Youth Charged With Grocery Store Robbery
Seigmund Yarich, 16, of Grafton, charged with robbing the Anna Szafranck grocery at Kingsley's Corners of groceries worth $5. A probate court hearing was continued to next Monday after Sheriff Fh. G. Mathewe traced the robbery to Litehtie. Yarich was arrested in Grafton yesterday.
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Seigmund Yarich
Graffton
Anna Szafranck
Kingsley's Corners
Fh. G. Mathewe
Yarich
Litehtie
Grafton
Obituary notices from Neath and Avon Middlesex area
Albert U. Born 47 of Minberg Terns died Friday. Survived by daughter Eleanor mother Anna Born two brothers Charles Lorain Urban Elyria and sisters Mrs Nicholas Nevier Elyria Mrs Frank A. Jackson Cleveland. Remains shipped Lorain. funeral later. Martha Setzler funeral held Tuesday Church of Christ with Rev W L Berner officiating. Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery. Peter Emmerich Avon Case Road Avon Township died aged seventy. funeral arrangements pending.
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Albert U
Worl
Albert P
Minberg
Terns
Oy i
Eleanor
Mer
Anna Born
Shefield
Charles
Lorain
Hrban
Elyria
Nicholas Nevier
Frank A. Jackson
Cleveland
Martha Setzler
Martha Setzer
Burns
Church of Christ
W. L. Berner
Ridgelawn Ceme
Ery
Farmer Charcen Wife Dor Mary Pitts Divorce Plea
Stanley W. Pitts, a farmer, seeks divorce from Dorothy Pitta after four months of marriage. He accuses her of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty citing her departure from Oberlin on June 27 and refusal to return, which forced him to abandon farming at a loss.
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Charcen
Stanley W. Pitts
Dorothy Pitta
Fish
Mirveh
Oberlin
Farut
Itsfield
Sle
Bin
Irish actors face municipal court over alleged insult
Six Irishmen are set to appear in municipal court in Cleveland Ohio today for actions on Saturday night. They are accused of insulting old Erin during a performance by a touring theatre group at a local venue.
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Clevelani
Marnicipal Court
Wspatia
Nlight
Dozay Cara
Jooet
Erin
Columbia Township Rally Set For Farm Labor Campaign
A Columbia township rally for the Lorantt County Bureau of Farm Labor leadership is planned for Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. The event kicks off the Farm Bureau campaign with active efforts underway the week of February 14.
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Olumbia
Labest
Columbia Township
Lorantt County
Bireau
Woman Granted Divorce and Custody in Cruelty Case
Woman named Mable Yack was granted a divorce from Albert W. Clack on grounds of gross misuse and extreme cruelty by Judge W L Thompson. She was awarded custody of their three year old child.
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Chile
Mable Yack
Albert W. Clack
Grosa
WL. Thompson
Stu
Two Lorain Divorce Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Two Lorain divorce petitions were filed. Adam Plenis seeks relief from Amela Plenis citing wilful absence after their January 24 1921 marriage in Levin, with his wife leaving and not returning. Helen Lavay petitions against Frank Lavay for neglect and extreme cruelty after a January 30 ceremony in Worsin, alleging failure to provide support and threats. she requests temporary alimony and restraint on property disposal.
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Common Pleas Court
Adam Plenis
Amela Plenis
Thun
Worsin
Bae
Helen Dadnar
Dog tag fare increases prompt legal fines and enforcement
The price of dog tags rose by one dollar and the new deadline on the 19th requires payment of the extra amount. Some residents attempted to bypass the law by writing checks for 51.00. County Auditor Monroe Welty’s office processed several such cases as a clerk enjoined envelopes with requests for double the amount to be forwarded.
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Chen Waco
Monroe Welty
Guts Granted Leave to File Demurrer in Elyria Case
Plaintiff Phila Comstock sues city of Elyria for 10000 alleging a vacant lot near Hamilton StreetSchool flooded during rain causing damages when water ran from a slippery street. Court grants defendant leave to file demurrer.
