Suit starts over death of woman in Lorain
Harry Killey administrator of Artes Finley estate files in common pleas court against Stanley Little and Rubr Little of 1175 Seventh Street Lorain seeking 25000 for the automobile crash that caused Alice Platey to die two hours after she was struck on Exot Brie avenue on November 11 1926 The administrator alleges the car owned by Stanley Little was driven by Rubr Little at the time of the fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K.iiley
Artes J. Finley
Wellaxton
Stanley Vaa Roby Little
Seventh Street
Lorain
Alice J. Platey
Foman
Exot Brie Avenue
Defendannt
Stanley Iittle
Rubr Little
Arraignments Handled By Judge TogeY In August Session
August Eomern pleaded guilty to assault and battery before Judge W H Thompson with sentencing set for February 1. Warner Merrill faced a non support charge and pled not guilty. bond fixed at 500. Komera, indicted by the September grand jury, was arrested yesterday by Sheriff E G Matheas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Eomern
W. H. Thompson
Warner Merrill
Komera
Walter Kordyfel
Merrill
E. G. Matheas
U S tobacco output reaches about one billion pounds in 1926
Washington reports U S tobacco production near 1.923 billion pounds in 1926, down slightly from 1925. Bright leaf to tobacco products rose prices and grower returns, while dark tobacco faced lower prices. Cigar leaf cutting and cigarette taxes show shifts as tobacco use expands.
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Washington
United States
Richmond
Federal Reserve
Patinis Wit
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta
New England States
Connecticnt Valley
Notices of wind and hats at Cook's Millinery bargain sale
An odd clipped notice advertises fashion items and a coach in excellent condition. It mentions Bengelina taffetas and prices from five dollars to six fifteen sixty, with Cook's Millinery on Jar Avenue Becond offering Forseal Chandler goods and Ford Loomis at number 134.
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Cook's
Jar Ave
Forseale
Chandler
Ford Loomis
Lorain Man Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty and Neglect
Charles L. Paterson of Lorain filed for divorce from Kibo M. Paterson alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. He claims she mocked his work and civic duties, refused to join in plans at home, and seeks to restrain her from disposing of his share of property during the suit.
Annual Police Ball Planned for February
Elyria Police Department leaders agreed at police headquarters to hold the annual police ball in February likely on February 15. A committee was formed including Chief B. J. Stankard Captain F. C. Myers F. Wo Zarnke P. J. Crehan and B. E. Sweet to arrange the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Poiice Department
Mog
Panely
B. J. Stankard
F.C. Myers
F. Wo Zarnke
P. J. Crehan
B. BE. Sweet
Worker suffers hand injury at steel plant
George Porter of 120 Todd Street was hospitalized at Elyria Memorial after a steel fragment fell on his left hand at the Columbia Steel plant. He sustained a multiple fracture and received treatment at the hospital.
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Loyal Stere
George Porter
Todd Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wetter la Hid
Columbia
Wis Cravture
Crossing watchmen sworn as special police at rail yard
Fred Cornell and Frank Myetn, watchmen for the New York Central Railroad at Albany Road, were sworn in this morning as special policemen at police headquarters. Their duty may expand to grade crossing guarding duties if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cornell
Frank Myetn
New York Central Railroad
Alhey Road
Man injured at work in Prant Tre factory incident
Kewis Hopking of 124 Weat Aroart Street was brought to Elyrht Memorial Hospital after catching his right hand in a machine at Thuow Spring company. He sustained lacerations to his fingers and buyers.
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Prant Tre
Kewis Hopking
Weat Aroart Street
Elyrht Memorial Hospital
Thuow Spring Company
Toplela
Rowland to Attend Several Meetings This Week
Rowland plans to attend multiple meetings over the next days including a Penfeld local Oblo Farmer Cooperative meeting in Dene Held this afternoon. He will also join the Lara] Cow Testing Association in Wellington tomorrow and the Lerala County Jersey Cattle Club at one o'clock Thursday.
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C.K. Testant
Youngy Agric Dural
Penfeld
Oblo Farmer Ga Lperativea Mile
Dene
Lara
Wellington
Lerala County Jersey Cattle Club
Police Court Docket Reaches Peak Attendance
A heavy docket filled the county court yesterday as nearly every chair was occupied and the standing area filled for hearings. Several disorderly conduct and vigilantism cases were on the schedule, with a notable lineup of dispositions anticipated today.
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Pallee Court
Parked Violators Listed and Liberty Bonds Quoted
A fragmentary notice reports parking violators totaling 62 cents and names several individuals. A sled found on Fast Avenue near Gates is described as owned by someone who can reclaim it by paying the fee. Liberty bond quotations from New York on January 23 list several series and prices. a proposed 32 story building would house the French consulate and other offices.
