Supreme Court Ends Recess with 17 Cases on Dockets
The Ohio Supreme Court reconvened after its summer break with 17 cases and 164 appeals awaiting on the general and motions dockets. Oral arguments opened on a murder appeal involving David Adkiy, sentenced to death for the 1925 Canton area homicide of Harry Malone, with execution date postponed pending final ruling. Other hearings include a tax case by Columbus fraternal organization members and an appeal from Cincinnati’s William Newman related to a $50 unit dispute and alleged assault.
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Columbl'so
State Supreme Court
David Adkiynegre
Harry A. Malone
Varhead
Canton
Supreme Court
Jacop Zeitler
Columbus
State Tax Commission
Proposerty
William J. Newman
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
William A. Ignmoen
Coieminaty
Rescue Struggle Continues at Pabst Mine Shaft
News from Ironwood Michigan reports forty three miners trapped since Friday near the eighth level of the Pabst mine. Rescue teams work in four hour shifts drilling toward the confined men as tapping signals and eerie echoes fuel hopes of survival amid cold damp darkness.
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Ironwood
Mich
Pabst
Restie
Aurora
Alfred Mah
Tysat
Entonihad
Ohio conference appoints list of church and academic leaders
A long continuation lists numerous officials and clergy appointments across towns including Sandusky Norwalk Monroeville Oberlin and Willard with institutions such as Baldwin Wallace College and Ohio Wesleyan University. Names include R. Akers A. Bosler J. McConnell and H. Stewart among others in a broad oversight roll.
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Sandusky Paris
South
Heville
Hiehkaon
South Amferat
A. Pelt
Spencer River Corners
Hall
Pitts
Conreney
Vermilion
W. W. Thiyls
Vickery
Litzel
Wadsworth
Wool, Tones
Wellington
le. Edwards
Giels
Fi refighting method to be demonstrated at Woodlayn avenue plant
Demonstration planned to test Childs Company generator products for suppressing gasoline or oil fires. Firefighting foam and water mixtures will be shown using a 2 inch hose and hydrant pressure to mix concentrate with water. Chief Bates notes the method aims to deny oxygen and inhibit combustion by diverting air away from the flame.
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Woodlayn Avenue
Vitemite Machine Screw Company
Baya Clef
Utes
Childs Company
Eve
Maite
Throwel Jt
Bates
Sabbath Movement Backed by Conference After Speaker's Address
The conference endorsed the Lord's work and pledged full support after Speaker Wood's remarks. It proposed presenting 110,000 names to the legislature against Sabbath breaking, signaling strong campaign momentum for the effort.
Rescue tale as 90 aboard ship Mevi seeps from Madagascar
New York reports 90 passengers and crew were rescued from the steamer Mevi after it ran aground off Madagascar shoals. Ninety aboard were taken on by 40 rescuing ships and disembarked at Progresso, with several Americans among the named survivors.
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New York
Ward Ling
Mesivo
Madagascae Shoals
Bro. Rcs
Hayao
Inidight
Mevi+ co
Mexico City
Baer Wey Feu
Phos
Vrorreery
Pragiessypolis
Agarsefor
Madagascay
Huitons
Progresso
Vera Crug
Pisnens
Hose
Mexico
Hone
Edward Jr. Herbert
Mount Vernon
Panl G. Linde
Kvage
Samuel Pulgarich
Rogamond Gowa
Legina Andly
Grace Fanolly
Kailie Kwerpon
Joseph Konyes
Robert 1
Sagendor
Convention Ends Without Dispute Over Key Platform
Readers worry as the convention closes with no major clashes over the platform. The opposing group relents, Ian the Moor remains unchallenged, and a pending referendum on intoxicating liquor sales seeks a public verdict at the polls.
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Ian
Wadsworth and Mills
Local conference notes include officers and a fog dispersal test
A fragmented report lists names of village officers and committee members led by Mrs Maud Siriek and Mrs Nelle MVM. It mentions a 1827 convention and an army fog dispersal instrument that releases sand and car duet particles from aircraft to disperse fog.
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Pope
Hose Pirdery
Pfheer
Mats Milfor
B. Maske
Vie
Pouwas
Annabel
Adios
Albert
Dielen
Tatas JT
Uilmaires
Kimpron
Mire Halwin
County of
Orsire
Nelle Mvm
Elvira
Vee
II Tage
Matche
Rourke
Elvrra
Strond
Vvivee
Khadayeos
Lewin
Thanahing
Etta Wigit
Wellingtons
Penders From Berk and Local Divorce Actions In Court
Police report describes a street incident near Washington avenue bridge involving teen tarenue Sehroder and a vehicle pursuit. Two divorce petitions filed in common pleas court this morning. Helen Handwerg seeks alimony from Charles Mandweorg and Verada Smathers seeks custody and support from Oscar J. Smathers.
