NO CHANGE IN CONDITION OF FALL
Duet in Washington November 7 report Albert B Fall former secretary of Interior and defendant in the Fell Sinclair Oil conspiracy case shows little change since Saturday He had a severe coughing spell for several hours but his condition is generally improved from Friday Slight improvement noted Saturday and yesterday but it is still uncertain when he can return to New Mexico Mrs Fall spends many hours at his bedside.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
Sinclair
Devay
New Mexico
Shieks Fill Gas Tank End Up In Jail Near Lorain county
Magonil Ali and Saimer Khan two Syrian sheiks traveling incognito with no funds for gas or oil stopped at a Penfield center oasis. They asked Fred Kieinhantz to fill their tank then departed after he checked the oil. They were arrested in Litchfield and held for trial on petty larceny with Khan fined 25 and costs and Ali 10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Mathews
Magonil Ali
Saimer Khan
Penfield Center
Lorain County
George This Marning
Kahn
Vermont floods devastate towns. cities struck hard
Property damage in the millions with nearly 1,000 homeless. Proctorsville and Ludiow badly damaged, St Albans scattered, Montpelier isolated by ruined rail lines. Franklin county villages Enosburg Milton Richford Cambridge and Hardwick seek aid as Waterbury reports many deaths but cannot confirm totals due to isolation.
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Proctorsville
Ludiow
Attormer
John G. Sargent
St. Albans
Montpelier
Vermont
Franklin County
Enosburg
Milton
Richford
Cambridge
Hardwick
Waterbury
Three Owls Sing A Cautionary Barnyard Song
Detroit radio artists Ford and Glenn at the Cadillac hotel presented a children's song from Chas. C. Lord last night during bedtime hour. The lyric features three little owls and three mice, ending with a warning about a snare and a playful refrain.
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Ford
Glenn
Cadillac Hotel
Detroit
Chas. C. Lord
Tle
Hinky
Dinky
Ohio birth and death rates rise amid 1926 yearend totals
Ohio 1926 births total 124,298 versus 127,858 in 1925 with city rate 19.9 and rural 18.8. Homicides rose to 540 from 504. Stillbirths climbed to 4,821 while personal crisis reports reached 874, up 216. Racial birth patterns show 3 Japanese, 3 Indians, and 32 Chinese born in Ohio. Painesville highest city rate 31.2. Scioto county 28.8 and Highland 14.1. Female births at 22 years most common with 7,586 babies. Miners murder near Amsterdam details reported in Steubenville.
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Ohio
Scioto County
Highland County
Painesville
Damaged Cars on Middle Ave Highlight Local News
A pair of vehicles collision Friday on Middle Avenue near Fourth Street left William Reitz’s car and a car driven by Mr. Holzmer of Cleveland damaged while waiting for a streetcar. Two divorce suits were dismissed in Judge Thompson’s court. Harley Noland paid a fine for intoxication. Charles Crehore sold his chestnut saddle horse Chester Peavine to Mr. Bloade of Sandusky. Three divorces were granted in local court, including William Rogers and Hannah Taylor. Rabbits and cavies show results from Norwalk featured in social notes. The J F Burke residence at 257 Washington Ave was sold to Dr. R. E. B. Jackson. Lorain County cases include judgments against Myrtie Sessler and Usher parties.
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ARS
Middle Ave
William Reitz
Columbus Street
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Holzmer
West 45Th Street
Cleveland
Charles Crehore
Bloade
Sandusky
W. W. Curtice
Dr. Norton
W. B. Thompson
William R. Rogers
Lorain
Gladys J. Rogers
N. Braddock
Hannah Taylor
K. C. Taylor
Amony
Howard McNutt
Evelyn McNaitt
Erlevence
Two machines catch fire over week end
Firemen were called out on two alarms this week end when two rear engines caught fire by flooded carburetors being ignited when the machines back fired. A machine belonging to H. J. Egolf 824 Middle avenue was slightly damaged Saturday night and a car belonging to Ed Baker which caught on fire Sunday afternoon was saved by its owner.
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H. J. Egolf
Middle Avenue
Ed, Baker
Disorderly conduct fines and case dismissals in city court
Henry Rosencrantz of Second street alley was fined 4 plus costs for disorderly conduct after pleading guilty. Oscar E. Week of West avenue had his charge dismissed by Mayor Harry Hinkgan. Weck claimed Rosencrantz owed him money and Rosencrantz struck him Sunday on West avenue. Edgar Allen to address Young Men's Club at the Y M C A likely on crippled children's work. Ronald Breuning of the Elyria Y had auto theft charge dismissed by Mayor Hinkson. claim insufficient evidence. Walter Siekerski fined 1 and costs for intoxication in police court. Tuellie Baward and Pan Kawards filed for divorce custody and alimony in Lorain common pleas court.
