Old Age Pension Talk To Be Brought By Wireless Broadcast
Hon Frank E Hering of South Bend Ind will address Old Age Pensions via Westinghouse Broadcasting Station Chicago at 745 PM tonight He chairs the National Old Age Pension Commission of the Fraternal Order of Eagles which has allocated 50000 for the campaign The Eagles aim to push pension bills in every state legislature now in session including Massachusetts and Colorado Elyrians plan to listen tonight. several local stations will carry the address.
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Frank E. Hering
South Bend
Ind
Westinghouse
Broad
Chicago
Massachusetts
Colorado
Oil Pipeline Break Floods Farm Area Near La Grange
A Buckeye pipeline rupture on Parson's Road east of La Grange released thousands of gallons of crude oil. Oil streams into a ditch beside the road and toward a county highway as responders were alerted and action awaited noon.
Nerv-Worth Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief
A testimonial from Elyria says Nero Worth relieved indigestion and improved sleep after other remedies failed. The ad claims digestion aid, stomach soothing, acid dispelling, bowel regulation, and liver support. Available at local drug stores for a dollar with money back if unsatisfied.
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Clarence Ligndon
Elyria
Nero-Worth
Neri-Worth Company
Broad St
Belden Play Promised by Columbia Grange Friday
On Friday evening April 7 the Columbia Grange will present a play in Belden. The production comes highly recommended and is aimed at entertaining local audiences.
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Belden
Columbia Grange
West Side Chamber Meeting at Gates School Auditorium
Notice of West Side Chamber of Industry gathering to be held at Gates School auditorium tonight. The meeting will address community business matters and future activities for local merchants and residents.
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West Side Chamber of Industry
Gates School
E.c
Earons
State files 17 leases to set aside Ohio lands as game refuge
The State of Ohio has filed seventeen leases on farmland in Grafton Penfield and Camden townships for the Bureau of Fisheries and Game to create a game and bird refuge. No hunting will be allowed and warning signs will be posted. Leased lands include 114 acres in Grafton, 388 acres in Penfield, and 567 acres in Camden, with leases secured for $1 and lasting five years.
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Ohio
Grefton
Penfield
Camden
Bureau of Finh and Game
Grafton
Alph
Lorena Garl
D. E. Bradley
Arthur Jones
Ray Denham
Alonzo Hayes
Kiwanis Club Observes Canadian Day Tonight
The Kiwanis club will observe Canadian Day this evening with a 6:15 dinner at the YMCA. Rev Captain Nicholson, a Canadian overseas veteran awarded the Cross de Guerre, will give the address, and ladies are invited.
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Kiwanis Club
Captain Nicholson
Charges 800 Airmen Dismissed Over Unjust Examinations
Senator Walsh charged the Navy with unjust examinations driving hundreds of naval airmen from service. He told the Senate Naval Affairs Committee that the air service future is threatened and urged Secretary Denby to correct the situation.
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Washington
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Third Woman Says Grafton Is Her Husband
A New York grand jury indicted Joseph Donald Grafton of a Pittsburgh family for alleged bigamy as three women accuse him of marriage. Polly Lorane and Peggy Davis also claim him as husband, recounting licenses, ceremonies, and separate lives across months.
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New York
Joseph Donald Grafton
Pittsburgh
New York County Grand Jury
Polly Lorane
Grafton
Peggy Davis
Peggy Davis, 17-Year-Old “Follies” Girl, and Ellen Curley McIntyre
Youngstown
Don
Misss Loraine
A. A. Shepherd
Leh
Shepherd
Grand Jury
Miss McIntyre
Capitola Laird
Ness
Rockefeller urges work ethic and forward view for youth
The elderly oil magnate, reflecting on South America and Standard Oil, says hard work boosts health and business while real estate and building rise from disease cleanup. He affirms youths can succeed, urging them to work hard and always look forward as opportunities expand.
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Mazt
Busimess
Standard Oil Meznaie
Rockefellers
Personal Property Tax Blanks Mailed By County Auditor
Deputy County Auditor Mason D. Smith mails personal property tax blanks to 1927 return filers. If blanks are missing they may be picked up at the assessor’s office. Returns must be sworn and signed. a $100 exemption is lost if filed late, with possible 1% penalty if past due.
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Mason D. Smith
Court House
Ohio
How He Cured His Rupture
A reader recounts a self cure for a doubled rupture after long years bedridden. Captain Gommes studied his condition and, with a safe method, found relief without dangerous surgery, promising hope for other sufferers.
