Suit Filed to Foreclose Mortgage on 108 Acre Eaton Property
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co filed a foreclosure suit in common pleas court to quiet title and sell the 108 acre Eaton township property lot 65 and 76 to satisfy a $10,000 promissory note alleged unpaid. Defendants include Michael J. Urbansky of Cleveland.
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Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co
B. Broadstreet
Columbus
Common Pleas Court
Michael J. Urbansky
Larchwood Avenue
Cleveland
Eaton Township
Fire Alarms Rise as City Grows Says Fire Chief
Fire alarms this year reached 175 by Sept 18 with a total year loss of 6890.78 dollars, while last year’s loss stood at 20612.78. Chief W N Bates cites city growth and increased call volume as key factors with 37 percent rise in alarms and notes growing carelessness.
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W. N. Bates
Bates
Safety instruction for Lorain county schools starts October
The Lorain County Automobile Club in partnership with the Ohio State Automobile Association will begin monthly safety lessons in October for students from kindergarten through ninth grade. Henry Miller said the program has strong support from County Superintendent R. P. Vaughn Elyria Superintendent R. C. Master and local parochial school leaders.
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Lorai County Automobile Club
Ohio State Automobile Association
Henry Miller
Lorain County Automobile Club
He Nail
R. P. Vaughn
R. C. Master
Elyria
Man Accused of Shooting Wife in Athens
In Athens O Sept 19 Frank Vernon 40 was held in county jail charged with shooting his wife in the arm and wounding Sanford Moore 48 in the neck with one shot. Mrs Vernon had her arm amputated at the elbow. Moore is in serious condition. Police said the men had been drinking and the husband fired during a wrestling dispute between Mrs Vernon and Moore.
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Athens. O
Frank Vernon
Sanford Moore
Fire destroys Toledo slag plant and Wharton elevator
Fire of unknown origin wipes out the France Slag Co plant in Toledo with insured losses about 75990. In Upper Sandusky a Sunday fire razed the Wharton farmers elevator threatening town. wheat, coal and nearby buildings damaged. losses estimated at 10000. Athens opens fall term with registration. enrollment expected near 2006. Fane services held for Civil War veteran Joseph Reid in Bellefontaine. National Steam Navigation Board meets aboard the Cincinnati en route to Louisville. Caspar, Wyoming homes widely built of cement and asbestos due to nearby mines.
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Toledo
France Slag Co
Upper
Sandusky
Wharton
National Board of Steam Navigation
Cincinnati
Lowsville
Funeral set for longtime Hamilton County Dem chief
Cincinnati Ohio September 18 funeral services will be held tomorrow for Lewis G Bernard 2 who for nearly 30 years presided as chairman of the Hamilton county Democratic executive committee and led his party He died yesterday after a four week illness at the home of his son Edward Bernard born in New York City in 1845 came to Cincinnati in 1865 He studied at the New York Normal School and Albany Law School Three sons Gus Edward and Frank survive
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Cincinnati
Lewis G. Bernard
Hamilton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Bernard
Edward
George B. Cox
New York City
New York Normal School
Albany Law School
Gus
Frank
Officer Hurt by Runaway Horse in Cleveland
Mounted officer Otto Kortya was injured Sunday night when he leaped from his saddle atop four runaway police horses. The horses struck him with their hooves as he tried to halt their progress. Kortya was taken to Fairview hospital and later discharged to his home.
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Cleveland
Otto Kortya
Kortya
Fairview Hospital
September Next To June For Weddings
A period study notes June leads in U S weddings at 15.4 percent of annual total with September second at about 9 3 percent October third at 10 4 percent and November fourth at 9 3 percent data from retail research bureaus on merchandise trends.
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United States
Special Services At Huntington Universalist Church
The Rev. Sara L. Stoner will preach at the Huntington Universalist Church at 10:00 a.m. and at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday September Path. Sermon topics are Why preach Universalism and The Immortality of the Human Soul. A large attendance is expected and a basket dinner will be held at noon.