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Phila Comstock
Elyria
Hianliten School
Car Crash Damages Fender and Injures Singled Vehicles
A two-vehicle collision occurred on Third Street near Adams and Stanford streets with a fender torn loose and drivers Turner and Bam Rivarde detailing injuries and property damage. Police report the impact behind one car as it traveled north on Third Street causing the fender to come loose and cars to strike. Foreclosure filing in Lorain seeks $1,185.01 against Steve Ternia in Sheffield Township with property mortgaged by a promissory note. Judge Me Helper grants title to a real estate deed after petition review in Baronan Pleas Court honoring Lille oo certain read estate.
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Bam Rivarde
Donald Deum
Adams Street
Third
Turner
Stanford Street
Haevard
Chestnut Street
Third Street
Oshes
Port City Mortgare Company
Lorain
Steve Terrenia
Fila Cola
Baronan’ Pleas Court
Plaintilg
Sheffield Township
Bank Awards Judgment On Capm Case Incurred Claim
A local court awarded the bank $500 in a judgment against Hank oagsingt Kalws Stragnel. The ruling orders payment of $50 to the claimant plus interest as secured by the deed.
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Jud Thorspein
Grants Petition To Alter Plat Of Trail Land
The Avon village court granted the petition to alter the plat of the Trail Land Can Tang’s Ten Naters allotment in Avon. Judge W Thomas presided with no objections filed. Clarence Diedrick was fined four pounds for intoxication after pleading guilty to the charge.
Judgments Awarded in Common Pleas Court
Judge W. B. Thompson dispensed two money petitions in common pleas court. A default judgment for 227.52 went to Standard Manufacturing Company against H. O. Plato. Western Reserve Finance Company secured 197.77 from Petr Willame and others with an order of foreclosure.
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Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
Standard
H. OL. Plato
Western Reserve Finance Company
Petr Willame
Pleans Gilll Ty to Uimuor Pease Assessed S100
Frank Allen aed patie a ebortetime resident at 0 was fined SLO rd vo. comet Chikareenne arrested dur his 7 borage rad cgneditetenf Gy Sheth pitas WOW offices OL RL. End Tlard Sativeday night. Allen pleaded not suits to possessing any Ugur white posted at Steve Nigg's plies on West River St. fut chartered that some paper pulled from his pockets during search.
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Frank Allen
Chikareenne
Pitondearnig Lagaur
Alley
Pitas
Benitin
Tlard
Tlard, Sativeday Night . When Arraigned Tr Eoure
Allen
Ugur
Steve Nigg
West River St
Mnoonrhin
Allep
Akron freight cars derail in industrial tank spill
A fire hazard disaster occurred when two freight cars derailed and collapsed into storage tanks, releasing about 200,000 gallons of gallon fluid. Emergency crews pinned the site to prevent ignition as the spill flooded a ravine near Akron’s industrial district. Authorities are investigating the derailment and cleanup procedures.
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Smaerday
WINCELES AGAIN HEADS COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
Wince les again heads the county school board as Re P Valin announces the 1927 organization. T. Wineldes of Tidgeythe township becomes president with George Bun yon Itnelusater, while the school clerk Joseph Vine is named at the Mental Institute for a one year term.
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Winceles
Taarain Conmunty School
Aden
Mentel
Elie Tad Toy
Appointment rumors swirl over state commission picks
Unclear reports describe gubernatorial planning for the State WeTb Hog Wummisaicn and possible seating of Wollimeinay TL lvtonar Mansfield as a state leader. Timed decisions on Patrick Cares and Thames ME Grregors are noted, with lingering questions about Leonard's agency and forthcoming appointments.
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Wollimeinay TL
Mansfield
Stata Luduetrmdont
Lesimith
Patrick Cares
Cloveland
Thames ME
Grregors
Ces
Industrish Commission
Leonard
Genv Donatey
Governucts Saat
Unclear OCR Fragment on War, Politics and Propaganda
Fragmentary OCR text mentions war, propaganda, foreign leaders, and public distrust. It references a May or Monday context, various nations, and a collective critique of media and leaders, with scattered phrases about property, people, and engagements.
