Wife Of Fitzsimmons Seeks Body Exhumation
Chicago, June 26. Mrs Robert Fitzsimmons wife of the former heavyweight champ asked that the boxer's body be disinterred to remove two diamond settings from his teeth. Chief of Police Mor Vegan A Collins said a woman claiming to be Mrs Fitzsimmons made the request and was advised to consult the coroner.
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Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Robert Fitzsimmons
Bob Firesimmons
A. Collins
Collins
Bimis Es Hume
Sollins
New York to Beautify Battlefields With 150000 Plan
Albany plans to spend up to 150000 to rehabilitate and mark historic Revolutionary War battle sites. George D Singerjach is chairman of the committee directing the project with sites including Saratoga and Bennington slated for improvements and commemorative markers. The 75,900 allocation covers fieldwork and site preservation across several battle locations.
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Albany
X.Y
New York State
Sarzosne
George D Singerjach
Saratora
Cenninston
Fort Sianwsn
Oshana
Conmesins Cine
Fort Ticonderesa
Cambridge
Mass
McPherson kidnapping case fuels Los Angeles tension
Reports describe death threat rumors and ransom offers tied to evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson. Guards guard her party as investigators probe a cabin sighting near Dorcas, while Tucson sightings prompt further questions about the famed preacher’s whereabouts and safety.
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McPherson
Tra
Evangelist
Los
Konstable
Ash
Pherson
Dorcas Aimee Semple McPherson
Tuscon
Arizona
Accordinat
F. Greenwood
Tucson
Xell
Ester
Greenwood
Mes
Herrin Cline
Los Atmeles
Mrs. McPherson
Jie
Sister Declines Brother Funeral Notice
Milwaukee woman Mrs Katherine Peasard sister of John Wysocki refused to attend or arrange her brothers funeral after coroner M E Perry notified her of his death. The missive states I am not interested in the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E Perry
Katherine Peasard
Milwaukee
John Wysocki
Salehde
Controversy Over Secrecy in Political Contributions
The committee pursued full public accounting of Anti Saloon League finances amid protests for openness. Subpoenas issued for officials as records show New York and Ohio groups spent vast sums with minimal income, tracing 1920s contributions and expenditures across multiple states.
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Wheeter
Washington
Forties Ten
Westersile
Oho
League
Aire
Wheeler
la Follette
Wisconsin
Beee
Agreml
Reed
At Klux Klan
AntiSaloon League
Sid Teed
Wil
Westerville
George E. Woodruff
Pennsvisaunt
Wor Weight
State Anti Saloon Leagues
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Otno
Tecorps
ISIO
Cat Mothers Chicks in Barnesville Farm Scene
In Barnesville Q on June 25 a Persian cat mothering 15 chicks with three male birds nearby. The feline caretaker keeps watch as night falls, her maternal duties apparent in the rural scene.
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Barnesville
Local News In a Few Lines PLEADS GUILTY TO INTOXICATION
Tony Felnsteh of Math street pleaded guilty to a charge of intoxication in police court this morning and was fined $1 and costs. He was given street cur fare so he could pay the fine. Unauthorized notes say he could not pay at home.
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Tony Felnsteh
Math Street
Sutostealion
Filiviteh
Abe
Maants Foun
Geiury Andouis
Andrew Baehak
Pelleg
Noon Tasa
Iiloweser, Bashisik
Gullister Geourtan
Spreder
Abber
Wrt
Broad Street
Death Notice for Grace Nelson in New York
Grace Nelson, age 39, died at Florence hospital in New York City on June 24. She leaves a husband and four sisters, Julie Bruvere of Cleveland, Jeanie Stedman of Lakewood, Mayine Spitze Gratton, Flo Robertson of Scarsdale, and brother William Baidain of Blyma. Burial beside her mother in Outlas. Services for Tate Mee Seemes Buehler held at St Mary’s Church.
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VRS. US
A. Splzalic
A. Spitver
Grifton
Crrace Nelson
Liorence Besptat
New York
Cio
N.Y
Meg Nelson
Asters
Julit Bruvere
Cleveland
Jeanie Stedman
Lakewood
Mayine Spitze
Gratton
Flo Robertson
Scarsdale
William Baidain
Blyma
Bauvere
Robertson
How to Care for Bulbs in the Garden
A horticultural expert from the Olue Agricultural Experiment Station explains bulb care for hyacinths tulips and narcissi. After flowering, cut stems at ground level to strengthen bulbs. When foliage dies and bulb skin browns, bulbs are ripe. Store in a shed or cellar until dry then clean and dry before planting. Transplant mature bulbs on a trench if needed and remove surrounding debris burned to reduce pests.
