Railroads to Hire 364 Men for Lake Shipment Link
Ohio railroads plan to employ 364 workers to move shipments from southern Ohio Jacky and West Virginia seeds to Great Lakes ports. Officials expect 3,600,000 tons to be transported to lake ports for shipment by Norfolk and Western 200 Chesapeake and Ohio 200 Hocking Valley 200 New York Central 183 Pennsylvania 150.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jacky
West Virginia
Great Lakes
Norfolk and Western
Chesapeake and Ohio
Hocking Valley
New York Central
Adventists Rally Against Lankford Sunday Bill
Seventh day Adventists gathered at a LaGrange Ohio church to oppose the Lankford Sunday bill now in Congress. Elder J Hageman says passage would open a wedge for a national Sunday law and a church state union, targeting Seventh-day Adventists headquartered in Washington.
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United States
LaGrange
Washington, D.C
J. Hageman
Death notice for William Waite in Shaurille
William Adelbert Waite died at his home in Shaurille this morning at age 7S years. He moved from Grand ita Poids Michigan six months ago. He had been ill a week and is survived by his wife. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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William Adelbert Waite
Shaurille
Shauwvrilie
Grand Ita Poids
Michigan
Feneral
New Proprietor for Kadier Tailoring Shoppe
Max Horwitz announces purchase of all outstanding interests in Kadier Tailoring Shoppe at Rainbow Gardens entrance. He has assisted in making ladies garments for nine months and helped grow the business from near nothing to a fair-sized atelier. He brings training in hand tailoring and knowledge of Asia, Germany, and Poland.
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Business Place Gas
Max Horwitz
Kadier
Rainbow Gardens
Horwitz
Elvira
Asia
Germany
Poland
Damage Settlements From Out Of Court Rail Case
Two damage suits against the New York Central for 75000 and 30145 were settled out of court this morning. The estates of Anthony Jankowski and John Barros claimed excessive speed and lack of warning at the Amherst grade crossing where Jankowski was killed on September 12, 1925. The railway argued the men had a clear view and blamed the victims. Attorneys for both sides met at the county courthouse to finalize the settlements.
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New York Central
Anton Dombrowski
Anthony Jankowski
Lorain
Amherst
Wes Gien
John Barros
Jankowski
Country Court House
Oberlin High Wins Cage Tourney in Northeastern Ohio
Oberlin High School's cage team defeated Wellington by 31 to 24 to win the northeastern Ohio school tourney title. Wellington advanced with a 24 to 22 win over Rocky River high. Obvious errors aside, the report notes local deaths, campus events, and a planned talent show to raise funds for new Legion uniforms.
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Oberlin High
Oberlin High School
Wellington Saterday
Ohio
Eaig Theda
Oberlin
Ook
Wellington
Vanerd
Rocky River High
YMCA Debate on Campus Value Sparks Organization Plans
Sunday evening discussion at the campus YMCA weighed the worth of the Y as a campus activity. Pro and con arguments were presented and debated thoroughly. Reorganization plans will be decided upon next week.
Disorderly conduct fined at city hotel
A man was fined 25 and costs after a disorderly conduct conviction at a city hotel. Staff member Kushenski testified that he was struck as an argument over a sofa order escalated. The defendant pleaded not guilty but was ordered to pay the fine and costs.
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James A. Hesitr
Zuitr
Kushensii
Ubershie
Kushen
Sen
Henece
Kushenski
Morse
Jackson Hoo
Kustenski
Mrs Gilman elected head of humane society
Mrs. Gilman was elected president of the Lerain County Humane Society at a Friday meeting, with Alex Schilteman chosen as vice president. The city hall illness note reports surface return and a state examiner’s inquiry into missing Fern Johnson, a clerk in the safersservicer director's office.
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City Hall
Ant Schreck
Fern Johnson
Safers— Servicer
Johnson Wes Tasen
Satardar
Aldrich Fined for Speeding and Reckless Driving
Elwyn Aldrich of East Avenue was fined $10 for costs in police court after speeding on Lodi Streets and attempting to evade arrest. Police said Aldrich also caused a disturbance and accelerated away in a surrounding incident.
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Erre Elwyn Aldrich
Avenus
Shis Barina Sihe
Aldrieh
Serurder Net
Aldrich
Farwell committee forms in Lorain County office plans
A county farewell committee is organized to manage a planned rear area project. Officials say the group will coordinate with the court and county offices to ensure a smooth transition and ongoing operations.
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Farwelreal
Cour Lorain
Farinarin Hurzanu
Young Men's Club to Hear Salesmanship Talk
Richard Thayer of a local manufacturing company will address the regular weekly meeting of the Young Men's Club tonight at Rin. Thayer will speak on Phases of Salesmanship and discuss practical aspects of selling and customer relations.
