Dress Midnight Bath Party at St George's Baths
London July 14 One of the season's most enterprising affairs at St George's Baths near Buckingham Palace hosted by Miss Ponsonby daughter of Arthur Ponsonby MP It was a full dress midnight bath party Guard patrols inspected every invitation Inside guests wore fanciful costumes rode rubber horses swam in flower strewn water A man danced in a green gown and a feathered hat
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. George’s Baths
Buckingham Palace
Miss Ponsonby
Arthur Ponsonby
Fined $25 For Disorderly Conduct in Police Court
Leonard Tufford of Park Avenue was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court this morning by Mayor Jas A Hewitt after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. He was arrested following an altercation with officers on West Washington Avenue after a ride with occupants of a motor vehicle. Mayor Hewitt warned he could not impose a harsher penalty than his own conduct warranted and urged Tufford to change his ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Tufford
Park Avenue
Jas. A. Hewitt
Tufford
Ghio Siet
Che
Washington Avenue
Major Hewitt
Tuford
Mayror Hewitt
Safford
Order of Ahepa Picnic At Lincoln Park: July 18
The Order of Ahepa plans its second annual outing at Lincoln Park Stop 48 Greer Hine on Wednesday July 18. More than two hundred members and families expect to attend with invited friends. The event will begin around two o'clock with after dinner athletic activities for both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Ahepa
Order
Abepa
Lincoln Park
Greer Hine
Oue Order
MEI yrian Drinks Wrecks Car in Drunken Court
In police court, Liord Laminz of East Avenue admitted driving intoxicated and causing an accident after taking a car from City Mowers Co. He faced a $100 fine plus costs or jail until paid, as Mayor James ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LI Atone
P. J. Crehant Laming
rSity Mowers Co
Begg To Speak In Ely Park Tonight
Congressman James T. Regs, a Republican candidate for governor, will speak in Ely Park tonight at 7. From Warren to Obertin, the Chronicle Telegram reports a campaign stop in Warr Pase-t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Park
James T. Regs
Obertin T
Divorce Case Sparks Superstitions on Friday the Thirteenth
A local note reports a divorce case linked to Friday the thirteenth, hinting at superstition among early observers. Chasen Hortom fled Edna Horton after a marriage ended. she had been living in Breox for the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony
Chasen Hortom
Edna Horton
Breox
Ear
BEPRESENT DEPARTMENTS AT COLUMBUS MEET
Amifur Draze and A Corare represent departments at a Columbus meet. The event centers on the absence of Chief Stankard as officers chase of an incident. Merere. Line two report men fined for intoxication. police court records show fines issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Amifur Draze
A. Corare
Amhard
Polici
Stankard
Fred
M Acre
Polce Court Ik
S Mor
York
Acre
Beth
Mail plane forced landing near Cre Hall
A fragmentary report notes a mail plane from Cleveland forced to land east of town, with emblems displayed at a shelter and railway drives reported. The text is garbled but mentions Katharine and a farm, with emblems on display at Cre Hall and Friday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juir
Cleveland
Cre Hall
Air disaster near Mt Healey shocks village
A young aviator fell downward beside a grounded airplane amid dark skies near Mt Healey. A cherry watch on the edge of town sparked a swift flight response as villagers summoned detectives. Lightning is suspected to have struck Anza's monoplane, leaving the leather flight jacket scorched. The body was moved to Mt Folly for rites before return to the New Jersey village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberths
Louis
Southland
Mt. Hoty
Carr
Mt. Healey
Weather Bureau
Ying
Anza
Mt. Folly
New Jersey
Chaplain Named Notre Dame Heart Chaplain Named Notre Dame
South Bend Ind July 14 Rev Charles L ODennell a world war chaplain and noted poet and scholar has been elected president of the University of Notre Dame to succeed Rev Matthews J Walsh resigned Rev Michael Miclaire named vice president to succeed A J Carrot Control of St Thomas college St Paul Minn has been acquired by Notre Dame and Rev z ew Schumacher with Rev Vice president Louis Keller elected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Charles L. Odennell
Universty of
Notre Dame
Matthews J. Walsh
Michael Miclaire
J. Carrot
St. Thomas’ College
St. Paus
Minn
Beem
Zew Schumacher
Louis Keller
Oberlin Businessmen Back White Way Pole Removal Plan
Oberlin on July 14 reports business men approving the White Way pole removal ordinance after lengthy discussion. Ohio Electric Power company would remove poles with costs split between businesses and village, about five to three and a half cents per frontage foot per month. A special committee to work with the power company was suggested and the city would maintain cross street lighting. Weekly Saturday night drawing funds and a credit bureau report were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Hernia
Ohio Electric Power
Fezx
Ward
Ling
Iran
Spridh
Operlin
Compan
Cleveland Southwest Railway Company
Dlup
Onio Electric Power Company
Isaés
Bota Primary
Secan- Gart
At B
Ated
Vlab
J. N. Stone
Credit Bureau
Group Meeting of Missionary Societies
The missionary societies of the churches of the village will hold a union service in the society rooms of the First M. E. church near Wednesday July 15 at three P.M. Miss Funler will speak on The Children of India. Ladies of churches are cordially invited to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies
M. E
Elimination Of Double Crossing Promised Soon
