Massillon Man Charged After Akron Road Collision
Two dead and a Massillon man under arrest after a high speed stop violation led to a head on crash near Akron. William H Bryan of Newcastle Pennsylvania and Howard Wiser of Massillon Ohio died. Mrs Bryan was seriously hurt when cars overturned. Marlon Peach of Massillon is detained on manslaughter likely.
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Akron
Massillon
Ribes
Akron Medina
Glevesand
William H. Bryan
Beckford Avenue
Newcastle
Howard Wiser
Wisman Street
Ohio
Bryan
Wicrims
Marlon Peach
Men fined for molfsting girl on bridge
R A Moran of 327 Kenyon street and A N Webber of 30T Sumner street were arraigned in police court on a charge of disorderly conduct. Webber was found guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs. Moran’s case was dropped after a hearing.
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R. A. Moran
Kenyon Street
A. N. Webber
Sumner Street
J. E. Molden
East River Street Bridge
Webber
Costa
Moran
King Emanuel Aids Injured Pisa Child in Rail Crash
King Victor Emanuel assisted a three year old boy, Mario Lippi, at a railroad crossing where gates were down. The boy wandered onto the tracks as a train passed and died shortly after reaching the hospital. The king carried the child to hospital in his car.
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King Emanuel
Lad Pisa
King Victor Emanuel
Sid
Mario Lippi
Testimony of Wife and Son Convicts Man Fined
Andrew Sarosi of 265 Weer River Gt was fined five dollars and costs and given thirty days in the county jail after pleading not guilty to threatening a man named Joseph with an axe yesterday. The verdict followed testimony from his wife and son and was delivered by Mayor Hinkson after a waived jury trial.
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Andrew Sarosi
Weer River Gt
Ula
Joseph
Sarosi
Giltty
Wix
Hinkson
Akron man seeks divorce over alleged boloney and false charges
John Smith of Barberton accuses Rose Smith of withholding wholesome meals and inventing false charges to justify arrest and selling household goods. He says she forced his 26 day Canton workhouse sentence to leave for her farm in Roan Mountain Tennessee.
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Akron
John Smith
Barberton
Rose
Canton
Roan Mountain
Tenn
Local court awards judgment in favor of savings trust
The Lorem County Savings and Trust Company was awarded a 508.75 judgment by Judge W. B. Thompson against Frank and Bessie Sears. John Julian, 50, of 160 Woodford Avenue, was injured after stumbling on his way home from work at about 4:30 PM and was admitted to hospital with a lacerated left wrist.
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RANK
Lorem County Savings & Trust Company
W. B. Thompson
Frank
Bessie Sears
John Julian
Woodford Avenue
Dissolution request filed for The New Purity Restaurant
Ask for dissolution of the partnership between George Harris and Mile Zerves at The New Purity Restaurant in Oberlin. Harris seeks a temporary restraining order to stop any withdrawal of funds, with the restaurant founded in 1924. Other items note traffic fine for Frad Ives, copperhead snake capture, tire thefts, and a home burglary on Park Avenue.
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George Harris
Oberlin
Mile Zerves
Zerves
Jockey Harold Hutton Hurt After Fall at Maple Heights Race
Apprentice jockey Harold Hutton was thrown from his horse Request in the last race at Maple Heights race track. He suffered a possible fractured skull and remained in serious condition at Bedford hospital.
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Cleveland
Harold Hutton
Maple Heights
Bedford Hospital
Lorain Accepts Proposed Rate Reduction Plan
Lorain city council at a special session instructed city solicitor Walter R. Harlan to pursue the legal steps to accept Ohio Public Service Co. proposed rate cuts. The company claims the new schedule will cut the average customer's bill by about fifty percent immediately.
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Lorain
Walter R. Harlan
Ohio Public Service Co
Electric Company
Dover Refugees Flee After Explosions Gather for Aid
About 3000 refugees in Dover and nearby towns fled shells and seek aid from Red Cross Salvation Army American Legion Elks and other groups. The Red Cross took command of relief efforts as miners and families from Mount Hope and Wilmington await return to shattered homes guided by marines to retrieve clothing and supplies.
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Dover
Redrose
Salvation Army
American Legion
The
Elks
Red Cross
Mount Hope
Wihernia
Mounts Morris
Train Incident At Yonkers Leaves Several Injured
The article notes an accident at Yonkers injuring several, with some treated at the scene and others able to move to homes after care. William E. O'Neil, titled the total man, was arrested on district attorney orders and charged with criminal negligence, held on $1,000 bail. The DA investigates alleged hiring of inexperienced and incompetent batchmen for Sunday trains. O'Dell, 63, says he received no physical examination upon employment.