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Ixyoung Mens Club
Ssmansitip
Richard Thayer
Rin
Thayer
Rotary district governor to speak at Elyria club
Leh governor of Rotary International will visit the Elyria Rotary Club and speak about Rotary matters during his annual trip. Oneita Neely was granted a divorce and custody of their child with alimony set at 1500 plus 12.50 monthly support, in Judge Thompson’s court.
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Rotary
Roth v. Meney case dismissed by agreement
Roth versus Meney ends in dismissal after both parties consent to settlement terms in Judge Thompson's Common Pleas Court. The action against Catherine Tienry was dismissed per joint agreement.
Divorce Granted on Cruelty Grounds
Barbara Sanson was granted a divorce from Patrick Sanson by Judge AL KR Webber in common pleas court this morning on grounds of extreme cruelty and neglect. J Timmons was granted a divorce from Mammie Timmons by Judge W T Thompson in common pleas court for wilful absence over three years. D D Bixter admitted guilt on a note for 201.77 to the First Wellington Bank in common pleas court this morning.
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Barbara Sanson
Patrick Sanson
AL KR. Webber
Common Fleas
Barbara June [DeVilla
J. Timmons
Mammie Timmnane
W. Tl. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
D. D. Bixter
Ington Bank
Common Pleas
Man who drowned two sons near a nervous collapse
East Chicago Ind March 5 Weakened by sleepless nights and conscience George Allen Chisholm a world war veteran confessed to drowning his two sons aged nine and six after the woman he loved objected to them The state plans to seek the death penalty while Chisholm awaits trial and will be tried by electric chair reports say Mrs Helen Lawrence linked to the case is a witness with no implication in the crime
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Chicago
Ind
George Allen Chisholm
George Chisholm
Edgar
Indana Harbor
Alsoush
Issehr Ee
Chisholm
Helen Lawrence
Rome
Bter Tal
Afra
Lawrence
Sslod
Unclear OCR Note on Marriage Proposal and Tragic Death
The fragment describes a contentious marriage proposal involving a woman named Stephannie and a man named Steve who paid seven thousand four hundred nine dollars for approval. The text references a troubled family, a rejected suitor, a lawsuit, and a tragedy including a fourteen year old girl and a self-inflicted gunshot. Details are inconsistent due to damaged OCR.
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Stephannie
Fia
Stephannies
Steve
Reverer
Ghamoner
Bank Official Enters Guilty Plea in Arcadia Savings Case
Clyde Wheland assistant cashier and secretary of the defunct Arcadia Banks & Savings Co. pleaded guilty to 11 indictments for falsification of commercial ledger and bank accounts. Judge William Duncan denied immediate sentencing. the falsifications totaled about $120,000. Wheland واحد among thirteen former bank officers indicted for embezzlement and misappropriation of funds as the bank collapsed months earlier.
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Finda
Maren
Clyde Whrland
Arcadia Bans & Savings Co
Dave Ing
Common Pit
William Duncan
Wheland
Duncan
Land
Fridas
Dencan
Indians Begin Practice Camp In New Orleans
March 5 The Cleveland Americans open workouts in New Orleans as Manager Roger Peckinpaugh divides 45 players into two squads. Peurikpaush and Coach Howard Shanrack oversee the camp with the first squad set to work at 9 45 a.m and the second at 11 a.m.
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Orleans
Cl Seland
Jarear
Ant Cieveland
Pratera
Roger Peckinpauld
Peckinpaush
Howard Shan
Gers
Desecord
Perkinpaush
Dinner Stories Curious
A man awakens in a street accident scene asking where he is as bystanders explain his injuries and reassure him of recovery while a separate note mentions Sweden starting an industry making pearls from fish scales.
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Sweden
Wellington High Takes Second at Cleveland Tourney
Wellington high school basketball tied for silver after a weekend in Cleveland winning all games except the last against Oberlin. They edged Rocky River 24 to 23, with Oberlin defeating them 3 to 0.
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Wellington
Cleveland
Oberlin
Rocky River
St Wellington High School
Lorainco
Akron
Columbus
Markets Report Reflects Butter Rise and Cattle Steady
Columbus market shows butter up 3.0 to 44 1 2 per pound prints and 52 on tub stock, with broader dairy and produce listings. Cleveland and Toledo notes include cheese, eggs, poultry prices, and livestock receipts. overall market movement described as bullish for butter, with spring pasture potential hinting at future declines.
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Columbus
Cleveland
York Stats
New
New York
Minnesota
Green Mountain
Burbanks
Idaho
Bakers
Texas
Dr Recard Delivers Lent Message at Congregational Church
Pastor C W Record preached a Lent address under the title Please leave Me. He cited biblical examples of followers who falter when tested and urged commitment to Christian living. The choir performed a hymn and M W Wade sang a solo.
