Greco Suit Trial Enters Seventh Day in Youngstown
The seventh day of Cyrus S. Eaton suit to halt the merger of Youngstown Sheet & Tube with Bethlehem Steel saw Elton Hoyt Jr. testify about early stock purchases for Pickands Mather & Co and a $800,000 loan from Bethlehem through Grace. Attorneys sought a stipulation to shorten the trial by several days as Judge Grenhims presided.
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Youngstown
Cyrus S. Eaton
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Elton Hoyt
Cleveland Mulionaire
Hoyt
Sheet & Tube
Pickands Mather & Co
Cleveland ,Wane, Ore and Steamship Companys
Youngstown Company
Iie
Cleveland Co
Eaton
Henry G Dalton
Pichandds
Mather
Bethlehem
Fugenc G
Infant daughter dies at Clvria Memorial Hospital
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Johnson of 16 Park Avenue died at Clvria Memorial Hospital on July thirteenth.
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George & Johnson
Park Avenue
Clvria Memorial Hospital
Mrs John J Resa Passes Away At Home
Mrs John J Resa of East River road died this morning at home. She leaves her parents and five sisters and four brothers. Funeral set for Tuesday at 3 30 p m from St Marys Church. Remains at grandfather Nicholas Resar 308 East Broad Street.
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John J Resa
East River Road
St Marys Church
Nicholas Resar
Death of Mrs Veronpki Molnar at Elvria Home
Mrs Veronpki Molnar, widow of the late Peter Violnar, died at her home 124 Woodford Avenue Saturday July twelfth after a six year illness. Born seventy five years ago in Hungary she had lived in Elvria twenty five years and was a member of the Hungarian Reformed Church and the Verhovav Association. Services were held this afternoon at Two o'clock from the Hungarian Reformed Church. Interment at Judgetawn Cemetery with Reverend WK Ixalassay officiating.
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Veronpki Molnar
Woodford Avenue
Peter Violnar
Hungary
Elvria
Hungarian Reformed Church
Verhovav Association
Judgetawn Cemetery
WK Ixalassay
Obituary: Veary Wisecravens Dies After Lingering Illness
Veary Wisecravens died at home at 511 East Braid Street on Sunday morning July 13 after a lingering illness. He leaves wife and children Arnold Harold, Archie Harriet, and Beatrice. Born August 14, 1867 in Ireland, he lived in this area seventeen years and was an engineer at the National Tube Company. A Pilgrim Community Church member and Woose Lodge, his funeral is set for Wednesday July 16 at 1 PM from the residence, with burial at Brookside Cemetery. Reverend Frances LaCrow presiding.
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Veary Wisecravens
East Braid Street
Leonard Austin Harold
Archile Harriett
Beatrice
Bog Land
Jtisvira
Th National Tube Company
Lorai
Pilgrim Community Church
Woose Lodge
Brookside
Frances la
Crow
Unfolding Bridge of Local Fatalities and Arrests
Names such as John Wilderman and Emilio Mejia appear in reports of multiple deaths from accidents and a murder charge. Incidents include a truck overturn near Solon Ohio injuring picnicers, a drowning near Cleveland, an auto crash near Springfield, and a stabbing in Fostoria. Mejia, a 26 year old Mexican beer worker, was jailed in Tiffin after a statewide manhunt ended in Kansas. Caldwell was killed at the home of Mrs F J Mallett near Kansas where he had been working.
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John Wilderman
107Th Cavalry
Akron
Abraham Goldberg
Jtel Guten
Solon
Phice
WY Wiss
Aloig Knox Fn
Cleveland
Willow Beach
Walliam Carrick Wu
Springfield
Caldwell
Fostorna
Emilio Mejia
Tiffin
All Ynright
Kansas
Wrs F J Mallett
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features from 1920 listings
Radio schedule notes five featured programs across networks. United Press items list WABC CBS Notre Royal Canadians Wak Pure Oi Lopez network timings and NBC lineup with 9 06 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. starts.
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United Preiss Wabc
CBS Network
Royal Canadians Wak
NBC Network
Pure Oi - Lopez
Petwork
Orend Qeara
Sal's Husband Threatened Her and Seeks Divorce
Mai Vidra of Lorain files for divorce from John Vidra claiming extreme cruelty and gross neglect. She alleges threats with revolvers axes and knives and that he shot a son. She cites $2400 in a Lorain bank saved since she joined him in the United States nine years ago and seeks an injunction to keep him from entering their home.
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Sals
Mai Vidra
Lorain
Common Pleas
John Vidra
Ilungars
Vidra
United States
Auto crash at Clinton Street injures Briggs vehicle
An automobile driven by Frank Briggs Cleveland was struck Sunday afternoon on Lake Avenue at Clinton Street by a car driven by Miss Sachett of West Avenue. Sachett’s car slid on wet pavement and broke off a pole, then struck the Briggs automobile. reports to police cite the incident. Mary Jacobs was granted a divorce from August Jacobs in Judge W B Thompsons court this morning on grounds of gross neglect of duty.
