Court of Appeals Schedules for Ninth Judicial District
The Ninth Ohio Judicial District Court of Appeals will hold terms in Akron, Elyria, Wooster, and other counties this spring and fall. Judges Washburn Funk and Pardee report a 106 percent rise in court business compared to last year. Cases heard between Sept 1, 1927 and Sept 1, 1922 were twice as numerous as the prior year, with all decisions so far standing unreversed by the state supreme court.
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Mrs Thomas Watson May Seek Senate Appointment
Atlanta Oct 2 Mrs Thomas E Watson widow of the late United States Senator from Georgia may be tendered the unexpired term by appointment until an election chooses a new senator in November. Governor Hardwick indicated action during the day. If appointed she would become the only woman member of the senate though she could not take the oath of office. The appointment would enable her to draw a senator's salary through certification.
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Atlanta woman injured in acid attack by estranged husband
Gladys Presneil, a former theater employee, was splashed with acid in Atlanta as her husband, Mire Neil Vpadnan, was sentenced for the assault. Mrs Presneil lost her eye and her husband allegedly arranged the attack to affect their family.
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Neil Vpadnan Fir Lador
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Prestett
Prize fighting in Colorado banned by high court ruling
Colorado's Supreme Court delivered a decisive ruling banning prize fighting in the state. The decision, appealed by Denver District Attorney Vorhis, overturns lower court judgments that had allowed prize fighting under certain terms. The ruling marks a clear end to regulated prize matches and imposes strict legal penalties for future events.
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Lowee
Quest Arrives at Cape Sand Bay After Year-Long Gap
Antarctic expedition vessel The Quest reaches Cape Sand Bay in the Antarctic after over a year away. The ship faced early illness issues but officials report satisfactory scientific research has been conducted since arrival.
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Cawsand Bay
Cobb and Hornsby Lead Batting Marks in Major Leagues
The Oct 2 American and National league batting leaders are Cobb and Hornsby. Cobb may sit near .400 for the season, with some stats placing him at or below 409, while Hornsby tops NL hitting with 491 hits. The Georgian notes 17 seasons with 300 or more hits and eight seasons over 20.
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Ty Cobb
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Turks Seek Pact With Bulgarians Against Greeks
Ahmed Riza Bey, once president of the Turkish parliament, seeks a defensive and offensive alliance with Bulgaria against Greece. A crowded page lists other items from crime to markets, including police corruption report in Cincinnati and a Cleveland wage discussion with John L Lewis.
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Bulgaria
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Kemal Pasha
Stocks Rally as Rail Shares Lead Gains on Open
New York stocks opened strong with Broad demand lifting major names. Baldwin rose to 134 3 4, Crucible gained to 16 6, and Marine Preferred edged up to 12 2. Southern Pacific climbed 1 8 to 1 8, while market notes for cattle and grain show receipts and price spreads across livestock and futures.
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Armistice Parley Alters Balkan War Talk
Report from Copenhagen says Russian troops concentrate on the Caucasus while Turkish forces pull back near the Dardanelles. British positions expand at Chanak and along the Aegean coast as Greek and Turkish actors maneuver. The Greek revolutionary government seeks recognition from Britain, while Venizelos travels to London to advance Athens aims. In Washington, officials resist war talk, stressing restraint and relief efforts amid the Near East crisis.
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England
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Hornsby Tops Home Run Leaders Amid Season Hustle
Hornsby finished with 35 homers to lead the league, finishing fourth overall as Walker and other star players chased record marks. The season saw varied totals with several players reaching the 20s and 30s as teams competed for top spots and bragging rights.
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Ted All
Tes Walker
Towa
Vornera
Amercan
Fragmented State Briefs Voice Missing Coherent Details
A garbled OCR snippet from state briefs mentions police, Ten Stareth Earl Veats Vaeon and vague names. No coherent events or outcomes are readable to summarize with certainty.
Opera Stars Praise Tanlac and Health Gains
Rosina Agnostini and leading tenor Giuseppe Agnor ad endorse Tanlac after reporting improved health and renewed stage energy. The ad cites testimonials from performers across the United States and Canada, noting restored appetite, better digestion, and increased vitality.
President Harding Names German Claims Adjuster
President Harding nominates Attorney Edwin P. Parker of Houston Texas as the American member of the American German claims commission. The panel will control disposal of claims between 800 million and 900 million dollars arising from the war.
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Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting Publicity Stale Claim
An old ad touts a fat reduction formula promising results without dieting. It advertises Marmida Preser p ton tablets and a mail order from 4618 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan. The copy urges readers to tell friends and includes sensational claims of rapid weight loss and worldwide demand.
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American destroyers head to Constanti nople in relief work
Twelve American destroyers sail from Norfolk with Captain Charles M Tomer aboard the Hopkins to cooperate with Near Admiral Mark Bristow in relief work for War-stricken refugees. The Pittsburgh cruiser departs Philadelphia bound for the Near East, aiming for Constantinople with a large Marine detachment aboard.
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Constantinople
LaGrange Defeats New London In Football Clash
LaGrange High School beat New London 12 to 6 at New London on Saturday. L Forbush scored early on a 5 yard run and drop kick, McCaleb answered for New London, and Casto failed the kick. Second half saw LaGrange control territory with Forbush adding another TD. Substitutions noted. final score 12-6.
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Graf ton Indian Eleven Defeats Dover A C Eleven 18 to 6
Grafton Indian eleven defeated the Dover A C squad by 18 to 6 at Graf ton on Sunday. The Indian team will meet the Tonesta club of Cleveland next Sunday.
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Lake Erie College launches $1,000,000 endowment drive
Lake Erie College in Painesville Ohio kicks off a three week drive to raise one million dollars for endowment and new buildings. Under national campaign chair James R Garfield alumni and volunteers across 45 states work as local leaders. Half the funds support endowment, the rest covers a new dormitory repairs equipment. Dr Vivian Blanche Small leads the college as president.
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South Enders Surprise the Lorain Eleven
The South Enders toppled the Independents 7 to 0 at Alumni Field, with standout plays by Dangerfield and Damm powering the drive in the final period. Goetz and Damm anchored the Independents, while Elyria’s Goetz and South End’s Damm highlighted a clash of heavy line play and stubborn defense.
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Bower Hadelph
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Clarke Gutbman
Spencer High Suffers 45 12 Defeat at Wellington
Spencer High was defeated by Wellington High 45 to 12 in a Sunday football game. It was Spencer High football debut, and the score reflects a lopsided contest with Wellington dominating on both sides.
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Yanks Fall After Late Season Setback to Senators
Last week of play sees the Yankees falter after a poor five game stretch, averaging little offense as Warmouth holds them to five hits. McNamara, ex-Fordham hurler, blanks the Giants in game one, while recruits defeat the Braves in the account game.
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Nunamaker Freed to Seek Chattanooga Manager Post
Cleveland release of Leslie Nunamaker catcher for the Clave land Indians to pursue a managerial offer with Chattanooga in the Southern leagues. Manager Tris Speaker granted unconditional release for the purpose. Washington reports an important decision affecting American oil interests in Mexico by Secretary Robles in Obregon cabinet.
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