Chicago mayoral race ends in Thompson defeat
Chicago voters rejected Mayor William Hale Thompson as a coalition judiciary ticket swept the city. Unofficial counts show Thompson and his allies defeated by substantial margins amid riots and fraud accusations. A coalition watcher was killed at a polling place during the tumult.
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Chicago
Jung T—William| Hale
Big Bill
Thompson
Marshal Joffre
France
United States
Hiram W. Johnson
Warding
No-To-Bag Helped Thousands Quit Tobacco Habit
The No-To-Bag program is advertised as a simple aid to stop tobacco cravings. A tablet in the mouth supposedly ends desire, breaks the habit, and improves mental and physical welfare. It promises a refund if cravings persist.
Indigestion Link to Stomach Acids and Magnesia Relief
Authorities claim about nine tenths of stomach trouble stems from excess hydrochloric acid rather than lacking digestive juices. The ad advises Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, reduce souring, gas, and pain, and notes it is harmless, cheap, and widely used.
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Madigel
Trey
Allon sin Offered as Rheumatism Conqueror
An advertisement claims Allon sin cures rheumatism with two bottles for any sufferer and offers a full refund if pain continues. It cites years of testing and credits James J. Allen, the discoverer, who states he will not take money unless relief is achieved. The ad lists Howe Drug Co and other retailers as distributors.
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James 3
Allen
Allenriu
Alon
Howe Drug Co
Rartcliffe Drug Co
Better Drug Co
Itamon
Actlon
Tap
Vitamon
Gro Howe
Palace Topics Preview At The Palace Theatre
The latest Palace Topics issue displays cartoon by Bert Green highlighting Paris fashion. Annapolis Naval Academy presents 260 new officers as President Harding attends graduation. Jersey City prepares arena for the Dempsey Carpentier bout with 60,000 spectators expected.
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Palace
Palace Theatre
Bert Green
Paris
Annapolis
Naval Academy
America
Navy
Harding
Jersey City
Monroe News Briefs From June Meeting and Local Updates
The Jolly twelve Card club met at Mrs. William Thompson's home. Residents report illnesses and visits from relatives in Ohio Indiana and Springfield. Monroe aims for cleaner streets as oiling progresses. John Sigg oversees work on town improvements. Two ball games are scheduled Sunday afternoon at the ball park starting at one o'clock Be m standard time. The Horta Rangers will hold a meeting Saturday afternoon.
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James Carson
Dayton
Eliza Carson
Mildred Thompson
Bob
Jones
Lucille
Clarence Warner
Leonard Boyd
Middletown
John Boyd
Monroe
John Sigg
Peta Daniels
Sprringfield
Tom Freeman
Avastin Smith
Lawrences Minick
Mason
Horta Rangers
Educational Week at the Palace Highlights Comic Films
The Palace theatre marks Educational Week with daily educational comedies including High and Dry and Dead Easy. Patrons enjoy the light humor as management celebrates a nationally known event. TOMLINSON HEADS CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS statement notes new successor William Emery announces C. Tomlinson as his chosen successor.
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Palace Theatre
Antira
Tomlinson
Christian Scientists
Boston
Mass
First Church of Christ, Scientist
William Emery
Detroit
Trving C. Tomlinson
Middletown Promises Action on City Development Plan
In Middletown the city commissions and Chamber of Commerce backed a five fold emic development plan. C Ed Sebald announced next steps include widening Third street sidewalks removing overhead wires and installing ornamental lighting. A streets committee will submit changes and redistricting by week’s end while land condemnation east of the canal for a new city hall is sought.
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Middletown
Emic
Chamber of Commerce
C. Ed. Sebald
City Commission
Ennal
Civic Development Committee
Monroe Current Events Club Hosts Meeting At Leffler Home
In Monroe, Mrs Will Leffler hosted a gathering for the Monroe Current Events club on Wednesday. Numerous local residents including Miss Ardella Kinney of Lockland and Miss Mary E Van Ness visited others, with several attending Grange and E Z club events. Families and friends were noted visiting and entertaining across the area.
