Hospital urged as a measure of business
W. W. Clark and a campaign committee urge Stark county voters to approve a $735,000 county sanatorium bond issue for tuberculosis care. They say tuberculosis costs the community over $1,000,000 yearly in lost earnings as 18 to 35 year olds fall ill, and that the 17.4 cent tax per $1,000 valuation will fund a self-supporting, permanent institution delivering health and economic returns.
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Blark County
W. W. Clark
Hoad Tsque
National Tuberculosis Association
Clark
Stark County
Relatle
Lawsuit Over Double Chin Photo Defamation Demand
New York stage beauty Beryl Halley sues for damages claiming a facial list misrepresented her image. She alleges a “double chin” photo appeared without consent and seeks $75 plus remedy for social damage.
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Beryl Halley
New York
Bey
Jury fooled in big fraud case attorney says
New York Oct. 31 a federal grand jury was hoodwinked into indicting Col. Thomas Miller former alien property custodian in a war era fraudulent recovery scheme. Miller’s counsel Robert Johnston charged the indictment rests on the testimony of unnamed foreign financiers and two convicted felons, asserting Miller did not know or deal with those individuals and calling for a thorough inquiry.
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New York
Tderal
Col. Miller
Aid Johnstone
Col Miller
Fire forces family to Snowy Street in Cleveland blaze
A Cleveland family of five including John Majores his wife and three children were forced onto Snowy Street when a fire at their East Boulevard home broke out. Spontaneous combustion started the blaze causing an estimated $5000 in damage before firefighters contained it.
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Cleveland
John Majores
East Boulevard
Death shocks Cleveland woman as cousin dies
In Cleveland on October 31 Mrs. Santa Mercurio, 56, died at home shortly after learning that her cousin John Gentille had died. Doctors attributed the fatal heart attack to the shock of the news, noting both deaths occurred within about 15 minutes.
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Cleveland
John Gentille
Merger decision set January 15 by U S board
Washington Oct 31 The Inter State commerce commission will decide on the Vanswerneer VanSweringen plan to merge Chesapeake and Ohio Erie Pere Marquette Hocking Valley and Nickel Plate railroads into a Nickel Plate system. The case, the largest financial proposal before the commission, may be resolved by Jan 18 with briefs filed and final argument held late in the year. Col W A Colston argues the commission must decide jurisdiction public interest and fairness of terms.
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Washington
Mercer
Vanswertneer Brothers
Cleveland
Inter State Commerce Commission
Sweringens
W. A. Colston
Tegal Neutenant
Cleveland Newshoy
International News Service Today
Chesapeake & Oho
Hocking Valley
Thomas Ro Gray
VanSweringens
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Pere Marquette
Commission
Colston
Cigarets Stolen From Cleveland Auto
F J Eliott of Cleveland reported to police Friday evening that eight cartons of cigarets were stolen from his automobile parked in front of the Courtland hotel.
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F. J. Eliott
Cleveland
Courtland Hotel
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