Case of Electric Companies Settled
A settlement ended a common pleas court suit by Elma Superior Electric Company against Walter Ree and Wally Roe Electric Company. Each side pays half of court costs. case involved alleged nondelivery of materials valued at 7,460 dollars. Judge W. B Thompson presided. settlement reached after Monday morning sessions.
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Common Pleas
Elma Superior Etec Company
Walter Ree
Wally Roe Electric Comany
Triat
W. B Thompson
Ae Amenst
Intizé Materiana
BR. A. Wests Wwemert
Eiectric Company
Eirré
Res 2G
Wentr Jas
Saturdes
Three County Schools Warned by State Education Association
A report lists twenty five county schools warned by the State Education Association for failure to meet standards. Included are Rex Year High and other district high schools. C P Shively of Elsha High notes one local school has complied for several years.
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Qhie
Ths Association
Elizis
Mgten
Ridgerike
Dariment
C. P. Shively
Elsha High Echoel
Ocal School
Cleveland Officers Confer With Adams Over Pootlers Case
Cleveland police in Elstia twice yesterday conferred with Sheriff Clarence Adams regarding an overheard discussion Tuesday about “bumping of” a person in Cleveland. No new developments were reported and related evenings at Brecksville showed no further evidence.
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Cleveland
Elstia
Sherif Clarence
Adams
Brecksville
Gratton Manin Coroner Race Candidate Schurgot Nominated
Dr James A Schurgot of Grat ton announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county coroner at the primary to succeed Dr M E L Per, who will not seek reelection. Schurgot has practiced four years, is married, and a University of Pittsburgh graduate.
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James A. Schurgot
Gratton
Primerie
M. EL Per
Schurgot
University of Pittsburgh
Death Record for Louisa Eggiesten in Ohio
Louisa Eggiesten died after a fire and is mourned by her husband Frank, and children Frank of Portland Oregon Orville of Youngstown and Sita of Akron. Survived by Mrs Florence Blauve and Mrs Merion Taorms. Funeral at Busch Funeral Parlors 453 East Road Cleveland Interment at Ridgeown Cemeteries. She previously lived in Elyria and was well known.
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Mes
Lolisa Egglesson
Louisa Eggiesten
Azei
Yeers
Rome
Hoppenbefere
Sieveland
Florence Blauve
Siop Tee
Lake Avenua
Chix Cis
Merion Taorms
Oemi
Florida
Frank
Polland
Ore
Orville
Youngstons
Weshington
Sita
4Akron
Busch Funeral
Treveland
Eggiesten
Automobile stolen report from Broad street incident
Michael Warner of 28 Huron street told police Thursday night his blue Rickenbacker coupe was stolen from Broad street. The vehicle tag is 90 368.
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Michael Warner
Huron Street
Broad Street
Police Impound Two Chevrolet Coaches After Depot Street Standoff
Police impounded two Chevrolet coaches with license plates 507-454 after a standoff on Depot Street, lasting several days. Reported Thursday evening the vehicles were secured and await further action by authorities.
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Atta
Depot Street
Sour d Movies Record Thrills of Seal Hunting
Readers glimpse a film on sealing adventures amid northeast fog and ice. The narrative follows Captain Beo, crew led by Georgs Bartorr, and a twelve ship fleet aiming to document seal movements, crashes, and ice sounds as ships press through heavy ice to reach hunting grounds in the long expedition.
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Beo
Barilerts
Feiesel
Georgs Bartorr
Johns
Woman Robbed Of Fur Coat In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati woman reported an armed robbery at midnight when two men stopped her on the road near her home. They dragged her to the curb, snapped her fur coat from her shoulders, and escaped with 33 in cash. The incident was described by the victim and involved a single driver who fled the scene.
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Cincinnati
Larsdon
Rome
CAXCER RESEARCH CENTER COSTS AND PLANS
The study of cancer at the university clinic will begin soon with total costs around 400 600 dollars. Construction on the institute is set at 405. The project aims to establish radiology centers as endowment kegiatan at the institute. Aimed at enhancing diagnosis and therapy, the plan covers 20 000 square feet of floor space.
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Caxcer Research
LINIC
Universitrs
National charity group changes name to Family Welfare Association of America
The organization announced a new title for its national body. It represents about 234 principal charity agencies and city welfare departments in the United States and Canada. The group formerly known as the National Association for Organizing Charity has evolved through several name changes since 1911.
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New York
United States
Canada
Family Welfare Association of America
National Association For Organizing
American Association For Organizing
Doodads versus Whatnots Ames Ta
A Fragmented report notes Doodads replacing What-rots in brick ice center mesh. Drick, NE Fabricius at Iowa State College covered the trend. Fabricius says new ads indicate higher popularity among the discer and potential cost savings with novel manufacturing methods versus the ALOIS.
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Ames
Drick
NE_ Fabricius
Imerruc
Gairr
Iowa State College
Fabricius
Kaye Don Posts Speed Trials in Miami Beach
Kaye Don failed to break the world aerial speed record during trials in Miami Beach. He faced poor weather and rough seas, spent the weekend in Palm Beach, and hoped for a favorable day to attempt again with his racing car.
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Kaye Don
Meami Beach
Fia
Mare
Rae
Tale
Don
Palm Beech
Peasant recalls skull injury from family quarrel in Zagreb
A peasant, once unconscious after his skull was crushed, recovered enough to describe how his son struck him during a quarrel. In Philadelphia, the US Court of Appeals ruled that an owner violator under the Woisted Act need not have his establishment padlocked if, after the first offense, he shows good faith and dismantles liquor appurtenances immediately after arrest.
