Freight Backed Into Interurban Car Near Toledo
A freight train backed into an Interurban car near Toledo injuring seven and killing three, including Mrs. Foren and her granddaughter Dorothy Searight. Coroner C. J. Henzler ordered hearings with flagmen Arthur Streblern and Owen Doherty to appear.
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Toledo
Tuleim
Angola
Indiana
C. J. Henzler
Arthur Streblern
Amt Sd
Relling
Owen Doherty
Strohlein
Chari
Foren
Dorothy Searight
Smoked Glass Yegg Still Free in Cleveland
On July 13 detectives in Cleveland continued the search for Joseph Russell known as Smoked Glass. They raided a vacant building in the hay market district with sawed-off shotguns and posted guards through the night, hoping to arrest him if he resurfaced in an apartment building where he was seen Tuesday.
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Cleveland
J. J. Whitfeld
Joseph Russell
Russell
Hay Market
Neigh Wood
Disabled Vet Presents Flies To President
Disabled veteran Calvin M. Price presented homemade fishing flies to President Coolidge at Fitzsimmons Veterans Hospital in Denver. Price described each component and thanked contributors including Colonel Hutton, Lieutenant Rain Smith, craft shop girls, cedar chest makers, the hospital office, and the Red Cross for materials. The president is said to prize Price as an economist for the home made tackle and its success in fishing.
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Rapid City
M. C
Coolidge
Fitzsimmons Veterans Hospital
Denver
Calvin M. Price
Goelidgee
W United
Prices
Hutton
Rain Smith
Red Cross
Old whiskey auctioned under prohibition rules in Chicago
Old whiskey, 319 barrels and 3 509 cases, put up for sale July 25 at auction in Chicago. The federal government has attached provisions, limiting use to permitted manufacturing and storage only, with strict scrutiny on purchasers. Proceeds will go to a warehouse company selling the whiskey for storage.
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Chicago
Youth Arrest Strikes Fear In Columbus Area
13 year old H W Kaiberer of Berton Ohio was seized by Deputy Sheriff Everett in a case tied to the gang known as the "glassed" bandit terrorizing Cleveland. City examination found no match to the main suspect Raceel, with Malberer noting a car key or revolver was absent.
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Columbus
H. W.W. Kaiberer
Berton
Joseph Russell
Cleveland
Everett
Stalberer
City Run
Bears
Malberer
Clere
Alienation suit seeks 510,000 from husband of wife
George Poztywek sues Carl Novorad for 19,000 damages alleging his wife left him in 1924 and 1925, claiming neglect of affection and deprivation of society. The case names the wife Marvy and references marriage in June 1924 and ongoing issues through January 1925.
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George Poztywek
Carl Novorad
Pozywek
Dis
Marvy
Iday
Porysok
Xevorad
Live in Log Home Draws Columbus Attention
A hollow log home, 16 feet long and nine feet high, mounted on a truck, arrived in Columbus from Chillicothe. Occupants Mr and Mrs E A Wade of Washington state call it the Columbus. Built from a 434 year old tree, the two room interior includes a breakfast nook and cupboard.
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Columbus
America
Wades
Howe
Judge refuses to reduce bond for Galion bank robbery suspect
Common pleas Judge J Walter Wright refused to reduce the $50,000 bond for William Hand held for grand jury in the robbery of the Commercial Bank in Galion. The court found the bond not excessive.
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Bucyrus
Common Pleas
J. Walter Wright
H. H. Hartman
Galion
William Hand
Commercial Bank
Orleck Steps Toward Death as End Nears in Ohio Cell
In Columbus Ohio on July 13 Orleck pacing his cell contemplates fate after failed plea to the governor. The condemned killer who slayed a guard at Mansfeld reform school and led a prior escape is to die in Ohio penitentiary Friday. Family members offer support as he endures final hours amid memories of past crimes and plans for last meal.
