Tipling Fight for Control of Wheeling and Lake Erie
Cleveland May 23 The Teplin brothers face common pleas court to assert control of the Wheeling and Lake Erie system after a dramatic coup d etat. The Taplins ousted the Van Sweringens in a rump stockholders session and install a new board. An injunction and police guard were invoked to bar the old directors from acting as the Taplins demand transfer of records and property to the new administration.
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Cleveland
Teplin Brothers of
Common Pleas Court
van Sweringen
Taplins
Wheeling
Taplin
Taplinns
Jury Hears Suit For 25 000 Against Kohlmeyer In Estate Case
A jury today heard a suit brought by the administrator of the estate of the late Ann Isabella Clark Toraln seeking twenty five thousand dollars from Cornelius Kohlmeyer and others. The case centers on claims involving the Clark estate and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Isabella Clark
Toraln
Cornelius Kohlmeyer
Woman Sues Over Injuries From Staircase Fall
Plaintiff alleges injuries from a May 22 1926 stair collapse in a building owned by the defendants. The petition claims the hall had no light and no handrail, leading to a fall in which Mrs Clark died after the suit was filed.
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Massillon
Massillon State Hospital
Lima State Hospital
Mary Jeanboing
Mary Wilkof
Canton
Jury Awards 3760 in Sheppard vs Walton Ice and Fuel
A verdict awarded Benjamin Sheppard 3760 by the jury for a July 2 1927 accident against Walton Ice and Fuel company. The plaintiff sought 10250 in damages. Also notes Lorain County road improvement hearings by the Board of County Commissioners for four roads resurfacing with traffic bound macadam and a separate fire incident on Second Street where a Pontiac coupe cushion blaze was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Sheppard
Walton Ice and Fuel Company
Lorain County
Board of County
Durkee
Eaton Township
Baumhard
Brownhelm
Wellington Township
Vermont Street
LaGrange
Kraft
Second Street
Chapel Street
Children with matches start garage fire in East Avenue playhouse
A garage at 1273 East Avenue, used as a playhouse, caught fire at noon when children in the area set a box ablaze with matches. The blaze was contained after a regular bell alarm and the owner put it out with three pails of water. No injuries reported.
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East Avenue
No. 1
Robbers loot Evans Brothers Hardware in Cincinnati
Cincinnati reporters say robbers invaded Evans Brothers hardware store and stole guns, ammunition, tools and other articles valued at five thousand dollars. a safe was not touched. May 23.
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Cincinnati
Evans Brothers
Parade Route Details From City Page
The parade will travel east on Broad Street to East River and East Bridge streets, then to the Cleveland Street Gate and Cemetery Drive to the Soldiers Monument. After cemetery services, it will return via Harrison Street and Washington Avenue, ending at City Park. Citizens with autos are asked to volunteer.
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Broad Street
East River Street
East Bridge Street
Cleveland Street
Cemetery
Soldiers’ Monument
Harrison Street
Washington Avenue
City Park
E. J. Stankard
Po-wer
J. P. Mulray
Jas. A. Hew
Cleveland Automatic Considers Site in Elyria
Cleveland Automatic Machine Company plans to wipe out nearly one million dollars in dividend and sinking fund obligations with a stockholder vote set for June 21. The firm proposes a capital adjustment creating no par first preferred stock and no par common stock, with exchange options for current preferred holders.
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Cleveland, C
A. L. Garford
David L. Johnson
Cleveland Automatic Machine Company
First Preferred
Cleveland Exchange
Garford
Elyma
First
Awarded Judgments Against City of Lorain
A jury awarded Mrs Elizabeth C Sauer 32000 and Martin Sauer 1200 in suits against the city of Lorain alleging injuries from a July 4 1927 accident on East Erie avenue due to washboard pavement. F C Billings and J O Carpenter sued E D Hinkle for 416 34 on a cognovit note. Washington May 23 The American Red Cross announces May 24 as the last date to file claims under the disabled emergency officers retirement act for officers disabled in line of duty earning 75 percent of former pay upon retirement.
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Elizabeth C Sauer
Martin Sauer
Lorain
East Erie Avenue
STE
F.C. Billings
J. O. Carpenter
E. D. Hinkle
Washington
D.C
The
American Red Cross
Fits
Veterans Bureau
Red Cross
Oberlin plans new three year ministry prep with field work
Graduate School outlines a new plan for pre paring young men for the ministry. The three year course includes two summers of research and field study. First summer in a large city, weekly Oberlin discussions, then rural pastorate assignments in the second summer with continued meetings. President Wilkins praises the forward step as innovative for theological education. Miss Helen Keep, descendant of Rev. John Keep, attends the banquet and discusses historical documents. The school year closes with commencement events leading to June 18 ceremonies for arts and sciences and music.
