Pioneer Days of Camden Township in the Western Reserve
Camden Township settlers began with Leonard Clark in 1829, followed by Herod Pike and many others as the community grew. Deer, wild turkeys, raccoons and even cub bears signaled abundant game while early homes, schools, taverns, churches, a store, and a post office formed the fledgling town amid railroad expansion and underground railroad activity.
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Western Reserve
Camden
Lemuel Storrs
Nehimiah Hubbard
Joshua Storrs
Henry Champion
Abigginal Deming
Hartford
Conn
Heman Ely
Elyria
Washington College
Henrietta
Brighton
Leonard Clark
Moses Pike
Johnson
Herod Pike
Moses
William Scott
John Johnson
Roswell Babcock
David Wells
Reuben Eddy
Kipton
H. McFarland
Herod
Eliza Pike
Canton Killer Suspect Nabbed After Fatal Shootings
Bowser, arrested in Canton after two people were killed, confessed to cashing a paycheck at a Randall butcher shop and buying underwear near the scene. Underwear found bloodstained by Jefferson County authorities. He said he had farm work in Ohio and Indiana since March and came to Canton last Saturday night. Police acted on a tip and three officers arrested him Sunday morning.
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Bowser
Canton
Randall
Jefferson County
Ohio
Indiana
Daltoc
Union Mission
Court opens marathon Doheny trial panel fills gallery
A Washington courtroom crowd gathers as the Doheny case begins with Judge Fall and Doheny seated amid a vast legal array. District Attorney Gordon outlines the jury process while defense counsel Horan probes potential biases, including concerns about Chinese, Catholic, and fraternal connections influencing juror selection.
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Natal
Doheny
Washington Cour
Petton Gordon
Paul Adams
Freak Horan
Book rumors and veniremen questioned in high profile trial
Hogan cites a new novel by Samuel Hopkin Adams said to expose Harding era scandals in semi fiction. Jurors faced probing questions from both sides as officials questioned their potential prejudices while several veniremen including Kenny Parker Blodgett Smoot Sampson and Smyth were scrutinized or excused amid recesses and impromptu remarks about reading the book.
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Hogan
Samuel Hopkiny Adams
Harding
Adams
Thomas J. Walsh
Walsh
Henry D. Byers
American Express Company
Thomas R. Carey
George Cobb
Cobb
William ©. Knes
Motoraman
Robert Kenny
Riggs National Bank
Riggs Bank
Hoon
Kenny
Aionto Parker
Parker
Venireman
Byron Blodgett
Charlies W_ Simpson, Jr
Bertham Sampson
iJohn F. Smoot, Jr
Expressclerk
Smoot
Hugh E. Smyth
Samuels
Musicianz
Bernard Snow
Ama
Wiliam J. Briggs
Briggs
Bureau of “End Docks
Navy
Wader
Owen J. Roberts
Byron FE. Blodgett
My Plain Company
Clinton Carver
Senator Walsh
Witam BR. Carson
Winfield Martingale
Martingale
Joseph P. Locke
Washington Time Herald
Willon Lambert
Chester M. Parker
Roberts
Veniremen
William Kues
Bertrem Sampson
Sampson
Sampoon
William R. Clarksom
Chas. Y. Samuels
Peaches Browning Granted Weekly Alimony in White Plains
Frances Perches Browning Ing was awarded 300 dollars weekly alimony and 8,500 dollars counsel fees by Supreme Court Justice Morschauser in White Plains after consolidation of Browning's separation suit filed in Poughkeepsie and the wife's counterclaim. Browning sought 4,000 monthly alimony and 25,000 in fees. fees to be paid within ten days of notice.
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White Plains
Nty
Frances “Perches
Brown Ing
Milliantaire
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Browning
Poughkeepsie
U S Govt Sues Cleveland Steel Firm In War Shell Case
The government files suit for 129444 51 against National Malleable and Steel Castings Company of Cleveland alleging payment for defective trench mortar shells. The firm with Chicago Toledo and Indianapolis branches allegedly delivered 183161 shells for a 1150000 contract in Indianapolis on December 31 1917 and faced a prior $3000 fine for Sherman Anti Trust issues.