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Colusbus
Charleston
Philly
John Satu Slater
Flord
Orlock
Cloctenat
Orleck
Urban Wilford
H. T- Hill
Oberlin College Summer School
Tsicoti Hall
Ruby Tilinison
Vermont
Tillorson
Holland
Mich
Florence Woodray
Obverlin
Sofia
Bulfaria
Constantinople
New York
H. G. Klerman
Chicago
Foreclosure Sought On Ridgeville Property In Two Lawsuits
Olive M Garber and Georgia A Drake file in Common Pleas to foreclose on Ridgeville land. First suit names Joseph and Helen Marsc as defendants over $3376 unpaid promissory notes. Second suit claims Richard Butterfield Mary Butterfield and Charles Long signed two notes totaling $2790 unpaid, secured by mortgages.
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Tao
Ridgeville
Court of Common Pleas
Olive M. Garber
Ghorgla
Drake
dJoseph
Helen M Marsc
Richard A. Butterfield
Mary Butcrffeld
Charles Long
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Fire Apparatus See Long Service Fire Apparatus See Long Service
Elyria fire department preserves its long serving equipment with three historic pieces amid newer gear. The aerial truck at Central station No. 1 dates to 1906 and survived major fires before rebuilding. two Robinson autos from 1912 remain active at West Side station No. 3 and participated in landmark blazes. The department contrasts vintage engines with the modern Athens-Fox machine acquired last summer, capable of powerful water streams.
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Elyria ‘Re
Central Fire Station
Heres
Elgris
Robinson Auto Eire Lugire Company
St. Louis
Elvria Board of Control
West Side
New York ¢ Coat Docks
Dodge
Opera House
Auto Laundry
Second Street
Crisp Block
In Laws Spy on Wife in Divorce Suit
Mrs. Lora Schuller sues for divorce from Albert A Schuller alleging living with his parents caused extreme cruelty and constant spying. She claims she was taken to live with his family on March 21 and asks restoration of her maiden name Mary Kimimaedi.
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Court of Common Pleas
Garry Dorothy Bk
Cragin
Warren
Crasin
Gratton
Albert A Schuler
Eard Street
Makirs
Mavie Senaller
Tee
Weupie
Schuller
Suli
Sarah J BR. Kimmerl
Nat
Mane Kimuimaedi
Alimans
Commissioners Seek Leave to Transfer County Funds
The county commissioners presented a petition to the court asking authority to transfer 4090 from the county fund to the Children Home fund. They cite maintenance and general repairs not anticipated in the original county budget and note the funds’ availability within the county treasury.
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County Commissionuers
Court of Common Plese Tedas
Children Home Fund
Malley Named Head of Elks Grand Lodge
In Cincinnati Ohio on July 13 the Elks Grand Lodge elected John F. Malley 20 Springfield Sass as grand exalted ruler defeating Lee Merf Seider of St Louis who protested the electi on system. The west chose next leaders and Los Angeles Atlantic City and Minneapolis were named sites for future regional offices and the annual parade was set for the next day.
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Incinnath
Elks
John FL Mater
Springfeld
Sass
Malley
Lee Merfseider
St. Louis
Himerlf
Triass
Winnize
Los Angeles
Miami
Atlantic City
Miamipolis
Mohrman Family Reunion Held at Wagner's Grove
The Mohrman family held its second annual reunion at Wagner's Grove near Wellington on Sunday July 1. Officers were elected with Mrs Delton Mohrman as president Mrs Lieve Blackmer as vice president Mrs R H Baldwin as secretary and Mrs Bertnant as treasurer. Guests came from Lerain Oberlin Wellington Pen Pitsfield Camden and Marith. It was decided to hold next year's reunion at Cascade Park on the second Sunday in July.