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Graham
Oberlin
America
Wilkins
Helen Keep
John Keep
England
Miss Keep
Dr. Keep
Oberlin College
College of Arts and Sciences
Clevelanders Take Over Dining Room at Newell Hotel
Announcement of a management change at Hotel Newell dining room in Elyria states Henry Green and Ben Ecker, both of Cleveland, now operate the restaurant under hotel management. They succeed J. S. Eckenrode and plan to offer finest dining room service with emphasis on quality food and real service.
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Newell Dining Room
Henry Green
Ben Ecker
Cleveland
J. S. Eckenrode
Elyria
Passilie
Elder Place
Scarlet Fever Cases Rise in City Report
Sanitary Police Officer F H Williams announced thirty one scarlet fever cases in the city today, up six from the last tally. Two cases were Sunday, four Monday, two Tuesday, with one family released from quarantine. New cases came from the east and west sides. none were serious.
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Sanitary
F. H. Williams
Barnard-191 crew to start trans Atlantic from Old Orchard
The Barnard-191 prepared at Roosevelt Field for a May 23 trans Atlantic launch from Old Orchard Maine. Crew Armeno Lotti Jr and Jean Assolant expected back today. Plane radio range 650 to 700 miles and will mostly use 600 meter wave.
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Paris
Old Orchard
Armeno Lotti, Jr
Jean Assolant
Lefevre
Two Pilots Endure 84 Hours Aboard Refueling Run
Number Three continues after 84 hours aloft over Meacham Field as filers drop a note warning of possible fire during refueling. They reject parachutes, trust low fire danger, and may have tachometer issues. Wright whirlwind motor in their Ryan plane has 50,000 miles on it. observers fear engine failure during the grueling flight.
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Meacham Field
Markets and livestock trends in Cleveland and Toledo data
Today's produce quotations cover eggs potatoes and poultry with price ranges for fowls broilers leghorns and ducks. hogs cattle calves and sheep markets show steady to rising trends with varied weights and grades. Regional notes include Toledo livestock receipts and hay market prices in New York and Lorain theft report plus a local greenhouse evening hours notice.
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Cleveland
New York
Maine
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Timothy
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
An old advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting liquid pepsin for acute indigestion. It claims immediate relief and, with three weeks of regular use, cures long standing indigestion, promising a return of normal digestion and urging purchase with a money back guarantee.
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America
Dave
C. W. Phillip's
Military School Student Arrested on NYC Train
A 15 year old Miami Military School student named Jack Hollsinger was arrested Wednesday night by a craftroad detective on the eastbound New York Central train No 142. He confessed his plan to leave the academy and “bum” his way home to New York City amid questions about his detainment and the circumstances of his attempted journey.
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Miami
New York City
Elyria
Jack Hollsinger
From Germantown to Toledo on No 142
A boy traveled from the Germantown school site to Toledo by train No 142 and is held by police awaiting parental word. Parents have been notified of the arrest. Also, public card party Friday at 8 p.m. in E. of C hall with Pedro 500 bridge, prizes and lunch for 50c. By St Marys Organ Party.
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Wilmington
Fred Hagelbarger
Toledo
Ohio Christian Missionary Society
Ohio Disciples of Christ
Lima
Myers Y. Cooper
Germantown
Ohio
C Hall
Pedro
Bridge
St. Mary’s Organ Party
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Tipling
Thompson & Brookhouser
Middle Avenue
Sibley & Sprague
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad Street
Rialto Theater
Cavagna Bros
Ely
Public Service
Charles Molnar
Molnar
Furnace Street
Andrew Nieding
Nieding
Charles Schareen
Lake Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Zanesville, O
Granville Cullins
Dresden
Zanesville
Andrew Kinderman
Amelia Lahr
Here
Gallipolis
O. Mar
Florence Kerr
Gallia County Academy
Miami University
Cincinnati. O
George W. Roth
John B. Morris Foundry Company
Rothfuss
Columbus
Edward Rost
Hickory Street
Chillicothe
State Supreme Court
Cleveland Automatic
City OF
Newell
Roosevelt Field
L. AL
Henry B. Clarke
William Uldrich
Martin Jensen
Cleveland Livestock
Eight Street
Squad Co. 1
Hose Co. 1
Central Fire Station
William A. Bruck
F. BE. Biddenger
John Howarden
Lexington Avenue
Wainwright, Florist
Courtland
R. E. Norton
Ashtabula
Caticura Laboratories
Dept
Aluminum
Harry H. Smith Company
Max Horwitz
Carter
Acme
O’donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Elyria, Ohio
Barres & Welsh
Middle Ave
Castle’s Wall Paper and Paint Store
Estern
Western Reserve Finance Co
Simiar
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