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G Ro Muagm
Olue Agricultural Experiment Station
Sais
Hede
Rene
Gerd Lewes
Cars Damaged in Collision North of Oberlin
In a June incident on Lodi Street northbound from Oberlin, Martin of SS South Plowant Street collided with a car driven by Charles Trait on Route 225 Winckles Street. Maria reportedly damaged the right front fender, while the Troutman car suffered a bent right rear fender.
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Martin
SS South Plowant
Oberlin
Lodi
Jase Nr
Charles Trait- Rl
Winckles Street
Acea Ars
Maria
Troutman
French Port Celebrates American Memorial Tribute
The French port of Saint Nazaire echoes with music and memory as American and French figures attend dedication ceremonies. Youth choirs sing a stirring program while officials praise wartime ties, recalling past voyages and shared future goals amid grand public displays and flags.
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Nalaire
Frasee
Placala
Mansy
Dizelind
Qierra
Harry Pewne Whitnes
Missy
St. Nazeire
Mars
Ameriga
Sitpy
Varis
Hersil
Blonde Screen Actress to Marry European Prince Tomorrow
A Hollywood gossip item notes Murray to Tate reports that blonde screen actress Mass Murras will become Princess Divant of Georgi after a rapid romance with Prince Daad Dasani. The couple reportedly met at Pols Nes, he proposed after a short acquaintance, and they planned marriage soon.
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Angulms
Murras
Pols Nes
Dohear OH Company
Maurras
David
London Fish Tale Delivers Fresh Trout Across Ocean
A London tale centers on a fish story about American winners shipping trout from the Great Lakes to London. The fish are captured alive and frozen, then shipped, thawed, and prepared for eating, with careful handling to preserve quality before service.
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London
Hetin
Louton
Yale's Record Victory Shifts Eastern Rowing Coach Plot
The piece outlines Yale's breakthrough win and a shifting coaching saga involving Rusty Callow, Ed Leader, and linked plans at Washington University and Pennsylvan ia. It notes potential implications for eastern rowing leadership, coaching moves, and the prospect of a major system change.
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Washington University
University of Pennsylania
Pennsyvanas
Harvards
Wieshington
Teik
Philadelphia
Big Bo
Fred Spuhn
PennesTain
Conrac
Lerst
Ogee
Magaret
Conniys
Butler
Carlo- Spubacheih
Chuch Tozs
Princeton
Yale
Bob Bauer
Waehutston
Tarvaed
Rosxang
Court seeks restraining order over land dispute
William Musser seeks a restraining order from the court against Ardreu Kevaz for alleged trespass on Musser's land on Sree jodd street. The petition asks the pendant be mandated to present a surface water and debris control plan. Musser alleges Krovac raised his land higher than necessary.
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ORDA
William “Musser
Ardreu Kevaz
Sree Jodd Street
Thas
Stusser
Krovac
White House Prize Collies Refuse To Behave For Anthem
A chaotic scene aboard the presidential yacht as First Lady Coolidge and President Harding struggle with collies Rob Roy and Prudence Pom during a national anthem. The dogs resist, the band plays, and the president is guided to shore amid laughs and tension while observers note the dogs’ stubbornness and the ceremony’s awkwardness.
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White House
Waydenner
Zeon
Sirio
Coolidges
Frost
Westington
Fiach Roy
Potomac
Mr. Coolidge
Athertom 4
Rob Roy
Lorain Woman Seeks Damages Over Assault on Girl
A Lorain woman files suit seeking 1500 from Manufacturers Finance Acceptance Corp alleging a promissory note and security deed tied to an automobile led to a brutal assault on a nine year old girl. The case claims the machine was to be held for payments but was foreclosed and sold after the promise failed.
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Lorain
Ange Brenovith
Dumages
Finance Acceptance Corporation
Sle
Abery
Cleveland Markets and Toledo Livestock Report
Cleveland markets show steady to higher prices for pork, veal, and beef cuts with large receipts. Ohio and Toledo listings detail hogs, steers, heifers, cows, veal, and lambs, while real estate transfers note subdivisions and lot parcels in Avon Lake and Ridgeville Heights. The page also includes a short note on royalty and a curious anecdote about fashion fibers and a Chinese banquet custom.