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Zagreb
Cal Grebs
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bunny theft case yields emotional reunion in court
In Allenton Pennsylvania George Dorney testified in the Wallace Bergenstock theft case that two rabbits found at Bergenstock sister Nerward’s home showed clear joy at recognizing him, acknowledging the theft while admitting responsibility.
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Allenton
UPI
George Dorney
Wallace
Bergenstock
Ne Ward
Oberlin Social Circle Notes and Local Visitors
Oberlin entries detail Mrs Esther Alfsen of 75 North Park Street, Zona Gale and others at a church night program with cake and a birthday token. Reports include meetings of the Literary and Social Club, papers read by Mrs Schrammer and Mrs Cotter, upcoming city notices, church talks, and residents visiting family in Columbus, Florida, and San Antonio.
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Oberlin
Esther Alfsen
North Park Street
Zona Gale
Dor
Ivo
J. L. Edwards
J. E. Rosecrans
South Cede
Schrammers
Cotter
Perhassi
Deaman
Schrammei
Ber
Ohio State Universe
Walter Fiske
Eschien
I Perziman
North
St. Lukes Leveland
Frenés
Dirs
Perriman
Ring Moster
Kounie
Hartier Broadweil
Amita Bolder
Africa
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Mildred Rosecrans
Columbus
Emily Worcester
Ohio State University
Perry Worcester
Morgan Street
Worcester
Florida
Nelson
Coronado Beach
Homer Johnston
French House
Kentucky
Herbert A. Youtz
New York City
Philip Youtz
Charles W. Morrison
San Antonio
Texas
Gym Exhibition At High School Draws Interest
Exhibition at the high school gym drew local interest as team supporters prepared for an aid event to cover small deficits. Coren Had en Has Bear nehated of the team and Les worked to raise funds with hopes of overcoming financial gaps before the season.
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Coren Haden
Former Oberlin Resident Dies in California
Addison Crave aged 35 died at his home in Los Arretes California after a stroke friends report his passing. Details are fragmentary but confirm his Oberlin ties and death in California.
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Oberlin
California
Bert
Addison Crave
Los Arretes
Mara Mr. Prowse
Wes x
Craduars
Oberin
Rumdet
Yeaysazq
Arcent
Lorain Journal ties time to Lorain bribery case
Testimony detail shows Emil Calman accusing Horvitz of funding Lorain Journal operations to influence politics and secure Calman as Lorain safety director. Evidence includes receipts and notes totaling more than 24,000 dollars and claims of wage payments, house purchase loans, and attempts to sway mayor Grail’s re election through newspaper backing.
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Elyria
J. F Burke
Caiman
Fauver
Horritz
Calman
Focul
Fourttee
Facser
Fautner
Horvitz
David Gibson
Qreen
Trey Calman
Attemmpt
Questtets
Frank Seer
Aa Lorain
Cleveland
Fem
Morvicz
Corporation
Lorain
Emil Caiman
Grail
Sam Horvitz
Calmen
Vine
Carmen
Marror
New York
Bortitz
Grall
Horvicz
Carman
Lorain Journal
Jase
Ugiman
Lorca Journal
Werald Doyle
Stgn
Horsiz
OS AL Horvis
Lorarm
Eyenime Journei
Emil Calman
Ree
Eas
Guigget Tescording
Caimar
Gerald A. Dorie
Stand
Comparr
Cosmetics Law Debate Sparks Call for Pure Food Act Change
Norwalk experts advocate extending Pure Food and Drug Act protections to cosmetics. They note annual cosmetic spending exceeds 590 million dollars and urge a law requiring clear ingredient disclosures on packaging to curb harmful or useless products.
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Norwalk
Conn
Amerwa
Gsrmatologis
John J. Qgeiin
Pinand Inc
Mauric Aisen
Pinaud aboeTate
West Point
All Conveniences in Hoover Jungle Camp
Two army wives travel to join husbands serving in the Sap Suan jungle near the Hoover Engine Camp at Ochoa. Lt. C. F. Robinson of Lawrence Kansas and Lt. C. Plank of Toledo claim their new homes contain all modern conveniences and the War Department has been advised. Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Plank head to Nicatangue aboard an Army transport. Obituary and other notes follow with international Legion affiliations and a local declamatory contest honoring Gordon Williams.
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Hoover
Washington
C. F. Robinson
Lawrence
Kansas
C. Plank
Toledo
Obie
War Department
Robinson
Plank
Nica- Tangu2
Reports Attack To Police
Eugene Mainey, 28, of 899 Lou Street, was attacked while walking home from a friend's house. An unknown assailant struck him on the right cheek, cut through two sweaters and shirt, and fled after Rainey freed himself. Mainey described a tall, dark man in a dark overcoat and black felt hat. He received a mysterious phone call urging him to “water out” but could not decipher its meaning.
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Eugene Mainey
Lou Street
Friend
Rainey
Earl Beint
Markets and grain prices from Cleveland and Minneapolis
Market listings show Cleveland produce and livestock quotes with butter eggs poultry and potatoes, plus Chicago cash quotations for butter eggs and poultry. Separate notes cover Toledo and Minneapolis grain with wheat oats barley and seed prices, and a late line references a large fire at a Lascan hotel with many shots fired.
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Chicago
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Oso
Pepierombezziemni
John H. Hutson
Leonard B
Elizabeth Denton
Grell
Lorain City Hall
Suse
Loraix Journal
Davenport
American Legion Auxiliary
Bess
Ilona
Gordon Wiliams
Blencoe
Monona County
West Ham
England
Ohio
Beldovers
Harter
Toledo Grain
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Eshojiee
Allike
Merck
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Minneapolis
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Nestle
Masonic Temple
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