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Yonkers
Homens
William E. O'Neil
Sunway
O'Dell
Injunction Blocks Cleveland Ordinance on Betting Odds
Ohio Supreme Court issues temporary injunction against Cleveland city officials and police in enforcing a new ordinance banning sale display or distribution of racing odds and selections. The order shields newspapers and racing tip sheets, while case proceeds to full court review next fall. Solomon News Company challenges the ordinance citing interstate commerce and Ohio constitutional conflicts.
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Columbus
State Supreme T Court
James
Ohingon
Cleveland
Edwin Barry
Pubiic
Jacob Grant
Pollen
Henry Solomon
Solomon News
Alate Supreme Court
Wea
Gerber
T. J. Herbert Cleveland
Salamon
Spreme
Cuyuyahone
Ohio
Women Seek Divorces and Alimony in Common Pleas
Two divorce petitions filed this morning in the common pleas court allege abuse and improper control of a child. Lorala Women names Sarah A Berry seeking divorce from Benjamin Berry and alimony. Pauline D B Deace cites separation from Lead Grace and asks alimony after claiming support for work performed during their marriage in May 192.
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Merning
Court of Common Pleas
Lorala
Sarah A. Berry
Benjamin Berry
Pauline DB
Deace
Lead Grace
Gineaney
General Motors Drives Bullish Stour Market On Rally
New York stocks surged as General Motors rose to a new high of 156 3 8 and United States Steel climbed amid broad buying. V. S. Steel opened at 2140 1 2 and gained 2 2 2 points. rail stocks showed a brief pullback before market-wide strength lifted most issues. GM markets anticipated a strong earnings report due later this month with estimates of 85 to 90 million dollars for the first half, about 17 dollars per share on 161 500,000 shares.
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New York
General Motors
United States Steel
Stovic
Pt Press
U. S. Sterol
Willershaw
Markets in Cleveland and Toledo Stock Live: July Prices
Cleveland produce lists butter, eggs, apples, and berries with cents per pound or bushel. potatoes and strawberries prices shown. Cleveland livestock reports slow cattle trade and varied beef values. calves, sheep, lambs, and hogs receipts and prices noted. Toledo cattle and hogs market higher with mixed ranges. veal calves firm. liberty bond quotations mix of new and old issues in New York.
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Cleveland
Carolina
Fast Shore
Cleveland Livestock
Vents Lowe
Yorker
Toledo
Mamburg-American Line Buys Three Liners
Wamburg Germany July 13 The Mamburg American Line acquired three liners Reliance Resolute and Cleveland from the United American Lines in an announced deal.
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Sturmsehi Line
Wamburg
Germany
Reliance
Resolute
Cleveland
United American Lines
Debate over French war debt and US paper sales
Financial experts warn panic could force the government to market its paper at steep losses to the treasury. Discussion centers on the Melleau Berenger pact and the possibility of the United States selling French paper above or below par to recoup funds. The Franco-British debt accord is viewed as unrelated to the Franco American arrangement by U S officials.
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Krench
Treasoi
United States
Vianes
Edngiay
France
Brian
Washington
Britain
City considers parking plan to curb complaints
Mie chief of police said little could be done while car taillights stayed on and President Miller of the Council noted no action was possible yet they discussed a near term parking plan. Mrs Thomas Martin complained cars from Young’s Garage on Mast Ave parked in front of her home repeatedly. Miller proposed council action and a motion to empower the services director to act.
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Miller
Council Nail
Witte
Thoms Martin Stace
Young
Serides
Lion Injures Boy At Cleveland Zoo
Albert Bonacker, 14, received scratches to his right arm after a lion reached through cage bars at Frook side Zoo in Cleveland. Police said the incident occurred as the youth stood in front of the enclosure while a man clawed at him.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Albert Bonacker
Frookside Zoo
Two More Local Women File For Divorces
Elyria reports two petitions for divorce from local women. Brockus seeks relief from Harley Brockus citing neglect and failure to support since their November 1924 marriage. Wilk en targets Fred Wilken alleging cruel treatment and neglect in a petition filed August 16 1925 in Elyria.
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Elyria
Cummon
Jeorgland
Brockus
Harley Brockus
Brose
Ner Jaiden
Georgana Vadrr
Blendena Wilkeoung
Fred Wilken
Rumors Tie Ohio Gas Firm to Columbia Companies
Rumor mill swirled as Ohio Gas Company and Columbia Gas and Wire Company officials reportedly discussed a possible merger. George W. Crawford of Ohio Pao Company denied commenting on talks. Market chatter suggested tentative consideration of a Columbia stock move amid two months of rumors.
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New York
Mercer
Ohia Fowl
Colwinbie Gab and
Lleethie
George W. Crawford
Ohia Pao Company
Columbia Gag and Mlestric Company
Columbia Gas and Wirelide Company
Columbia
Protests Over Sewer Connection Charge At West Avenue
Residents protest a city assessment for a sewer connection on West Avenue. The contention centers on who paid the contractor for the New York Central line work and who bears the extra costs, with the railroad allegedly charged for the construction fees.