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Frank Briggs Cleveland
Lake Avenue
Clinton Street
Sachett
West Avenue
Mary Jacobs
August Jacobs
W .B Thompsons
Bicycle theft report in Park Home Daily area
Richard Everhart reports four bicycles stolen from 622 Woodland Avenue Saturday afternoon. Police have been notified and are investigating the Park Home Daily area incident.
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Richard Everhart
Woodland Avenue
Everhart
Court actions and filings tallied in Lorain docket
An appeal from a judgment in Walter T Watts court for eight dollars and 6230 costs was noted. George Tehyitz seeks 10900 in a common pleas suit for injuries from an automobile crash on November 17 1792 in Lorain. Josephine Lesha minor through her father filed against Leo Domitinich for 10900 over injuries at Washington Avenue and Nineteenth Street. Lorain Smit sues for 290 from a promissory note in Cleveland Trust against John and Anna Schatsch. Lorain foreclosure of a mortgage on Lorain property requested.
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Court of Justice
Walter T. Watts
Common Pleas
Henri Shauvel
Justices Court
George Tehyitz
Lotain
Common Pleas Court
Josephine Lesha
John Lesha
Leo Domitinich
Wshington Avenue
Nineteenth Stret Lorain
Smit
Commoan Plein Cout
Cleveland Trust
Silhouette Birth Announcement Found in Family Memorabilia
A carved black paper silhouette dated around December 16 is identified as an announcement of Tydee Mason’s birth. The piece, over a century old, features birds and hearts and was kept by Charles Lod on Seventh Street. It has appeared in the family for about one year and is described as cut from black paper pasted on white.
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Charles Lod
Seventh Street
Tydii Mason
Many Applicants For City Jobs
Corridor closures delayed entry as 125 men sought city work under a rotating two week shift system. Over the summer the city plans to employ about 200 workers, expanding beyond the usual 59, with regular staff as the nucleus. The policy spreads employment across more workers and areas.
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Sy Hall
John N Padt
Cits
Tidt
Fidt
Charles J Rieker dies after appendectomy
Charles J Rieker, 49, news director of the Columbus Evening Dispatch, died at St Carmel Hospital in Columbus today three days after an operation for appendicitis.
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Columbus
Charles J Rieker
Columbus Evening Dispatch
St Carmel Hospital
Silhouette Guess Identifies Local Park Figure
Dozens correctly identified the silhouette published in Saturdays Chronic Telegram. Frank Wilford heads the park system here, making identification easy. Tomorrow the Chronicle Telegram will reveal the silhouette of a Libsvrian who has played an outstanding role in Frisian civic life.
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Chronic-Telegram
Frank Wilford
Chronicle-Telegram
Lilvsrian
Mayor halts Telegram Extra street sales in Tlyria
Mayor James A Hewitt ordered local police to stop Newsboss of the Cleveland Sun day newspaper from promoting Telegram Extra on city streets. He acted after Elurians complained they bought the paper thinking it was The Concord Telegram. The order aims to curb mislabeling and reduce consumer confusion citywide.
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Cleveland
Tlyria
James A Hewitt
Mevar
Cnorouml
Attack Restaurant Proprietor Charged After Nightclub Altercation
Two men were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after an argument at Paradse on Broad Street escalated. John Nickas, a restaurant proprietor, ordered Mittler to leave. Mittler resisted and was jailed. Nagy and others faced varying charges as officers reported damage to property and threats during the incident. Mittler pleaded guilty to a disorderly conduct charge. Hewitt was fined and costs.
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Das Bs
Tames
Mittler
Treer
John Nickas
Nickas
le Poiivre
Nichas
Agaiin
Ted Nichas
Joln Nagy Vulcan & Tec Wdsilie
Ted
Alles
Cots Nagy
Sanatorium Plans Approved by County Officials
Plans for a sanatorium were approved this week by county officials in the courthouse. Minor changes were ordered by the commission and the mayor indicated that construction could begin as soon as the plans were signed and returned with the required dyes. The plans were presented this morning by Cleveland architect Tonk Wo Beak for the project.
