Chaperone Helps Bashful Clerk Win Wealthy Suitor
Norman Hart an 18 year old Chicago clerk earns 24 a week and woos Eleanor Glazer Schwartz. Chaperone Mrs Catherine Poland arranges dates and prods Hart to prove himself. The couple elopes to Kansas City and marries with Mrs Poland’s aid before Schwartz family intervenes and disapproves. Police detectives join the pursuit though details remain unclear.
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NEA
Kansas City
Norman Randolph Hart
Chicago
Hart
Eleanor Glazer Schwartz
Catherine Poland
Philip Schwartz
Coal Rate Hearing Cancelled by Public Utilities Commission
The Public Utilities Commission dismissed the suspended coal rate hearing against proposed higher tariffs from the Jackson district to Dayton and from Dayton State Hospital after cancellation of the hearing set for November 19. State Purchasing Agent John Brennan had protested the increases due to higher coal costs for Dayton Hospital.
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Columbus
Jackson District
Dayton
Dayton State Hospital
Public Utilities Commission
John Brennan
Pinex based remedy promises fast cough relief at home
A vintage advertisement touts a simple home cough remedy using 24 ounces of Pinex mixed into a pint bottle with sugar or honey. It claims three fold action, soothing inflammation, loosening phlegm, and acting on bronchial tubes for quick relief, urging no substitutes and money-back guarantee.
Coal Experts Propose Price Rise and Production Cuts
At the National Coal Association convention in Cleveland on November 15 S A Taylor former president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers urged forming combinations to curtail coal production and raise prices by 50 cents a ton to balance supply with demand. He said districts could secure prices that yield fair profits on total investment including carrying costs until demand absorbs excess capacity.
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National Coal Association
United States
Organization of Combinations
Taylor
Turner Decides on Changing Highway Route Near Carbondale
Ohio Attorney General Edward C. Turner ruled that the State Highway Department and the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad cannot proceed to relocate a state highway near the railroad properties at Carbondale in Athens County without the consent of the Common Pleas Court. The plan involves eliminating a grade crossing and building a new one on State Route 56 at Carbondale where the highway ascends Trace Run.
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Columbus
U.R
State Highway Department
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Carbondale
Athens County
Common Pleas Court
Edward C. Turner
Harry Kirk
Kirk
Trace Run
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Hart-Schwartz
Bikie
Nortian Hart
Variety Store
S. Court St
Athens
Buffalo
Cleveland
S. A. Taylor
The
American Institute of
Engi
Neers
Frigidaire
Turner
Washington
Navy
P. N. 11
Potomac River
S. W. Calloway
D. W. Tomlinson
SiKxens Re
Elersk
Messenger Cooking School
Frances Northcross
Cruickshank
Cru-Bro
Cooking
C. D. Shafer Co
U. S. Weather Bureau
F. O. B. Dayton
General Motors
Frances T. Northcross
Messenger
Battery and Electric Co. K. OF P. Bldg
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