Probate filings and appointments noted in Lorain office
Entries show wills filed and probate actions for residents including Carrie M. Rosa Wellington Esther Csonka Julia A. Tite and Ina Takacs. Appointments include a strator and a stratrix with unsettled estates in Lorain and related bond matters.
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Carrie M. Rosa
Wellington
Ew Chrosterg
Lujarrielli
Lorain
Julia A. Tite
Esther Csonka
Field
Jaret Takacs
Stratrix
Ina
Takaca
Lorin
Dalama
Frankch
Mayor investigates egg price spike in two weeks
In Cincinnati on November 6 the mayor probes sharp egg price rises seen over two weeks with retail prices noted. In Vark on November 6 Margarite aged four died after dress ignited by an open gas flame. Another crash near Granville Creek injures two. Baltimore detectives arrest George Shuman in Belmont County on charges linked to a train wreck with alleged confession.
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Vark
Baltimore
Rheumatism Claim Promises Fast Relief and Cure
An advertisement touts Alien ly Own and Al as a cure for rheumatism claiming it dissolves uric deposits in joints and swiftly drives the disease from the body. The speaker asserts years of suffering turned to health and guarantees a full bottle with a dedicated medicalist.
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Mr. Anen
Berlin troops move to quell Saxony revolt
Berlin authorities deploy troops to Saxony to suppress a communist revolt. Dr. Carl, the province’s ruler, and Ber Heinze are named to lead military actions as forces are rushed to the area.
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Berlin
Saxony
Carl
Ber- Heinze
Oldsmobile Six Finishes Coast to Coast High Gear Trip
The first car to cross the American continent from Atlantic to Pacific in high gear arrived in Los Angeles. Baker drove 3380 miles from New York City starting October 8th, overcoming storms and extreme conditions. The Oldsmobile Six used only 18 ounces of oil with gasoline mileage above 25 miles per gallon.
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Pacific
Los Angeley
Cannon-Ball
Baker
New York City
New York
Middle West
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
George E Cryer
Alfred Reeves
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Reeves
Continent
Oldsmobile
Local Improvements and Notable Visits in Columbia
In Columbia on November 6 the high school building gained plumbing improvements by H A Curtiss of Berea. Roy Churchward installed two news stores. Mrs L L Myers hosted Miss Parchard of Lorain. George Spitzer of Grafton delivered a new Ford truck Thursday. The community mourns the death of Mr John Boone after an accident. funeral services were held at his son Earl’s home on Sunday afternoon.
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Columbia
H. A. Curtiss
Berea
Roy Churchward
L. L Myers
Berea Ani
Earl
Ted
World War I Claims Total 380 Million Dollars Adjudicated
The mixed Anglo American claims commission ruled two major payments totaling 380 million dollars. The German government is liable for sinking the Lusitania, with 278 claims amounting to 23.79 million. The United States claim seeks 345 million for 3 190 war risk insurance claims. In Ohio news Colonel Jimi A. Thompson and ex governor Harry L. Davis join a committee of 100 for Armistice Day events. Cleveland judges Sayre Middleton and Mack will be dinner guests of the Cleveland Bar Association.
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Washington
Thay
Theerman
Hner
Usitania
Unitedates
Cleveland
Jimi A. Thompson
Harry L. Davis
America Legion
Edwin D. Sayre
Athens
William H. Middleton
Waverly
Roscoe Mack
Gallipolis
Cleveland Bar Association
Remembered Citizen Earl Boone Funeral Notes
Reverend W. W. Davis officiated and Mrs. Charles Mills sang at the service for John Boone. He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs. Kate Potter of Michigan a son Earl and three grandchildren. Acme Grange No 1440 to elect officers November 7 1923. Several Elyria residents attended the Boone funeral.
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W. W. Davis
Charles Mills
John Boone
Kate Potter
Michigan
Earl
Acme Grange No. 1440
Geo. Mary
Clarence Adams
William Morse
Elyria
Rumor Hints Help to German Reds on West Front
In Cincinnati Adolph Goldenburg, 31, a shipping clerk, feared blindness and planned a shotgun suicide by using his toe to press the trigger before ending his life. In Newark Colorado George Loar was arrested for bootlegging after friends sought cider.
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West Frontier
Cincinnati
Adolph Goldenburg
Newark, CO
George Loar
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