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Cleveland
National
Maleable and Steel Castings Company
Chicago
Toledo
Indianapolis
National Malleable and Steel Castings Company
National Malleable Company
Consuelo Vanderbilt Loveless Match Denial News Item
London society buzzed as The People published an interview with Mme. Jacques Balsan denying coercion in the recent marriage to the Duke of Marlborough. She asserted the step was her own and called allegations slander, while noting later discussion was not her affair.
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Consuelo Vanderbilt
London
People
Mme
Jacques Falsam
Consulo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Rota
Mme Balsan
Local News In a Few Lines From Lorain Area
Local news items report John Waera of Lorain jailed for a drunken driving charge after a collision claim by Richard Nimeth. Fire crews responded to a late night ice cream plant fire caused by a burping gas retardant with no plant damage. Clara Rais of Lorain files for divorce on grounds of neglect and cruelty, seeking custody. City offices close for Clinton Theobald funeral. he served as city and county engineer. A Cleveland patrolman’s negligence spared Elyria mayor from a two dollar fine for an unpaid parking offense.
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Lomain
John Waera
Lorain
Defamit
Justice 8
J. George
Waera
Sherif Fred Vaderalll
Elyria-Lorain Road
Richard Nimeth
Waeza
Engine Co. No
East Broad Street
East River Street
Invorce
Clara Rais
Lewis Rain
Tiffin
Theobald
Clinton Theobald
Park Avenue
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin Manufacturing Company seeks receiver aid
A petition filed today by James Edward asks a receiver be appointed for Oberlin Manufacturing Company. He claims the firm has many creditors including himself and notes a $435.62 judgment against the company in common pleas court remains unpaid. A separate report says two packages were taken from a car on Broad Street and not recovered. Joe Folksam was fined one dollar and costs after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in police court.
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AB Reiver
Oberlin
Oberlin Manufacturing Company
James Edward
Edward
Broad Street
Joe Folskma
Castes
Folsha
Cluilty
Hospital fundraiser drives city aid and services
NUMBER FOUR reported a total today of 7409 with donors Perry-Fay Pfandler Her shaw Fuller Goodwin and General Industries contributing. Luncheon featured Ruth Roth Veda Havler Fred Brown and speakers Chamberlain Lersch Webber. The hospital loses 107 daily per patient and must rely on the Community Chest. Three resident physicians will staff the hospital day and night next year. Louie Hadaway moved a park booth boosting receipts, while Mrs Kolinski is ill and replaced by Mrs Starr Faxon and Mrs Tel Ghilis. Secretary T L McRee said seven to eight hundreds pledges must come in before Wednesday.
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Perry-Fay Co
Pfandler Co
Hershaw Fuller & Goodwin Co
General Industries
Ruth Roth
Veda Havler
Fred Brown
P. P. Reese
George Chamberlain
Robert Lersch
L Lawrence Webber
Louie Hadaway
Merth’s
Peter Kolinski
Starr Faxon
Tel Ghilis
T. L. Mcree
Community Service Council
Campaign speakers urge all-out effort to save community chest
Morse appeals to see all prospects as Chamberlain urges tense moment in the village barn raising tale. Lersch defends hospital access. Webber and Webber urge workers to push last hours of the drive. Prospect cards due by noon tomorrow and open hours extended to boost the total.
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Morse
George Chamberlain
Tbese
Chamberlain
Filyria
Robert Lersch
Elora Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Webber
Webber
George Stevens
J. ©. Burke
A.C. Hudcutt
J. B. Johnson
Orman Webber
King Ferdinand's Condition Precarious In Bucharest
Nov 22 reports King Ferdinand's condition is precarious and Dr Lescue a French specialist has been called to decide if an operation is necessary The Coventfr article says official permission bears the announcement Meanwhile factions maneuver to block efforts to restore Prince Carol and end the regency
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Bucharest
Ferdinand
Lescue
Coventfr
Coventful
Carol
Straus challenges Ford over alleged Jewish deception
Nathan Straus of New York challenges Henry Ford to submit his charges against Jews to a ten member panel of clergy and laymen, eight selected by Ford and two by Straus, arguing Ford was misled by sympathizers. The proposal follows Ford’s Dearborn Independent attacks and precedes the National Conference on Palestine.
