British Professor Wins Divorce in Cincinnati Suit
In Cincinnati a domestic relations court granted Rosa Mund Hart a divorce from Frederick William Hart. The case linked Hart with Mrs. Shirley Hall-Quest, previously divorced in Chicago, and Prof. Alfred Lawrence Hall-Quest accused Hart of desertion. Judge Hoffman ordered $3000 cash and $200 monthly alimony plus legal fees. The Harts, married in London in 1905, faced claims of infidelity.
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Cincinnati
Rosamund Hart
Frederick William Hart
Shirley Knox Hall-Quest
Chicago
Hall-Quest
Alfred Lawrence Hall-Quest
Pittsburgh
Hart
Hall- Quest
Cincinnati University
Harts
London
Alexander Wilson
Wellington High Names Glee Club Officers And Seniors Chapel Event
Seniors led chapel services at the Wellington high school with Darrel Murez as leader. Officers elected include President William Sponsellor, Vice President Adelaide Cole, Secretary and Treasurer Mary Johnson, and Librarian Marcey Powell.
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Wellington
Darrel Murez
Glass
Cornet Solo
Otto Robinson
Reading
Maxine Suthi
Adelaide Cole
Lucile Rolce
Corkscrew
Sponsellor
Truman
Peabody
Robt
Barber
Dorrelle
Glee Club
Pre
Unclear promotional ad copy on hygiene product claims
Fragmentary advertisement touts a six ounce product at 80 cents and claims strong germ destruction without poison. Mentions non-poisonous antiseptic marketed to women but text is garbled and non-specific about product name or company.
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Sonal Hygiene
Noted crimes and confessions headline a string of cases
A string of criminal reports spans several locations. Walter Shean faces trial for aiding Gerald Chapman in a police murder case in Hartford after being held in protective custody. Gerald Chapman, an escaped convict, is tied to a police killing in Connecticut and linked to other bank robberies with James McGahan. A Canton youth Collihan confesses to murdering Lee Kocher, detailing the crime and disposal of evidence. Philadelphia youth Frank Maguisky admits to Geist murder in Montgomery County. A skeleton case is reported near Brogvville with a body found along an isolated road.
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Tell
Blair
New Britain
Conn
George B. Clark
Walter Shean
Springfield
Mass
Hartford
Gerald Chapman
James Skelly
Shean
Ford
Mea
Dayton
Atlanta
Pri
George MccGahan
Columbus
West Carrollton
Chapman
T Jme
Secret Service
McGahan
Canton
Collihan
Panoon
Ed Lee H. Kocher
McKinley
Lee
Massillon
Louisville
Cincinnati
Coldren
Philadelphia
Frank Maguisky
Charles Geist
Colleyville
Montgomery County
Markets in Cleveland Produce Wide Variations
Cleveland produce markets show varied prices and supply levels with traders noting steady demand for key fruits and vegetables. Officials report mild regional conditions aiding harvests while some items face occasional shortages and price swings.
Markets Close Across U S Exchanges for Columbus Day
Stock markets in Chicago and New York observed Columbus Day with all boards closed. The reports note openings and resumes delayed by the holiday observance.
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Chicago
New York
York
bobbed hair and hats spark fears of female baldness
The article reports concerns that close fitting helmet hats for women with bobbed hair could trigger hair loss. It notes men often go bald with age and predicts a future where a woman may become bald from fashion and might gain fame for it.
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Hall of Fame
Two Killed in Wreck of the Freight Train
An eastbound freight on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western collided with a Buffalo to New York passenger at New Milford Pennsylvania. Engineer M. Kelly and fireman R. H. Osternaut, both of Halstead Pa, were killed while another crew member escaped serious injury. The incident occurred when the passenger rear ended the freight.
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New Milford
Milford
Uand
Delaware Lackawanna
Toem
Buffalo
New Angers
M. Kelly
Neer
R. H. Osternaut
I.teman
Halistead, Pa
Chinese embassy talks spark arrests in Chicago amid New York parley
In Chicago detectives flood the city as tensions rise after reports of Chinese embassy talks and a pending Tong leaders conference in New York. Police move against suspected radicals with arrests and heightened patrols across the city.
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New York
Toda
Chicago
Prigonera N
Court hearing on smuggling liquor ends with fines
Two men denied liquor possession and refused to open a car compartment. They were jailed as a test was ordered on the contents. A trial followed and both men were fined 500 dollars plus costs and their goods confiscated until costs are paid. The defense claimed lack of knowledge of contents and the prosecutor denounced biased remarks by the defense. An appeal was announced.
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Crehan
Alfred de Loraza
Cleveland
Guesia
Veracitiig
Gace City
Sol Tasi
Allummay Myert
Perjer
Zanwa
Myers
Fe Lorenzo
Wolfe Family Reunion Amid Tardy Voting Allegations
In Neasonville Ohio, the Wolfe family reunion saw mixed loyalty to Athens Cour Republican. Reported voting shows 74 favoring Coolie while others admitted paying visitors and not members, casting doubt on family turnout and affiliation.
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Neasonville
O. O.J
George Wolfe
Athens Cour
Wolfes
Coolie
Mining town assault case ends with $40 fine
In Yorkville Colorado on October 12 David Lacouchi was fined forty dollars plus costs for assault and battery after arraignment over a shooting incident involving his wife and Steve Puy near the town. Testimony indicated the shooting was not accidental while efforts were made to stop Lacouchi from harming himself. The line about a queen of existing pearls is noted as La Pelligrina weighing 112 grains.
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Yorkville, CO
David Lacouchi
Steve Puy
Here
Lacoush
Lorain County school levy debates threaten district consolidations
The article reviews multiple tax measures across Lorain County towns. Ridgeville and Amherst seek 3 to 5 mill levies for five years to fund debt, tuition, and school operations. Graton and nearby townships push new building and running expenses, while some districts fear the cumulative levies will leave only two districts unburdened.
