Juror excused amid jurors in $20,000 malpractice suit
Mrs Nina Hildreth of Lorain was dismissed from jury duty in Judge W B Thompsons court after learning her New York nephew was killed in a motorcycle accident. The trial, involving $20,000, continues with 11 jurors as both sides agreed and the case concerns malpractice by Doctors George Blank and F R Patterson over a jaw injury in 1926. The plaintiff Eugene Kopachy, an employee of National Tube Co, alleges delayed and improper treatment led to a fractured jaw, permanent scarring, and facial distortion after later dental work and surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Hildreth
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
New York
Obituary notices for Mary Burr and John Moran
Mrs Mary Burr of Lake Avenue Elyria died at home October 24 at one. Survived by husband George C Burr and children Mary Mabel Edward Evelyn, parents in Chicago, three sisters and two brothers. Service Friday at one with Rev William Fowler at home. interment Ridgelawn cemetery. John Moran 42 son of Mary Moran died yesterday at two in US Veterans Hospital Minneapolis. Survived by brothers and sisters besides mother. Body to Welch Funeral Parlors for burial preparations. American Legion to conduct military funeral Friday 9 from St Marys church. members meet at Legion rooms 8:30 Friday morning. Legion to furnish funeral details.
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Mary Burr
Lake Avenue
Elyria
George C. Burr
Mary
Mabel
Edward
Evelyn
Mg. O'Niel
Chicago
William Fowler
Ridgelawn
John Mora
Mary Moran
East Avenue
United States Veterans Hospital
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Jean
Lillian
Rose
James
Welch
Tomorow
American Legion
St. Mary's Church
Legion
Col Lindbergh Heads to Mexican Bear Hunt from Eagle Pass
Col Charles A. Lindbergh departed Eagle Pass at 1944 hours today for Lababia Ranch in Mexico to join Mal Mangum on a bear hunting expedition. The party spent the night in Eagle Pass after traveling from Midland yesterday.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lababia Ranch
Mexico
Mal Mangum
Mangum
Lindbergh
Midland
Bridge bonds fight ends with court ruling
The court denied an appeal in a case where Finegold claimed county bonds for a bridge were authorized after a 1926 vote. Officials had argued a tax duplicate of 236,887,435 and no outstanding debt, and a bond issuance was approved by voters 10,075 to 8,797. The case never reached merits in the supreme court, but the court of appeals clarified the law.
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Finegold
Tyasmuch
Court of Appeals
Gertains
Begg Backs Cooper in Ohio Gubernatorial Race Stump
Congressman James T. Begg, defeated for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by Myers Y. Cooper, campaigns for Coopers bid. He will tour the state and appear at rallies to boost Cooper amid a tight primary, while Davey faces questions over campaign spending and alleged Klan associations. Cleveland and Columbus reports note Hoover support and calls for Judge Florence Allen to state her views on open debatable amendments.
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Columbus
James T. Begg
Myers Y. Cooper
Cincinnati
Cooper
Begg
Bers
Friends of
Cooper Camp
Regge
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Martin L. Davey
Davey
London
Republian
Cleveland
Florence B. Allen
State Supreme Court
Alfred E. Smith
Frank W. Geiger
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Johnb.osman
U. S
Geiger’s
Allen
Mrs Nagy Found Guilty By Mayor In Disorderly House
Mrs Helen Nagy found guilty of keeping a disorderly house at 289 West River Street. She was fined fifty dollars and costs, jailed twenty nine days, then to Marysville reformatory until payment. Mayor Hewitt suspended execution to allow a petition of error. Attorney Hurley and Lee Tain for Nagy. witnesses included Southam Hurd Zarnke Shrack and neighbors Rakus Sabo Sebati Nagy.
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West River Street
Helen Nagy
Marysville Reformatory
Willam Hurley
Lee Tain
Nasy
Hewitt
Armistice Day Work to Be Financed With Legion Aid
The Legion takes over continuation of Number Four activities in the county, after Elyria post admits it cannot fund the work. A committee was named to plan a proper Armistice Day celebration. The item notes that about 62.5 percent of the world's population remains illiterate.
