Four Lorain men jailed over booze fines and warrants
Four Lorain men Thomas Mc Avaine Joe Barbas Jim McClary and John Armstrong Jr were previously fined 800 each after federal arrest for liquor offenses. An appeal failed and execution for fines was issued yesterday. Barbas paid 842 77 and was released. the others remain jailed until payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Thomas McAvaine
Joe Barbas
Jim McClary
John Armatrong, Jr
Justice George
Costes
Underhil
Barbas
Enreetta Big Still Case On Trial At Cobep Cleveland
Enreetta Big Still faced trial in Cobep Cleveland charged with operating an automobile while impaired. She pleaded not guilty and was held on a 9600 bond. The case was adjourned for a week. Stein, a passenger who was injured, was unable to attend but is reported improving. Aide from the farm matter, officials have not reached a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobep
Cleveland
Ape A. BR. Webber
Stein
Whee Death by Own Action Reported to Morgue
An unclear garbled notice references a death by own action and a morgue report. The fragment mentions marble siting and a warning about not sitting on the sind with a reference to a morgue sentence, but details are unreadable.
Mack Sennett's Life Threats Trace to Bay Point Suspect
Martinez Calif July 25 A man giving the name Albert H Sans was arrested at Bay Point in two letters to an Oakland detective agency threatening Mack Sennett and Mabel Normand. The suspect admitted authorship and claimed to be the slayer of William Desmond Taylor. He appeared mentally deranged and likely faces a sanity inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez
Calif
Albert H. Sans
Bay Point
Oaskland
Mack Sennett
Mabel Normand
Sans
William Desmond Taylor
Hollywood
Gens
Unity of M. E. Churches Seen
Cleveland July 25 The Methodist Episcopal Church North and South await approval from their general conferences to finalize unification agreed with eight changes by the South. If approved by the North in May and Southern session, the plan predicts completion by 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Methodist Episcopal Unity
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church South
General Conference
Southern General Conference
SEEK LEGAL ACTION IN DOLLINGS TUMBLE
Columbus July 25 stockholders from across the state discussed potential legal actions against officials of the R L Dollings Company and its subsidiaries. Judge Duncan appointed Samuel Kinsar former Columbus postmaster Arthur Crumrine Columbus receiver for Franklin Brick and Tile and Willam Willard Huntington National Bank VP and Wm Q Pickrel Dayton attorney receivers for Recording Devices Company. Bond set at 25 dollars. Receivership for Burton Townsend Company Zanesville area scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
R. L. Dollings Company
Common Pleas
Duncan
Samuel Kinusar
Arthur Crumrine
Franklin Brick and Tile Company
Willam
Willard
Huntington National Bank
Wm. Q. Pickrel
Ohio Waterways Board named to study river improvement
Governor Donshey announced five appointees to the Ohio waterways commission including Frank B. Niles Toledo William A Stinchcomb Cleveland W L Allendorf Sandusky and Thomas J Smut Ada and state Rep H D Silver Eaton Democrats The panel will investigate feasibility of the St Lawrence river project and powers granted by the legislature Different Nagy families follow with confusion over a parole case and a county commissioner critique though no direct link to the waterways board is shown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Waterways Board
Columbus
Donshey
Ohio Waterways Commission
Frank B. Niles
Toledo
Wiliam A Stinchcomb
Cleveland
W L. Allendorf
Sandusky
Thomas J. Smut
Ada
H D. Silver
Eaton
Nile
Internal Revenue
Stinchcomb
Cuyahoga County
Allendorf
Ohio Bankers Association
Small
Ohio Northern University
University Engineering College
Representative Silver
St. Lawrence
Decentralize Vet Bureau Plans Move by 1936
Washington July 25 Plans for complete decentralization of the United States Veterans Bureau by 1936 have been developed by Director Frank T. Pitts. Rehabilitation must precede decentralization, with pensioning for 150000 partially disabled veterans and annual costs around 75 million dollars. District impacts include New York 2100, Chicago 18000, Cincinnati 10000. Outcome hinges on permanent care, minimal delays, and American Legion input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Veterany Bureau
Frank T. Pints
Tony
Fépsa
Hineggoo
Veterans Bureau
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hines
American Legion
A B VETERAN AWAITS PENSION APPLICATION
Congressman Martin L Davey filed for a civil war pension for John Louis Spergel of Lorain Ohio. Spergel enlisted as a private for nine months at Latrobe Pennsylvania in August 1862 and mustered out as a corporal on May 24 1863. Davey seeks 72 dollars monthly but officials require proof Spergel is the same soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Davey
John Louis Spergel
Lorein
Ohio
Latrobe
Davey
Pension Bureaux
Mr. Spergel
Lorain
Uncle Sam
Local Social Notes From North Russia Area
Mr and Mrs Will May of Cleveland visited Ed Berga on Monday. The Bailey family reunion was held at George Kelley’s home in Oberlin last Saturday. Will Schubert and Miss Vatta Schubert visited Ruggles with Lillian Whiton. Chas Hasenflue and Frank Hasenflue visited Robert Hasenflue in Amherst Sunday. Minnie Kiarr of Clarksfield visits sister Mrs Clyde Bartlett for the week. Florence Berg and Harvey Lipstrine of Cleveland spent Sunday with Ed Berg. Vernon Schubert and his family visited Will Schubert’s Sunday evening along with Art Engle and granddaughter Elmeda Kana of South Amherst, Alex Cameron of Amherst, Mrs Harvey Heock and Stella Howard of Middle Ridge. Mrs Sue Gentes of Cleveland has been visiting Ed Bergs. Mrs Ed Berg is visiting relatives in Cleveland. Mrs Fred Prentice is visiting relatives in Burbank. Will Barg and Edw Lanislow attended the Brotherhood rally of St Peters Church in Amherst Township at Andrew Hess’s home last Wednesday. Clyde Bartlett and family visited Earl Bartletts in Port held. The Mahika family reunion was held at Chas Mahika’s home last Sunday with about seventy five from Elyria, Carlisle, Amherst and West Salem.