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Chliss
M. W. Wade
Woman's Association Meeting Set For Wednesday
The Woman's Association of the Congregational church will hold its regular session Wednesday afternoon in the parlors. Edith Robinson of the Home department will supervise a splendid program.
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Woman's Association
Womans Association of the Congregational Wi Mh
Edith Robinson
Methodist Church Notes and Local Briefs
Methodist Church notes report a church board meeting in the Kinnisctn Memorial room this evening and various activity changes for the Ladies Aid Society and church groups. Brief items mention local residents visiting, weekend trips, and a cinema studio job in Riviera studios at St. Andre de Nine.
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Methodist Churuch
Sundar School Board
Ladies Aid Society
Joel Henes
Barker Strest
Ne Ladies Aid
William Edwards
South Street
Riviera Studios
St. Andro de Nine
Five Men Die In Home Made Plane Crash
Five men died when a self built monoplane crashed near Oldtown Mahoning field in San Diego California. Bird the builder and owner was among the dead along with passengers Chester Riswell Irving Thomas and Clifford Dille Ralph Craig died after being dragged from the wreckage. The air control board had condemned the craft more than two weeks earlier citing it not fit for use and Bird was denied a pilot license for inability to handle a flying machine.
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Bird
Oldtown
Mahoning Ifield
Loot Recovery Sparks New Search In Mail Train Robbery
Chicago authorities intensify hunt for 1 090 000 still missing after a second share of 133 000 looted from the Evergreen Park mail train robbery was recovered. Indicted suspects William Jackson and Fred Litzinger are sought alongside others Charles Cleaver William Donovan and Frank Meccia who remain in custody. An envelope with 315 879 in currency was found at Miss Mary Hoffman’s home tied to Donovan’s reported share.
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Chicago
Evergreen Park
William Jackson
Fred Litzinger
Charles “Limpy
Cleaver
William Donovan
Frank “Boze” Meccia
Mary Hoffman
Donovan
Hollaway Granted Judgment by Webber on Confession
Hollaxar received judgment by confession against George and Mabel Oresz for 2527.50 by Judge AL Fr. Webber this morning.
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Hollaway
Werder Wh.om
Hollaxar
George
Mabel Oresz
AL Fr. Webber
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promises Fresh Look
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder that won’t rot or clog pores and promises a smooth shine free finish. Sold by Lewis Cantile Co at Crandall’s drug store.
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Lewis Cantile Co
Crandall
Adv
Custody Granted To Lorain Humane Society For Boy Tassel Pasenow
Probate Judge H C Wilcox grants temporary custody of four year old Tassel Pasenow to the Lorain County Humane Society after a complaint of mistreatment. The boy was removed February 19 from his father William Pasenow and stepmother. An investigation will assess the boy’s care at Huzo J Diedrick’s La Grange farm.
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H.C. Wilcox
Lorain County
Wilcox
Humane Society
Otto Mischka
Abésooetr
Mischka
Russell
Huzo J Diedrick
la Grange
Elyria
Diedrich
Humane Soviet
The
March Is Dangerous Month and Father John’s Medicine
The piece warns that March misleads by changing seasons and bringing illness. It pitches Father John’s Medicine as a tonic that strengthens the system, cleanses impurities, and drives out poisonous waste to fight colds and throat troubles without morphine or stimulants.
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Father John
Interesting 1860 Paper Recount From Cleveland Herald
Grafton, K. FD 3 delivered a preserved copy of the Cleveland Herald dated August 1 4 1850 to the Chronicle Telegram. The four page nine column issue features poetry in the first column, Lincoln support by John Hickman’s Philadelphia speech, broad ads from hair restorers to blood purifiers, a mowing contest notice, Oberlin College commencement programs, and many letters to the editor reflecting freer readership.
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Lewis Numet
Grafton
Chronicle Telegram
Cleveland Herald
John Hickman
Philadelphia
Abraham Lincoln
Oberlin College
Wickens Co Gains Judgment Against Heoner in Common Pleas
Wickens Co received judgment by confession for 462.47 against Morris Heoner in the Webber common pleas court. A separate water diversion case on Great Lakes leases is set for argument April 23. Public meetings and messages at 110 Floral Court welcome all.
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Wickens CO
Hennei
The
Morris Heoner
Webber
Common Pleas
Court Today
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Great Lakes
Floral Court
Vigorous Old Age Health Claim for Kruschen Salts
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a daily remedy for vigor in old age. It promises to energize the body and mind, improve digestion and liver function, cleanse the bowels, and promote pure blood. The promo urges taking two tablets each morning with breakfast and coffee, noting a price of 20 cents.
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Kruschen
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