Autoists Who Killed Man Fined and Detained
Marjan Snezek of Vermilion was fined 100 dollars and given ten days in jail for driving while intoxicated after an accident that killed John Sapko in Lorain and lightly injured Andrew Sapko. The crash occurred on the Birnflagnam bridge as they returned from Lorain. Snezek was jailed in Vermilion and the mayor may suspend the sentence.
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Evermilion
Ree
Marjan Snezek
Costa
Harry Williams
Snezek
John Sapko
Lorain
Andrew Sapko
Vermilion
St. Joseph's Hospital
Birnflagnam Bridge
Mother and daughter burn in garage fire
Mrs Angelina Ressa aged 46 suffered serious burns and her daughter Antoinette aged 22 was badly burned while helping during a rear garage fire at their Columbus home. The blaze destroyed the garage with an estimated loss of 510.
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Columbus
Angelina Ressa
Antoinette
State Briefs From Columbus and Nearby Actions
In Columbus officials discuss a move involving 120,009 shares of Pon capital stock with par value of 100. A telephone inquiry to the Public Utilities Commission is noted along with reports of an armed incident and a college graduate connected to Witherford University. Sen George H. Bender in Cleveland faces potential court action over lists of more than 300 speakers to Prohibition officials Mullin and McDonald, as hints arise at the State Prohibition office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
PON Capital
Ies
George H. Bender
Cleveland
Frank J. Mullin
B. F. McDonal
Dismantling Underway at Cromwell eel Co Plant
In Lorain Ohio on Sept 19 work began to dismantle the Cromwell eel Co plant owned by The Guardian Trust Co which ordered the teardown amid a water shortage crisis. State health officials report 200 towns and villages with over 1,040,000 people are at risk from acute supply cuts due to recent heavy rains and drought.
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Lorain
Cromwell Eel Co
Guardian Trust Co
Ohio
State Health Department
How to Remove Superfluous Hair Forever
A dated advertisement touts permanent hair removal promises. It claims modern science offers a safe home method, with miraculous results and no regrowth, urging readers to buy a product sold by druggists and dealers.
U S Fur Camp Promises Cheaper Furs and Prices
Reports from Pribilof Island note government run fur seal and blue fox herds, aiming to stabilize supplies. Prices cited range from 27 to 79 dollars per unit, with conservation driving longer term value for producers and private dealers seeking steady markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Loisemer
Water main flood blocks transit on Broadway
Sept 12 New York reports a water main break at Broadway and West Street floods streets and disrupts traffic on the West Side including the subway from batter to Van Cortlandt Park as several workers are swept into danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Aard Street
van Cortland Park
World Court to develop along broad lines predicts Harvard professor
Harvard professor Manley Whitze predicts the Permanent Court of International Justice will evolve its advisory role as the League of Nations Council begins to refer questions. He notes eleven advisory opinions rendered on matters from the International Labour Bureau to Greece Turkey exchanges.
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World Court
Harvard
Accordis Whitzioatre
League
Questans
Manley
Council of the League
United
Supreme Court ‘of the United Atmes
International Labor Birean
Freance
Britain
Cours
Finland
Soviet
Russia
Tne
Hve
Poland
Czecho-Skia
Jugo-Slavia
Greece
Turkey
League Council
Son
Wille Hudson
Permanent Court of International Justice
Assessed Fines and Docket in George Gillet’s Office
During the year ending Sep 1, 1925, fines totaling 10789.29 were collected by Justice of the Peace J. George. Of this, 5715.19 was paid to the county, 2497.04 to the state, and 2497.06 to Elyria township. Fifty dollars went to the fertilizers department, 25 to dairy foods, and 5 to the board of education. The period saw 3 couples married, 370 criminal cases and 400 civil cases docketed. George’s totals exceeded the county common pleas by 2917.29 and Cuyahoga by 4900.29.
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Common Pleas Court
Office of Justice of the Peace
J. George
Tuta
Elyria Township
Department of Fertilizers
Department of Dairy Foods
Board of Education
Seys George
Aharge
Cusahoga County
Imminent de jatats porta case At Wee L adhe Hare
In 20th September dispatches reports from multiple locales including Berlin and North Nashville as authorities pursue suspects. A pastor’s son was arrested amid racial tensions and a shooting at a home in Iowa is investigated. A British Aquarium Society secretary notes gender and age details with a focus on women prominent in business and science.
Air Service row heats political clash over funding
In Minneapolis on Sept. 10 Congressman Oldfield pledges a Democratic probe into the air scandal while Colonel Mitchell fights back amid Army funding fears. Kellogg Hoover and Coolidges visit the White House as the flag returns to its mast and the President reports excellent health.