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Asyles
Will Leffler
Monroe
Ardella Kinney
Lockland
Mary E. van Ness
Gordon Schubert
Brant
Grange
Hanover
Helen
Asther Mehl
Margaret Davis
Mars
A. E. Shafer
Ethel Mae
Anna Brooks
Lester Drake
Glendela
Helen Kyle
Alice
Hamilton
Will Brophy
Beilany M
Marion Mulford
Ellsworth Barnthouse
Ray Stewart
Russell Stewart
Harry Rahnes
Mary
Rahnes
Albert Stewart
Callars
Harry Mehl
Paul Mehl
Monras
Corwin Mehl
Eli Wood
Stockton
John Mehl
Middletown
Hiram Roll
Sportsmen to Form Fish and Game Protection Group
Local sportsmen in Hamilton and Butler county are invited to a Friday night meeting at the YMCA to form the Fish and Game Protective Association of Butler County. The group aims to curb illegal fishing and hunting and to support the state department in protecting fish and game. Attendees will organize and elect representatives to advance coordinated efforts.
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YM. C.A
Hamilton
Butler County
Fish and Game Protective Association of
Columbus
Overnight press roundup from Toledo to London
A series of brief reports: Toledo seed plant worker Bowman dies after slugging by unidentified assailants. Cincinnati real estate broker Moling wins $461,302 suit against Anna Left. Mrs Taft’s Kansas property trade noted. Akron drowning incident leaves two men dead. rescue attempt fails. Southboro widow Page, former ambassador’s wife, dies at 63. President Harding urges Red Cross relief contributions for Pueblo region. British Commons notes additional troops to Ireland to keep order. Pittsburgh fires at Muser Cedar and McKeesport Tin Plate cause about $2 million damage. London reports Lloyd George ordered to rest due to severe chill from overwork.
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Cincinnati
C. B. Moling
Kanaas
Anna G. ‘Left
Charles P. Tat
Wold Some
Kansas
Taft
London
House of Commons
Ireland
Austen Chamberain
Fittsburgh
Muser Cedar Company
McKeesport Tin Plate Company
Madison bans all student gatherings after clash injures eight
Madison Wis all forms of bas eg have been banned by the student senate following a clash that injured eight students Saturday night at a student event.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Junior Red Cross Report for Oxford Public Schools
The Junior Red Cross at Oxford Public Schools reports about 300 members for the year ending May 27. Activities include fundraising dances and a play, selling sandwiches, distributing relief funds to sick and needy children, and Near East relief efforts. Donations total $153.35, with membership fees and market benefits contributing to Social Service girls’ work. Howard Kramer serves as Secretary-Treasurer.
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Red Cross
Oxford
Near East
Bellania
Bandits Robbed Man In Toledo Garage Incident
Two masked bandits robbed Samuel Miller of 330 dollars and a diamond ring valued at 2400 pounds as he drove into his garage behind his home in Toledo Ohio shortly after midnight. The robbers escaped in a nearby parked car marking the second such attack in four days.
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Toledo
Samuel Miller
Miller
No Fraud Found In Contract Case Over Receiver Request
Judge Walter Harlan Motthay ruled no fraud was found in the Schmaman dispute over a property at Frook and High Streets. Schmaman and Nowman, brothers in law, signed a contract via Hyams, with Newmai and Hyams agreeing on matters. The court held Schmaman must abide by the contract terms. England restricts women to voting at age 30.
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Schmaman
Warner
Walter Harlan Motthay
Lipman Schmaman
Frook and
High Streets
Sohmegan
Albert, Newman
L. R. Hyane
Nowman
Froot and
Hyams
Harlan
Newmai
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Kyle
Monty
George Bowman
Toledo Seed and Oil Company
Akron
Frank Feats
Edward Tinmuck
Best Akron
Bentz
Tiamuck
Theatrena
Southboro
Thomas Nelson Page
Italy
Washington
Pueblo
Lloyd George
Hel
Bau
Red Cross of
Tottles
Howard
Kramer
England
Engel
American Sanitary Laundry
Grand Leader
Urake
Bseel
Grandleader A4
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