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Mohrman
Wagner's Grove
Wellington
Camden
Preston
Lerain
Oberlin
Pen- Pitsfield
Arith
Cascade Park
Former pastor missing after nervous breakdown in Cleveland
Jonna H. Wefel former pastor of St Johns in Cleveland disappeared after leaving his son’s home in Cleveland Heights Monday. His wife June says he was recovering enough to travel but no trace has been found. Wefel served six years as president of the Ohio district of the Lutheran church.
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Cleveland, O
Lslice Todas
Jonna H. Wefel
St John'’s
Sucheran
Fer. Wefel
June
Wattery Weel
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Luta Eron
Jackson aide recalls Fry check amid Mullins probe
The Times reports Governor Jackson ally Kept silent on details. he remembers a Fry check but cannot recall other payments. Officials say Stephenson spent thousands in Jackson support, highlighting alleged activities behind the Jackson campaign.
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Jackson
Big Jack
Tas
Times
Boyd Cortes
Collaype
Stephenson
Canton Murder Trial Updates With Testimony From Mellett Family
Mrs Mellett repeats the murder night story for the fourth time as children and witnesses recount the events. Charles Gaston of the Daily News testifies about a $50.09 Tibet ta. and the ongoing police chief case. Detective Swope and Captain Van Gunten provide leadership notes while prior trial witnesses remain unavailable. Gordon Kibler's orchestra set to play at Crystal Beach Park on July 17 for an afternoon dance amid park events.
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Mellett
Bestde
Jin
Martha Jane Tie
Charles Gaston
Circular Wien
The
Daily News
Pat McDermott
Gaston
Tibet Sa
Hr le lLazainet
Merrett
Peaches
Leneel
Seurts
Re Lal
Steve Kascholk
McDermott
Bec Rudner
Flord E Strettemberger
Canton Deective
Ed Swope
Daniel Vaan Gunten
Canton 1
AL W. Turner
Canton Civil Service Commission
Fuil Anit Et Qorstiv
Commo Grer
Stanley Baltzley
Massillon Drugeisi
W. A. McDonald
Witnnesses
Lesger
Labor meeting in Middletown to discuss wage issues
Cuaries J. Case of Cincinnati opened sessions at the Ohio council of carpenters convention in Middletown Ohio as delegates outlined labor conditions across districts. Resolutions adopted push for a pension fund, a four year term for officers, and higher salaries for federation officers with ongoing auditing and committee work to follow.
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Middletows
J. Case
Cincinnati
Ohio Council of Carpenters
Seu Aings
Ohio State Federation of Laboconvention Peat
R. McSorley
Cleveland
American Fedneration of Labor Trades
Lebor
Hege Joes
Chief Stankard Recovers Amid Thanks From Friends
Chief Stankard, recovering after being shot by the Purple Cap bandit, thanks friends at the Chronicle Telegram and Elyria Memorial Hospital. He expresses appreciation for flowers, cards, prayers, and support during his illness and notes daily walks with assistance from a panel.
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Stankard
Patice
Chronicle- Velegram
Bandit
Rympatrov
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Believe Former Movie Director Alcohol Victim HOLY WOOD
Investigation into Percival Lo Leuwand death ends with police ruling alcohol as cause. Lenwood's body found with head wound. initial murder suspicion fades as autopsy confirms alcohol-related death. Edith Lawwood distraught as details emerge and inquest planned.
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Holy Wood
Percival Lo Leuwand
Lenwood
Edith Lya
Tiystertealls
Poverty Row
Ivod
Aente Alcolo
Anns
Chicago Markets and Farm Price Report Summary
Chicago and other market pages show butter creamery grades and rye prices, alongside Toledo hogs and calves receipts, Minneapolis flour and oats figures, Buffalo cattle and sheep markets, and Liberty Bond quotes. The report includes regional grain, produce, and live stock price movements with dated July values and shipping notes.