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North Russia
Will May
Cleveland
Ed Berga
Harry Gibson
Bailey
George Kelley
Oberlin
Will Schubert
Vatta Schubert
Ruggles
Lillian Whiton
Chas. Hasenflue
Frank Hasenflue
Robert Hasenflue
Amherst
Minnie Kiarr
Clarksfield
Clyde Bartlett
Florence Berg
Harvey Lipstrne
Ed Bergs
Vernon Schubert
Elyria
Art Engle
Elmeda Kana
S. Amherst
Alex Cameron
Harvey Hecock
Stella Howard
Middle Ridge
Sue Gentes
Ed Berg
Fred Prentice
Burbank
Will Barg
Edw Lanislow
St Peters Church
Andrew Hess
Amherst Township
Earl Bartletts
Prtsheld
Chas Mahika
Carlisle
Weet Salem
Real Estate Transfers From Lorain Area Properties
Listing of transfers includes Theodore Snurr to Florence Barnett for lot 14 in Hogan's third addition, Lorain real estate. Tan the Sturgen to Frances Rhodes for corner lot at King and East College in Oberlin. Van Da Boe Hager Co. to Anna Harboldt for lot 241 Vineyard Beach Avon Lake. A W Rah to Peter Walter for lot 23 Perkins trustees ad to Lorain. F A Banford to C W Brainard for multiple Sheffield Co.'s additions lots in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Snurr
Florence Barnett
Hogan
Lorain
Tan the Sturgen
Frances Rhodes
King and
East College Street
Oberlin
van da Boe Hager Co
Anna Harboldt
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake
A.W Rah
Peter Walter
Perkins
Lloyd George criticizes European outlook and Poincare
Former British premier David Lloyd George warned that Europe faces a bleak outlook and urged Charles Poincare of France not to bias Sunday speeches. He accused Poincare of distorting his remarks, saying such rhetoric sows suspicion and anger among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
David Lloyd George
Poincare
Freate
Lloyd George
Polucare
Cleveland Market Report July 2-5 Prices by Item
Pro duce and dairy prices across Cleveland markets for July 2 to 5. Butter and cheese quotes vary by grade and origin. Fresh eggs, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and staples are listed with unit weights and crate or bushel pricing.