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Ridgeville
Elyria
Studen
Elyria High School
Lorain County
Death notice and village church service report
Amherst residents read of a funeral death at home and a Young Peoples Society church service at the Congregational church. The article notes a late February or October event with Dorothy Cox and Freder man mentioned in a fragmentary context.
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Young Peoples Society
Amherst
Congri
Ths Congregational Church
Frederman
Gram
Dorothy Cox
Pulpit and Piano Highlight Local U P Society Meeting
Doris Schofield played L Nigre for left hand while Ruth Cromwell spoke on Y P aims and church co operation. Winifred Davis urged Sabbath observance and church support. a duet by Helen and Elizabeth Ekstman followed. Eugene Eastman discussed church expectations, and Reynolds praised the service as the U P Society builds a stronger church base. Attendance was decent with hope for more meetings.
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Doris Schofield
Krogniami
Ruth Cromwell
Y. P
Winifred Davis
Helen
Elizabeth Ekstman
Eugene Eastman
Reyn
U. P. Society
Amherst social notes highlight birthdays and gatherings
In Amherst on October 18 Mr. and Mrs. John Weigand hosted an informal Sunday gathering with a hotel style dinner and flowers. Jeanette Hempenius celebrated a birthday with friends at Sprins Street, while Mrs. J. B. Gillette marked her 19th wedding anniversary with family. The Amherst Choral Union held its first meeting in the wool building as R. H. Hearn announced open applications. Maple Grove Cemetery at Axtel received burial remains.
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Amherst
John Weigand
Forest Street
Wm. Kreig
Bobby
Rose Sherer
Harry Ruth
Jeanette Hempenius
Sprins Street
Bertha Cordelia Dreaggert
Marion Witler
Francis Tisdale
Rushan
Phylis Labiers
Florences
Jeanie
Gillette
South Main Street
J. Botten
Browna
Amherst Choral Union
R. H. Hearn
E. Newberry
Lome
Maple Grove
Axtel
Society of the B Delfing
Dream of a Stony Path and a Silent Confrontation
A narrator recalls a dreamlike walk on a harsh, unyielding path as tensions rise with the family of Moshe Fawcett. Dicky, Marthe, and Mollie strand relationships, while junior scheming and guarding by the narrator heighten conflict. A looming absence from Lillian fuels unease as an unexpected letter arrives.
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Moshe Fawcett
Cou
Lilan
Fawcett
Community Notices From Local Churches This Week
A school house party is planned for Tuesday evening. Wednesday afternoon hosts a Women's Missionary Society meeting at Stone church, M E B church. Friday afternoon Congregational Missionary Society meets at Mrs Harry Willams home. officers to be announced. W C T U meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs W A Tabbert on South Main street. M E church society meets at Mrs Howard Burgess home, Mrs A M Schofield Tenney avenue, Tuesday evening. All interested urged to attend.
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Women's Missionary Society of the Stone Church
M. EB
Congregational Missionary Society
Harry Willams
W. A. Tabbert
South Main Street
Amherst Personal Notes Highlight Local Weekend Visits
Amherst residents share weekend visits across several nearby towns including Jonesville Cleveland and Lorain. families such as the Gawns Bokrans and Stoughs host relatives while several moves and visitors are noted at homes on Park Avenue Lindos Tenney and Spring street.
Stocks and services mix in scattered notes from across cities
Across several cities on October 12 to 13 a set of financial and public notices details operating incomes for July and seven months, UK oil imports, Loft Company Inc quarterly and nine month sales, railroad shares traded, year to date transport earnings, a cornerstone laying for St Anthonys parish school, and War Department plans to spend 23 million on air service next year.
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New York
Lontron
Oet
United Kingdom
Loft Company Inc
Ogst
New York Stock Exchange
Washington
War Department
Air Service
War Weeks
Charles Wilder dies at Oberlin after long business career
Oberlin October 13 Charles Wilder longtime Elgin area business leader died of apoplexy Saturday at his sister Maynard M Metwait s home Born January 11 1561 in Carpentersville IL he directed the Iron and Bolt Company aided mergers expanding prosperity In recent years his work centered in Florida He left wife two sons and a sister funeral at 4 pm at his sister s home in Oberlin Interment at his old Elgin IL home Oberlin briefs note concerts and academic notices in related items
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Oberlin
Charles
Run
Maynard M. Metwait
Ile
Carpentersville
Inter
Mw Irion and Bolt Company
Florida
Atest
Mm.all
Elgin
Arrest of Man for Attacking Girl in Lorain
Police detain Paul Barode of 1644 East 24th Street on a charge of assaulting a seven year old girl while intoxicated. A more serious charge may be filed.
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Lorain
Paul Barode
24Th Street
Burglars Loot New York Waist Shop in Lorain
Burglars entered the New York Waist Shop Saturday night through a rear alley and stole 67 silk dresses silk underwear and 27 underskirts valued at 1250. Former officer P J Masterson saw three colored men flee with bundles and suspects them as thieves. Also Frank Smith arrested for auto stealing and bound over to court on a 1500 bond.
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Lorain
New York
H. S. Check
P. J. Masterson
Frank Smith
Cleveland
Lorain Police Arrest Elyrians
Lorain police report 238 traffic arrests to date under the ordinance. George Dengers and Corwin Burrer of Elyria were arrested for speeding Sunday and face hearings Tuesday morning. Five others fined for improper lights and three for drunken driving. Two drinkers jailed after fines. Officials will enforce boulevard stop violations.
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Lorain
Elyrians
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Warner Concert Hall
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