Drunken Brawl Leads to Multiple Fines in Friday Bust
Major Jones fined the entire Dungh uf men and arrested at 322 Huron street Friday night. The case heard Saturday resulted in Walter Olezensky and Joe Ben Wigk each fined 3 and coats. Joe Stan refused to plead guilty and was fined 10 and costs. Henry Jobnzon and Joe Gerwell fined 15 and costs for disorderly conduct. John Meteski received 20 and costs on a disorderly conduct charge. All proceedings relate to a local disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Jones
Dungh Uf
Huron Street
Walter Olezensky
Joe Ben- Wigk
Joe Stan
Henry Jobnzon
Joe Gerwell
John Meteski
State Briefs Sketch Ohio Censorship and Local News
Anesville Pomona Grange commends Ohio movie censors for barring Patty Arbuckle films. another resolution urges a rural police system. Steubenville a foreman wounded by a mill worker. suspect held. Columbus reports no reply to governor from finance director records request. Middletown to host six weeks of evangelistic revivals. Columbus lawmakers reconvene with many committee meetings awaiting bills. Cincinnati seeks relatives of two women killed in a motorist crash at General Hospital.
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Anesville
Belmont County
Pomona Grange
Ohio
Patty Arbuckle
Columbus
Donabey
Albert Davis
Painesville
Baker
Overtake Atoists Who Stoppeth Not In Crash
Saturday night at 10 oclock John Brady of Litchfield struck a Studebaker owned by N. W. Scoville on Broad street near Cheapside. The running board was broken and Brady fled the scene but was later pursued by Scoville and an officer, who persuaded him to settle the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brady
Litchfield
Broad Street
Cheapside
Studebater
N. W. Seoville
Oxford Street
Scoville
Brady
Third Street
Amherst Ladies Aid to Meet at Church Parlor
The Amherst News notes an Amherst Methodist Ladies Sewing Society gathering at church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with invitations extended to all ladies. Also reported are Amherst News Company officers elected for the year: President A. Baker, Vice President H. Nichol, Secretary-Treasurer R. L. Petty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ladies Sewing Society
The
Methodist Church
F. Q. Fleming
Harry Gillman
Amherst News
Ambherst
Amherst News Company
A. Baker
EH. H. Nichol
R. L. Petty
French Troops Guard Plant. Workmen Stalling to Slow Production
French troops guard a plant as workmen strike or stall production. Occasional clashes occur between locals and the invaders, but results remain minor.
Paradox the monkey stars in The Dangerous Age
Ruth Clifford talks about her pet Paradox a three year old Brazilian jungle monkey that eats its own weight daily and weighs four ounces more or less. The piece notes Paradox is the smallest of its species in captivity and amusingly claims it only eats grapes and figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Clifford
Paradox
Miss Clifford
Amazon
Lis Stone
Ming Clifford
Cause of Piles Relief Fails to Seek Inner Cure
Unclear OCR text describes internal remedies and cautions about relief options. Mentions attempts to find cause and relief, risks with abdominal or back procedures, and references to a medical or product remedy. Details are garbled with fragments and stray letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shephard
Cast List and Film Updates Highlight 1920s Studio Moves
Dolf Rassendyl King Rudolf Lew Cody Claire Windsor Majorie Daw Count Rischenheim Hobart Bosworth Colonel Sapt Bryant Washburn Fritz von Tarlenheim Irving Cummings Berstein Mitchell Lewis Baner Elmo Lincoln Simon Nigel De Brullier Mother Hall join Selznick Company project Adam's Rib starring Milton Sills Elliott Dexter Theodore Kosiof Anna Q Nilsson Pauline Garon Julia Faye. Emile Coue offered first film demo by Al Lichtman for 35000 weekly. Cecil B De Mille wrapped Adam's Rib on yachting trip. Albert Roscoe in Fox The Net. Salome Theda Bara revival. Earl Hurd's Chicken Dressing. Warner's The Little Church Around the Corner ready. Larry Semen commodity in air chase comedy.
