Suter and Ubey Accused of Theft in Nighttime Affair
Warren Suter while Ubey were entertaining friends last night and stole seventy five dollars from an upstairs dresser drawer.
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Warren Suter
Ubey
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
16
Search for Metropolitan Opera Singer Miss Ruth in Peoria
Officials of the Swedish Saengerfest Association of the Northwest opened a search for Joan Ruth, Metropolitan opera singer who left New York to attend the convention in Peoria but did not arrive. Reinwald Wernerath also arrived with Ruth missing and officials had no information on her whereabouts. An inch of rain equals about 100 tons of water per acre.
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Peoria I
Of-Cials
Saengerfest Association
Northwest
Joan Ruth
Metropolitan Opera Slonger
New York
Reinwald Werrenrath
Metropolitan
Aliss Ruth
Werrenrath
Miss Ruth
Collision damages two cars on West Bridge Street
Roy Zimmer of 704 Foster Avenue parked facing east on the north side of West Bridge Street last night when Sam Beal driving Wilson Little's touring car west on West Bridge Street failed to see the Zimmer car and collided head on. The police report states both vehicles were damaged.
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Roy Zimmer
Foster Avenue
West Bridge St
Sam Beal
Wilson Little
West Bridge Street
Car Damage Report From Accident Scene
Little’s car sustained a bent right front fender while Zimmer’s vehicle suffered a broken right front headlight and damaged speedometer gears.
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Little
Zimmer
Supporters of Judge Washburn Plan Cleveland Meeting
Supporters of Judge C. G. Washburn candidate for the Ohio Supreme Court will meet with him Saturday night at the Hollende Hotel. A committee of one hundred lawyers in Cleveland expresses interest in Washburn's candidacy led by former Judge F. Henry.
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Washburn
C. G. Washburn
Ohto Supreme Court
Hollendee Hotel
F.\. Henry
Cleveland
Wasaburn
Boy Hero Receives Gold Watch at Fort Leavenworth
Clarence Tinker eight receives a gold watch from Brig Gen E L King commander for heroism saving six year old Gilbert Maddox from danger at the post swimming hole during a wading moment.
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Clarence Tinker
E. L. King
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Gilbert Maddux
Clarence
Ohio State Spiritualistic Association Meets in Newark
The Ohio State Spiritualistic Association held its annual session in Newark today with more than 590 delegates in attendance. Notable attendees included Rev. Elizabeth Schauss and Rev. Abbie E Farr of Toledo. Election of officers is scheduled for Saturday.
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Spiritualist Ass
Newark
Ohio State Spiritualistic Association
Elizabeth Schauss
Abbie E Farr
Toledo
Humorous Truncated Vignettes From a 19th Century Page
A gaggle of short sketches and quips follows. A domineering African American woman jailed for murder cooks for the warden and rails at her helper. A salesman boasts then proves the second best. A drunk at a church fire shouts about nets as saints peer out. A hotel waiter misreads a guest order, provoking a wry European observer. An immigration interview ends in a pun about honest living and competition.
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Dev
Local firm wins 2 million dollar road contract in Florida
The Highway Construction Co of this city led by president Sal Horvitz secured a 2,000,000 contract to pare 100 miles of streets in Hollywood Florida. The firm previously won another 2,000,000 contract at Mars Florida and has built the largest asphalt plant in the world near Hollywood.
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HUCE
the Highway Construction Co
Sal Horvitz
Hollywood
Fla. 4
Mars
Fla
Thes
Mr. Horwitz
Florida
Stationary Engineers Meet at Newark in 29th Annual Convention
The 29th annual convention of the Stationary Engineers' Association opened in Newark Ohio with President Whitey Gralx presiding. Delegates included John Kerls of Cincinnati D L Fayman of New York Exbert Douglass of Milwaukee A B Wards of Dayton and Frederick Raven of Chicago. The main topic was the engineers' license law in Ohio. Police reported burglars stole 75 dollars from a dresser drawer in Newark.
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Stationary Engineer's Association
Newark
The
Stationary Engineers’ Association
Whitey Gralx
Clacingat
John Kerls
Cincinnati
D. L. Fayman
New York
Exbert Douglass
Milwaukee
A. B. Wards
Dayton
Frederick Raven
Chicago
Ohto
Girl Concussion After Clothesline Collision in Newark
Beulah Morris, 13, remained unconscious in Newark on June 18 after colliding with a wire clothesline. She struck the wire with her throat and was hurled backward, sustaining a serious injury. A Dutch professor suggests every person has at least one double who is a blood relative, though the relation may be distant.
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Newark
Beulah Morris
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