Judge to Rule on Habig Homicide Charge
Wyland June 9 Judge Bernon expected to deny Habig’s guilt for Portolman Dyke homicide after hearing. Habig pleaded not guilty but admitted complicity in a January bank robbery during yesterday’s session. Grange Woman Sues to Obtain a Divorce. Ethel Adams of LaGrange seeks divorce from Cyrus Adams citing extreme cruelty and unstable living conditions since their 1909 marriage and five children.
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Femal Mews Service
Wyland
Bernon
Habig
Hiss
Portolman Dyke
Grange
Ethel Adams
LaGrange
Common Pleas
Cyrus Adams
Marrn
Odd Fellows to Meet Court House Rats in Weekend Baseball Game
The Oberlin Odd Fellows accept a challenge from the Court House Rats and will play at Cascade Park on Saturday afternoon. All members should meet in front of the Lodge room at Oberlin at 1 30 p m. Autos will transport the team to Elyria. The game will start at 2 30 p m.
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Oberlin
Odd Fellows
Court House Rats
Cascade Park
Elyria
Doctor Carrick's Ford Sedan Stolen in Cleveland
Dr. C. W. Carrick reported his Ford sedan stolen from Cleveland about 9 PM. Engine number 479416. the car was insured for fire and theft. No trace of the missing vehicle has been found.
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Oberlin
C. W. Carrick
Cleveland
Oberlin Delegates Attend Rebekah District Convention
A large Oberlin turnout joined the Rebekah Convention of the 9th district held in Lodi. Local attendees included Mr. and Mrs Frank Kiepka and family, Mrs. Mary Morris, Mrs. Esther Crowell, and others. State officers Julia Stussell, Josephine Short, and Emma Pelle spoke. $50 was donated to the Odd Fellows Home in Springfield.
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Oberlin
Lodi
Medina County
Medina
Brunswick
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain
Grafton
Wellington
Amelia Edwards
Nettie J Summers
Frank Kiepka
Ormia
Mary Morris
Esther Crowell
Myrta Feakins
Edwin Hoeh
Edna Smith
Euphemia Lyman
C. ER. Summers
May Wand
Julian Stussell
Josephine Short
Emma If Pelle
Odd Fellows Home
Springfield
Harp Recital by Mervyn Demuth Agnew at Oberlin
Senior Conservatory student Mervyn Demuth Agnew will present a harp recital in Warner Concert Hall on Friday June 10 at 8:30 p m. Assisted by Goerner Frederick Carruthers and the Conservatory orchestra, the program features Mozart variations, Debussy Arabesque, Gaubert and Bantock pieces, and orchestral harp selections from Lucia di Lammermoor and Mignon.
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Oberlin
Misa Mervyn Demuth Agnew
Conservatory
Warner Concert Hall
Goerner
Frederick
Carruthers
Conservatory Orchestra
Rubinstein
Bowrsogel
Debussy
Gaubert
Bonzerti
Bantock
Pierne
Thomas
College calendar of Oberlin events this month
The Oberlin College calendar lists examinations starting on the 11th and ending the 16th, with commencement events on the 17th including the Conservatory of Music program and Dramatic Association plays. On the 18th varsity baseball vs. Waseda University of Japan and a second commencement play are scheduled, followed by church preaching, academic procession, and the Baccalaureate service led by President HH C. King on the 19th in Finney Chapel.
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The
Conservatory of Music
the Dramatic Association
Waseda University
Japan
HH. C. King
Finney Chapel
Oberlin Personal Notices Reflect Community Movements
Oberlin residents listed for funerals visits and returns. William Cooley and family attend Sarah Chapin Cooley's funeral. J C Seemann returns from his brother's service. Grace Browning travels from Cleveland. Rossiene Arnold resumes Oberlin from Goucher College. Rev Lobinetter rents Evans House at 160 Morgan Street. Maurice Koessler and C A Hammond rent houses on Morgan Street. Mr and Mrs Hammond plan Arizona move. Mrs R R McAnderson and son Robert visit. Arndt Wellman Kight families share an evening at Ike Newton's Park View Court home.
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Oberlin
William Cooley
G. E Cooley
Theodore Wood
W. H Chapin
Sarah Chapin Cooley
Brownhelm
J C Seemann
E J. Seemann
Homer
Mich
Grace Browning
Cleveland
Rossiene Arnold
Goucher College
Baltimore
J. J. Lobinetter
The
United Church
Evans House
Morgan Street
Jesee Roseecran
Maurice Koessler
Hammond House
C. A. Hammond
Arizona
RR. McAnderson
Robert
ToAnesday
Arndt
Walter Wellman
Kight
Myris
Ike Newton
Park View Court
Wooster Tennis Team Dominates Oberlin Dual Meet
Wooster's tennis team swept Oberlin in a rugged dual meet with Wier Fulton Miller and Giffin winning in singles and doubles across six matches. The Wooster squad remained undefeated this season and Wier and Fulton recently claimed the Ohio Intercollegiate titles in both doubles and singles, aiming for the Eastern Intercollegiate tournament in Philadelphia on June 18.
Wooster Defeats Oberlin In Baseball Slugfest
Wooster overwhelmed Oberlin College 14 to 7 as home team bats heated up and Oberlin committed nine errors in a Wednesday afternoon contest played in Wooster. Battersea Walker, Nye, Stallings contributed with key hits. Umpire Davidson presided.
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Rhe Wooster
Oberlin
Battersea
Walker
Hunsinger
Nye
Stallings
Davidson
Mexico-US peace truce talks face formal recognition dispute
The United States proposed a joint conference on commerce and recognition of Mexico, but Mexico insisted recognition be treated separately before any broader talks. Mexico, led by President Obregon, said friendship exists but formal diplomatic intercourse is lacking.
