Suit Filed For 25000 In Lorain Court
Mary Kempus of Lorain filed suit in the Lorain County Common Pleas against Frask Twiolnz of Oberlin seeking 25000 for injuries from a collision on Broadway near Stop 458 Green Line April 15. The plaintiff alleges she was struck while crossing the highway and suffered extensive lacerations and confusion due to the defendant’s negligence.
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Mary Kempus
Lorain
Frask Twiolnz
Oberlin
Broadway
Green Line
Plaintff
Lorain Republican Club To Complete Organization Tuesday
The Lorain Republican Club plans to complete its organization this Tuesday at Eagles Hall. Representative James Bess of Sandusky will address a mass meeting of the club that evening.
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Lorainepublican Cink
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James Bess
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Local court grants multiple divorces and alimony rulings
Judge A R Webber presided over divorces for Susan from Locimere Saerdr with custody of their daughter and $30 monthly alimony. Sterdr from Saerdr with child support. Leon Mapes from Viola Mapes for extreme cruelty with out of court alimony. Carl W Christman and Virginia Christie divorce proceeding with cruelty grounds and custody plus alimony and child support. Armbuster vs Mabel Armbuster granted after publication absence. Florence Sherman awarded $15.50 weekly temporary alimony from Mark Sherman. Mabel Cooper receives $10 weekly alimony and $50 expenses from William Cooper. Bert Smith divorces Martha Smith for cruelty after wife failed to respond.
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A. R. Webber
Susan
Locimere Saerdr
Sterdr
Leon Mapes
Viola Mapes
Carl W. Christman
Virginia Chritman
Siven
Armbuster
Mabel Armbuster
Florence Sherman
Mark H. Sherman
Gir Mabel Cooper
Wiliam Cooper
Bert Smith
Martha Smith
Sues For Damages For Failure To Fulfill Contract
The plaintiff claims breach of contract by C A Bauserman in Vermilion area. She alleges she performed her duties while Bauserman failed to complete his part, causing losses and damages. The suit seeks damages and recovery of costs in the court of common pleas.
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Asuse Pai Aist
Vermilion-on-the- Zake
Brownhelim Ownesese Fo Kehler
Ageinnst
C. A. Bauserman
Court of Common
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Dy Park
Damage Suit Continued After Auto Crash
A $15,000 damage case in a court was continued as jurors remained unpanelled. Judge W. B. Tideisen announced the panel would be reassessed after pauses stemming from the automobile collision incident leading to the amended hearing.
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W. B. Tideisen
Today's Ten Questions Classified Page Music Quiz
A fragment list of quiz items asks about poetry war themes by Fraure Woman Coompor, concert bands using string instruments, marriages of opera stars, and questions on Mignon, Dona Scyean, and composers of light opera.
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Boys Hike to Scout Test Camp
Nineteen boys hiked to the scout test camp from Mo church on Saturday morning. Edwart Bemboner and Rickerd Netley built camp free and lunch was prepared. After lunch prisoners tase was captured, Lewrence Darwin won the flag twice, then baseball at his place ran by Street Cleaners with a 22 to 22 ending. The group returned home by S 10. The day concluded with hikers club initiation.
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Elyria Honors Captain Lindbergh Celebration Arrives
The Chronicle Telegram reports a Washington celebration for Captain Charles Lindbergh. O'Donnell from Elyria witnessed the event in New York and will remain for two weeks in the honor ceremony.
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County School Office to Close Saturdays Starting June
The county superintendent of schools will close Saturday afternoons from June 1st, with the office shutting at noon and remaining closed until August. In a separate item, Lt. H. McFadden of Cleveland pleads not guilty to removing mortgaged property. bond set at 1500, arraignment before Judge Webber. A second report notes a chicken thief took 28 hens from Harry Rosters’ henhouse after breaking a lock, same suspect as the Al Mills case.
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HH. AieFadden
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al Mills
Harry Roster
Wellington
Two Unhurt When Car Struck Pole Near Oberlin
An accident near Oberlin left two people uninjured after a car driven by Sosy swerved to avoid a truck and scraped a telephone pole. The vehicle reportedly came from a bar and veered onto Oberlin road before the collision. Leaders of Lorain County boys and girls clubs will meet Thursday on the second floor to discuss ongoing work and parent involvement. A civil suit in Lorain County seeks $100 for nursing services rendered, alleging nonpayment by Harry Hextor. Proceeds from confiscated car sale and liquor enforcement actions were distributed in common pleas court.
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Oberlin Read
Oberlin Road
Larain
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Lorain
Plans for 110story Larkin Texer tower approved in NYC
The New York City Building Department approves plans for the 110 story Larkin Texer on West Forty-Second Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues. Estimated cost 25.9 million, with completion expected before the end of 1928. The tower would rise 2 209 feet above street level, 267 feet taller than the Eiffel Tower. A drawing compares the structure to the Eiffel Tower.
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Hold Men For Robbery Of Pastor
Lorain police report suspects held after robbery of Reverend William J. Garcott on a Temutiwas Tre afternoon. The assailants snatched $41 from the pastor, who chased them as they ran.
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William Jf Garcott
Temutiwas
Cross Petitioners Get Judgments By Default
Default judgments entered against the cross petitioners following a proceeding by defendant S312 with orders issued for the cross petitions in the case context. The judgment details show the defendant's standing and the resulting legal remedies granted to the petitioners.
Two Arrested for Possessing Illicit Liquor
Two individuals were arrested on illegal liquor possession charges. Police reported they found contraband alcohol during a routine stop, leading to charges pending further investigation.
