Two Auto Crashes and Legal Rulings Highlight Local Briefs
Two crashes reported at West River and Hazel Streets involved William McCleHan and Sam Nagger with minor damage. S. A. Stanard of Cleveland rear ended A. H. Beavers on Broad Street, damaging Beavers’ car. In court news, Judge A. R. Webber granted decrees to Charles W. Young and Birdie B. Wotring for wilful absence and gross neglect, with property settlements noted. A motion for a new trial in the George Stacking case was denied and a $130 estate judgment awarded to a defendant in a fee dispute. Fire incidents claimed four small blazes including a church area fire, a residence gas-jet blaze, steel shavings spontaneous combustion, and a grass fire on Gak Street. Coroner studies in the Sheffield bus crash case proceed as verdict looms. William G. Newell, deemed insane, committed to Massillon state hospital. Charles Foster injured in a fall on arrival in Grafton.
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Sam Nagger
West River
Hazel Streets
S. A. Stanard
Cleveland
A. H. Beavers
Cleveland Street
Broad Street
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A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
Charles W. Young
Edna Young
Birdie B. Wotring
Jay C. Wotring
George Stacking
Henry Shauver
W. B. Thomson
Common Pleas Court
George Stocking
Methodist Episcopal Church
Easine Company No. 1
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Drennan
Hyman Iron and Metal Yard
Rush Street
Gak Street
Sheffield
Myles E. Perry
Perry
Massillon
Willam G. Newell
Oberlin
State Hospital
Sheriff's Department
Charles Foster
Clinton Street
Cincinnati
Grafton
New York Central
Middletown civic drive raised over $1.05 million to fund public works
In a sprawling address, a Middletown leader describes a 17-agency plan including a new hospital Y M C A girls club public health nurse and a golf course. Industry and business groups pledged matched funds driving a total of 1,056,000 in three weeks with a maintenance plan to sustain the efforts amid 1920s economic strain. The speaker urges selling the idea to citizens and stresses unity and service as core city mission.
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Ohio
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Chambers of Commerce
Stong
Stock market daily roundup from Cleveland live stock
Cattle receipts 660, calves 500, market steady with top 1200. Sheep and lambs receipts 4090, market 25 to 50 cents higher. Hogs receipts 6000, mixed shifts 15 to 5 cents lower. yorkers 950 to 965, mixed 975 to 985, heavies 1006, mediums 1000, pigs 8, roughs 850, stags 600.
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Leopold Loeb Now Sued For $700000
A $100,900 damage suit was filed in Joliet Illinois on behalf of taxi driver Charles Hearn against Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard A Loeb. The suit accuses the famed killers of kidnapping and mutilating Hearn the night of November 21, 1923. The alleged mutilation occurred on the prairie near Franks body, which was stuffed in a drain pipe.
Elyria Community Chest Drive Urged to Top Goals
A crowd notes the community effort to raise funds led by local dignitaries and factory organizers. Speakers emphasize teamwork, pledges from Fox Furnace workers, and the need to surpass prior years as residents and beneficiaries call for swift support to hospitals Salvation Army and crippled children.
Holding His Own With Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
A reader praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments. The letter claims a friend with acute indigestion recovered after taking the product and notes the remedy removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation. It asserts one dose convinces and offers money back. Advertisement.
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Town rally vows unity with Team No. 14
Jack Warden and Bill Daney pledge town support as they denounce rival lines and claim to back General Team No. 14. They promise to stand firm, fight to the last hour, and march over the top with the team.
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Bill Daney
Tuwmor
Akron youths held in a housebreaking gang
Akron police report arrest of Rex Conrad, 22, and Jane Brubaker, 27, part of a seven member gang blamed for months of hold ups in Akron and surrounding areas. Confessions said to implicate in over 30 robberies. Other detainees include Harry Abshire, 17, Robert Odown, 18, Eddie Brooks, 17, Fred Stoysin, 17, James Pesslar, 15. Loot valued in the thousands recovered or missing with ongoing jury action expected. Market notes alongside.
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Alleged murderer pleads not guilty in Lorain case
Mathew Novack charged with first degree murder in the stabbing death of his wife Mary pleads not guilty at arraignment before Judge J. F. Strenick. He is held without probation pending two preliminary hearings as police say he confessed to the slaying. Lorain Council declines to join Municipal Natural Gas Conference due to lack of funds.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
West Virginia
Three Senate seats to be filled by next session
Washington report notes three Republican vacancies in the Senate as Lodge Brandegee and Colt leave the chamber when Congress reconvenes. Seniority rolls determine seating near the presiding officer, with Warren of Wyoming first choice to take Lodge's historic desk once used by Webster Sumner and Hoar. Also included is a Lorain land sale notice: Raymond Cooke to M J Neha, lot 76, Lake View Park allotment, $2,000.
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Senator Lodge
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Daniel Webster
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