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Williston
Palka Senterday
Gates
Hhawestevet
Aerial Highway Proposed to Ease Boston Traffic
Boston eyes a double elevated highway to ease the citys traffic bottlenecks. The plan would run from Atlantic Avenue over the B and A tracks to Cottage Farm bridge in one direction and from the waterfront area to Levemere Square in the other, serving as an express route for up to 100000 vehicles daily at an estimated cost of 15000000 dollars. The scheme includes connections at Keany Square State Street Lyewry Square and other key traffic entries and calls for widening streets near Nave station and Lewei station. It would be financed by a state loan highway system pending legislative action.
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Boston, Jr
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Cotture Farm Bridge
Haver 7All Road
Charles Hiver Dam
Levamere Square
Trafic
Commonwealth Avenus
Motorsv
Worcester
Springfield
New York City
Hogton & Albany
Cottage Farm
Keany Square
State Street
Lywry Square
Legislaterc
Eee
Death Record Irving It. Mrs Marx Passes at North Walon Center
Mrs Irving Israel Marx, aged two norths and 28 days, daughter of Mr and Mrs Varney Marx, died at North Walon Center this morning at 6 46. Funeral arrangements with Taylor Funeral Home. Services will be held tomorrow. Cleveland Burtain.
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Irving
Irving Israel Marx
Varney Marx
North Walon Center
Taylor
Beal
Burtain Cleveland
Why Browning Placed Under Scrutiny in Trial Testimony
Testimony reveals Browning confronted by attorney Mack about past relationships and alleged publications. Witnesses describe the accused wife Peaches and detailing of a 424 summer episode, tongue biting, and warnings against perjury. The examiner pressed for reliability and recollection as the defense explores the alleged influence of a former marriage on current accusations.
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Vuuithuru
Teaches
Browning
Hayley
Iit
Deeler
Benedict
Phatearagness
Ieee
Grametan
Ersteit
Har Sds
Varias Atten
Td Browning
Oberlin to honor Dr King with June commencement tribute
Oberlin College plans a June commencement to honor Dr Henry Churchill King who retires after twenty six years as president. The ceremony will mark fifty years of service to the college with a large alumni parade and broad participation from all classes and alumni across the country.
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Oberlin
King
Henry Churchill
American Education
Oberlin College
Uwfe
Aorivaty
Dr. King
Tncyent
Farm Bureau rallies set for county membership drive
Three farm bureau meetings will be held this evening in Columbia Eaton and Carlisle as part of a county wide membership drive starting in February. Columbia town hall Eaton centralized school and Clarkgle Grange hall on the Qberila road host programs of speaking and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Columbia Township
Eaton
Grange Hall
Qberila
Farm Bureau Rally Planned at Henrietta School Auditorium
A Farm Bureau rally is scheduled for Thursday January 27 at eight o'clock in the Henrietta school auditorium. Local talent will perform including the Girls Club and County Extension Agent Mr Rowland. Bailey, Assistant County Superintendent of Schools, will discuss the Harm Bureau and its relation to school activities. J F Burlis editor of the Chronicle Telegram will speak on the Mexican situation and its relation to the United States. Supper will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Girl's Club
Rowland
Bailey
J. F. Burlis
Chronicle-Telegram
Mexico
United States
Trial details unfold in Fort Worth homicide case
The Fort Worth murder trial centers on the July shooting at First Baptist Church, with Reverend Norris protected crowds inside the courthouse. Witnesses from church leadership varied on motive as defense argues self defense while prosecutors press for conviction. closing arguments and jury instruction scheduled for this morning.
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D. &. Chipps
Aet Werth Jumberman
First Baptist Church of
Wort Werth
Norris
Lapie
Fort Worth
Whity
Dew
J. D.atoore
Austin
Dayton
Narvis
McLean
Ohio floods halt river traffic and flood area chaos
Floods along the Ohio and tributaries wash out tracks and maroon boats, delaying Cincinnati and Louisville Packet lines as water swamps riverfront towns. Boys hunt errands for pennies while people brace for continuing high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Ohio
Miami
Rushing to aid coal industry proposes freight rate cuts
The measure aims to stimulate the coal sector by lowering freight charges on state shipments. It calls for percent reductions tied to existing rates from $1.75 to $2 per ten and forecasts effectivity August 1. Rep Harry Ball of Relote county voices changes expanding state forester jurisdiction and tightening fire handling rules amid about 2500 fur traders in the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ball
Relote County
Pittsfield Farm Bureau Rally Draws Members
Pittsfield January 25 A farm bureau rally at the M E church drew a good turnout Monday evening. County Secretary Catmiball outlined bureau aims while Rev Eastman of Amherst discussed progress since organization. The scarecrow quartet provided humor and the ladies served an oyster supper with help from the Willing Workers Food Club.
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Pittsfield
Pittafeld Farm Bureau
M. 5
Catmip~ Ball
Eastman
Amherst
Slao
Bureau
Crow’ Quartetta
Farm Bureau
Willing Workers Food Club
Yaqui War Turmoil Eases as West Coast Business Expands
Nogales, Arizona report notes Sonora, Sinaloa, and Nayarit states on the Pacific coast show improved business and expansion plans despite Yaqui Indian war and political unrest in the interior. American minors resume operations, mines reopen, and mining interest grows. war slows but does not halt growth. Airplane tagging to be legalized like cars.