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Builain
Th Court House
Tie Plains
Cleveland Arch
Ice Cream Social Planned by Woof Io and Pythian Sisters
Spence r Spinctr July tf The Woof Io and Pythian Sisters will hive an ice cream social at then ho on Virdave evening July Sth Lyetyonea welcome Mrs Letty Trity and grand daughter Misys Leota Werwaur spent several days this week at Rices Dam with Wrea lary sister Mrs Clem Rice WoW Budges was called to Chicago Hine last week by the serious condition and death of all mother Mro Bridges Mrs Rebeccer Heiman spent ths week at Homerville with her sis ter Wre Ella Rumbaugh Mi. Wart Stuart spent Wednes day at Wallet Creek at the home of Mr and Mrs J Bricker Mr and Wre Charles Walte and two children Betty and Norma motored to Caldwell Onto the
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Wil
Virdave
Lyetyonea
Letty Trity
Misys Leota Werwaur
Rices Dam
Wrea Lary
Clem Rice Wow Budges
Chicago
Mro Bridges
Rebeccer Heiman
Homerville
Ella Rumbaugh
Wart Stuart
Wallet Creek
J . Bricker
Charles Walte
Betty
Norma
Caldwell
Onto
Oberlin To Hear Candidates In July Meetings
The Querlin League of Women Voters plans two candidate forums inviting all primary nominees. The first, July 2, will host candidates for county and state offices at Surjes Hall, while the second, July 77, will include state and federal contenders at Sugasa Hall. Speakers will answer questions on public issues.
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Oberlin
Querlin League of Women Voters
Tne Fist
Jiry
Asembls
Hill Sugasa
Stur Ze
Weekend Visitors and Local Visits Across Toledo Area
A mix of family visits and hosting duties spans Toledo and nearby areas. Wi Devine and Nelle Ball visit Cleveland after time with Mis l and Eulle Mrs Charley MacLaren. Charles Seim and relatives spend time with Susie team and Tohn Burbige. Mrs Ceorge Hartman stays at Rices Dam with Clem Rice, Lars Teathermen, and two children Alfred and Barba. Nearby, Alfred and Barbara Ak ron visit parents Nelson I iler Sew. A back porch project progresses at Cecil Woakte’s home as Kenneth Daugherty and two Garva Indiana children join Mrs Yydixi Daugherty at supper.
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Ceorge Hartman
Rices Dam
Clem Rice
Lars Teathermen
Alfred and
Barba
Akron
Nelson I Iler
Cecil Woakteras Wenneth Daugherty
Garva Indiana
Yydixi Daugherty
Lorain
Tree Sitting Popular Sport Across States
Chicago reports a craze of tree sitting sweeping the Mississippi valley with youths from Wisconsin to Oklahoma joining in. Jack Richards of Kansas City claims the unofficial lead at 14, having sat for hours beyond peers while others like Lynbates and Charlotte Finnell Jr endure long stints. Refueling via rope and pulley fed the contest, though some toppled from stomach distress or due to excessive snacking.
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Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Hunter Brothers
Catalpas
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Jimmy Clemons
Racine
Wis
Jack Richards
Kansas
Lous Sanners Jr
Norwalk divorce suit cites wife abuse and assault
Norwalk Connecticut well known grocer Louis Gunz sues for divorce alleging his wife Rosvian abused him, threw tableware, shattered his nose with her elbow and deserted him. The stemmed report also notes a 15 year old caddy, William Lengyel, suing Tilomerna Cocchia for 2000 dollars, claiming permanent impairment of healing after she boxed his ears.
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Norwalk
Louis Gunz
Rosvian
William Lengyel
Shorehaven Golf Cin
Tilomerna Cocchia
Mothe
Local social notices and church gatherings from Capton area
Clara Woods and guests of Mr and Mrs HE F Simon and Mrs Anna Frailey spent several days here last week. Baptist Church Society met with Mrs Charley Pareut and sewed. supper served. George McCullum of Chicago visiting the S Callette home this week. Mrs Sayton Curtice spent the day at River Corners with sister Mars Charles Fuller and family. Womans Home Missionary Society met with Vas Joo Gariss. sewing and work for the neat meeting. Mr and Mrs Earl Teatherman and two children of Akron spent Sunday with her brother Alfred Kuller. Charley Root hosted guests from West Virginia. Earl Friend and family attended the Friend reunion at New Philadelphia. Earl and son Wax spent the last of the week at Ashland with Clifford Friend. Mrs Covers visited Chatham with daughter Mathews and family. Ever Ready Methodist division to meet with Mrs G L Emerson. Clyde Howe hosted sister from Detroit. Eugene Aukerman and family attended Lutheran Conference at Tlloway Ohio.
