Darrow Lectures at Grand Opera House Ends with Union Theme
Clarence Darrow Chicago attorney and McNamara case chief counsel spoke at the People's Church in the Grand Opera House. He defended labor unions, praised Mrs Mary McNamara of Cincinnati and her sons amid references to their Los Angeles trial sentences and parole possibilities. He urged workers to use ballots, criticized capitalism, and predicted a cooperative commonwealth.
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Co-Operative Commonwealth
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Herbert Bigelow
Strike Order Boots 6000 Delaware and Hudson Workers
On January 18 the 6000 operating employees of the Delaware and Hudson railroad will strike at 5 45 am if a prior order from grand lodge officers is obeyed. The action spans the system from Rouses Point to Wilkes-Barre and will disrupt trains to the division terminals with station agents tower men and telegraphers kept on duty until 2 46 am to clear operations. The walkout follows December talks with Clifford Sims vice president of the railroad and may end if two men are reinstated and back pay grievances are settled.
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Fifteen Radium Springs Reported in Colorado
Denver Jan 1 There are fifteen radium springs in Colorado according to Prof Russell D George state geologist and University of Colorado professor He says the Colorado radium field is more extensive than any in Europe and his tests prove the springs contain measurable radium wealth
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Growth of Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce since 1840
A retrospective notes the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce rise from 199 members in 1840 to 2076, reflecting Cincinnati’s growth from a 40 060 population to a thriving urban center. It recalls the first dinner, Civic Square setting, Griffin Taylor as first president, and a long list of early charter members and firms.
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Daria Loortig
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Pan
George
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J. Yorke
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Kennett
Atlanta Pastor Admits Soulmate Affair on Divorce Case
Reverend J W Foster of Atlanta confessed to maintaining Mrs J W Deane as his soulmate and said the liaison improved his preaching. He blamed his wife for lack of support. Deane hopes a divorce from her husband and plans to marry Foster to avoid scandal. Foster and Deane moved to Atlanta from Texas two years prior, living near his church and Foster's home with his wife and seven children.
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Postoffice Safe Robbed in Mender Ohio Heist
Late Saturday local postoffice inspectors reported the safe at Mender Ohio blown open and $500 taken by yeggmen.
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Women Plan Luncheon Schedule This Week at East Fourth
A syncheon will be given every day this week at 124 East Fourth street by the women of the New Thought Temple. The event invites community members to attend and share in the luncheon program.
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ELECT NEW CITY CLERK FOR LOCKLAND
The Lockland city council has chosen Louis Hermann as water works clerk to succeed Harry Brock.
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Financial market roundup and commodity notes
The page reports New York stock quotations and commodity prices with mixed signals. It lists cattle hogs and pork receipts, beef and pork prices, and various fruits and vegetables with regional price references. The items reflect daily market activity and receipts at multiple markets, noting higher and steady trends versus prior listings.
Submarine A-7 Missing After Plymouth Dive
London reports the submarine A-7 failed to surface after a dive in White Sand Bay near Plymouth, causing loss of life. Search efforts continue, with public demands for accountability and calls to abandon remaining A class vessels.
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Glynn Aims to Fight High Food Prices in New York
Governor Glynn, arriving for a Genesee Society dinner, will hold talks through Tuesday on reducing farm product costs while boosting farmer returns. He plans legislation to curb prices and create a state market commission to aid commerce.
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Lady Victoria Pery Performs Five Loops in Air at Hendon
London Jan 18 Lady Victoria Pery daughter of the Earl of Limerick looped the loop five times with Gustave Hemel at the Hendon Aero drome today. She says the stunt is thrilling beyond ordinary flight and she is eighteen and deeply interested in sports.
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First arrest under new Cincinnati liquor law at Snag Social Club
Lieutenant Watson and Patrolman Nagel arrested James McLaughlin 40 of 1428 Gladstone Ave president of Snag Social Club 1268 East Front St for violating the liquor law. Two kegs of beer were confiscated as evidence.
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Escape Auto Wreck Ends with No Injuries
Automoby model 39864 registered to Charles Nerpel of 222 West McMillan Street collided at Second Street and Broadway. The car skidded and two wheels were smashed. no one was hurt.
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Unclear agricultural material pricing and stock terms
Fragmented list describes various feed and seed items with lots of figures. Mentions No 4 yellow care hay timothy clover mixtures and auction terms with prices around 14 to 34 dollars per unit. Indicates mixed lots and quantities but overall readability is poor.
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Wheat Market Stirs as Prices End Mixed in Snowbound Belt
Chicago market notes show slight rally after a weak opening amid mild winter belt weather. Wheat futures drifted lower to modestly firmer, with receipts and shipments detailed and oats and corn activity described. prices for cash wheat and futures at several maturities listed and noted by exchanges.
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Ro tter Savery Creamery Be Fires at Wigs
Fragment of a local page mentions a creamery, fires, and individuals with partial names. Readable elements include names like Berger and Betas Vieti with scattered numbers and places. Context remains unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Savery
New York
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Betas Vieti
Poultry Prices and Types Listed in Local Notice
A fragmented OCR item lists poultry categories including spring hens, spring ducks, and colored spring ducks with price hints. Mentions 160 units and wide ducks, indicating a market or farm notice with various duck and hen types and a brief price context.
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Tobacco market reports sales and prices across weeks
The report lists hundreds of tobacco bids and sales figures. It notes 648 kets offered with average prices around $9.10 per 100 for all offerings and 443 bnds of new tobacco selling at an average $12.76 per 100. Some lots range from $1.50 to $15.75, with food shortages affecting last year’s sales.
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Fragmented Ad Copy From New Orleans Market Prices
OCR readable parts show assorted goods and prices including hats, confectionery, and sugar products. Mentions New Orleans origin terms and assorted cents per unit prices with unclear product names and quantities.
Coal and Coke Sand Detrereds Toeetieebeay
Temp 89 described as essential for coal and coke trade with derelict details. No clear events or entities.
Whisky Berrele Report Cited Pegged to Peetertez
Garbled OCR notes reference whisky and a Berrele of whisk text dated 01.23 with a name Peetertez unclear. Readable elements suggest a tiny business or personal note mentioning whisky and a dated tag.
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Peetertez
Corportions and Bank Details From Cumminsville Receipt
A damaged OCR shows bank related items including a certified check, account numbers, and signatures. Notary public Clifford McGary confirms the document on January 17 in Ohio.
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