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Sara L. Stoner
Huntington Universalist
American Legion delegates hear call to peace and humanity
Whitehouse represented the American government while Herrick Charte Aff Affairs spoke on humanity and peace. Julian M. Thomas welcomed delegates and described wartime efforts in France and the care for isolated American graves, noting they are not under the American graves registration commission.
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Whitehouse
American Legion
Julian M. Thomas
American Legion Department
France
Ln de
Fean
Thomas
America
American Graves Registration Commission
The
Caddy Drowns Trying to Recover Lost Golf Ball
Julius Jurias, a golf course caddy, drowned at a Cleveland lagoon after the ball teed off into the water. He slipped on the slippery bank while attempting to retrieve the ball on Sunday.
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Cleveland
Julius Jurias
Jurias
Lidia relics collection to stay with widow for now
Executor files will to release the nine year old collection of Lidia relics of Vapi held by Carlos J. Van Bers. The Panos fragment scout died in TOS leaving most property to his wife with the collection to remain with her until her death. Autographed pictures of notables include Theodora Roosevelt and Indian chieftains.
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Ayrsas
Lidia
Vapi
Carlos J. van Bers
van Bers
Tos
Theodora Roosevelt
Sean
Geological report cites springs for water power potential
A recent geological study identifies natural springs harbored for water power and notes others large enough to supply major cities, highlighting varying capacities and locations.
Local Officers Attend Canton Reserve Officers Convention
Colonel James Guthrie president of the Lorain county chapter of the Reserve Officers Association led local delegates including Lt. A L Richwise Lt J M Powell Lt Arthur Musgrave Lt Charles Wade and Lt Harry Hows to the state convention in Canton on September 17 and 18 with General Summerall delivering the keynote address. George J Robson sustained injuries when the car he rode in overturned on the Cleveland road and was treated at Elyria Memorial hospital. Henry Nelson and Johanne Zafran were cited for intoxication and Joe Samaha faced gambling charges after a Sunday arrest. Samaha’s case was bound over to the grand jury with bond set at 300.
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James Guthrie
Lorain County
The
Reserve Officers Association
A. L. Richwise
Slyrian
Cleveland Road
George J. Robson
Avenir
Wes
Robson
Elycia Memorial Hospital
Joe Samaha
Amherst
S. J. George
Woman Injured Falling Down Stairs at Home
Mrs. Anna Schaffer of 121 Clinton Avenue fractured her right wrist when she fell down stairs Sunday at her home. The injury was treated at Memorial Hospital. In police court this morning S. H. McCartney and He Downs were fined $1 and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Anna Schaffer
Clinton Avenue
Memorial Hospital
S. H. McCartney
He Downs
Accessory Thieves Busy Across Town Over Weekend
Police report multiple thefts of auto accessories including a tire from Lee Kline at 215 Sumner Street and a tire and rim from Ben Moseles Jr. at 1291 East Avenue. A Ford coupe stolen from Andrew Strinka at 241 West River Street carried license 764-145. Leroy Keesior reported his dog bitten by a neighbor’s dog. Jane Hamilton, 11, dislocated her right hip after a fall trying to lift a bicycle. Hermano Mackert fined for speeding on Lodj Street.
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Lee Kline
Sumner Street
Ben Moseles
East Avenue
Andrew Strinka
West River Short
Rog
Lad
Leroy Keesior
Middle Avenue
Oll
Clemency appeal filed for Mrs Kaber in murder case
Mrs Admirnd Hill of Marion announces an eleventh hour clemency bid for Mrs Ava Katherine Kaber serving a life term at Marysville reformatory for the murder of her husband Dav Kaber publisher of Lakewood. The appeal seeks governor Danaher's clemency after limits on contact and a health crisis, with a request for a board recommendation.
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Ava Katherine Waber
Hfe
Marysville
Dav Kaber
Lakewood
Admirnd Hill
Marion
Shre
Tive Hill
Kaho
Fill
Danaher
H. Sisson
the Tavernes
Kaber
Hill
Steson
Wellington Leave For Southland
Wellington departs with Mrs Orville and san for a Florida home visit while her parents stay months. Local notes describe weekend outings, Sunday school, and assorted visits among families including the Nasses and Brown sisters with various relatives in Clyde Oberlin and Berlin regions.