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United States
Mexico
Washington
Foreign Office
Obregon
Wellington Legion Faces Lorain Ramblers Sunday
Wellington American Legion baseball team meets Lorain Macabee class AA squad Sunday. Both clubs have strong records this season and a hot contest is anticipated.
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Wellington Legion
Lorain Ramblers
Wellington
American Legion
Lorain
Poor Liquor Violator Involved In Accident
An incident report details Shopp driving a machine with Goff in the rear seat and Frakes in the side-car. Shopp suffered a dislocated thumb and scalp damage while bruises and cuts were noted. The event occurred near the Vantilburgh restaurant as Frakes awoke.
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Shopp
Goff
Frakes
Vantilburgh
Colonel Galbraith Dies in Heroic WWI Action
Colonel Galbraith, a World War I hero and former national commander of the American Legion, received the Distinguished Service Cross for leading a regimental counterattack during the Meuse Argonne offensive on September 29, 1918. Despite heavy shelling he reorganized units and established a forward command post before being wounded and evacuated. Born in Watertown, Massachusetts, he later moved to Cincinnati and served as treasurer of W. Paper Produce Company before his military and Legion leadership.
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Mander
American Legion
Legion
Galbraith
147Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Meuse-Argonne
P. C
Iviory
Braith
Watert Mass
Boston
Cincinnan
W. Paper Produce Company
Jane
May Stabilize Coal Industry to Cut Prices
Washington reports that administration leaders plan new legislation to stabilize the coal industry and possibly lower consumer coal prices. Senator Frelinghuysen will push a bill to compile data on production and distribution and seek a swift senate vote despite operators opposition.
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I. N
Washington
Adriitetration
Congress
Frelinghayeen
Senate
Frelinghurvaen
Interior
Fall
Commerce
Hoover
Triple auto crash while en route to Montpelier
Three youths traveling to attend a Montpelier Bryant ball game collide after trying to pass dusted traffic. Frakes is thrown backward, Got falls into a ditch, Shopp caught between vehicles. the Ford fails to stop. Van Shopp, new Elyria arrival, had a prior serious auto crash years ago and inherits about $70,000.
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Montpelier
Bryant
Shopp
Ford Machine
Frakes
Got
Ford
Bhopp
van Shopp
Elyria
Perry Brakes
Meridan Street
National Adjutant to Issue Matters in Indianapolis
The notice states that actions will be issued by the national adjutant in Indianapolis in the near future. It indicates forthcoming directives or orders to be released from the national office. The fragment confirms a planned official communication and location but lacks specific dates or details.
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Indianapolis
President Harding sends condolence on Legion commander’s death
President Harding expressed sympathy to Mrs. F W Galbraith widow of Colonel F W Galbraith who died in an Indianapolis automobile accident. Harding noted his esteem for Galbraith as national commander of the American Legion and a devoted citizen of Ohio. Jesse Galbraith, brother, awaited funeral arrangements in Cincinnati.
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Washington
Preadent Harding
F. W. Galbraith
American Legion
Indianapolis
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
Inlianapolta
Ind
Ohio
Legion
Warren G. Harding
Body of Amherst Youth Killed In War Reaches New York
AMHERST June 9 The war department informed the local American Legion post that the body of Elmer Johnson has arrived in New York. It will be brought home for burial at once. Johnson was among the first Amherst boys to volunteer and the first to die in France. He was an Amherst High School graduate and popular with classmates.
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Amherst
American Legion
War Department
Elmer Johnson
New York
France
Amherst High School
Hospital Notes Admissions
Admission notes list patients including Mrs Cecil Moehla at 781 Broad Street Mrs Maud Jenson at 397 Eastemake Street Lewis Hamlin and Mrs Lily Vuller among others. The fragmentary card hints at a hospital admissions roundup with several names and addresses.
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Cecil Moehla
Broad Street
Maud Jenson
Eastemake Street
Lewis Hamlin
Lily Vuller
Unclear OCR Brief From Historic Page
Fragmentary text provides limited readable facts. no clear person, place, or event is established beyond general newspaper language. Missing details prevent a coherent headline or summary without introducing unverifiable information.
Local Names and Addresses in Norwalk and Cleveland
Discharged Kenneth Link 28 Leagues Street Norwalk and Kenneth Link 36 East League Street Norwalk. Clyde Baumhofer 741 Almeda Street Cleveland. Mrs Dorothy Schmidt and baby HK F D No 1.
State Supreme Court Hears Motion to Certify Greene County Record
A motion was filed in Columbus on June 7 directing the state supreme court to order the Greene county appellate court to certify its record in the case of George A. Newhall et al versus The R. A. Kelley Company.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Greene County
George A. Newhall
Marriage License Notice Listing Local Couples
Charles E. Haynes 27 Cleveland musician and Augusta Banban 30 Flyria chocolate dipper applied with Rev Bour quin minister. Carl W. Dillon 2 Elyria Parthea B. Lersch 22 Elyria and Rev Frey minister listed. Edwin G. Abele 27 Cleveland bill clerk and Ethel Jenkins 30 Lorain telephone operator listed.
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Charles E. Haynes
Cleveland
Augusta Banban
Flyria
Bourquin
Carl W. Dillon
Parthea B. Lersch
Elyria
Frey
Edwin G. Abele
Bill Clerk
Ethel Jenkins
Lorain
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Akron
N. Main St
Mansfeld
Huron Rd
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Paige
Elyria Concern
West Ave
West End Market House
Cincinnati
Jesse Galbraith
F W. Galbraith
Indigenapolis
Cincinnat
F. W. Calbraith
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