Lorain Faces $85,009 in Street Case Array at September Court
Lorain, Ohio faces four personal injury suits totaling 85,009 as city streets and sidewalks are blamed for injuries. William Wood seeks 19,090 over a West Erie hole. Olive Job asks 59,000 for a sidewalk fall. Mas Sheffield demands 15,000 with city and utility liability. Christina Weber seeks 10,009 after a sidewalk hole incident on Oakdale. City Solicitor Grills will argue that damages arose from plaintiffs’ own fault. A separate ring dispute with Richard Craig over a diamond ring precedes the docket. Ninety-eight suits are on the September term list, 66 to be tried by jury, 32 by the court.
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Lorain
City of
Common Pleas Court
Steel City
William E. Wood
West Erie Arenas
Olive
Job
Mas Sheffield
Cleveland
Judson Jackson
Charles Heimann
Orlebar Sets 390 MPH Speed Record Down Wind
London bulletin reports Squadron Leader A H Orlebar achieved about 390 miles per hour down wind in an air speed trial at Caishot, with 386 mph recorded for an up wind run despite stop watch indications.
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London
A. H. Orlebar
Groning
Caishot
Early career of E. D. Adams in Michigan schools
E D Adams at 21 worked at a rural school in Ber Rien County Michigan. He studied at Ferris Institute and Western State Normal College Kalamazoo and Michigan State College, then taught six years in rural districts. He spent seventeen years at Elytia High School as assistant principal, taught six summer terms at Kent State Normal College, is married with one son, lives at 446 Eighth Street, and enjoys fishing and camping. His boyhood ambition was to become an electrical engineer.
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Berrien County
Michigan
E. D. Adams
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
Western State Normal College
Kalamazoo
Michigan State College
Michigan Rural
Elytia High School
Kent State Normal College
Adams
Eighth Street
Beetham Denies Resignation Plans as Prohibition Chief
Columbus dispatch reports that Rupert R. Beetham of Cadiz denied any current plan to resign as state prohibition commissioner. He suggested his intentions could change, noting he was appointed last January by Governor Cooper and rumors linked him to a future bank superintendent post. The selection of G C Gray as banking superintendent followed rumors about Beetham.
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Columbus
Rupert R. Beetham
Cadiz
Beetham
Hen Beetham
Kiwanis Luncheon Features School Music Program
Miss Marjorie Rossiter director of public school music assisted by Emil Casper winner of the Lake Erie League violin contest and Miss Pearl Tutthill winner of the Lake Erie piano contest presented a musical program at the Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Newell this noon Casper and Tutthill are local high school students Rossiter sang and accompanied herself on piano Casper played three violin numbers with Tutthill as accompanist and Tutthill offered two piano solos
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Marjorie Rossiter
Elrria
Emil Casper
Lake Erie League
Pearl Tutthill
Lake Erie
Kiwanis
Hotel Newell
Casper
Miss Tutthill
Ohio Man Named Chief Counsel of Power Group
Washington reports the appointment of Thad H. Call Brown of Columbus Ohio as chief counsel of the federal power commission succeeding Major Lewis W Call, announced today by Secretary of War Good.
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Ohio
Power Group Bulletin
Washington
Cail
Thad H. Brown
Columbus
Federal Power Commission
Lewis W. Call
Good Today
Trial of South Amherst Man Under Way
Ray Kazakas of South Amherst faced trial in the common pleas court of Judge A R Webber on a charge of liquor possession. He was arrested Aug 30 after deputy sheriffs found a large glass jug of alleged liquor near his home. Kazakas pleaded not guilty as the trial began and argued the property did not belong to him. the state contended it did. The state rested its case before moon, with a verdict expected shortly.
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Ray Kazakas
South Amherst
Gleas
A. R. Webber
Kazakas
Chinese Repulse Soviet Attack Near Suifen-Ho
An official communique reports Chinese forces repulsed a Soviet assault near Suifen-Ho early today. The three hour battle involved artillery, machine guns and planes as Soviet troops attacked.