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Henry Rosencrantz
Second Street Alley
Oscar E. Week
West Avenue
Harry Hinkgan
Weck
Rosencrantz
Donald Breuning
Elyria "Y
J. Walker
Harry Hinkson
Imayor
Breuning
Walker
Lakewood
Walter Siekerski
Tuellie Baward
Pani Kawards
6Th Street
Lorain
Divorce suit over custody and alleged abuse filed
Lois D. Mopewell sues Willard A. Mopewell in New York City for divorce and custody of their daughter citing three years of wilful absence and lack of support after alleged spousal abuse requiring surgical care. In a separate incident, Mrs. Erin Archbold and Lara Hempt escaped injury when Archbold’s car skidded into a telephone pole on Oberlin Road and both women were treated at Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Erin Archbold
Kenmore Road
Cleveland
Lara Hempt
N. Moreland Boulevard
Archbold
Oberlin Road
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Winter Shoots Planned at Spring Valley Club
Low attendance halted yesterday’s session at Spring Valley gun club. An announcement says shoots will be held most Sundays through the winter season with accommodations arranged to improve comfort for participants.
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Spring Valley
Spring Valley Gun Club
Stove placed in gun club house for warmth at shooting event
A stove has been placed in the gun club house and the front has been glassed in so shooters can watch those who are shooting while remaining in a warm place until their turn comes. It is expected that a large crowd will be on hand next Sunday.
Cranberries Command Premium as Opening Season Price
Market notes from Columbus show Howe cranberries commanding about 8 a box as the season begins. Prices shift for several items: Tokays at 1.73 to 2.00 per crate, lettuce varieties at 3.75 per crate and 0.08 per lb, onions at 4.50 per 100 lbs, oranges at 5.50 to 5.26 per box, potatoes 2.75 per 150 lb sack, sweet potatoes 1.00 per hamper, and eggs with farm receipts detailing regional prices from Maine to WisconsinReaders see price changes across produce, poultry, butter and eggs with varied regional figures.
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Columbus
Howe
Ohio
California
Florida
Cleveland
Maine
Gainesville
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cleveland Livestock Market Report November First
Cleveland market notes livestock receipts with hogs cattle and sheep data. Hogs quoted with various weight ranges and prices including 10 to 15 cents higher. cattle and calves show higher steer prices and broad ranges for beef cows and vealers. sheep receipts at 4000 with lambs and fat lambs rising, cull and feeding lambs listed with price bands.
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Cleveland
TolenoG Livestock Toledo Hog Receipts Rise
TolENOG Livestock at Toledo reports hog receipts 423 with market up 16 to 15 higher. Heavies 1000 to 1025, mediums 1000 to 1050, workers 950 to 1000. Good pigs 50 to 900. Calves receipts light, market steady. Sheep and lambs receipts light, market strong to 25 higher.
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Tolenog Livestock
Toledo
Oberlin voters face multiple tickets and initiatives
Oberlin residents go to polls tomorrow with village and township tickets for council and school board races, four township trustees with three to be elected, and a township clerk candidate. Referendum and initiative on chiropractics and justice act draw extra attention. Polls open 6 20 a.m. and close 6 30 p.m. CST. Maurice Marechal, French cellist, appears Tuesday on the Artist Recital program by the Oberlin Conservatory.
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Oberlin
J. N. Stone
S$. G. Ciifton
Mia
O. C. McKee
J. D. Yocom
A. A. Saxton
C. D. Herrick
A. C. Wangerine
John Davidson
Glenn Hobbs
House
Senate
Doas
Creliast
Maurice Marechal
Oberlin Conservatory
Oberlin social notes include several weekend visits
The column lists numerous visitors and guests in Oberlin over the weekend. Doris and Lois Peabody of Cleveland visited their mother, Mrs EB Peabody on North Professor street. Robert Warren of Geneva and Jerry Harris of Warren were Oberlin guests. Jane Harris of Warren stayed with Alma Warren. David Smith of Ashtabula visited T E and Ren R Whiting. Margaret Rood of Williamsfield stayed with Katherine Hopwood, Helen Eddy of Lorain visited Gladys White, Charles Brandt of Cleveland visited, and Mr. and Mrs. B T Nesbett of Grafton were Oberlin visitors. Donald Burr spent Sunday with his mother in Cleveland.
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Doris
Lois Peabody
Cleveland
Eb, Peabody
North Professor Street
Robert Warren
Geneva
Ohio
Jerry Harris
Warren, O
Oberlin
Jane Harris
Warren
Misa Alma Warren
South Professor Street
David Smith
Ashtabula
Mesars
T, E
Ren R. Whiting
Margaret Rood
Wil- Hamsfield
Katherine Hopwood
West College Street
Helen Eddy
Lorain
Gladys White
Charles Brandt
B. T. Nesbett
Grafton
Donald Burr
North Pleasant Street
Lavoptik Eye Relief Advertisement Claim
A vintage ad from Ebert's Drug Store promotes Lavoptik as mild soothing relief for eye pains and inflammation. It asserts rapid improvement and daily use for tired eyes, with a free eye cup offer and attribution to Mrs. T. Meek.