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Penders
Berk Accordig
Sehroder
Glenwood
Washington Avenue
Sehronder
Court of Common
Helen Handwerg
Charles Mandweorg
Verada Smathers
Beorain
Oscar J. Smathers
Auto knocks on steps of porch after drunken drive
Police report last night describes a drunken driver’s vehicle running onto the curb at Astern Heights Boulevard and Garrard Avenue, damaging a porch step and other property. Joe Stefonice was fined $5 and costs by police court after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct.
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Astern Heights Boulevard
Garrard Avenue
Hares
Speeding driver fined for muffler violation in police court
W. C. Wood paid a $5 fine after pleading guilty to speeding and driving without a muffler in police court this morning. Fire crews responded to an alarm at 877 Broad St last night but reported no fire after arriving with squad and engine.
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W. C. Wood
Wood
Baal’s
Broad St
Local court actions include guilty pleas and fines
Sam Nags was fined 35 for assault and drug charges after a morning court appearance. An unidentified local man pleaded guilty to striking and abusing a person on Vuluan street yesterday. Anlira Worthington, the first colored girl to graduate Khvladeh school in twenty years, enters State University to study law. Ray King was fined for intoxication after appearing in court. Harry Warrison pled guilty to the rise charges.
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Fen Sam Nags
Orderdy Vandaet
Niey
Vuluan St
Hocal Colortd Gil
Anlira Worthington
Khvladeh School
Oh State University
Ray King
Fiew
King
Vinod Sa
Laster
Minny
Harry Warrison
World Peace House endorses church shift toward peace
The document outlines the Northwest Ohio Conference 1028 plan aligning with the General Conference and Washington 1929 statements. It calls the church to oppose war, promote world peace, protect individual conscience, and establish quarterly committees on peace. It warns against political entanglements and urges broadcasting discipline.
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Ohio
General Conference
N24
Conference On the Churches and World Peace
Washington
Confidant Sally Peters Sought in Hall Mills Murders Case
In Somerville New Jersey on September 28 Sally Peters long close associate of Mrs Frances Stevens Hall is sought for questioning by Special Prosecutor Simpson. Prosecution argues alias Peters a social stalker can aid in the Hall Mills murder inquiry.
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Somerville
N. J
Sally Peters
Frances Stevens Hall
Hall-Mills
Simpson
Alias Peters
Res
Edward VW. Hall
Eleanor R. Mills
Halls
Soupsan
Supreme Ceure
Walker
Hall
John W. Underwood
Jane Albson
Sigonnay Smith
McPherson Denies Carmel Allegation During Hearing
Mina Mpheroook denies being at Carmel as witnesses testify Mrs. Aimee McPherson swam to disguise, while Kenneth Ormiston admits sharing a Carmel cottage with a woman but says it was not McPherson. The preliminary conspiracy case against McPherson and relatives continues as crowds press outside the court.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Sempin McPherson Wamin Evangeliiat
Ocean Park
Prersons
McPherson
Kenneth&. Ormiston
Carmel
Teton
Aa Mra
Mo Pin-vseng
Elyria Twous Trial Development Co Incorporation Notice
Columbus sept 28 report lists incorporations including Abiia Industrial Development Company with £25,000 share capital and officers L B Mayer Tod Moise J Banning Smith TM McCamb, detailing legal filing actions and par values for shares amid development firm activity.
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Columbus
Abiia Inductrial Development Company
Might
L. B Mayer
Tod
Moise
Ecrunting and Auditing Inc
Lame
J. Banning Smith
TM. McCamb
Temperance and political appeal from local league leaders
A community notice expresses support for temperance efforts and calls for voters to back candidates aligned with the league. It condemns the import of intoxicants and endorses trustees of the Anti Salgan League with listed names and friends urged to cooperate.
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Uessun
Caren
Board of Temperance
Prohtition
Poliie Morais
Woc
TOC
Ant Salgan League
Hammaker
Wow Purtivh
SR. W Saimon
John S Rutledge
L. S. Nore
C.H. Hager
Fatal collision near Union station between Union Flyer and Lehigh Limited
An inquiry opened into the crash at Union station Bethieuhem involving the Union Flyer and Lehigh Limited. Eight killed and forty injured as both trains met on a crossing. Lehigh Valley Railroad blamed Central railroad of New Jersey. engineer Henry Schmidt injured cites signaling doubts.
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Bethieuhem
Union Flyer
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Lehigh Limited
Union Station
Jersey Central
Lehieh
Lehieh Valley Railroad
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Henry Schrmidt
Scranton Flyer
Jake
Schmid
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Grand juries review cases in secret session today
The grand jury, in secret session, will not report to Judge A R Webber until early next week. Ten cases are slated for review by County Prosecutor D A Baird. The second case involves Lareen T Lalich of Lorain on a first degree murder charge for the September 10 killing of Stanley Jockich. Seven witnesses have been summoned to present testimony before the jurors.