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Mitchelk
Fego
War Department
Alrea Rives
Althouri
Mitchell
Perrel
Red
Spector General
San Antonio
Tonicht
Dwight Davie
Wcempr
Mitchell NA Ohin
Sepgo
Henalt
Eritte
William Aordin
Brand
Minneapolis
Minn
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic National Congressional Committee
William Mitchell
Wilbur Down
Ives
Oldfield
Kellogg
Hoover
Coolidges
White House
Aviator's Coat Found Near Hilo With War Probe Underway
Hawaiian fishermen reported discovering two aviator coats washed ashore six miles from Hilo. The find forms the first definite trace toward the fate of a missing PN-9 No. 1 naval plane and its crew of five as investigators press the war inquiry. Elks prepare for football practice tonight at 8:30 at Riverview Park. E F Whitney & Son advertises tin fruit can orders.
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Coata
Honolulu
Hilo
ELKS
Riverview Park
Cleveland Produce Market Prices and Local Notices
Market prices for fruits vegetables and eggs listed for Cleveland and nearby towns include apples pears potatoes tomatoes cabbage and poultry with per bushel per sack and per cwt figures. Local social notes report bronchial pneumonia illness of Dr John Craddock and visits from residents to Bloughs plus a surgical update on Paul Welsh of Congress and community events at Elyria and Wooster fairs.
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Butte
Ohio
York State
Ontona
Stocks Cleveland Live Stock Report
Receipts show 750 cattle with a slow market and varied prices for steers and cows. Calves receipts 500 with values for good to fair calves. Sheep and lambs receipts 2,000 with strong demand for lambs and wethers. Hogs receipts 2,000 with prices ranging around 13 to 15.
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Cleveland
Penfield Social Notes and Local Visits
Aug. 10 in Penfield reports Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Perkins hosting twenty guests for the annual Perkins family reunion. Irvin Starr and W. G. Gregg dined with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crimes in New London. Warren Sampson of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith, while Foster, treated for appendicitis at Memorial, returned home. Caroline Pierce of Finchey Ohio spent time with Josephine Bolas. Behnke and Bartholomeu joined Norwalk Fair activities. Wallace Behnke and Eck of Toledo visited Behnke’s home before an auto trip to Michigan.
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Caroline Pierce
Finchey
Josephine Bolas
C. J. Behnke
Bartholomeu
Norwalk Fair
Wallace Behnke
Eck
Toledo
Geo. Walker
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Uorimer
da Gestinatia Waitt
Witherfords University
Nenia
Caroline Watts
Grant Hogspral
Shreveport
U.S
Bulleting
Newark
New Jersey
7 Rock Hospital
Harrison Noel
Mary Daly
Montclair
Raymond Pierce
Tix W. Vee
Arris Son
H.C Thompson
Essex County Board of Freeholders
Washington
Tumrow
Long Island
Treasury
Mellon
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
N. N. Surkey
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
American Debt Funding Commission
France
Trenoury
Uited States Steel Corporation
Hester Street
Bowery
Flagabin Bowdoin
MacMillan Orette
Peary
Crodthaab
Greenland
National Geographical
Little Mary Daly
Thrill Slayer
Dartmouth
Maine
Rhode
Florida
Colorado
George
Vinto
Maurde
Ouf
Wee Ladhe Hare
Salmville
North Neshville
Evadins
Berlin
Pastor Sirol
Cros
Beeslau
Oevidai
Aga Securirs
Aintan
Vitee
Vest
Viinery
Waperlo
Iowa
The
British Aquarium Society
Ahant
Migs
Dorothy Glover
Etary
Better Babies” Bureau
Blanche M. Haines
Michigan
Bureau of Child Hygiene and Public Health
Maternal and Infant Hygiene
U. S. Children's Bureau
George Remus
Cincinnati
Crise
E. F. Whitney & Son
Caremelo Telegram
John, Craddock
Stella Myers
Dren
Will Blough
Creston
Harvey Blough
Mies Netto Craddock
Thurston
Fairfield County
Mra
Lewis Lambert
Maple Heights
Mee
Chas, Brown
Hinckley
Geo, Devereaux
Rosella Waelsher
Byman Shaw
Penfield
Purdy
Vernon
Blough
W. B. Lindates
Lewis Jones
On Lynden
Carlton Jackson
Bride of Columbus
A.v. Andrew
Florence Babetlatt
Karma
Paul Welsh
Harry Welsh
Congress
Kenney-Smith Hospital
Wooster
W. A. Welsh
EK. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Mita
Gossard
Seauly
Court St
Radio Owners
GEO. A. Clark CO
Everything Musical
Elyria
Blue Bird
Skeppe
Court Street
Leader Shoe Store
Broad
East Ave
Boylan's
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