New York Witness Details Defining Veracity of Hawley Case
New York May 22 A newspaper reporter testified about a Broadway party scene involving Miss Hawley Earl Carroll and champagne in a bathtub claiming the actress was undressed on stage as witnesses described the chaotic backstage drama Irwin described the events to the perjury trial. The testimony contrasted with earlier jury statements by the producer Smyth who had said the tub held only ginger ale. Carroll faces six counts of perjury.
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New York
Pretty' Foves ‘Hawley
Broadway
Rica
Tha Ub
Carroll
Miss Hawley
Patte
Carroll J
Irwin
Joyce
Owings
Miss. Hawley
Tria
Herbert C.smyth
Ad text touts miracle cure for stomach and liver ailments
A courtroom style claim extols Maya’s quick restored Bin as a simple harmless preparation removing entarhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract. The ad asserts one dose convinces or money refunded and lists druggists as sellers.
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Maya
Trial transcript reveals rebuke and champagne questions
The defense attorney is rebuked by Judge Goddard during cross examination of Irwin who explains covering Countess Vers Cathcart on her visit. Irwin describes a party bath scene and Smyth questions the quantity of champagne noting a tub filled to about two feet deep and totaling 119 gallons.
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Goddard
Smyth
Irwin
Vers Cathcart
Cathcart
Youth Killed by High Tension Wire in Wing Storm
Albert Agnew 17 died when a 4 400 volt line snapped during a wing storm and touched him. Funeral arrangements were being organized as authorities investigated the accident near Hamilton.
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Hamilton
Albert Agnew
T . Agnew
Guy
Political infighting hints at 1920s Prohibition clash
The passage discusses Democratic and Republican figures including Albert Ritchie and George Brennans as rivals in 1978 politics, with references to Mellon and the enforcement of the Volstead Act. It suggests a future open letter to President Coolidge advising that Prohibition is unenforceable and should be amended.
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New-York
Albert ‘c. Ritchie
Maryland
George S. Brennans
Ilinois
Congress
America
Washington
Mellon
Coolidge
Dynamite Attacks Hit Ohio P and L Tracks in Latest Strike
Akron Ohio May 21 reports say NY O P and L C Company tracks were dynamited on two divisions in a bid by striking workers. Sections of tails blown out on the Kent Ravenna line and the Akron Massillon division trestle near sub-station A and Uniontown damaged. Dynamite also damaged the Pennsylvania overhead ridge north of Brady Lake.
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Akron
NY Oo. P
L. C. Comany
Kent-Ravenna
Akron-Massillon
Uniontown
Kent- Ravenna
Drady Lakev
Pensylvania
Local Legal Actions and Divorces in Lorain County
A Lorain county note suit involves Black River township property with claims of all interested parties. Local driving while intoxicated case results in fines and costs. A divorce ruling grants a wife back her maiden name Helen Scabold to Mrs Xinger after a grounds of gross neglect. Coroner reports list 32 total deaths in Lorain County from Feb 23 to 20, including five fatal accidents and seven mental or natural causes. Another case questions a court's jurisdiction over a verdict in a separate action.
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Thompson
Harold
Helen Scabold
Xinger
Mornin
Lorain County
Jyles E. Perry
Death of Mrs Clarence Beardsley at Home for the Aged
Mrs Clarence Beardsley died at nine o'clock this morning at the Home of the Aged in Elyria on the eve of eighty two. She was born in Boston New York in 1844 and moved to Ohio in 1853 with her parents. She was married December 16 1874 and attended church. She leaves one sister Gertrude Hall and one niece Grace Freeman. Burial will be at Butterant Ridge Cemetery after services at West Avenue and Second. Carl Taylor Funeral Home to arrange services. Beauty Parlor Operators hold meeting in Elyria elect Naomi Wis a chairwoman.
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Irs
Goodman
Beardsley
Horn
Boston
Warren County
New York
Ohio
Clarence Beardsley
Gertrude Hall
Mound Co
Grace Freeman
West Avenue
Butterant_ Ridge cemetery
Carl Taylor
Additional Winners In Contest Draw at City Hall
Four Elyria residents won prizes in yesterday’s drawing. Harper of 154 Brandison Avenue won second prize of 25 dollars in apparel. Melene-Hzserodt of 228 Eighth Street won fourth prize of 25 dollars in hardware. Harking of 344 East Avenue won fifth prize of 25 dollars in hardware. Lawrence Allen of Quincy Street won eighth prize of 20 dollars in Colt. The report notes a charity aim to aid blind persons in Japan and mentions Queen Marie of Roumania joining the Greek Orthodox Church.
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Freserten
City Hall
Elyria
S . Harper
Brandison Avenue
Teizes
Saratfoiset
Melene-Hzserodt
Eighth Street
Prise
Eee Apparel
East Avenue
Lawrence Allen
Quincy Street
Nam
Veterans of Foreign Wars Fife and Drum Corps to wear uniforms
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Fife and Drum Corps met in the Township Trustees office to measure uniforms for memorial day display. Uniforms will be white with black accents and a black tipped cap, arriving late next week. The corps aims for a strong Memorial Day showing behind the Spanish American War Veterans section, led by Senior Vice Commander Joni J. Peltz.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Uscer
George
Davis
Township Trustees
V.F. W
Joni. J. Peltz
James ‘Elemes
Pennsylvania
War Departments
Willan F. Rook
Vy. F W. Post
Actus
Veterkins
Foreign Wars
Hook
Markets: Cleveland Produce Prices May 22
Cleveland markets list butter margarine and poultry prices with assorted grades and unit costs. Notable entries include butter extra fmn tubs at 43 to 45 cents, oleomargarine and western eggs showing varied quotes, and low grade poultry priced around 32 to 36 cents per pound.
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Cleveland
Pacuin
Cleveland Livestock Report May 21 Cattle Calves Sheep and Hogs
Cleveland Ohio May 21 Livestock receipts include 390 cattle sold with active market. Calves at 13 to 15.50 for good to choice. 22 to 33 for fair to good. Sheep and lambs 500 receipts with good to choice lambs at 24 to 31.5. Hogs 25 cents to market with $15 per head noted.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
The Toledo market shows mediums around 14.50 to 14.75, good mediums 14.50 to 14.75, roughs 11.50 to 12.00, and pigs 25.25 with hogs receipts near 800. Cattle trend slow, veal calves strong, and sheep and lambs steady amid varied bids.
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Toledo
Om Barket
Women form Charlemont club forest project in Massachusetts
Eighteen women in Charlemont Massachusetts acquire a tract of land to create a town forest. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts agrees to maintain the forest.
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Charlemont
Mass
America
Commonwealth of Masachcesetus
New Discovery Dissolves Freckles In Four Days
A health claim describes a treatment that promises to remove freckles in four days. The ad uses promotional language and asserts fast, inexpensive results with a cosmetic effect described as a cleaner, clearer skin look.
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