Ohio price commission formed to curb unfair charges
Mrs. George H. Clark elected secretary of the Stark price commission at a Saturday meeting. Joseph Imelat named chairman as the panel vows to investigate complaints about necessities prices. Complaints must name firm, items, amount paid, and signer. anonymous or hearsay tips are not accepted. If justified, cases go to United States Court. profiteers may face action. Delegates and public officials discuss political notes and support for Harding Coolidge ticket.
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Starkir Price Commission
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Imelat
Ohio Fair Price Comsner Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Whatey
Willis
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Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Cox
McAdoo
Coolidge
Labor
Boston
Wilson
Harding and Borah Split over Treaty and War
Ohio Senator Harding disputed Wilson era rhetoric arguing war was justified by invasion of American seas. He backed ratification of the Versailles treaty with reservations and opposed rapid anti Harding movements. The piece analyzes Chicago convention strategy and power plays by Lowden Wood Johnson and Borah groups shaping Harding’s nomination.
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Dge
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Harding
United States
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Hason
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Reblicans
Chicago
McAdoo
Republican Party
John
Borah
Ugh
Adore
Roosevelt
Ohio
Wood
Roose
Frank Hitchcock
Lowden
Warrening
Lowden Pass Wood
Otting
Fen
Johnson
Knox
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Sproul
Sen
Sylvania
Mother saves her two sons in Red River rescue
In Wahpeton North Dakota a mother, Mrs. T. E. Cole, leapt into the swift Red River to save her two sons from drowning. She pulled both boys to shore after watching one struggle for the third time and the other attempt a rescue.
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Wahpeton
WN. D
T. E. Cole
Red River
Burglaries Hit Ada After Carnival Crowd
Burglars struck while a carnival drew crowds in Ada Oklahoma. Nine houses and one store were entered. About $4,000 in silks were stolen from a department store, with additional money and jewelry taken from homes.
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Ada
Okla
Nominating Warren G. Harding Draws Wide Political Reactions
Leaders from California to Boston react to Warren G. Harding's nomination. Johnson and Wood comment cautiously. Hughes sends congratulations. Poindexter praises Harding as capable. Cox notes Ohio honor. Coolidge pledges Massachusetts support. Penrose predicts GOP victory amid illness recovery.
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Coolidge
Boston
Harding
Massachusetts
Death Notices for Naomi Lappin Cora Dinius and Daniel Shollenberger
Naomi Lappin eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Lappin of Waco died Saturday at 2 pm after months of illness. Survived by parents two brothers and two sisters services Monday 2 pm at the Waco home with Rev P H Welshimer. burial Westlawn cemetery. Mrs Cora Dinius funeral Tuesday 2 pm at home 1204 18th St NW and 2:30 pm at Bethany United Evangelical church. Daniel Shollenberger died Saturday morning funeral Monday 2 pm at the Harrisburg Rd home and 2:30 pm at Werstler Church Middlebranch with burial Werstler cemetery.
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Naomi Lappin
Ernest Lappin
Waco
P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Westlawn
Cora Dinius
18Th St
Bethany United Evangelical Church
Daniel Shollenberger
Harrisburg Rd
Werstler Church
Middlebranch-ed
Werstler Cemetery
Fire Unlucky for These Men in Norwell Stills Found
In Norwell Massachusetts a house on the William Lapham estate burned and investigators found two stills and raw materials nearby. Deputy Sheriff Condon seized the works and Samuel Stutzil, said to be father of the twins, was arrested. The fire is blamed on still lamps.
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Norwell
Mass
Rome
William Lapham
Condon
Samuel Stutzil
Detroit
Beav er Creek Boar Sells for Record Price in Minnesota
Juh Brothers of Beav er Creek township paid 7500 dollars for Creator a Duroe Jersey boar. Officials say it may be the highest price ever paid for a porker in Minnesota.
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Laverne, Minn
Minnesota
Brothers
Beaver Creek Township
Thermometer Maker of Prussian Birth Earns High Wages
A Prussian born, largely self taught thermometer maker in New York earns between 1500 and 1800 dollars weekly from a small dirty home workshop near the Coney Island elevated line. He crafts delicate thermometers from glass blowing to mercury filling and lettering. After arriving in America he built a business, overcoming poverty until a physician’s praise boosted orders. He lives with his wife and child in stark conditions yet keeps guests with Prussian foods and hospitality.
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New York
United States
Coney Island
Old Country
America
Europe
Helping Her Husband Out Lands Woman in Tulsa Jail
Mrs Tony Hull was jailed after aiding her husband in a prison break by passing hacksaw blades to him. The blades helped seventeen inmates escape from the county holdover, and the husband distributed them to other prisoners.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tony Hull
Immigrant Groups Top Thrift in Detroit Ford Survey
A Detroit Ford plant survey shows Turkish workers with an average $821 in savings, Austrians $641, Armenians $614, Germans $348, Hungarians $278, and Poles $278. The data highlights varying levels of personal savings among immigrant communities.
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Ford
Detroit
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