Four Fined at Oberlin by Mayor
Oberlin July 24 Saturday Mayor Smith announced court decisions in three cases. Dr Smith accused of dating liquor law was fined 10 dollars. Thomas Ross charged with disorderly conduct paid part of his fine with the rest secured by securities. Paul Welty whose automobile was attached was fined 460 dollars plus costs. Maurice Israel was brought before the common pleas court on a desertion charge after a long manhunt.
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Oberlin
Smith
Dr. Smith
Cote
Thomas Ross
Paul Welty
Maurice Israel
Junior Chautauqua to Aid Oberlin Juniors Opening
Oberlin hosts a four day junior Chautauqua starting August four days before the main event. Mrs A E Kimpton leads, children join Aug 1 at 9 am at the old high school playground to select parts and costumes. Activities include games stories nature health obedience heroes and memory contests with daily junior meetings and a parade on opening night.
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Oberlin
A. Ekimpton
Julius Cuadiaddud
Uncle Sam
Genessing
Stock Co Stranded at Wellington
Oberlin notes report the Princes Stock Co was stranded in Wellington and the organization broken up. Oberlin personals record civic events, sermons for No More War, visits from Detroit residents, a new bookstore site, mosquitos plaguing the town, and numerous residents traveling or visiting Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, and other locales this midsummer week.
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Oberlin
Princes Stock Co
Wellington
George Andrews
Honolulu
Andrews
E. E. Dubry
Detroit
Cgondrich
Oberlin Bank Co
Stockh
P L Knapp
Greenville
Plum Creek
Henry Pfaff
Plait
Morrissis
Beaver Park
H L Rawdon
Ruggles
Idones
Cleveland
Geraldine Smith
Kiyra
Oberlin College
W R. Nelson
Joel Cotus
Collins
Ernst
H. T. Unger
Louise Unger
E Bond
Querlin
Geo. Powers
Utica Midh
M Cook
St Minn
J. Caster
Woodland Avenue
Mr. Cook
St. Paul
Chiropractors Sevita and Lozier Arrested in Ashland
Ashland Ohio July 24 local chiropractors E R Sevita and J A Lozier are under arrest following an unspecified investigation. Authorities have not disclosed charges or case details.
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Ashland
E. R. Sevita
J. A. Lozier
Prisoners Charged With Practicing Medicine Without License
Two men were freed on $500 bond each after being charged with practicing medicine without a license. They said they would go to jail on principle rather than pay the fine. A 65 year old colored man known as Old Soleman of Rice Brothers Circus was hospitalized in serious condition after a fall from a special train near Polk. Farmers in Ashland County report the worst labor shortage in the county's history.
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Soleman
Rice Brothers Circus
Polk
Ashland County
County Farm Agent Quote on Dabor and Wages
County agent E A French warns that not only a shortaxe of labor exists but the wages demanded are beyond farmers means. The note cites Freaua stenson and references duties and future outcomes.
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E. A. French
Scouts Direct Traffic Cincinnati
Arrangements are being perfected to enable boy scouts to direct traffic at street intersections near schools when they open this fall. Limited number of regular traffic police officers will still be available.
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Cincinnati
Boy Scouts
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Wasa
South Pro- Tes
Kemper Fullerton
Interbrook Lodge
Keene Valley
Lonemma Whitney
Dale Piper
Lakeside
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Quietus
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Stenson
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