Reports from a conference with state highway commissioners and local leaders promise elimination of double crossing on U S Route 26. The plan moves the railroad to a new side and retains the roadbed thirteen feet south, delaying a crossing until a clear final agreement. Local notes include accidental injuries at Dunlap Dairy and travel plans for residents visiting New England and Niagara Falls, with updates on families and moves in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazor J. N Stone
Cleveland
Rahway Company
Krassin Relieve Effort Presses On Amid Arctic Ice
Fading hope hearts readers as rescue ship Krassin continues relief work amid ice clogged waters. Six men, seeking Roald Amundsen route, struggle in the frigid darkness while crews assure no danger to the trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krassi
Mrs Dunbar Improves at Memor Undergoing Treatment
Mrs Dunbar has shown improvement at Memor where she has been receiving treatment since March 29. Authorities hope no further blood transfusion will be needed beyond the first, which aided her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memor
Lanhoe M Sven
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Grain Listings
Cleveland markets show hogs lower with top at 41.85 for 230 330 lb. hogs. cattle receipts 100 with steady demand and beef cows weaker. Columbus produce active with berries, peaches, and corn prices. Chicago cash quotes note butter eggs poultry steady. Toledo and Minneapolis grain markets list cash prices for wheat corn oats and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Virginia
Traffic accident damages vehicle on West Avenue
A report notes car damage in a traffic incident on West Avenue involving Art Steward of 195 Woodbury Street. Police inquiry cited, with tribunal action listed as temporary, with Judge W. B. Thompson presiding in common pleas court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Broad Street
Toa
Carrad Street
APS
Denn Sadows Enue
West Areas
Art Steward
Woodbur Street
West Avenue
Deni
Pepsts Ales
Alimony Case Sparks Odd Courtroom Exchange
A woman sought alimony from her third husband in a shared pleas court session. She repeated her statements as the judge and others listened, the judge finally asking a single question about sleep talk before the proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JLDGE
Sidid
Woodmen Travel to Eaton in Preview Matchup
Woodmen head to Eaton for a pivotal contest as both teams aim to rebound from uneven starts. Coach comments and lineup notes hint at a full-strength Woodmen pushing for a season-defining win. Local fans anticipate a competitive showdown at the park.
Arrest of Bonza for deserting child in Portsmouth warrant
Lucasville Ohio man Bonza was arrested by Officer Linvd Sweet on a charge of abandoning two illegitimate children. The warrant was issued at Portsmouth. Iain Fred Mesers notified authorities by phone after the arrest. Bonza worked for a lavzie manufacturing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonza
Lucasville
Ohi
Linvd Sweet
Portsmouth
Ape
Iain Fred Mesers
Bonzo
Lovzie Manufacturing
Pekras Wins In Appealed Theatre Suit
The Court of Appeals rules in favor of John Pekras in an appeal filed by Wm F Mazianis seeking turnover of Bannon Theatr Company securities and for administration of the company's banks. The unanimous decision states Mazianis failed to meet the legal burden and upholds the common pleas court ruling from April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
John Pekras
Broughet
Wm F. Mazianis
Certa Securities
Bannon Theatr Vompany
Max Stanis
Common Pleas
West Side to Meet Oberlin Merchants Tomorrow
West Side will play Oberlin Merchants tomorrow at one o clock. Siders are confident since all players are fit except Ryan who is out sick for a few weeks. Musbach shifts to left forward and Holtzman debuts at forward while Russell covers Fortman in the race. West is the likely foe for the Merchants as West has played well in every game this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Eaton
Joe Smith
Eaton Eaton
Wouldmendeapert
Wioodsien
Meath
Krieg
Elyria
Oberlin Merchants
Ryan
Musbach
Fend
Sir Ryans
Holtzman
Russell
Fortman
West
the & Woodmen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mei Yrian
Voesterz Heights
Liord Laminz
East Avenue
James
Washington
Northfield
New York
adeBon
Dale Charleston
Montromerr
Ain
New Orleans
Brownsville
Texas
Cincinnati
Mick
Des Motees
Omaha
Yellowstone PS
Denver
Coto
el Pazo
Teras
Yuma Ariz
Spokane
Wash
Los An Zeiss
Zetes Cal
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shopne
Court Streetz
Castle’s Wall Paper and Paint Store
Elks Club
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
Lorain County
Potes
Liord Sweet
RED Cross
Vermont
American Red Cross
Ni i
Jeancola
Thom
W. B
West Ave
James Weatheringi
Reid Police
BEMS
W.B Tucker
Vcollege
Group Meeting of Missionary Societies
Marion Gilbert
Dunlap
Hershel Barone
Cherlin Sauiage Bank
Sist
Niazara Falls
New England
Edith Bacon
Roif Loveiand
C. R. Graham
Loveland
Charles Double
Marv EL Si
Grove
Lea C. Heiden
Morgan Stress
J. L. Edwards
Vermilion - On -the-Lake
Sarah Read
New London
Craumine
Nova
Crete
Calfornia
Kentecky
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Lisa
Merker
Marzer
Puir
Nneapolis
Seapolis
dJuir
Lia
Seni
Der
Ieasr
Anna Tech
W. B. Thompson
A. Minnich & Sons West Sr. & B. & O
Chronicle
O'Bonnells
Court Street
Marsh Guerins
West Broad Street
Brown Hotel
East Ave
Broad
Jacek Ambrose
Lodi Street
Sebrinsky’s
Khoplin’s
Wagner's
Davis
Foster Ave
Rann’s
Lake Ave
Seahold
Lake Avye
Burtow's
Middle Ave
Seventh
Kopp
Barber
East Broad &St
Emery’s Cash Grocery
East Broad
East River
Conry’s
Cleveland Street
Mose Wilder
Chalke CP One
Pekras
UPON
Elif Lee Ola
Quin A. Underhill Royal F. Cenderhill
R. Nichols
Wm. C. Sudro
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!