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Boston
Henry Ford
Nathan S.traus
New York
Detroit
Ford
Straus
Dearborn Independent
National Conference On Palestine
Supreme Court narrows liquor transport seizure power
Washington Nov 22 The Supreme Court upheld a Kansas law allowing confiscation of an automobile used to haul liquor even if the owner is unaware or innocent. The ruling affirms state authority to seize vehicles used in illicit liquor transport.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas
King Ben Parnell declares vow of celibacy amid House of David crisis
From Benton Harbor Michigan on November 22 1925 King Benjamin Parnell head of the Israelites at the House of David network says he has led a celibate life for about 33 years and denounces charges as blackmail. He vows to face accusers in court and claims divine protection as his faith guides him through trials.
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House of David
Benjamin Parnell
The
International News Service
Detroit Times
Hy Denjamin Parnell
Benton Harbor
Mich
George Bookwalter
Bessie Woodworth
Bessie
Mary
Markets in Cleveland Toledo markets and world blind totals
Cleveland and Toledo market notes show cattle hogs and poultry prices with steady to strong bids, including beef and veal values, lambs and sheep. A separate line asserts an estimate of more than 2,900,000 blind people worldwide.
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Clevelanu
Toledo
Oberlin Editor to Speak at Forum Club Forum
Oberlin editor W. F. Philips will address the Forum Club on What the Business Man Works for tonight in the library faculty room. The event is open to the public with a series of talks planned on the subject, starting at 7:15.
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FORUM
Oberlin
Forum Club
W. FH. Philips
Four Men Arrested After Looting Post Office Vaults
Four men were caught in the act of looting a post office station in Detroit. The suspects named themselves as John Walsh of San Francisco aged 27 Patrick Carmey 25 Detroit Thomas Riley 60 Pittsburgh and Alfred Smith Detroit. A second gang cracked another post office vault escaping with $1000.
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Detroit
Das
John Walsh
San Francisco
Patrick Carmey
Thomas Riley
Pittsburgh
Alfred Smith
Elyria Man Fined in Lorain on Intoxication Charge
Elyria man Fox was fined $2 and costs after pleading guilty to an intoxication charge in Lorain. An unloaded pistol was found in his pocket by a police officer, with two stools cut to the gun’s handle. Fox claimed a friend had loaned him the gun, and returned it. The intoxication charge was the only one pressed.
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Lorain
Fox
Elyria
Alliceman
Sherif
Kipten
O. Fox
Fust
Bir
Death halts reunion of Cattas brothers in Ohio
In Lorain on November 22 a feast remains untouched as Sam Cattas learns his brother Mike, who had planned a long awaited reunion after fourteen years apart, died Saturday in Mexico City. Sam runs a small cigar store in Lorain while Mike had lived with his nephew in Iberia. Mike was visiting his son in Mexico when he died, and Sam prepared to attend the funeral.
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Death Lorain
Sam Cattas
Mike Cattas
Mexico City
Sam
Ray Hull
Iberia
Mike
Mexico
Catlas
High Tension Line Falls Near Lorain
A Lake Shore Electric Company high tension line collapsed near Lorain causing radio reception disruption with minimal property damage. Real estate transfers listed include Mary J Bearer to Ben Berkoske for parts of Nichols addition at $10 and several Lorain area parcels transferred for $10 each to different buyers.
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Lorain Lorain
Lake Shore Electric Company
Mary J Bearer
Ben Berkoske
Nichols
Ely Tia
Charles K. Rishman
Lake View Parn
Lorain
I A. Chappel
L Kennedy
Melrace Allotment
SheMeld
Ely Realty Co
Michael Martis
West Nith Street
Elyria
Relatives Testify on Beach Alibi in Stevens Case
Applegate testified Stevens weighed a six pound fish on Lavallette beach at dusk on September 14 1922 and the group said good night around 10 33 pm as they headed home Witnesses including Mrs Anna Evanson John Piard and Howard Price backed Stevens alibi claiming he was on the beach that evening The trial scene featured a parade of alibi witnesses as investigators pressed for precise memory amid newspaper reprints and reporters notes.
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Applegate
Stevens
Lavallette
de Russel
Jane
Simpson
Anna Evanson
Henry Stevens
John Piard
Howard Price
Philadelphia
Sarah Wilson
Jerse City
Largallette
Ace
Elaine
Mrs. Wilson
Don't Risk Pneumonia By Neglecting a Cold
An old advertisement warns that neglecting a cold risks pneumonia. It touts Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a quick remedy to stop coughs and colds, claiming it soothes throat and bronchial linings and prevents pneumonia. if pneumonia develops, see a doctor. Product priced 60 cents to $1.00.
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Ayer
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