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Cleveland & Tvie Slocn Bie
Eveland
Merhet Nevdy
Chofee
Yao
Barr Lo
Rear Spall
Ssender Thompson Gamping
Stary Robar
Breeze Alforment
Lake
Carl l Srth
C S Nikelowr
Lois
Homer Ro Rogers
Tromas Gao
Loran
Walter Lippathovicn
Toe James “iaGer
Sun Lake View Pars Realty Companys Allotment
Lorain
John Mertel
Joseph C. Frederich
Sneffield
Sudivision
Joseph & Glnena
Ellen Hivertup
John P Gerhart
Thomas J Neft
Actes
van Thea
Vineyard Beach
Avon Lake
Christine Hoff
Fred Hall
Liam Grafton
van de Bee-Heger
Joby
Continental Cooperative Realty Company
Emin Bonneau
Ridgeville Heights
Toi Koetunda
Willian
Young
George
Ely
Elprit Thomas F Kena
Lorna G. Welter
Suslot
Hazie
Local Women File Divorce Suits in Common Pleas
Two divorce actions filed by local women allege extreme cruelty and neglect. Gera E. Dean accuses William H. Dean of drunken violence, threats, and attempted shooting, with custody of two children and alimony sought. Maime Williamson claims William Williamson mistreated her, forcing abandonment and custody of three children with support sought.
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Gera E. Dean
Temple Court
Walliam
Dean
Dent
Hinagan
Aioe
Firiggi
Neibbors
Maime Williamson
Leto
Willamson
Alimont
Probate court entries list administrators and executors
Probate records show Arthur Fo Wilcox appointed administrator for Ellen Wilcox of La Grange with a 200 dollar bond. Executors include Micert O Smith for Percy Smith of Amherst. Mike Burt for Stefan Keusha of Lorain with 1000 dollar bond. Several wills filed for probate include Royal French Olmstead and Wood Wopant Wellington.
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Arthur Fo Wilcox
Ellen Wilcox
la Grange
Royal French
Olmstead
Lata
Wellington
Micert O Smith
Fiepry
Smith
Amherst
Mime Dewhurst
Catherine Drusenies
Livra
Simeon Malacinowich
Lorain
Van
Inna
Wallace Gay
Inta
Joseph M. Baalay
Tate
Ridgeville Township
Clara L. Maller Lota
Mike Burt
Stefan Keusha
Loram
Widow dies at 96 in Cadiz after long church service
John Crosker aged 94 passes away at home in Green Township. Wife was longtime member of the Presbyterian church for decades. The text notes the rising world popularity of land-made Chinese goods and growing factory output.
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Cadiz
John Crosker
Green
Large Industrial Loan Offers Drives Bond Market Shift
A foreign loan issue totaling about 36.09 million dollars drew bids in New York. The offering, due June 1, 1951, was placed by a syndicate led by Dillon Read and Company for the United States and German works. It was priced at 96 with interest to exceed 6 percent, and included warrants on United Steel common stock.
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New York
United Steel Works
Park
Ringle Family Obituary and Local News From Berlin Heights
Berlin Heights notes report the illness of Thomas Tine and Mrs May Campbell’s return from Oberlin. The death of 56 year old Jesse D. Ringle is announced with details of his life, family, funeral in Riverside cemetery, and pallbearers. Also listed are a drowning accident of Earl Render, a shoreline resignation at Like Shore station, a birth at Fairh Park hospital, and several local visits and arrivals reflecting a busy town paper page.
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Berlin Heights
Thomas Tine
May Campbell
Oberlin
J.D. Ringle
Morales
Me. Rangle
Jesse D. Ringle
Finleys
Amands
Rangle Wa
Attica
Ohio
Tody Lee
March
Carl
Knights
Ladies of Security
Hhe
Ray John Thompson
Riverside
WV. Roestule
Henr Knitule
George Knittle
Norman Sailor
Jean Caper
Walter Hartman
Siter
Winthrop French
Wakeman
Tilpadge
Earl Render
Agad §Reirs
Wrank Render
Sandusky
Donald Gunn
Reid
Huron
Sas Dusky
Henrs Peabody
Mary Fisn
Reita
Ellen Spunk
Vermilion
Nellie Nolan
CP J. Senaub
Teng
O G. Eastman
Norwebh
Catherine Wattman
LeVeda Hat Shoppa Opens with Velvet and Silk Chapeaux
Milta, seeking varied headwear, finds a large selection at LeVeda Hat Shoppa opened yesterday. The shop features velvet and silk chapeaux and stylish hats for fall. Located upstairs opposite Sasages on Trovdy Street, it displays artful wear and fancy needlework.
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Tlyril -Milta
LeVeda
Sasages
Trovdy Street
Ami
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