Kiwanis Club Speaker Urges Cooperation with Administrations
Mayor Jones addressed the Sandusky Kiwanis Club noting need for cooperation with administrations to address the current crime and housing issues. He spoke during a noon meeting and later attended a Berea bowling match where his team lost 67 to an opponent. The address occurred as part of the week’s Kiwanis events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BR. Jonesa
Sandusky
Snanda Mattora
Jones
Ra Kiwanis Club
Berea
Denis
Kiwanis Club
Ain Tomorow Mon
Lorain Couples Seek Divorce In Petitions
Three Lorain couples filed suit for divorce today. Fowler accuses her husband of neglect of duty and failing to support her, stating they married in 1915 and have no children. Burgess charges his wife left him and remarried after claiming she moved out with two children from the first marriage. Traxler seeks divorce from Sam Traxler, a prominent resident, on grounds of extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Tiie
Fowler Charres
Farry Fowler
Burgess
Owen Burgess
Ecass
January term jury trials begin with Judge Wa npeon
The January term of the county court opens Monday January 3 with Judge Wa npeon presiding, about 4 04 cases pending in criminal court. A grand jury is active as investigators work on numerous matters and a murder case is under scrutiny.
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Eomyceas Court
Wanpeon
Focker
Tudee H G Redin
Wrenre Ho Webber
Preseruratturr
Rand
Snetty
Andy Romati
Real man helps after milk bottle mishap on sidewalk
A milkman in a busy street slips on a wet sidewalk and topples, scattering glass and cream. Onlookers glimpse a smiling F M Honer, secretary treasurer of KK Home Dairy, as bystanders assist and joke lightheartedly about the accident.
Mrs Virginia Leslie Praises Favorite Prescription
An Ohio reader from Cambridge extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for weakness and nervousness. She credits one bottle with restoring energy, urges others to obtain the remedy from local druggists or contact Dr Pierce’s Invalids Hotel in Buffalo for trial guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ohio
Dr .Ierce
Pierce
Virginia Les
Citizens seek martial law in Oklahoma City over lynching
In Oklahoma City on January 19 citizens held a mass meeting to urge Governor Robertson to place the city under martial law following the hanging of Jake Brooks, a Black packing house worker. Brooks was found dead late yesterday in a tree on the city’s southern edge after being taken from his home by masked men. several packing house strikers are being held for interrogation with no arrests yet made.
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Oklahoma
Okla
Robertson
Oklahoma City
Jake Brooks
Brooks
Farmers Elevator
Amherst
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Rudolph Neuman
Fred McQueen
D. Whiton
Kanry Kane
Ben Michael
George Horn
A. J. Lyattuck
Counter Petition Seeks Damages After Center Ridge Crash
SFP Overmeyer of Cleveland files a counter petition against JAL Stark in Dover alleging a collision on Center Ridge Road. The suit seeks 2500 dollars in damages including 500 for his auto and 2000 for personal injuries.
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Sfp Overmeyer
Cleveland
Aled
Galt Aled
Jal Stark
Center Ridge
Dover
Two Amherst Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Civil actions filed in common pleas court list Tan civil suits against Amherst parties. Thelerst Park Bank Co sues Fred Lo Greener and HA Wesbecher for 300 dollars alleged due on cognoviinate. The Dearborn Truck Co sues Iuan Zimmerman, Amherst blacksmith, for 290 dollars alleged due on notes tied to purchases.
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Tan
Amherstt
Common Pleas Court
Lerst Park Bank Co
Fred Lo Greener
Wesbecher
Dearborn
Iuan Zimmerman
Amherst Blacksmith
Mae
Honor Students Achieve 96 Percent Average Across Four Years
Thirty five graduates listed as honor students with averages of 96 or higher include Margaret Ellen Erownell Mildred Box William A Bruck Virginia Ellen Crandall Marcom Hart Forbes Mabel Edna Gaston Vivian Juanita Hadaway Marvin Russell Jsha Donald F. Ralyn James Powell daves Marion W Waynep Noah N Hays Letty Heussner Naniel Ro Jones Albert A Kay Marveline M Ketchum Theron Chester Mole Winifred J. Nevins Mary Lucy Rankin Edna M Reinke Arty Ethel M Rosa Frank Enright Stavens Kathrin Stinehcomb Tlsrence M Stoughton Frank Charles Steghy Dotty Lowood Charles Howard Van Atta Lucia Chamberlain Whiteor Marty Elizabeth Wilford Harold Wolf James M Worthington.