Stocks Anxious Start on New York Exchange Trading
Heaviness marked opening trading with widespread declines. Major shares fell, including U S Steel to 90 3 8, Bethlehem Steel 46 5 8, Studebaker 104, Royal Dutch 461 2, and railroad stocks mixed as New York Central and others moved small amounts. In Cleveland live stock, hogs fell 25 to 35 cents, calves steady to $13, while Chicago grain opened lower with wheat 1/2 to 4-4 down and corn up 1/8 to 3/4 higher. Opening Liberty bonds quoted around 100.8 for the first, with other maturities showing minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Barett
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
Ie Kelly Springfield Tire
Royal Dutch
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Bee Rock Island
Great Northern Preferred
Northern Pacific
Cosden Oil
Cleveland
Pall Bearers Defeat Ely 9 Tuesday 3 2
Pall Bearers beat Ely 9 3 2 in a Tuesday game. Scorer Boynton listed. wild pitches credited to Cornell. Umpires Misthka and Gawne called the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Bearers
ELY
Cornell
Misthka and
Gawne
Boynton
Benjamin Atkins Jr. Dies Suddenly at 54
Benjamin F Atkins Jr 54 died suddenly at home 129 Charles Ct from heart trouble. A eight year resident of the city he worked for The Niyria Canning Co. Survived by wife and children Reymond Elyria Arthur Pittsburgh Mrs KF W Taylor Cleveland Mrs FR H Cline Elyris. Body moved to Jankins Funeral Parlors with funeral time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Atkins, Jr
Charles Ct
Niyria Canning Co
Reymond
Elyria
Arthur
Pittsburgh
KF. W. Taylor
Cleveland
FR. H. Cline
Elyris
Jankins
Bank deposits near record amid summer banking shifts
Ohio State Banking Department bulletin notes a mild slump in the rise of deposits through summer months based on the June 86 bank call. Savings gains may slip from about 9 percent to around 6 percent, while real estate loans are expected to rise, with total loans nearing $2.34 billion and an anticipated $60 million increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Banking Department
Ohio Bankers
Fashions Trend Toward Cling Around Corsets and New Color
The text surveys fashion shifts with sleeveless arms near the ground and corsets fading. It notes the rise of cling around garments, elastic sides, and waist-high backs, plus new Paris party hues like balsamine. Brown hose with brown shoes dominates daywear, while fur wraps and cloak trends continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Robinson
Oklahoma
Paris
Local Social Notes Brighten Huntington July Weekend
Huntington residents hosted visitors from New London and Baltimore over the weekend and week. The M E church Epworth League plans a winter roast July 26 at Hurd’s home with a whist and sleeve pattern drafting demo to close. Farm Woman's Club meets July 26 with a full day event and picnic lunch. Wm. Weaver survived a minor car accident on the Wellington road with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Arthur Lindinau
Lindinau
New London
F. D. Thudium
Grant Ward
Baltimore
F. D
Ward
Elza Biddinger
Floyd
Nova, O
F. B. Thudhum
Warden Rogers
Cleveland
Bengard
Fay Long
Brighton
Hazla Long
Oma Anderton
Nera
G. C. Ag
Emery Pifer
MeWelty
Old Bailey
Eptworth League
M. E. Church
Hurd
Mable Clarke
Aakland
Charles Pifer
Aahkland
Elwood
Pifer Wan
Farm Woman's Club
Frank West Thurday
Weaver
Wellington
Retiring Rear Admiral Albert Niblack Leaves Navy After 50 Years
Rear Admiral Albert T. Niblack, U S N, retires today after nearly half a century of active service. A native of Indiana and Annapolis graduate, he held key posts including naval militia inspector, naval attaché in Berlin Rome and Vienna, and commands in the Spanish American War period and in the Pacific theater. He contributed to US actions in the Philippines and China and served under Vice Admiral Sima in European waters during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Niblack
U. S N
Indiana
Annapolis
Berlin
Rome
Vienna
Buenos Aires
Americas Authority
Philippines
China
Sima
Nipleck
Pile Sufferers Decome Deependent-try Dr. Pee Rma
A garbled OCR fragment mentions medical terms and names in a confusing line. The readable parts reference a doctor and legal or official language, but no coherent event or clear facts emerge for a fuller summary.
Michael Dugan Given Swift Justice
Michael M Dugan former private secretary to James M Corrigan was sentenced in Cleveland within 48 hours of his Montreal arrest for forgery and embezzlement. He pled guilty to embezzling more than 10000 from Corrigan, receiving a term from two to twenty years in the Ohio penitentiary. He confessed I am guilty and was to begin serving his term tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Montreal
Michael M. Dugan
James M. Corrigan
Ohio
Dugan
Pinkerton
Corrigan
Europe
Union Trust Company
Auto Breaks Arm at Ridgeville Gala
Ridgeville July 25 reports E. D. Ault broke his right arm during the gala crash when a car backfired the crank struck his arm breaking both bones just above the wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
E. D. Ault
Jury by Nightfall Crowds Court as Trial Opens
Jurors considered a point that the alleged crime occurred before the law took effect, with Prosecutor Stanton not contesting the issue. Crowds of women gathered early for seats in the small court, as the trial of Whitfield for murder in the Whitfield blue Jordan roadster moved forward following his arrest after a theft charge and a nationwide search. Griffin was killed May 11, with his body found days later in Detroit, prompting the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugan
Montreal
M. J. McLane
John L. Whitfield
Dennis Griffin
Stanton
Griffin
Whitfield
Fourteenth Precinct
Detroit
Injuries From Machinery At Two Local Works
Harold Smith of 604 Park Avenue, an employee of the General Phonograph Co., injured his hand when caught in a milling machine. A severe laceration affected the palm and back of the hand. Melvin Haag of Ridgeville Tool Co. lost a third finger after his left hand was caught in machinery and was taken to Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Park Avenue
General Phonograph Co
Melvin Haag
Ridgeville Tool Co
Memorial Hospital
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Batre Neuf
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Weington
Mys
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Afta@moon
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Pa Ip
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West
United Sales
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J. C. McDermott
Spere
Sland
Faus
Gareens
Keat
Laciada Crile Teleghoas
Michael Dugan
TNA
Prillips
East Ave
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Turner Block
The
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