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Lavoptik
Elyrian Denies Liquor Charge in Police Court
Jacek Davis of Bathstrwar pleaded not guilty in police court to liquor possession. His trial will be held next week after police found about six gallons of alcohol at his business during Saturday’s arrest. Davis was taken into custody by officers Soutiam Zarate hard mud and state Prohibition Inspector O B Rankin with deputy Frank Smith.
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Elyrian
Jacek Davis
Bathstrwar
Davis
Rankin
Frank Smith
Race headlines stir Ohio cities as votes loom
The page lists mayoral contests across Ohio including Toledo Mansfield Canton Steubenville Lorain and Springfield with independents and party candidates. Highlights include William T. Jackson versus William G. Guittein in Toledo, Curtis challenging S. Swarts in Canton, Brinner opposing Ports Brinner in Mansfield, Sanders vs Contes in Steubenville, Standen against Lagton in Lorain and a $1 200 000 bond vote for Springfield City Hospital.
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Frans Yosan
Munier- MU
Vetemnan
J. EL. Barnes
J.B. Compton
Cty School Board
Toledo
Wiliam T. Jackson
William GB. Guittein
Organization
Grant FL Northrup
Mansfield
Henry G. Braimner
J. Earl Ports Brinner
Ec ¢. Curtis
Donehey
St. Swarts
Canton
Méllett
Steubenville
Fone Candeates
ER. I. ¢. Sander
Capt. A. A. Franzheim
Oliver Canley
George Roche
Sanders
Lorain
J. C. Standen
EH. P. Lagton
Springfield
City Hospital
Golden wedding anniversary reception at Old Glory Grange
NUMBER THREE continued from page details a reception for a golden wedding anniversary at Old Glory Grange hall in LaGrange tonight. Pomona lecturer Creta Walker organized a program with songs, debates on holiday merrymaking versus extravagance at Christmas, etc. State Representative Elmer Cotton spoke on legislative matters, and Frank VanArsdale urged regular Grange attendance. The next Pomona meeting is set for Oberlin Grange hall in January. Try an ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page. It Pays.
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Old Glory Grange
LaGrange
J. Palmer
Penfield
Phelps
Wellington
Rady Cotton
Amherst
N. Coe
Rudgeville
Elmer Cotton
J. H. Stephens
Ridgeville
Frank VanArsdale
Clareland
Edward Catton
Oberlin Grange Hall
Chronicle Telegram
Newark Election Shapes Up With Races and Levy Question
Voters will decide on a five year operating levy for the hospital and elect three of seven Board of Education candidates. Three city commissioners will be chosen as the gubernatorial race centers on local issues. A tight contest for municipal judge features Wayne Collier and W L Stevens with party backing from the Klan and rival Robbing Hunter. Ohio cities face votes on schools, sewers, grade crossings, hospitals, and transport plans.
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Board of Education
Newark
W. L. Stevens
Wayne Collier
Stevens
Khan
Charles Kent
Klin
Robbing Hunter
Ohio
Polls Open 6:30 to 6:30 Tuesday for Ballots
Polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday for ballot casting. This is the last chance to register, with transfers and those out of the city on the two preceding days eligible for processing.
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Ywoday
Flooded Vermont Desolation After Severe Warnings
Montpelier and nearby areas lie nearly wrecked by floodwaters. Cattle drowned in large numbers and towns like Barra Waterbury Bolton Jonesville North Burlington Richmond report multiple fatalities. Among the dead is Lieut Governor Hollister Jackson. Relief efforts suffer shortages but strive to aid the homeless.
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Montpelier
United States
Barra
Hollister Jackson
Waterbury
Red Cross
Winooskuvler
Bolton
Jonesville
North Buxbury
Richmond
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Otto
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Steubenville, O
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Y. and O. Coal Company
Amsterdam
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Axminster
Biyria
Institu Home Furniture CO
Lodi St
Eleria
Hazel C. Rickard
Bert H. Rickard
Grets Fisher
Foster Fisher
Harley Noland
Noland
J. F. Burke
Washington Avenue
R. E B. Jackson
Dor. Jackson
Lorain County Finance Co
Myrtie Sessler
Court of Common Pleas
W. S. Wise
Paul A. Usher
Sue F. Usher
W. A. Rudy
W. T.thompson
Fred Wilson
Stop 7
G. Mathews
S. J. George
Wilson
Rotary WL
Harold H. Burton
Cuyahoga Council of the American Legion
Rotary Club
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Mary Cajdik
Steve Zboran
W. 22Nd Street
Dieas
Zboran
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North Pleasant ST
Rence
Finney Memorial Chapel
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