Trial record shows Lucille Jones case continues testimony
Rev. Jones testified about Ethel Kun being brought to his home after her arrest and denied Lucille’s involvement in the cottage affair. Prosecution witnesses questioned the clergyman’s past and business, while defense prepares to call Lucille to impeach claims. Court adjourned until Thursday after a tense session with assorted testimonies.
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Penrod
Allison
Ethel Kun
Ethel
Lucille
Monshein
Aiken
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William Oldham
Mrs. Jones
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Lucille Jones
Miss Jones
Baird
Lorain
Jones
M. EH
Anderson
Fev. T. Howard Jones
Common Pleas Court
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Torain
Mas
Gukenhower
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Gaughter
Camp Fire Girls
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Directo
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Lucile
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TuetHe
Hey
Jad
Sea
Yas
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Pritchard
Paul Hasel
Martha
Marie Blumenshine
Edna Blumenshine
Marysville
Martha Wise
Paul
Woman Recovers After Using May Wonderful Remedy
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Church fund drive nets twenty one thousand five hundred ninety three dollars
The article reports a large pledging night for a new church, with a total of 21 593 raised and 75 000 more pledged. Talks by interested parties, including the pastor, highlighted need and plans for a beautiful Northeastern Ohio Center auditorium. A dinner followed and many subscriptions were signed by attendees.
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U. FL Burke
Aconee
Northeastern
Ohio Center
Birth control debate and court testimony in Medina county
The article reports on public figures discussing birth control and class differences, noting U S trends in family size, divorce, and housing costs. It covers a Medina county murder trial with testimony on Mrs Martha Wise and related family history, plus court actions and upcoming hearings.
Coast Guard tightens blockade as rum smuggling mounts
Reports describe coast guard efforts to block liquor shipments along the coast and Great Lakes. Officers discuss raids and arrests, while smugglers adapt with faster boats, diverters, and bribery threats. Officials deny treaty violations as agencies coordinate to curb illicit liquor.
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Coast Guards
Laternat
Atla
New York
Pactic
Washington
May
Canada
Treasury Todas
Great Lakes
Prohibition Unit
Custom Forces
Immigration Servce
Agricultural Department
Department of Justice
Richmond Court Rules on Injunction in Mine Case
The Fifth States circuit court of appeals at Richmond addressed the injunction without ruling on contempt. The matter is postponed to next Monday morning for a fact statement by counsel and operators. The court allowed peaceful persuasion to unionize, with the operators citing the Hitchman case as a precedent not applicable here.
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West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ming
International
John L. Lewis
Pkore
Blakesly
Pitchard
Medina County
Hitchmas Coal Company
Supreme Court
United States
West Virginia
Legal challenge to Brown tax law injunction
Walter A. Mears, chief counsel for the Auto Clubs, asks for an injunction against Secretary of State Thado Brown to stop scrapping the old sliding scale of auto tags and charging full yearly rates. He argues the Brown law is not in effect and subject to referendum and also unconstitutional under the uniform tax provision.
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Wa AG
Thado Brown
Walter A. Mears
Cleveland
Brown Law Challenge Over State Authority
The text argues the Brown law exceeds state legislative power by taxing inter state commerce and cites constitutional limits on bills containing a single stated subject. It also contends that if the act taxes motor vehicle fuel use for highway access it taxes the state and its road divisions.
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Many readers with Ras and indigestion abandon harsh diets and medicines, finding relief by taking a tea spoonful or two tablets of Assurated Magnesia after meals. The product allegedly neutralizes stomach acidity, sweetens digestion, and prevents fermentation, offering painless comfort.
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