. The fragment ends mid sentence, mentioning Mexico and hospitality. The item appears to be an archival police or political notice.
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Fanister Chitety
Fair Migas Association Meeting At Columbus
Reports say members traveled to Columbus for the annual fair meeting. The gathering drew delegates from the state and included board representatives and officials discussing plans and support for the fair.
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Heturn
Fair Migas
Columahs
Conflicted Stand in Mexican Constitutional Issue
Debates hinge on Mexico's constitution and possible interpretation with U S policy. The State Department and Kellogg plan, while Diaz and Sacasa figures figure, influence Latin American tension and the use of marines in the region. European powers recognize Russia, shaping alliance and regional stability.
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Judgment Asked In Court Here By Cleveland G9
In a court filing Cleveland G9 requests judgment in a case alleging theft or misappropriation involving a woman named Lorain T. The document appears to be a plea for legal action regarding custodial or ownership dispute over a property.
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Cleveland G9
Cleveland markets for produce and meat quotes unclear
Fragmentary OCR text shows market quotes for produce and meat in Cleveland with references to Chicago poultry and price changes. Details are unreadable and many words are garbled, making specifics uncertain.
East Buffalo Live Human Resources Item Not Firing
Fragmentary note indicates Liberty Bank in New York discusses an open quotation and hiring but details are unclear. The text is garbled with uncertain names and dates, lacking a clear event, person, or organization to anchor a full summary.
Appropriation for Prosecutor's Office Details
Fragments discuss county and municipal allocations for the coming year. Text references salaries and expenses for the prosecutor's office and related officers. Limited legible items point to budgetary allocations and official who reviews or certifies the claims.
Eagles to Begin Drive For Members
Eagles announce start of membership drive with plans to recruit new supporters. Officials urge prompt responses to join club efforts and support team activities.
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Eagles
Formal Opening of New Store Saturday Morning
Formal opening of a new store is announced for Saturday morning. Art Bauer and associates, long-time tenants on East F Street, unveil their updated grocery venture amid a modest ceremony and community welcome.
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Bauer
Am East F Street
Death Notice for Volkstadt Woman in California
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Volkstadt formerly of Germany and residing in California. The record mentions a widow and references Luther family ties in the context of the passing. Further details are not available in the fragment.
O'clock Games Near Thomas F. Rise at RHS
O'clock games near Thomas F. rise at RHS drew local attention as students prepared for an afternoon event. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a school activity at Thomas F. rise hall.
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