Philip Orleck PAYG penalty in the Ghana
Philip Orleck, convicted of murdering a Mansfeld Reformatory guard, endured hours of hysteria before dying last night on death row. He reportedly threatened Warden Thomas when a visiting woman was denied access, prayed aloud, forgave those who wronged him, and faced execution with a final defiant moment.
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Columsues
Anna
Joan Hickman
Chillicoche
Orleck
Orlock
Thore
Orteck
Rabbit Jacob Tarshish
Jacob Myers
Jack Neninsey
Grieck
Pnre Egtier
Reicbi
Wardeo Thomas
Boy Hurt in Fall From Grocery Truck Seeks $25,000
Ten year old Jono Virant sues owner John Dovala for 25,000 claiming injuries after being invited to ride on a grocery truck’s running board. The suit, filed in comm.11 court by Wake Virant, alleges the truck traveled too fast on FE 24th Street causing him to fall and suffer fractures and other injuries.
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Jono Virant
Lorain
John Dovala
Globe Avenue
Johe
Wake Virant
Johny
Dovela
Joe Sznakats
John
Joe
FE 24Th Street
Liv
Oakwood
Grose Avenues
Jorn
Four Men Plead Guilty To Intoxicating Liquor Charge
Four men appeared before the mayor in police court this morning and pled guilty to intoxicating liquor charges. They were fined five dollars and costs and committed to jail until paid. The arrests followed imbibing from a denatured alcohol container near the council chambers last night. Names listed include Ed Marsh and James Leonard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Marsh
Chase
James Leonard
Edenw
Hem
Montgomery Co organization pen e setzt at Eagles Park
More than 3600 readers from across the Third Ohio District are expected for the Montgomery Co event tomorrow at Eagles Park. Among visiting dignitaries scheduled to speak are Senators Frank B. Weis and S. D. Fess, and Congressmen Ros G. Fitzgerald and James T. Bese, plus numerous state officials from Columbus.
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Dayton
Thtird Ohig
Montgomery Co
Eagles Park
Frank B. Weis
S. D. Fess
Ros G. Fitzgerald
James Tbese
Columbi
Ten Questions Answers on Classified Page
A quiz titled Ten Questions Answers lists queries about notable buildings and events. Questions reference world famous hotels, earthquake resistant structures, sites linked to presidents and revolutions, and landmarks in cities such as San Francisco and Paris.
Smoked Glass Kid Baffles State Police in Chase
Cleveland police and New York state troopers hunted Joseph Specs Russell in a pursuit from a park toward Riverview after a fourth failed attempt to locate him in a dance hall and nearby houses. Detectives feared he had fled toward Pennsylvania mountains as a helicopter joined the search.
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Niagara Falls
Jatviy 5
Cleveland
Joseph “Specs
Russell
Riverview Park
New York State
Park funds debated as council weighs Cascade Park needs
Public discussion centers on 5 040 dollars needed for park work this year and how 44 600 in bonds plus 329 000 in 1927 and 270 600 in 1975 were not yet issued. Council asks for detailed spending plans and visits the park before approving financing amid road, land, and bridge questions.
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Éhy
Wilford
Park Commission
Park Bee
Ida Winsard
Rue Wovoods
George Richwine
EL H.y Terrell
Coun
Throneh Cascade Park
Courceil
Milley
Sandino conflict interrupts with air raids and troop actions
Reports from Nicaragua describe Sandino’s forces resisting in a church tower with a truce offered while U.S. aircraft from Managua bombed Ocotal. American planes reportedly landed near the town, warnings spread, and later air strikes targeted Sandino’s snipers as forces clashed in the mountains.
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Sandine
Sanding
Ocotal
Managua
Sethal
Toan
Manscua
Ammunitier
Geotal
Maine
Cartlander
Bruce
Sandino
Jace
Sandino’s. Tarees
Ordinance Bans Gasoline Pumps on Sidewalks and Streets
City council passes an ordinance prohibiting erection and installation of gasoline filling pumps on sidewalks or streets with fines from sixteen to one hundred ninety two dollars per day as separate offenses. A sewer line extension to connect Lexington avenue and Taylor street sewer is approved. Mrs George Meyers reports her car on West Broad Street damaged by an unknown woman who fled the scene.
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Pass Ordinaauve
Spiras Valassis
Broad Street
Lom 4
Lexington Avenue
Taylor‘ Street
Valassia
West Broad Street
George Meyers
Spruce Street
City Council Hears Sidewalk Complaints and Protests
City council last night heard numerous complaints about sidewalks on Greeley Street Marseilles Avenue and other repairs. Items included a protest against a white way assessment on Broad Street and a request to build a refreshment stand and gas tank on West River Road. A plan to add street lights on Bev Court and North U Street was recommended.