Arrested on charge of failing to support
A man identified as Ro Chit Warner Verrill, listed as Reeheetar, was arrested today by Officer Mathews of the Ravine Ta sheriff's office. The arrest followed a grand jury indictment charging failure to support. Authorities described a secretive plan to garnish support and continued efforts to detain him this afternoon.
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Reeheetar
Sheet de A. Mathews
Obama
Ravine
Januery Grand Jury
Miners to Seek Renewal of Jacksonville Agreement
John K. Lewis, en route to the Mine Workers convention in Miami, says Jacksonville pact in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois may be renewed. He hints wage scale and conditions will be debated, with joint talks at Miami on Feb 14 before submission to the convention.
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Chicago
John K. Lewis
United Mine Workers of
Aing Rice
Tadianapolis
Tam Norrow
Jacksonville
Lewis
Miami
Mia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Alabama
Tennessee
Virginia
Wost
Nulon
Mina
Unclear OCR Narrative On Mexico Crisis and State Dept Mention
Fragmented OCR item reports political tension over a Mexican embassy affair. It mentions President Cables, Ambassador Shefield, and Gallivan, with references to a special arms commission and a dispute within the State Department. Details are garbled and conflicting.
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Washington
Tig Bael
Chase Hel
Gallivan
Masesmefosetts
Fieuse
Pata
State
Mexico
Invideg
Santa Tsabed
State of the State Department
Jaey
Mindey
Leah Soureta
Padlock suits filed against fifty persons in Columbus
Unclear docket reports show injunction actions and related police activity on New Year’s Eve. The text mentions liquor sale restrictions and private dwellings, with several names and places garbled by OCR. The Turkish health tax proposal in Constantinople is noted but unrelated.
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Columbus
Dan
Jack Injerton Waits
Thistrier
Todas Aguiner Vo Individwads
Severong Permagenit
Eink
Tee
Parliament Palace Repair Plans See Heavy Spending Ahead
London January 24 Nearly five and a half million dollars will be spent on the Palace of Westminster to prevent decay over the next twelve to fifteen years. A parliamentary memorandum by architectural authorities outlines the need to replace defective yellow sandstone and remove damp conditions. The total cost of the project exceeds ten million dollars and includes urgent repairs to the central tower and stonework at the exterior.
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London
Wretmingter
Thia
Man Fined for Wine In House After Court Appearance
DePaolo admitted keeping fifty gallons of wine in his home claiming it was for his son and sick wife. State prohibition officers and police fined him $100 after he pleaded to the charge at court on Saturday night.
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Vivir Dicean
Pon
Petra
Povansaing
Man Drives Machine into Parked Auto In Lake Avenue Crash
A vehicle driven by Forward Tarans at 121 Garvin Avenue struck a car owned by V. Deanan at 817 Past P20 acres on Lake Avenue Sunday night. The parked machine had no lights and could not be moved, causing damage to both vehicles.
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Tarans
Garvin Avenue
V. Deanan
P20 Acres
Lake Avenue
Ota Pale Pranan
Luang
Dranan
Suit for 581 Damages Against County Dismissed
A suit by San din against the county commissioners for 581 damages after a West River Road accident was dismissed by Judge W B Thompson. The plaintiff claimed a culvert and poor visibility caused the collision on September 18 1925, but the defense argued contributory negligence and the action was dropped.
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B. Sandin
West River Road
Hanis
W. B. Thompson
Markets show mixed livestock and produce briskness in Cleveland
Receipts surge across cattle calves and hogs with market strength in select runs. Beef, veal and lamb prices vary by weight and grade as buyers and sellers adjust to single day shifts in the Cleveland market.