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Denver
Colorado
Robert Walt
National Federation of Women Clubs
Martha Hart
South Cedar Avenue
Wright
Esther
Cleveland
Mars Herrents
Noble Cottage West
Alice Rodgers
Andree
Briar Cliff
Wanor Nyen
W J Yeamans
Harry Fulton
Washington DC
Tar ¢Olemnan
la Grange
W. Parsons
North Wrofessor Street
Yesterdas
Francis Wes
Faman
Fdna West
Lorain
Nelle Springer
Wesley
Oberlin
Clarence Blachett
Wip Or Mitoo
Wahber
Westlike Avenue
Lihkewood
W. Shreftler
Carol
Shizabeth Porter
East College Street
Hur Duh
Kion
Clara Woods
Simon
Anna Frailey
Hi Ff Gootscaulk
Capton
Jferbet Knepte
The
Baptist Church Society
Charley Pareut
George McClllum
Chicago
Illinois
S Callette
Sayton Curtice
River Corners
Mars Charles Fuller
Womans Home Missionary Society of the Metoolist Church
Vas Joo Gariss
Iriday
Wrs
Earl Teatherman
Akron
Alfred Kuller
Charley Root
Roots
West Virginia
Earl
Max
Vina Bechett
New Philadelphia
and Wise Earl
Wax
Ashland
Clifford
Covers
Chatham
Mathews
G L Emerson
Clyde Howe
Howes
Detroit
Mount Pele to Be Equipped With Warning
Paris July 14 The inhabitants of the island of Martinique need no longer live in constant fear of Mount Pele whose 1902 eruption swept them into the sea. The French Minister of Colonies will install a volcano metre in the crate whose thermostatic attachment will warn of danger months before a eruption. A committee of famous volcanologists says Pele has not been a menace for years but studies began two years ago to address lava accumulation beneath the crater.
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Paris
Vartinique
Pele
Cleveland Market Prices Report
Markets show egg and poultry quotes with steady ranges for eggs and fowls. Potatoes carry no quotes in this brief listing.
Livestock Quotations From Cleveland Area Market
July livestock quotations compiled by the L and DA HWOGS show holdovers and varied prices. Pigs range 150 to 280 pounds around 9 to 12 dollars per hundredweight. steers mostly steady with common grades around 600 to 700 dollars, better grades above 1150. beef cows about 630 to 700, bulls 550 to 700, vealers around 100 to 150, lambs at 11 to 12. Sows and other weights noted with assorted values. overall market mixed with steady or lower tendencies in some categories.
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Cleveland Lin Lstock
Cleveland
L & DA Hwogs
Ofc
Lowe
Hogs Receipts Fall 10 to 20 Cents as Heavy Pigs Weigh In
Market notes show hog receipts at 330 head with prices 10 to 20 cents lower. Heavy hogs traded around 876 to 900, mediums 940 to 960, workers 39 30 975, and pigs 920. CATTI and Receipts report heart market steady near last week's levels, CATVLS receipts light but market steady.
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CATTI
Volcano metre plan to guard town against lava threat
A committee proposes installing a volcano metre and technical observers to monitor heat rising within a crater. The cost is 2 500 000 francs, funded by the Ministry of Interior, with no need for approval by the Chamber of Deputies. The system would warn inhabitants to evacuate lava paths.
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Ministry of Interior
Chamber of Deputie
24 Injured In Bus Crash At Clyde
Toledo dispatch reports 24 of 28 passengers on a Toledo bound Colonial Stages bus were injured when the vehicle left the highway near Clyde Ohio and crashed into a tree. Eighteen were taken to Community and Memorial hospitals. others received first aid. Driver Robert Wilson, 30, of Detroit, suffered a fractured jaw. Sheriff Thomas Tash said Wilson had another accident in Fremont last Friday involving his bus.
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Toledo
Wellington Bride of Goshen Man in Quiet Local Wedding
Miss Phyllis Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hughes of Wellington and Mr Berton Payne of Goshen Ind were married Sunday morning July 13 at the home of Dr C W Record pastor of the First Congregational church. The couple plans a late August residence in Lorain Ohio. The notice notes Hughes background in Wellington schools and local activities, and Payne’s Notre Dame and Delta Sigma Upsilon ties. Local relatives and friends celebrated with small weekend visits and a 8th wedding anniversary surprise for friends Ray Coates.
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Wellington
Phylls Hughes
Johnn Hughes
Berton Payne
Goshen Ind
C W Record
First Congregational Church
Miss Hughes
Mis J W Penrod
Elhria
Mi Penrod
Congregational
Payne
Goshen
Duane Apartments
Lorain
Ohio
Wis Fruest Henderson
Windsor
Canada
Frank Curtice
Ray Coates
Coates
Sunda
Robert Holland
Harry Lee
Wai Powell
Holland
Powell and
Lee
C W. Trecard
Wai
Th W Horton
Tloyd Walters
Canton
Herbert Hose
Donald Jones
Wiliam Trusted
Cleveland
Legionnaies
Legion Sorain
Avon
Hairy Lee
Sunny Side Beach
Vermilion
Arson Fires Force Move of Preston Court Amid Jury Selection
In Preston Idaho officials filled the first arson case in 35 years as a fire broke out in the Preston Chamber of Commerce rooms where a temporary courtroom stood. Spectators and jurors fled as flames burned about an hour before firefighters quenched them and the court was relocated.
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Preston Idaho
Whnle
Preston Chamber of Commerce
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