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Greeley Street
Marseilles Avenue
Olne
Yaeh Street
Betoren Midlke Avenue
Arcnue
Poterson Street
Bond Street
West Avenue
White Way
Thomas J. Armstrong
Broad Street
Armstrong
H. M. Fulton
West River Road
Cownci
Fire and Police Committee
Counci
Bev Court
U Street
Two Wives Sue for Divorces in Common Pleas Court
In common pleas court today two cases of divorce were filed. Mrs Bernice Stam seeks restoration of her maiden name Bernice Sears and alimony with a demand for furniture. She alleges gross neglect and extreme cruelty including weekly assaults and threats by Stam. Mrs Butterbauch says her husband has been willfully absent for three years and drove her from home in 1920. She seeks divorce and child custody. Lace mantillas valued up to 1500 USD are noted among Span tish aristocrats.
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Common Pleas
Bernice Stam
Uferhauzh
Stimid George Stam
E_ 28th street
Lerain
Bernice Sears
Wrnunds
Bag Explosion Kills Lattin and Injures Three in Delta
Toledo dispatch reports James Lattin 31 vice president of Lattin Market Co died in a gas explosion that also burned Marriett Deming 20s and Euphania Dunbar 17 in Delta Ohio. William Howells and Mrs Howells aided victims. Mrs Howells is daughter of Dr Deming.
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Toledo
James Lattin
Lattin Market Co
Marriett Deming
Ralph Deming
Euphania Dunbar
Delta
Dam Ing
Wiliam C. Howells
Columpus
Dash of Crewless Street Car Sparks City Investigation
Cleveland Railway Company began an inquiry after a 25 block crewless street car rode from Lorain Avenue car barns last night. The runaway endangered pedestrians and traffic, collided with one auto, and halted after Hart Wilson boarded the car platform. Officials would not comment as full probe started today.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Railway Company
Omciasis
Lorain Avenue
Wilson Hart Hart
Trafic
Merri li
Hare
Hart
Tax Office Open All Wednesday For Collections
The county treasurer announces the Tax Office will stay open until 4 pm Wednesday to collect taxes without penalty. Wednesday is the last day for payment, with the books closing at 4 pm. On Monday over 1.5 million dollars had been collected, with more than 300 thousand on Tuesday and 200 thousand at the treasurer’s window.
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Arthur H. Waters
Waters
Inventors Frink Brothers Plan Europe Visit
Lancaster notes O J Frink resigns as service director to join his brother R L Frink on a trip to Europe. They seek to introduce Frinkite a refractory for furnaces and glass melting claimed to resist up to 1600 degrees. The pair aim to meet jetting glass manufacturers in France. Herman Ester 20 is jailed in Fairfield County on a charge involving a nine year old girl. Prospect Club committees plan talks with Logan Gas about extending a line into Marion counts village.
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Lancaster
J. Frink
R. L. Frink
Europe
Herman Ester
Fairfield County
Prospect Commercial Cluic
Logan Gas Company
Marion Counts
Extradition sought for John S. Mad from Kansas City to Cleveland
Legal steps proceeded to extradite John S. Mad from Kansas City Missouri back to Cleveland on a fraudulent check charge. County Official Edward C. Santen prepared to seek Governor Donahey’s papers, with papers to be rushed. Police say Madil used the name Lee Dillon to pass a worthless check for 72 dollars.
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Cleverland
John S. Mad
Cleveland
Kansas City
Edward C. Santen
Donahey
Columbis
Hill
J. J. Dy
Madill
Lee Dillon
Prinse Madil
Petition For Gas Extensions On Caroline St
Residents of Caroline Street present a petition to the city council seeking gas extensions. The service director said many applications exist and a council resolution could prompt the gas company to provide the extension, with the matter referred to the gas committee after the solicitor noted the franchise duties.
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City Council
Caroline Street
City Service
Ges Company
Fas
Death notice for Miss Warrin Seeley and John Huffman
Miss Warrin Seeley died Saturday night at Old Ladies Home and was buried Sunday afternoon in Amherst. John J. Huffman died Sunday morning at his home aged 76 years, survived by five children, two sisters and six grandchildren. remains to Sudro Funeral Home with later funeral announcements.
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Warrin Seeley
Amherst
Jonn J. Huffman
Ghudren
Elmer Boyd
Westertile
Qhiu
Frank E
Columbus
CE. Gruman
William
J. A Schroeder
Detroit
Dethruva Lyndes Dies at 27 in Elyria Family Notice
Deiruva Lyndes daughter of Forest and Mrs Atta Myers of Elyria died this morning at age 27. Survived by father Otis Lyndes of Bates and siblings Harver, Dalla, Marcia, Orville, Ellen, and Marilyn. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Deiruva
Forest Lyndes
Fiches
Atta Myers
Elyria
Otis Lyndes
Bates
Haryer
Dalla
Marcia
Orville
Elen
Marilin
Nicaragua Desegates Urge U S Withdrawal From Nation
Nic araguan delegates at the Pan American Federation of Laine Congress approved a resolution urging President Coolidge to end US forces in Nicaragua. They cite the July 28 battle near Ocotal where 200 to 300 Nicaraguans were reported slain as proof that foreign intervention threatens Nicaragua’s sovereignty.