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Murden
Suifen-Ho
Bargains in Today's Want Ads
Pleasant furnished room downstairs used for bedroom and living room across from high school See Classification 16 Hardy Plants iris in lavender pale blue and yellow Also lemon Tilies See Classification 36 For Sale One Jersey cow and one Holstein cow See Classification 46 Oakland 1928 Coach Like new selling at a big sacrifice See Classification 45 Here are but a few of the many bargains offered into 3 Classified Want Ads.
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Oakland
Ohio State Recruitment Allegations Shake Ohio College Scene
Cleveland Sept 12 Ted Rosequist a John Carroll sophomore and prospective tackle announced he may attend Ohio State University or another major university instead of returning to Carroll He denied offers of free board room tuition and a job from OSU alumni and said he will decide after consulting his uncle He waits for registrar word on OSU admission.
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Cleveland
Ted Rosequist
John Carroll University
Ohio State University
Carroll
Ralph Vince
Ohio State
Husky
Columbus
Rosequist
The
State University
Vincent Anthony
Vince
Kim
Hal Ells
Toledo
Fritz L. Schweitzer
Ells
State
Elis
Schweitzer
Bill
L. W. St. John
Red Rosequ
Carroll University
John Carroll
Hal E. Elis
Fred Schweitzer
St. John
Youngstown
H. S
Dave) Warwick
Ohio State University Alumni Association
Warwick
Governor Green to lead Spanish War veterans
Governor Fred W. Green of Michigan will serve as commander in chief of the Spanish American War Veterans for the coming year after winning at the encampment closing session. He defeated Col. Winfield Scout of Enid Oklahoma, the sole rival. Philadelphia was chosen as the 1920 convention city.
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Green
Denver
Colo
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Col. Winfield Scout
Enid
Okla
Philadelphia
Prosecutor Seeks Tax Delinquency Adjustments
Prosecutor Don Myers aims to settle delinquent tax cases by negotiating with owners holding large blocks of property to avoid costly suits. Each suit costs about 20 dollars, and potential filings could total 1,600 dollars if one hundred suits proceed. Some parcels are seven or eight years delinquent and may be worth less than their assessed value. Former Treasurer Arthur Weters handed the suits to Myers, with a 80 cent notary fee per case.
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Don Myers
Tex
Myers
Arthur Weters
Ohio River Improvement Completed Opens Dam 53
The $12,000,000 Ohio river improvement project begun in 1910 is completed with the opening of Dam 53 at Grand Chain near Paducah Illinois. W S Gregory supervising engineer said the dam finalizes the Pittsburgh to river mouth navigation chain and ensures year round navigation. Construction began in 1925 and the dam cost about $4,590,009.
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Paducah
Pittsburgh
Ohio
W. S. Gregory
Paducah-Ebvarsville
Ohio River
Two Criminal Cages Filed In Common Pleas Court
Two criminal cases were filed in the common pleas court today from the Justice court of S. J. Geo One case notes J A Cia charged with obtaining food from Helen Pratt at 16 West Broad Street without paying and bound over to the grand jury under 509 dollars. The charge is defrauding an inn keeper. The other case reports Joseph W. Anderson bound over to the grand jury under 3600 dollars on a charge of em ployer, George C. Burrer.
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Common Pleas Court
Teday
Justice Court of
S. J. Geo
J. A. CIA
Helen Pratt
West Broad Street
Joseph W. Anderson
Grand Jury
George C. Burrer
Shearer Inquiry Moves to Subcommittee Start Next Week
Washington Sept 12 The senate naval affairs committee decided to send the investigation of William B Shearer and his navy propaganda activities to a small subcommittee of three to five senators. It was indicated the inquiry will begin next week.
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Washington
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Wm. B Shearer
Elyria church seeks court permit to borrow 315000
The Elyria Church of Christ filed a petition asking the court for permission to borrow 315,000 to purchase property in the city. The loan would be secured against two shared lots as part of the church’s plan for new church property.