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Oliver Iron Mining Company
Buttj
Veterair Maine
A. R. Webber
Ynrars
D. A. Baird
Lareen T. Lalich
Lorain
Stanley Jockich
Lorain Boose Joint Injunction Hearing Set
A Lorain court will hear a padlock injunction petition Thursday morning before Judge A R Webber targeting several alleged booze joints amid Governor Donahey’s cleanup drive. Cesare Caparosa seeks dismissal of a temporary sanction against a pool room at 2883 Seneca Avenue as Joe and Anna Urbas face presumed evictions after liquor violations. Caparosa claims no knowledge of the occupants.
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Homline
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Walter
Varlan
Donahey
Cesare Copecosa
27 Years Search for Wife Ends in Divorce Request
In Cleveland, Sept. 28, Ceorge W. Ray a Libania farmer filed for divorce after a 27 year search for his wife who allegedly disappeared in September 1894 after 21 years of marriage. He asks the court to determine if she is alive or dead and to declare her dead if travel records show her absence.
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Cleveland
Dale
Enoch Arden
Common Pleas
Ceorge W. Ray
Ray
Ath Weing
Europe
United Pres. Synod Meets in Pittsburg
The United Presbyterian Synod of New York Pennsylvania and Ohio meets in Pittsburg Pa for routine business. Rev K W Giffin of Cleveland is chosen moderator with Rev W A Hubbell of Cleveland as vice moderator.
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United Pres. Synod
Pittsburg
Synod of the United Presbyterian Churches of
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cleveland
W. A. Hubbell
Los Angeles City Builds Belt Line Rail Project
The city owned belt-line railroad around the harbor area is being condemned for 307 acres near Dominguez Slough. The project, estimated at up to 2.5 million dollars, will unify all railroads serving the Los Angeles port and route freight to city tracks for distribution at a central hub.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Harbor
City of Harbor Commissioners
Dominguez Slough
Markets and Prices Tray in Cleveland and Toledo Reports
Cleveland market notes show butter eggs apples and potatoes with steady to higher trend. cattle veal sheep and hogs listed with varying gains and receipts. Toledo and Chicago quotations cover wheat corn barley oats and lard with price ranges and shipments. New York Liberty Bond quotes open and in market.
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Cleveland
Bae Te
Chicago
Masters
Ducks & Reese
United State
Mu Bostendys
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Calarmio
Brown
Relief Effort Expands After Storm Hits City
Red Cross workers take charge of relief efforts as local committees step back. Two hundred more Red Cross volunteers head toward the city while Florida National Guard evacuates the east coast district. Death toll stands at 109 with 17 unidentified. 405 injured remain at Jackson Memorial Hospital as doctors and nurses are sent home.
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Miame
Fila
Nations
al Red Cross
Red Cross
East Coast
Florida National Guarda
Foo
Fort Lauderdale
Commission
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Prohibition Budget Planned for 1928 in Washington
Washington reports a thirteen million dollar proposed appropriation for enforcement in the fiscal year 1928. The figure excludes costs for Justice Department enforcement, the Coast Guard, and the Bureau of Customs. The budget bureau has the proposal under consideration.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Coast Gard
Bureau of Cus
Hudeet Bureau
Ohio primary may move to May and August primaries end
Secretary of State Ehad Brown announced that a special committee will study Ohio election laws and propose revisions. The panel, created by the last legislature, recommends holding the May primary and abolishing the August primary and other presidential year primaries.
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Ohio
Colmbes
Ohi
Ehad Brown
Cone Witterc
Funeral services for Mrs Tha llaftman held at Hart Court
Funeral services for Mrs Tha llaftman who died yesterday at her daughter's home 17 Rail Court will be held this evening at seven o'clock at Hart Court. The body will then be moved to Indianapolis for interment. Local arrangements are incomplete.
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Thallaftman
Homer Foster
Rail Court
Hart Court
Indianapolis
Backer Funeral Notice for Rita Bauer
Funeral services for Rita Bauer daughter of Mr and Mrs AL J Bauer will be held Wednesday at Real m from her home and at 854 from St Agnes Church.
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Rita Bauer
AL J. Bauer
Si7
High Street
Realm
So Agnes Church
Child Believed Kidnapped Sparks Wide State Search
In Asharula Sept 28 a three year old girl Isabel Zanidorski was reportedly abducted from her bed a week ago. Sheriff officials said a night intruder carrying the child away while sleeping with others. Searchers plan to extend the inquiry into Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio to locate the child and abductors.
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Ashtarula
Rani Search
Unlerwar
Wannum
Isabel Zanidorski
Thas
Mwe
Aanadursay
Isabel
Pannsylvania
Eastern
Ohin
Madame Tussaud's to Build $1,000,000 Wax Works
The famed Madame Tussaud's Wax Works plans a new building after a long run since Dickens' Old Curiosity Shop. The project aims for a $1 million construction, signaling a major expansion for the popular exhibit.
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