Hunger Strin ce Calc Water Watch Inmate’s Fast
Maeland July 14 Alfred Wildman, a hunger striker at Totphoard for breaking and entering, declared no strike on food. After two months in prison doctors found he had swallowed a wrist watch twelve buttons a collar stud and other small items. Alfred refused food. Waldman was adjudged insane.
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Treston
Maeland
Alfred Wildman
Alfred
Waldman
New Angle in McPherson Case Emerges in Denver
Denver July 13 officials weigh a new twist in the McPherson case. The Denver woman Mrs Melvin Broadwell was mistaken for the evangelist after being seen in an outdoor California hotel under the name Mrs McDonald. Authorities say Broadwell has a private detective, and doubt any link to Mexico sightings.
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Denver
Colo
Aimee Semple McPherson
California
Mexico
Augua Priata
Mex
Mexhan
Melvin A. Broadwell
McPherson
Broadwell
McDonald
Otdland, Cal
Mrs . McPherson
McPheson
Angy
McDonald. Eiffort
Donald
Coal for Hloria Public Schools Ordered in 2200 Tons
The Hloria public school system approved a coal purchase of 2200 tons at a total cost of $10,184. Local dealers supplied the coal, recommended by the boards consulting engineer Mr. Nevis. The board also allocated $305 to cover mason work at Jefferson school.
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Hloria Public
Board of
Wesucatlan
Nevis
Zeide
Jefferson School
Plumber and Cook Encounter Odd Ferry Tale and Yard Findings
A comic tale unfolds with a plumber renting space in a kitchen and a plain cook who hints at a Thursday movie night while the plumber dismisses the idea as time off. An absurd old patient complains to his doctor about torments, while a police fingerprint record from Sentland Yard identifies about 15,006 persons annually.
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Terest
Sentland Yard
Judge Grants Two Divorces to Women
Judge W B Thompson granted divorces to Lay Women Coralee Motchkiss and Marie Diaz this morning. Motchkiss received custody of their minor child after divorcing Wade Hotchkiss on grounds of extreme cruelty. Diaz was granted a divorce from Ben Diaz also on grounds of extreme cruelty.
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W. B. Thompson
Coralee Motchkiss
Wade Hotchkiss
Marie Diaz
Ben Diaz
Five Die As Johannesburg Snowstorm Strikes
Five persons are dead and communications are disrupted after a severe snowstorm in Johannesburg on July 13. Snow fell for five hours, the first major winter storm in nine years, catching residents unprepared during outdoor activities, including tennis.
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Johannesburg
Major Nobile Leaves Cleveland for Rochester Then New York
Major General Umberto Nobile, designer and pilot of the Norge dirigible, departs Cleveland for Rochester to brief stop between trains and proceed to New York City with the Amundsen-Elsworth party en route for the trans polar fame.
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Cleveland
Umberto Nobile
Norge
Rochester
N. Y
New York City
Woman 90 Years Old Rides In Airplane
In Dayton Ohio on July 12 Mary Barkus, 90, enjoyed a brief airplane flight over the city. She called the trip wonderful and said she has now ridden everything except a submarine, hoping to try that someday.
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Dayton. O
Ionz
Mary Barkus
Dayton
Fear Rabies Epidemic Warns in Belmont County
St Clairsville July 14 A county veterinarian warns of an imminent rabies outbreak after mad cattle raids last fall. Belmont Monroe and Washington counties report ten cattle slaughtered in three days and six people who handled the animals or cattle products are receiving preventive treatment as signs of rabies appear.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont
Monroe
Washington
L. H. Ludwig
Woman Struck by Motorcycle. Driver Fined
Mrs. Drager of 221 Miarwood Street was hit on Broad Street near East Avenue by a four rider motorcycle driven by John Wyrocak R D 4. She suffered facial bruises left arm injury and torn ligaments. taken home by police. Wyrocak appeared in police court and was fined 83 plus costs for reckless driving after claiming uncertainty of guilt.
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Aw Mes
J. Drager
Miarwood Street
Broad Street
East Avenue
John Wyrocak
H Winkson
Webster's Dictionary in Braille Would Fill 12 Volumes
Braille edition of Webster's unabridged dictionary would require twelve volumes if printed in Braille, illustrating the immense size of the work and its accessibility via tactile text for the visually impaired.
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Webster
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Fox Film Co
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Day's Hardware
Major Nobile
Trio OF Bandits
Polce
Andrew Duzek
Mary Fisher
Gordon Park
Wilmot Printing Co
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Genine
W. E. Aust
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Kixlo Theatre
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Ait
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