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Washington
Pan American Federation of Laine Congress
Pre Coolidge
Coun
Veil
Ocotal
Pacific
Nicaragua
Oberlin Split Double Header In Park Street Field
Oberlin business men defeated students 2 1 0 in the first game then lost 2 0 in the second game of a double header at Park Street field. Funeral for Mrs. Lucinda Smith Jackson held in Oberlin after heart failure death Saturday in Norwalk. Mrs. Jackson aged 60s. Oberlin briefs note injuries and local visits including Mrs Walter Gaiter fracture, Cleveland visitors Mrs Foster and Mr Ralph Rowland guests at local homes.
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Oberlin
Park St. Field
Lucinda Smith Jackson
Norwalk
Heart Fulure Ig
W. F. Braint
Foster
Cleveland
C.H. Sage
Lake
Ralph Rowland
Eva
Wellington
Frank Horer
North Pleasant Street
Sues For 10000 For Injuries In Motor Smash
Mrs Alma Baumantz sues Samuel Kahn for 10990 damages in common pleas court over a May 27 auto collision on Oberlin road two miles south of Elyria near Stop 2. She alleges her closed car was struck by a truck driven by Kahn, causing contusions over the body and cuts, with injuries to spine and back while riding with her husband.
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Oberlin Road
Common Pleas Court
Alma Baumarr
Samuel Kahn
Middle Avenue
Father Sues for 20000 Over Amherst Accident
Thomas W. Nelson files a $20000 suit in the local court seeking damages for his daughter Ladena Nelson of Amherst who was injured August 1 1926 on Elyria Avenue when a delivery truck owned by Otto Ice Cream Dairy Products failed to stop. The petition states Ladena suffered a concussion a broken back and spinal injuries leading to paralysis and loss of mobility. The driver was charged with negligent operation.
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Amherst
Nelson
Thomas W. Nelson
Ladena
George Meikle
Otto Ice Cream Candy and Dairy Products Company
Sandusky
E. B. Dun Farms Company
Castalla
Elyria Avenue
Merkle 3
Ison
Markets and Livestock Prices from Cleveland to Minneapolis
Report of varied market quotes across commodities and livestock. Hog receipts up, cattle and lamb values steady, beef and pork prices listed. Chicago wheat and corn quotes, oats and lard figures. grain and flour movements in Minneapolis and Toledo. Includes numerous regional price points and product types.
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Chicago
Brothers
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
Kansas
Missouri
Ford Settles Court Costs and Libel Suit
Chicago July 19 Aaron Sapiro settled part of his one million dollar libel suit against Henry Ford. He said he did not seek damages and would not disclose the exact settlement sum. Ford had retracted articles against Jews appearing in the Dearborn Independent.
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Chicago
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
United Press
Sapiro
Morer
Deaborn
Leprosy Case Reported in Ohio City
The Ohio City leprosy case involves Katine Prohatis of Martins Ferry, listed as mild. The Public Health Service confirmed the disease and ordered restriction of the victim's outdoor activities. transmission risk is noted.
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Colusabls
OL. Falyi
Esce
Ghio Sezte
Katine Prohatis
Martins Ferry
United States Public Health Service
Mosis
Elyria Drum Corps Set for Canton Parade and Ohio Meet
Lorain County unit 249 and local volunteers prepare to attend the Ohio Legion convention in Canton with a parade and drum corps contest. Elyria men join the group, aiming for first place as locals anticipate a large turnout and strong support. A report notes a March event outlook and pride in statewide participation.
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Lorain County
la Societe Des
Hommes Et Chersuz
Witham Sudro
Doe
E Nichols
Bill” Bartlett
Foster Dirlam
A- T_ les
Jack
Marichal
Robson Tiske
Leonard Wagner
Drumsionaires
Bulge Corps
Hitria Pot
American Legion
Canton
Elyria Drum Aue Basie Corps
George HH Allen
Ohio Department
Hatel
Elyria
Murder Trial Details Reveal Coercion by Charley Birger
Witness Harre Thomasson testified that he killed an unknown man on orders from Charley Birger. Birger and associates, including Art Newman and Ray Ryland, face trial for complicity while Thomasson claims his brother Elmo aided the plot before dying in a bombed house fire.
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Brenton
Ell
Harre
Thomasson
Light company ordered to repay fees to customers
In Columbus July 19 a public utilities commission ruled that the Suburban Light Companion and the Suburban Power Company must return all fees charged to prospective customers. The Non-Utility Company was barred from further contracts with the Power Company’s customers. The decision labeled the actions as reprenhensive and warned against unlawful use of a non entity to circumvent law. The ruling followed testimony that deposits of 19 cents per customer were collected in error and related suit filings against related firms.
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Colembus
Suburban Light
Miust
Suburban Power Company
Hardin
LPB Browncoun
Smahkins
Comini
Comini Ivuts
Tw Raciper
Krhineer
Fromm
Nribts
Brown
Nenwitlay
Minkme Cua
Jade Pus
Reen
Astomer
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Dethruva Lyndes
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