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The
Elyria Church of Christ
New Orleans Street Car Strike Ends in Vote Rejection
Indefinite violence looms as strikers reject a tentative return‑to‑work deal by a 1009 to 87 vote. A streetcar was blown off tracks by a bomb, police used tear bombs to disperse crowds, and Acting Mayor Walmsley ordered an investigation amid tense, chaotic streets. Police patrols, public anger, and renewed calls for immediate reemployment defined the scene.
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New Orleans
Bomt
T. M. Walmsley
New York
William Greene
American Federation of Labor
A. B. Patterson
W. D. Mahon
Carmen
Edward Payroux
Onee
Traffic violator fined by city court rallying traffic light crash
Steve Ger lesh pleaded guilty to crashing a traffic light at Court and Broad streets. Mayor James A. Hewitt fined him two dollars and costs. Court session finished with one traffic violation.
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Steve Gerlesh
Court
Broad Streets
James A. Hewitt
Fearful Search For Missing Lake Michigan Vessel Andaste
The gravel carrier Audaste with a 25 member crew, sailing from Grand Haven to Chicago, was 45 hours overdue as a fierce storm swept Lake Michigan. Coast guard boats and other craft scoured the Grand Haven Chicago lane with no trace. Captain A L Anderson of Sturgeon Bay led the ship, radio gear aboard, and officials held hope that the vessel rode out the storm in the far north or offshore, but no word had come by press time.
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Chicago
Audaste
Grand Haven
Mich
Lake Michigan
Andaste
A. L. Anderson
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Coast Guard
Grand Hawver-Chicago
Anderson
Packers Son Buried in Secret Death Fallout
Chicago Sept Jonn R Cudahy son of the late millionaire meat pack Josan Cudahy buried today after death Monday night in Dwight. Death kept secret until Dwight packing company issued the death certificate signed by Dr Lee Kiel giving cause as myocarditis. Upon his father’s 1915 death a trust funded 31 500 000 provided only income for the son.
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Chicago
Jonn R Cudahy
Josan Cudahy
Dwight
Andrew
Cudahy
Lee Kiel
Senate Probe Of Plane Crash To Be Demanded
In Albuquerque on September 12 Senator Sam G Bratton of New Mexico announced he would demand a senatorial investigation into the fatal crash of the City of San Francisco T A T plane on Mount Taylor, outlining plans to press for inquiry.
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Senate
Eleal
Albuquerque
N. M
San Francisco
Mount Taylor
Sam. G. Bratton
New Mexico
Refuses to Hire Woman Ends in Fatal Shooting in Euclid Village
Barbara Irr, 62, was shot twice in the head today at her Euclid Village home by former gardener Micheel Ditierre who had been denied reemployment. Ditierre surrendered to police and admitted the killing. The Irr family, prominent in Cleveland and Euclid Village, had employed Ditierre for 17 years before he left and later pursued work, threatening Mrs Irr.
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Cleveland
Barbara Jr
Euclid Village
Micheel Ditierre
Euclid Villiage
J. Pearse
Ditierro
Irr
Bachelor
Irc
Ditierra
Mrs Irr
Police Watch Youth Drivers In City Crusade
Police chief J Stankard says the first day of the crackdown on drivers under sixteen produced no arrests. He clarifies that bicycles and motorcycles may be considered vehicles and that the ordinance prohibits youths from driving even with a guardian, despite public confusion.
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Pol
J. Stankard
Imar
Lady Mary Heath to sit up after crash
In Cleveland Lakeside Hospital Lady Mary Heath the famed Irish aviatrix, will sit up today for the first time since her plane crash into a roof two weeks ago. She is noted as the only licensed woman aviation mechanic and among the best known women flyers. A separate report notes Mary Wing 37 of the New York Central railroad camp was severely injured when a glass pitcher broke during a quarrel at a residence on Center Street and she was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Cleveland
Mary Heath
Lakeside Hespital
Syers
Mary Wing
New York Central Railroad
Tet Hubbard
Ris
Center Street
Hubbard
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Miguel de Braganza
Portugal
Lady Decies
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Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duchess of Marlborough
Center
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Szechenyi
Princess de Breganza
Henry Smith
Wall Street
South Anerst
U. OF Charge
Shearer
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William Howard Taft
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