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Dolf Rassendyl
Rudolf
Rutitania
Lew Cody
Rupert of Hentzau
Claire Windsor
Helga
Majorie Daw
Rosa Holt
Adolph Jean Meénjou
Count Rischenheim
Hobart Bosworth
Colonel Sapt
Bryant Washburn
Fritz von Tarlenheim
Irving Cummings
Berenstein
Mitchell Lewis
Baner Elmo Lincoln
Simon
Nigel’ de Bruillier
Herbert
Jose Crowell
Mother Hall
Selznick
Cecil de Mille
Adam
Albert Roscoe
Fox
Larry Semen
Olive Tablets Promote Youthful Feeling By Cleansing Liver
A health ad explains that youthful vitality hinges on active liver and bowels. Dr Edwards of Ohio developed Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to purify the system, improve complexion, and restore natural buoyancy. Sold in 15 and 20 cent sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
Theatres Colonial Presents I Am the Law Card
The Colonial is drawing well with I Am the Law praised for its great cast and dramatic scenes of the Northwestern Mounted Police. The action includes brother versus brother and a dramatic confession to save another, making it a fine picture overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
I Am the Law
Northwestern Mounted Police
Grand Theatre Prize Winners and Silent Film Highlights
Grand Theatre announces prize winners for the Knighthood Was in Flower contest with Irene Jackson first prize and multiple others, then promotes a romantic Marion Davies film about Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon, plus Tom Mix Dreamland and a Buffalo Bill episode. The article notes two full moons in January and March 1866 and February with none.
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Grand Theatre
Irene Jackson
Third Street
Heatrick Snyder
Lake Avenue
Sophia Haynes
East Avenue
W. S. Scherrer
Williams Street
Harry Lauer
Elyria
R. D
Mra. Stuntz
Margaret Smith
Beverly Court
Margaret Clear
Grafton
Lillian Brackley
Clark Street
Marion Davies
Mary Tudor
Henry the Eighth
England
Charles Brandon
Louis XI
France
Edward Caskoden
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromquinine Tablets
A vintage drug ad claiming one day cure for a cold with laxative bromquinine. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature. Price listed as 30 cents and the manufacturer offers a refund if it fails to cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Commandant Murphy Promoted to General in Ireland
In recognition of his success in reorganizing the Irish Free State army, Commandant Murphy of the southwestern district has been promoted to the rank of general. India ink is made from bum d. Gold was used as money in Egypt camphor 3000 B.C.
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General Murphy
Ireland
India
Egypt
B.C
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Labelle Iron Works
Fabert Brown
Brown
Hendricks
Middletown
W. E. Biederwolf
Tabernace
Woodlawn Avenue
Cincinnati
the General Hospital
Laura M
Pennsylvania
Lis
Cat
Mimergt Wane
Kenneth Tolhurst
Norin
Donald Smith
Lorain
B. T. Gawn
Cleveland
D. Clark
St. Jos
West
Joseph Brows
Sage
Spene
Frank Be Paul
Toledo
Amber Ludwig
French Creek
Offirea
Essen Factory
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Rohr
Wovikand
Universal
Lois Weber
Jewel
Claude Gillinger
Robert Frazer
Dr. Ballard
Ernest Yardsler
Jacqueline Gadzen
Frances Raymond
Beth Raynon
Eva Thatcher
Mrs. Forbes
Herbert Rawlinson
Evelyn Campbell
George Randolph
Chester
John Russell
Ties Book
Edward
Hoot) Gibson
Noy Myers
Reginald Denny
Jack London
Denny
Pacific Coast
Fox Company
Carer Vene *Resses
Effie
Hutchinson
Gladys Leslie
Miss Leslie
Jim
Penman
Simposer
W. S. Hart
East Williams
Hart
New York
Bil Hart
Mr. Hart
Rupert of
Ruth Cliford and
Gladya Leslie
Adam's Rib
Milton Sills
Elliott Dexter
Theodore Kosiof
Anna Q. Nilsson
Pauline Garon
Julia Faye
America
Cole
Emile Coue
al Lichtman
al Lichtman Corporation
Dr. Cone
Lichtman
AEP
Deine Tebets
American Rolling Mill Company
Chas. J. Sartor
Western Reserve Finance Co
Turner Block
Essen
General Lamport
Lamport
Fast Mail
Tom Mix
Buffalo
Charles ‘Buck Jones
Lincoln J. Carter
Lupine Lane
Brownie's
New City Market
the Sandwich & Coffee Shop
A. G. Olmsted and CO. Tin and Sheet Metal
West Broad ST
Elyris, Ohio
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Optometrist & Optician
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Elyria KE
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