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Marvin Russell
Jsha
Donald F. Ralyn
James Powel Daves
Claesteal
Marion W Waynep
Noah N Hays
Letty @ Heussner
Naniel Ro Jones
Albert A Kay
Marveline M Ketchum
Theron Chester Mole
Mary Lucy Rankin
Edns
Reinke
Ethel M Rosa
Frank Enright Stavens
Kathrin Stinehcomb
Tlsrence M. Stoughton
Frank Charles Steghy
Dotty L
Vodd
Charles Howard van Atta
Lucia Chamberlain Witeor —Claseical
Marty Elizabeth Wilford
Harold 1
Wolf
Tames M Worthington
Alen Wachant Coures
Thay Ura
Bank Robbery Strikes Lanahan Cellar in Maryland
Baltimore banker Henry c. Harmony, watchman at W. W. Lanahan farm near Timonium, was bound and gagged as armed men loaded two trucks and a touring car with cases of whiskey and champagne from the Laneran cellar. The burglary, likely the largest such theft in the mainland since prohibition, appears carefully planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimor
Henry
Harmony
W. W. Lanahan
Baltimore
Timonium
Baltimore County
Mary Garden Discarded as Chicago Opera Leader
Lucen Muratore, principal tenor of the Chicago Opera Association, said it would be impossible for him to return next year under Mary Garden's management. He cited the need to sacrifice artistry to be both singer and director, though he expressed fondness for Gardens as an artist.
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Chicago
Lucen Muratore
Chicago Opera Association
Mary Garden
The
Opera Association
Ohio Man Secretary National Committee
William E Halles, clerk of the Ohio state senate, is planned to succeed the late Clarence B Miller as secretary of the Republican National Committee. John T Adams, chairman, conferred with President Hardington and said the committee is not yet ready to name the new secretary but there is perfect accord on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William E Halles
Ohio State Senate
Clarence B. Miller
Minnesota
Republican National Committee
John T Adams
Hardington
Adams
Stork Beats Out Old Father Time In City Birth Trend
In 1921 the stork outpaced Old Father Time as city births exceeded deaths. Health officer Dr. French records 648 births and 189 deaths, averaging over three births per death. Last month shows 48 births and 10 deaths.
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Stork
Temperance program and community notices in West Ridge
Local items list a January 20 temperance program at the schoolhouse and a Ladies Aid gathering. Reports mention visitors from Oberlin and Amherst, a YMCA anniversary observance for the Lath Amendment, Farm Bureau meeting in Flytia, and several social visits and dinners among West Ridge residents.
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West Ridge
Raymond Simme
Oberlin
Jat Simons
Baember
Jayet Miller
Boqbop
Eliot Eckler
Oberlin Thead
Pope
F N Hopkins
Amherst v
Tre Irvin
Turaday
Parani
Woc
Sofety
How Trusen- Gahl
Harry Lauer
Lee
Mro
Cerres Toelerr
Farm Puresu
Flytia
Trivia
Fifa Reoven
Sean Ley Alen
Kenneth Wendy
Dorothy Steines
John Priymty
Joh Simme
Aaurhier Yernthy
Sree Agy Simms
Ane
Vira
Drusendahl
Carl Fowl
Mra
Lucy Vitlor
English girl to attempt Niagara Falls rope walk
Mile. Eleanora, a seventeen year old English girl, aims to imitate Blenkin's rope crossing of Niagara Falls. She has gained fame as a tight rope walker and prepares for the dangerous feat.
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Niagara Falls
Eleanora
Blendin
Althong
Aker
Eastland Disaster Claims Denied by State Court
The Illinois Court of Claims disallowed claims filed by relatives of those who perished in the Eastland disaster in Chicago in 1915. The decision announced today ends years of advocacy for survivors and families seeking compensation for the tragedy.
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Nastland
Huiz
Nellie Gates Died Quickly
Funeral services will be held at 240 o clock Friday afternoon at 218 East Avgenn for Nellie Gates. Her death ends a life of devoted literary club leadership dating to its 1880 organization and founder’s active, fearless advocacy.
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East Avgenn
Stocks Rebound as Market Opens With Gains Across Issues
The New York stock market resumes forward movement at the open with gains in Gulf Stacks Steel Adams Express Studebaker and Baldwin among notable movers. Copper stocks and other key issues show fractional to moderate rises as trading proceeds.
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New York
Gulf Stacs Steel
Adams Express
Studebaker
Chandler
Gally
Ratis
Missing Schooner A Whisky Runner Found in Mobile
The schooner William Tell, missing for six weeks from Hilott Mills, was found in Mobile. Officers recovered 300 cans of whiskey and cognac. Three crew members were arrested, two of them reportedly Spanish. Bodies of two men previously found nearby are linked to the ship’s crew.
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Mobile
Ala
Hilott
Mils
William TeeMs
Market Prices and Food Stuffs Across Regions
The listing covers Butter, cheeses, flour, corn meal, fruits, vegetables, and meats with prices and suppliers across Cleveland Chicago and Toledo markets. It notes butter bids and egg prices in Cleveland, cattle calves hogs and lambs in multiple markets, and grain quotes for wheat corn oats and flour. plus live stock receipts and market strength signals.