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Southland
Wellington
Orville
San
Florida
Two Drownings Reported At Lake Baie
Fragmented newspaper notice reports two drownings in Lake Baie with details unclear. It mentions Miss Reval a student and Tishby as a father of two, and references Royal and Painesville but specifics are illegible.
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Lake Baie
Tishby
Realesed
Painesville Son Arconnatant
Miss Reval
Mtoe Oillers
Wanen
Vwehion
Ly. We. Royal
Baie If
Toledo Schools Open After Two Week Delay
Toledo public schools reopen after a two week delay caused by influenza with about 43 480 students returning to classrooms in the city. An accident near Danville seriously injured three other drivers and two victims were hospitalized after a crash on a highway near Eakmont.
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Abet
Fai
Sehaaia
Danville
Charles Tae
Eakmont
Mother and lover confess to burning baby in furnace
Washington police detain 22 year old Clara Butterworth of Newark and Clarence Tippett after a signed confession that the baby’s body was placed in the Embassy apartments furnace. The mother claims the child died and was smothered, while the mother’s mother says the child was born alive. Both await charges.
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Washington, D. C
Newark, O
Washington
Clara Ruth Butterworth
McFarlan's
Newark
Clarence
Edward Tippett
Tippett
Embassy
Edna Jones
Tipper
Butterworth
Ruth Tippett
McFarland
Market summaries in Cleveland and surrounding regions
Cleveland market reports show butter eggs and poultry prices with steady to firm tone. Leviathan lists potatoes cheeses lemons and fruits with shifting prices across New York Ohio Maine and California markets and regional livestock receipts in Toledo and East Buffalo detailing prices high and low ranges for hogs cattle sheep and calves.
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York State
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Maine
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Colorado
Brown
Toledo
East Buffalo
Deaths in two towns reflect long lives and loss
Jozeph Cephus died at his sister’s home on 14th Street at age 62 years nine months and three days after a four week illness. He traveled from Harrisburg to visit relatives and is survived by a sister, a brother and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set for Tuesday at two from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev. Markly. burial in Ridgelawn. Mariana D. Gerber dies at 2 on West Main Street South Amherst aged 92 after Swiss birth and thirty years in town. survived by six children, twenty grandchildren and five great grandchildren. church member St Johns Evangelical. Funeral services to be announced tomorrow.
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Jozeph Cephus
Harry Johnson
14Th Street
Harrisburg
Johnson
Rose Moore
Elyria
Wil Moore
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Manlana TD. Gerber
Kipton
Fred Gerber
Zanesville
St. John's Evangelical Church of
So. Amherst
McBride Outlines Prohibition Drive For City League
Francis Scott McBride, new acting counsel and general superintendent of the Anti Saloon League, pledges to carry on Wayne Wheeler’s work with a strong presidential focus. He says the league will oppose any candidate not committed to enforcing prohibition and to upholding the constitution, and aims to cooperate with lawyers, officials, and Congress to enforce and promote prohibition.
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Washington
Wayne 2
Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Francis Scott McBride
McBride
Congress
Birds as Master Builders in Nature’s Workshop
The article surveys birds as skilled builders across species. It notes weavers and carpenters among tropical birds, tunnelers like sand martin and kingfisher, primitive ground builders such as ducks and gulls, and the house swallow as a mud plasterer forming strong nests. The singing thrush uses varied materials for a sturdy home.
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Tropics
Guild of
Tears Face as Tears Kill Microbes Says Fleming
London report says Dr Alexander Fleming of St Marys hospital found tears act as disinfectant killing millions of microbes when a single tear is added to a basin. The claim highlights tears as potent antiseptic in microbiology notes.
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London
Alexander Fleming
St. Mary's Hospital
New Face Powder Praised by Nurses
Cranfall's Drug Store promotes MELLO-QLO French process face powder as pure and gentle on skin. It prevents dryness and shine, claiming to improve the complexion and win nurses' approval.
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Cranfall
Lewis Mercantile
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