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Legion
Elyria
Lost child found at Emery's Grocery on Broad Street
Police recovered an eight to nine year old boy reported from Prospect Street after a noon call at Emery's Grocery. Officer Myron Gibson escorted the child home. Also listed are several building permits for local residences and garages, a divorce suit by Pearl Woods against Charles Woods for extreme cruelty, a car theft report of a grey Chevrolet with a trunk from Washington Avenue, and Y M C A boys division plans for an overnight hike led by Edward Pape and Carl Wagner with John K. Siekkinen announcing details.
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Emery's
Broad Street
Prospect Street
Myron Gibson
Pearl Woods
Charles Woods
Cleveland
Washington Avenue
O. W. Marsh
Longford Avenue
Bors’ Division
John K. Siekkinen
Bors
Edward Pape
Carl Wagner
Thirty Killed In Battle In Mex In Autler Town
A 13 hour street battle in Autler, Mexico, left thirty rebels and federal troops dead. Three hundred rebels attacked. federal and local forces defended from trenches, then retreated. Rebels sacked and burned two buildings and abducted two citizens believed executed. streets remained littered with dead and wounded at nightfall.
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Bulletin
Mexico City
Autler
Guadalajara
Prensa
Elyria home admits men and couples for aid
The Elyria home, long admitting only women, now accepts men and couples. Funded by Methodist churches, other congregations, endowment income, and bequests, it seeks donations to raise money for a new building. Average admission age is about 73 with 22 residents aged 40 or younger, and sixteenth of 32 trustees are Elyrians. The home provides room, heat, board, and doctors, with about 65 percent charitable work. residents pay expenses for about three years, after which the home must cover costs.
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Reeder
Lorain County
Elyrians
C. 5S. Johnson
John H. Hurst
W. H. Searles
Gates Stevens
Henry Wick
Join Bath
J. M. Ryals
Hattie Chappell
John Blanchard
George Tutford
William Eldred
W. GC. Endly
R. L. Rankin
William Beenington
Edwin Kirby
G. A. Reeder
E. D. Barnett
S .R. Salmon
W. B. Winters
Wellington Women Open Grand Chapter Meeting in Cleveland
Wellington attendees report Mrs Sara Binder Worthy Grand Matron opens the Grand Chapter of the Ohio C E at the Cleveland Public Auditorium. Mayor Hopkins welcomes. Mrs John Greenfield Grand Esther among honored state officers. Wellington group listed. American Legion plans movie We Americans at LoNet Theatre November 13 and Halloween post rooms event. Grand Army Day preparations and Kiwanis luncheon details for Armistice Day. Missionary society plans county meet at Columbia Station with speaker Mrs Kirby of Elyria. Masonic skit The Gloom-insters featured at Shelby dinner dance.
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OCAL
OHO
Eastern Stars
Wellington
Sara Binder
C. E
Ohio
Cleveland
Lewis Bradstock
E. Dirlam
Spangler
Frank Morrison
Guy Wells
E.E. Watters
Grose
Aa. E. Daugherty
Robert Holland
Lawrence Baker
Keith Andrews
Sarah Curtice
John Greenfield
A. H. Binder
American Legion
LoNet Theatre
Grand Army
G. A. R. Post
Kamlin
Kiwanis
Hotel England
Pengeim
Missionary Societies of
M. E
Pittsfield
Republican Rally Draws About a Hundred Here
About a hundred attendees filled the Opera House for a Republican rally. Speakers included state party chair Fred Warner discussing transportation and farming issues, Mrs. Sara Hendricks on state ticket candidates, and Francis Selbering of Akron, the Republican candidate for Congress.
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Opera House
Charles Jamieson
Fred Warner
Republican Committee
Sara Hendricks
Cleveland
Bureau of State
Republican Party
Wilson
Francis Selberiing
Akron
Congress
Ohio Exposition Opens With 109000 Attendance Planned
Ten day Ohio Jubilee showcases more than five hundred exhibits from about thirty cities. Transportation displays cover bicycles to airplanes while Ohio potteries and clay workers present the largest ceramic display yet. Officials estimate attendance will exceed 109000 with vaudeville and Hippodrome acts, receptions for delegations, and broad exhibits from politicians banks and oil to cloth.
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Mouth
Sandusky
Shelor
Dayton
Springfield
Cincinnati
Middletown
Marietta
Zanesville
Newark
Westerville
Minerva
Ohio Cities
Ohio
Pennsylvania, & WL
Hocking Valley
Lawrence County
Tuscara
Seorra Hies
In Germany Guns Invented That Spit Up Bombs
In Germany guns have been invented that spit up bombs which burn in the air and spread layers of smoke clouds that screen the ground from flyers.