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Chicago
Virginia Barrel
Kansas
Timothy
Cleveland Livestock Market Report
Cleveland Italy market reports 13 Hogs receipts 2 300. Market uneven 256 358 Ibs 875 933 299 250 lus 975 1065 160 20 lbe 1035lvs 130 160 Ibs 1050 1663 49 130 Ibs 1025 1059 packing sows 750 755 Calves receipts 500 Market weak to 25c lower Beef steers 956 1298 beef cows low cutters and cutters Vealers 1408 1706 Sheep receipts 606 Market steady Top fat lambs 13907 bulk fat lambs 14909 1509 bulk cal lambs 7000 1150 bulk face ewes 250 350
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Cleveland
Italy
Narrow escape after Oberlin area two car crash
East of Oberlin two Ford coupes collided with a third car thwarting a bridge approach. One vehicle plunged into the creek bed near the railway tracks after missing the bridge, while the other driver was arrested for driving while intoxicated and liquor transport.
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Oberlin
Sui
Easit
al Hale's
Caryich
Eptammen Ihis Meral
Divorce rate climbs in 1926 across 22 states
A United Press analysis shows 1926 divorce to marriage ratio at 1 to 6.2 in 22 states plus the District of Columbia, with 49 298 divorces that year. 1925 national totals were 175 449 divorces and 1 182 005 marriages, excluding large states and several thousand announcements. The report notes regional and state variations and cites Michigan and Nebraska as notable examples of law changes affecting marriage and divorce figures.
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Washington
United Press
District of Columbia
United States
New York
California
Pécosr-lvania
South Carolin
Paris
Michigan
Nebraska
Notable Fatal Encounter Report In A Rural Roadside
Police found Wheeler dying after a wrecked automobile on a lonesome road. Lanz claimed amnesia but weapons and lodge receipts surfaced as the struggle unfolded, with Wheeler beaten and a revolver recovered from a stream. Lang was found comforting the woman, battered and crying as officers arrived.
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Wheeler
Trey
Lanz
Thursday's Five Best Radio Features Highlights
The radio listing notes features on Press St Lewi with WIZ Hawk up-Sohn Stadium Concert, WEAF hook-up at 9 EST for Pontiac Stadian Pres, WEAF Hawk-up at 7 EST for Tight Opera The Monster banks, Teranta 357 at 10:15 EST Organ Revisal, and Clifford McBride with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on WGH Detroit.
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Lewiclaps Righly
Wiz Hawk
Ssohn Stadium
WEAF
Pontiac Stadian
Monster Banks
United Christian Endeavor Society Meeting at Methodist Church
On July 15 the United Christian Endeavor Society met at the Methodist church with Rev Mackar Lescer and Willard Hathaway leading a long service. Miss Gertrude Walkden and Miss Margaret Prindle spoke on The Law of Love and Talents, plus a short talk by Rev Mackay. Virginia Alen and Hazel Marin played violin and piano. Clyde Snell presided as president and delegates reported on the Cleveland Endeavor contention.
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Columbia Station
United Christian Esteaver Society
Methodist Church
Hev. Mackar Lescer
Willard Hathaway
Jesus
Altho
Gertrude Walkden
Margaret Prindle
Mackay
Virginia Alen
Hazel Marin
Cie
Clyde Snell
National Christian Endeavor
Cleveland
Ci.de Snell
Willam Hathaway
Gert
Baptist Church
Ema Trueisen
Fred Truelsen
E River
Johny Loasten
Colun
Hdith
O. S
Elmer Evans
Etic
Pittsbureh
Melvin Healy
Jake’s Victory Retold In Loud Theater Bit
Stage voice recounts a boxing win as Jake steps up to explain how he defeated Lim. The hero speaks briskly to the crowd describing the knockout in a 42.7 second finish.
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Jake
Folas
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Gouwid
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Liberty Bonds
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Elyria
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J. H. Akins
J. J. Sabins
Roy Perkins
A D. Carpenter
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Wm. K. Machar
Rev. G. Beers
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Perry Reisinger
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Hubert Morlock
Amherst Sundar
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Vermilion
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