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Nogales
Arizona
Mexico
Sonora
Sinol2
Nayarit
Sinaloa
Republic
Pacific States
Husbrad
Senora
Tiaz
Jowtas
Sinatow
Mazatian
Mexico City
Jalisco
Bills heated as Ohio lawmakers tackle prohibition
Columbus reports a joint hearing on bills by Senator George H. Bender and Senator Nils B. Johnson to limit magistrate powers and enforce prohibition enforcement. House committees consider gasoline tax alignment, standard time adoption, and bond procedures as debates critique duplication of bills across chambers.
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House
Bender
Columbus
George H. Bender
Cleveland
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nils B. Johnson
Youngstown
Join Brown
Champaign County
House Insurance Committee
L. J. Abele
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
EB. H. Kruger
Nyahoga County
Nep
Gilbert Morgan
Mor Fan
Morgan
Johnson
East Youngstown
Vtuia
Bfl McDonald
U. S District
W. P. Bartels
Colummbus
W. O H. Walker
Autorney OC
M. Barheart Columbus
Janes A. White
Obis
MrDoneld
McDonald
Peas
Harkiurt
Diether
Alr. Verneteen
Himat
Penny
Justices of Peace
Tender
BR. 1
Moore
Columboy
Mio
Community Chest Dinner for Elyria Workers Tonight
The Community Chest drive announces a dinner for workers and supporters at six this evening in the basement of the First Congregational Church. Lawrence Webber, chairman, reports over 100 Elyrians plan to attend with John Pontius of Columbus as principal speaker.
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Community Chest
First Congregational Church
Lawrence Webber
John Pontius
Columbus
Markets show mixed receipts and higher prices across regions
Cleveland receipts rise with market strong to 15 cents higher led by butter extras and eggs. Toledo grain and livestock move lower on some lines while Chicago hogs and cattle show varied directions. Minneapolis flour and grain futures edge up with mixed cash prices across wheat corn oats and flax.
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Cleveland
Celves
Toledo
Chicago
Jan
Rutter
oHigher
Rogstore
United States
Wisconsin
Hulk Seon
Idaho
Minneapolis
Oklahoma considers strict gun control curbing gun toting
Oklahoma City Jan 28 Chicago gun warfare has prompted a state bill to curb gun tot ing. It would bar ownership of machine guns except for military, county, or police use and require pistol registration with the state bureau of criminal investigation. Author C Graham backs a Sullivan style pistol licensing law with licenses filed with the crime bureau. An earlier attempt to pass Sullivan type legislation failed two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chicago
Oklahom
Windy City
Oklahoma
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
C. Graham
New York
State Crime Bureau
Lorain Solicitor Plans Clean Sweep of Obsolete Laws
Lorain City Solicitor W. R. Harlan is removing outdated ordinances passed decades ago to craft a modern set of rules aimed at harmonizing Lorain law in line with citizen expectations. The effort follows critiques by Judge J. P. Strenick who faulted several current statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Dan
W. R. Harlan
Birmingham Phone Number 132 County Line
Birmingham M. E. church reports Sunday school at 9:30 am and morning service at 11. Observers include Rev W M Kinsley pastor and J B Dennison superintendent with Mrs Leon Hopkins as assistant. Notes of local social visits span Elyria Vermilion Amherst and Oberlin with many residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
M. EH
W. M. Kinsley
J. B. Dennison
Leon Hopkins
Channey Pyan
Elyria
Carl Bates
Marion Bates
Jake Swanger
Larties’ Aid Society
Birmingham Reformed Church
Loma
Clyde McMuen
Vermilion
Harry Blackman
Bredenridge
Mich
W. M. Senders
C W. Lawrence Wern
Hlyria
Willard Davidson
Gustav Dvisin
Amherst
Jessie Berkmeyer
Joe Bickel
LaGrange
Florence Rosa
Oberlin
Walliant Rega
Warren Bradway
Vermiliog
Barney Kukes
Thendare McDonald
Callusn Kier. Vates
Holland
Maxins Monler
Setarday
Alfred Fiemine
Widred Darret
Bieria
de A. Hopkins
Marie
Mivela
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Lumber Manufactureers’ Association
Wiserman
Shafer
Brow
Remington & Underwood
Wooster
Charles Sharwady
la Grange
Earl Gates
Cleveland+Wooster
Brunswick
Strongyvile
Borsy
Hugey
Young Meg
Clint
Howenetna
William Valle
Les] Tinag
Liberty Bonds
Columbia, Eaton and Carlisle
Announge
Progran
Kansas
Taranonet
York State
New
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Barry Weideman
Lauber
Ken Boe
Weert
Syaneai
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