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Germany
McCutcheon Dies in New York at 52
George Barr McCutcheon famed novelist dies of heart disease during luncheon with friends in New York at age fifty two. He collapsed after excusing himself and died before a physician arrived. He will be buried in Lafayette Indiana, his hometown, Friday. His works include Graustark and Brewster's Millions.
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New York
George Barr McCutcheon
Lafayette
Ind
McCutcheon
Oberlin Man Severely Injured In Auto Crash
Oberlin report on October 24 states George L. Clove secretary treasurer of the Oberlin School of Commerce suffered a skull fracture in an automobile accident Tuesday afternoon. He is resting fairly well at Allen Hospital and, per the doctor, in as good condition as possible given the severity. Mrs. Close has returned from Cleveland after being notified of the accident.
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Oberlin
George L. Clove
Oberlin School of Comerce
Allen| S Hospital
Ethel Smith
Louise Smith
Elyria
George Behnke
East College Street
Order of the Eastern Star
G. Miner Lawrence
the Review
Allen Hospital
Norwalk
A. Laurence Muir
Oberlin Review
Pittsfield Men's Club Opens Year With Dinner and Election
The Pittsfield Men's club plans its first meeting of the year next Monday at the M E church parlors. A 6 PM covered dish supper precedes a business meeting where officers for the coming year will be elected. Local notes mention visits and property transactions, plus a Halloween party planned by the Star class and teacher Mrs H T Breyley at the church.
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Von
Pittsfield
M. E
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices and Livestock Reports
Cleveland markets list butter eggs and potatoes with varied tablet prices. Livestock reports show hogs cattle sheep receipts and price ranges at Cleveland Toledo and regional grain and seed prices. Crude oil origin note mentions petroleum as potential soap ingredient source.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
Number Five Continued from Page a
The defense examined Hawkins who identified a steel fragment from a 1928 Chevrolet used as a target as part of the Ed wards hole case. Frank Klady, liquor squad chief and Checo member, testified briefly before lunch. he described his three years as a deputy sheriff and other pending cross examination.
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Hawkins
Lorain
Edwards
Frank Klady
Checo
Klady
Kindy
Ord
Lorain trial details liquor squad shooting case
Testimony in the Lorain liquor squad shooting case describes officer Klady and Cicco firing on a car carrying Edwards and Betty Heywood. Firestone testified Cicco was nervous after the shooting and the squad pursued a report near the Cuyahoga county line. Regular court proceedings continued with defense challenging proof of intent.
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Lorain
Cleco
Klady
Mra. Mitchell
South Lorain
Clara
Edwards
J'quor
Cicco
Louis Aleco
Lorain Dry
Betty Heywood
Frank Stack
Stack
William Firestone
Cieco
Frank Klady
Walter Knitter
Firestone
Heywood
Cuyahoga County
Radio broadcasts chart campaign speeches across networks
NBC and coast to coast networks carry political addresses from Gov. Alfred E. Smith in Boston, Charles Evans Hughes from Chicago, John W. Davis from Louisville, Amelia Earhart and Robert E. Sherwood rally, James J. Davis tariff talk, and Homer Cummings closing the Democratic program. Dates and times vary by time zones.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Boston
Boston Arena
National Broadcasting Company
Pioneers of American Industry
Lord Meekett
Charles W. Schwab
Nicholas Murray Butler
Charles Evans Hughes
The
Supreme Court
Chicago
Hughes
Sloover- Curtis
John W. Davis
Louisville
Amelia Earhart
Robert E. Sherwood
Life
Will Rogers
Columbia
James J. Davis
Pacific Coast
Washington, D. C
NBC Red
Homer Cummings
Connecticut
Louise Griffin Divorced From Thomas Griffin in Common Pleas
Louise Griffin was granted a divorce from Thomas Griffin in common pleas court on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She received custody of their minor child and alimony of 500 dollars to be paid at ten dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Griffin
Common Pleas Court
Thomas Griffin
New Shaving Cream Aims At Men With Smooth Lasting Film
Advert says a fine appearance helps men, especially clubmen, using a new shaving cream that softens stubbly whiskers, yields thick lather, and keeps skin smooth for hours. It promises quick effect, long-lasting comfort, and asks druggists to send order forms to a company in Ohio.
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Gleeanar Co
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