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Hamtburg
Bergnolz
Milfeld
Hart
Tetrroleum
Cleveland
Steady Co
Toledo
Sheep & Lambs
jSpring Lambs
Trial of Julius Cuepper Delayed In Police Court
The Julius Cuepper case from Weaters Heights involving soft drinks proprietor faces third liquor law violation charges. The hearing was postponed until next name while Attorney Frank Stetson cross examines the search warrant legality. It seems unlikely Cuepper will be turned over to federal authorities in Cleveland.
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Julius Cuepper
Weaters Heights Soft Drinks
Béllett
B. A. Beirdts
Frank. Stetson
Coepper
Cleveland
Amherst Council Plans Milan Avenue Paving Next Summer
Amherst council approves 24 foot concrete paving from Main Street to the New York Central track with Worden and Laundon to supervise. Bridge widening and drainage for West Hide properties needed. financing discussed with township to cover its share.
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Amherst
Milan Avenue
Main Street
New York Central
Worden & Laundon
Pavini Ang We
Heaver Creek
West Hide
Jacobs and Buswell fined and lectured for disorderly conduct
Oscar Jacobs and Arthur Buswell pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a quarrel with Christ Karis at an East Broad Street restaurant. Mayor A. K. Jones fined them $2 each, issued a lecture, and warned them to avoid loafing late at night. Karis was discharged.
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Oscar Jacobs
Arthur Buswell
A. K Jones
Chriat Karis
East Broad
Karla
Jones
Jacobs
Buswell
Navy guns mistaken for quake in Pacific fleet firing
Heavy guns fired on four battleships off Santa Catalina channel caused vibrations felt from Santa Barbara to San Diego. Inland residents mistook tremors for earthquakes while officials confirmed the timings matched naval gun practice.
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Rob Angeles
Cal
Santa Catalina Channel
San Petro
Santa Barbara
Riverside
San Diego
Los Angeles
Dow Tax Fight Opens Injunction Case in Lorain
Albert Deutsch of Lorain files injunction against County Auditor Wally and County Treasurer Ludwig to stop collection of 1200 dollars in a tax related to a conviction under liquor laws. The case seeks to halt the collection and challenge procedures allegedly tied to the prosecution.
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Albert Deutsch
Lorain
Wally
Ludwig
Berea Kiwanis Upset Elyria in Bowling Clash
The Berea Kiwanis defeated Elyria by 7 pins to level the three game series. Elyria’s lineup included Simpson Wilkie Roehl Herbert Armitage and West with many supporters present. The final game was set for February 1 at Temple alers.
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Kiwanis Club
Perea
Berea
Aericans
Temple Alers
Elyria
Mesars Simpson
Wilkie
Roehl
Herbert
Armitage
West
Goitre Removed Easily by Local Remedies
A Springfield area ad promotes a claimed goitre cure used five years ago by Lady Tella Hove Mre Frank Rooard. It offers treatment details and lists Crandalls drug store Elyria Oberlin Ghleye addresses plus a box for requests.
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Tella
Frank Rooard
Springfield
Ohio
Mas
Crandalls Drux Store
Elyria
Ghleye
Oberlin
Mechanicaburg
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Cwuns Club
Jan, Goth
Virginia Leslie
Margaret Ellen Erownell
Williiam A Bruck
Carl Spafford Champney—Clissical
Virginia Ellen Crandalli
Marcom Hart Forbes
Mabel Edna Gaston
Vivian Juanita Hadaway
Winifred J. Nevins
WM SL
Hooch
Ohio Man
National Committee
Scott
Mile
Lieanora
Nellie Gates
York
American Can
American Car & Fdy
Sumican Smelting
Hoke Geet Fa
Atchimod
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Eee
Bu ’Aldwin Tocomotivé
Almimore & Onin
Agers Mexican Peta Ov
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacle
Reading
Ld Sabha Ee
Southern Railway
Ntudebaver
Texas
Ind Alconol
TS Steel Commod
Wesinehouse Ee
Goodtien
Liberty Bonds
Ecard
Abe
Ease Rae Creamery
York State
Brasil
Lake Erie
Lord
Stligs Czepper
Milan Ave
Jag
Ford Sales
Fords
Knit
Deanisun
Wilbees
Entertalys Bridge Club
Ladies’ Bridge Club
N. A. Purcell
Cleveland Avenue
E. E. Foster
Wm. Schaoier
Pythan
BR Mac
Lydia
Art Buswell
Berea Kiwanis
Boxing Commission
Fred Kohler
Thomas Martines
Bellans
Optometrist
Miller’s
Optometrists
Woolworth's
the Universal Company
East Avenue
Mastia
Annem
Masuia
BSL
Pan AL UT
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