Maniareth Lindbergh Tribute Recalled in Brief
A short notice highlights a tribute to Lindbergh with a mention of a figure named Leoavuscea on page three. The fragment notes a legal or ceremonial context and references battery banners and trees in a Maniareth setting.
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Maniareth
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Seharl Witit
Valuable Pair of Fish Arrive in London Amid Curio Trade
An unusual shipment reaches London featuring a valued pair of fish with distinctive fins. The arrival draws attention in local markets and prompts curiosity about the origin and care of these rare specimens.
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London
England
Ted Gad Yejlaws
Extra Jurors Chosen for Service
Five residents named for jury service in the court of remain plea. From Luergid are Drank Lenahes 1602 Lon Wiians Woole and J. SL Mew th Prebie. Brawth wv selected to serve on trial juries as needed.
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Last Town Grier in America Retires
Provincetown Mass June 14 Walter T Smith aged 78, longtime town crier for twenty seven years, ends his public days. He announced the change due to age and changing times as merchants and citizens bid him farewell from Main Street.
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Detectives Seize Large Marijuana Haul In Raid
Lorain police detectives Beatty and Meister confiscated over 5900 dollars worth of marijuana morphine analogues in a raid on the Mexican colony area. Marcus Garcia of 2110 Base 29th Street is in custody charged with possession of narcotics and related counts.
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David Beatty
Jong Meister
Marcus Garcia
Hogs and cattle market report from Toledo June 13
June 13 hogs and cattle mixed to higher bids reported in Toledo. Calves steady to 25 higher with beef steers 37 to 50 and cows 4.50 to 8.00. fat lambs around 12.39 to 12.00. hogs up about 40 cents, top prices not listed.
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Lindbergh Parade Return To New York City
The text recounts Charles Lindbergh’s reception in New York after a Europe trip. Crowds cheered as he rode in an open car with mounted police guarding the parade along Broadway. Lindbergh waved from the rear seat, smiling and nodding, as the procession continued.
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Ida Glazer Murder Trial Delayed by Judge Actions
In Cleveland on June 12 Ida Glazer faced murder charges in a case involving her husband’s death. Judge Walter Amines delayed the trial after being summoned, delaying proceedings for about a week.
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Arffee
Ida Glever
Comas
Walter Alemines
Plan Milk Meetings Across Lorain County This Week
A series of meetings will be held in Lorain county this week to discuss costs of milk purchases under existing conditions. Tonight sessions occur at LaGrange Town Hall Pittsfeld Town Hall Brenheim High School Amherst Town Hall and Wetlington Grange. Additional meetings are planned for Penfield Grafton Ridgeville Oberlin and nearby East College area venues.
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Pittsfeld Town Hall
Brenrheim High School
Amherst Town
Hell Weitenesight
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Eington
Mong Minh
Penfield
Grafton
Belden
Ridgeville
Fi Corners
Oberlin
East College
Commissioners To Drive East On Bridge Trip
County commissioners plan a trip to the east to view the proposed Lorain C mortar bridge at Lorain. The journey will head toward Baltimore and follow the channel crossed by the proposed bridge. Approval from the parliament is required before further steps.
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Death record for Tennisha with family ties and church affiliation
Tennisha died after a period of illness. He is survived by two sons John and Eimer and a daughter Amber. He lived in Amber Jone Eei and was a member of St Pet Evangelical church and affiliated with the Kaizhis of Pythi. Funeral arrangements will be made tomorrow.
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Eimer
Die Réeland
Amber Jone Eei
V. Mors £Tai
St. Pet Evangelical Church
Kaizhis
Pythi
Historic relic display at Ameri old historical site
A May exhibit preserves a OID relic with notes and inscriptions. The display includes a brass band item and mentions a music theme as part of the exhibit. A brass band has been added to the English asylum’s equipment. The piece is tied to a therapeutic agency’s work in treating patients.
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Fifty boys plan to join summer program group
Fifty boys are listed for a summer program with names including Frank ace Clark Paul Coniam Bon Bir Pahl Stanter Da Mirou Hes Eady Lune Barton John Tieria Tenri Hetheri Youn Gould Cha ner Billie Jon Kaiser Kenneth Normans Don Biourer Alan Davies Join Whidden Art Camp wold Maitvbedl Ob Man Fr man Meriell Walk man Loyal Freeman Paul Tannor 7Dakeuli Bill Betteridge Mewin Bob vandemark win Sattanssy Davin Dinkaer Bob Cor Kohn Hallie
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Frere
Franki Ace Clark
Pail Coniam
Bon Bir Pahl
Stanter da Mirou
Fragmented chatter from a damaged Indiana cultural district scene
Readable phrases reveal two colored men in southern Indiana facing hard times in a cultural district. The men discuss money woes, a tense exchange with a husband and wife, and a satirical look at aging voices and miscommunications.
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Lindbergh Arrives To a Convoy of Boats and Melodic Welcome
The scene at the harbor features a thousand spectators as Lindbergh arrives aboard the Macau, greeted by a vast convoy of ships and airships overhead. Police control the crush while crowds cheer and a reporter notes tears from a nearby onlooker.
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Six alleged booze smugglers held after boat raid
Federal officers held six alleged liquor smugglers and a sexually assaulted boat owner in a raid at a Rocky Mountain lake area. Police said the group smuggled Canadian booze and forced entry into a boat house after discovering liquor on board. One woman escaped. another associated with the smugglers was captured at the scene.
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Panewool Polie
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Lindbergh Parade Draws Wide New York Crowd
A large crowd lined Broadway as Charles Lindbergh and his mother were escorted by police toward the city hall area. Mayor Walker presented Lindbergh with the city’s medal as cheers rang out and spectators celebrated the aviation hero amid demonstrations and police activity.
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