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Ceprmnaann YI
Hedfors
Eabhear
Oweatou
Ewes
Feedey Lanths
Liberty Bonds Market Brief from New York
Liberty bond quotes recorded in New York on January 24 show prices for various series. The 1-2s trade around 1.18, Ist Qnt 41-4s at 190.74, 41-4s Ards GOL EL list at 110.2, with current 41-4s at 106.193 and 3-4s at 163.23.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Open- Inc
Liberty Toad
Congress May Hear Special Message on Mex Situation
President Coolidge may send a special message to Congress on the Mexican dispute seeking arbitration of land claims. Pressure grows amid calls from the federal council of churches and a 101 professors petition urging settlement without open break, while labor and Senate lawmakers favor arbitration. The White House faces a pivotal moment over property rights and payment in the Mexico-Calles impasse.
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White House
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Presizer
White Mouse
Calles
Mer. Coolidge
Mexico
Duivelo
Federal Council of Churches
Thiiming
Petico Aed
American Federation of Labor
Anl
Senate
Browning Case to Be Transferred to White Plains Court
The Browning separation suit unfolds with a delayed entry of “Daddy Browning” to Court House Carmel as Justice Arthur Becpur presides. Two witnesses testified today and a possible move back to Cannes for rebuttal timony by Edward W. Browning remains under consideration, with the courtroom packed and women applauding loudly.
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Carmel
Yodan
Browns Separation
Aneabesay
Ligual Me
White Pains
Arthur Bec Pur
Tris
Cannes
Edward W. Browning
Fire Threatens Youngstown Park Theatre District
A morning blaze in Youngstown Ohio menaced the Park theatre and nearby blocks in the business district. Firefighters contained the flames after spreading alarm, with damage about 300 dollars and several buildings evacuated as the smoke filled the area.
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Youngstown
O. Dan
Leeds
Park Theatre
Rome to Abolish Cabs as Trainee Increase
The well known horse drawn cabs called Botticella and popular with tourists in Rome will disappear in a few months. New measures aim to phase them out. last year only a small number were operated and a limited replacement plan is anticipated.
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Rome
Tralee
Reme
Envoy Recalled Survey of Washington State Apple Crop
A distorted notice reports a survey in Washington state showing apple crops, with figures ranging from 3.99 to 4,000, affecting farm yields and crop estimates. The fragmentary text mentions a recall and mentions a governor or envoy context without precise details.
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Washington
Coffey Confesses to Murder of Hattie Hales in Dubuque
Coffey admits killing wealthy widow Hattie Sherman Hales whom he eloped with and wed bigamously. He says he struck her with a baseball bat after dispute over suspicions of infidelity, then threw her body from a high bridge into the Mississippi near Dubuque. The murder occurred September 13 last year following a river camping trip.
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Maurton
Wis
Ian
Nam
Coffey
Hattie Shernan Hales
West Dubuque
Dubuque
Ofinr
Advertising Convention Aims at Five Year Education Movement
The International Advertising Association and associated clubs in Michigan and West Virginia discuss a five year education movement to promote advertising standards. Key figures include President Ralph Le Sisson and Lew J. Bristel. A meeting with Obie and Unie officials is planned with sessions led by Prof. ble Macher and the Coline Nivertinine Chair, details set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Colembus
O. Jam
Keepe Eyalue
Comision of Me International Advertizing Association
Atvertising
Obie
Michigan
West Vindada
Comainiggion
Gisel Association
Awit
Nye Siren Gener
Unie
Prat
Ble Macher
Coline Nivertinine
Presidin Pakers
Tiltshurech
Ralph le Sisson
Iide
Coledo
Lew J. Bristel
Brigtiatis
New York
Alierrs
Correction on Homemate Chih meeting location
The Homemate Chih group will meet at the home of Mrs. A M Ewers on Wednesday replacing the previous notice naming Mrs. A M Ovans as host.
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Wrarpton
Chih
A. M. Ewers
A.M. Ovans
Scotch Vote in Scotland Yet Closely Divided
In Glasgow on January 24 polls show prohibition supporters and opponents holding similar positions as results from sittings likely to yield seventeen licenses for wets while the dry side secures twenty eight licenses through new limits. Temperance support appears strong in Scotland with high voter interest.
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Clasgow
Sestland
Scotland
Glasgow
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