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Gommes
Trier
Colunegs
Jay Rowe
Antone
Moedhine
Live Wire San Yak Promises Relief for Rheumatism
Dr Burnham's San Yak advertised as a health tonic for stomach and heart trouble. The ad claims it eases rheumatism, kidney and bladder issues, stiff joints, high blood pressure, and prevention of arterial hardening and paralysis. Take one teaspoonful in water 30 minutes before breakfast. Sold at Ebert's Drug Store El-Sria, Ohio.
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Burnham
Ebert's Drug Store
Elsria
Ohio
Eight youths to face juvenile court on delinquency charges
Eight young men from Oxford including three Miami University students are dated to appear in juvenile court in Oxford to answer charges of contributing to the delinquency of two girls aged 15 and 47. Defendants include Joseph Mastrangi, Cleve Land. John Newcomb, Ce ina Charles Earl, Georgetown. Harry Fry, Walter Douglas. Charles Selves, Harry Maddix and Harry Gath.
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Hamilton
Miami University
Oxford
Joseph Mastrangia
Cleveland
John Newcomb
Charles = Earl
Georgetown
Harry Fry
Walter Douglas Charles Selves
Harry Maddix
Harry Gath
Mayor of Balulas Calls Klan to Disband in Dallas
Dallas mayor issues proclamation urging the Dallas Klux Klan to disband and asks all county employees who are members to resign from the group. He says the Klan is a mistake and has brought disorder to the community.
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Balulas
KE Klux Klay
Dallas
Texas
Mase Or Sawanie Aldredgr Toda
Ky Klux Klan
Cty
Rail Clerk in Mansfield Takes His Life in Ill Health
Wailton B. Ackerman a railroad mail clerk on the Marion to Chicago run killed himself by hanging early Wednesday. His body was found late that afternoon and illness is given as the cause. He is survived by his wife and two children, one a week old.
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Mansfield
Wailton B. Ackerman
Marion
Chicago
Ackerman
Market Prices Include Fruits And Vegetables Listings
The listing shows varied prices for produce and poultry including apples per bushel at 92.50, dried navy beans per pound, onions per cwt at 9.50 to 10.00, hot house tomatoes at 2.50 to 3.25 per crate, and potatoes per 150 pound sack from 2.75 to 3.25 with a separate set price for a 130 hamper.
Stocks Rise At Open Led By Major Issues In Demand
The New York market opened strong with leading stocks in high demand. Studebaker advanced to 117 7 8, United States Steel up 1 4, American Locomotive 3 4 higher to 112 1 2, Marine Preferred up 3 4 to 74 3 4, and American Sugar up 3 8. Cleveland livestock notes show cattle receipts 50 with a slow market. calves 400, steady. top 11.08. sheep and lambs 1060, steady, top 14.90. hogs 4000, steady with priced ranges listed for Yorkers, mediums, and roughs.
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New York
Studebaker
United States Steel
Marine Preferred
Cleveland
Seveg
Poison liquor dominates bootleg market in Ohio says Russell
Federal Prohibition director Russell warns that no bonded whiskey is sold for beverage use in Ohio except from private cellars. He reports only 16 353 gallons of bonded liquor released in Q1 this year, about one third of last year’s same period, and a drop in wine releases as well.
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Columbus
Russell
Ohio
Buckeye
Federal Department
Texas Delegation in House Sparks Family Row
Washington April session muttered as Texas lawmakers clash over charges by Rep Blanton that delegation members abused stationery privileges. Shouts of shut up and liars echoed before order was restored after a lengthy interruption.
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Washington
House of Representatives
We&n
Texas
Blanton
President Harding letter honored by Bucyrus Masons at local banquet
President Harding hopes to return to Ohio life and to join fraternal circles in person. Chief Justice Taft sent warm remarks to John E. Hapley, publisher, during a Bucyrus Masonry banquet honoring Hapley, a longtime Ohio Republican and community figure. Market notes follow with hogs, cattle, lambs, and grain prices listed for Chicago.
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Bucyrus
International News Service
Harding
White House
Ohio
John E. Hapley
Wiliam H. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Hopley
Masonic Lodge
Toledo
Lawn mowing and travel notes from April reports
A Pittsburgh area station lawn was mowed Tuesday afternoon as towns celebrate early mowing honors. London announces the first World Airplane Fight will begin April 25 with Ross Smith. Germany hints at a firm course at the Genoa conference. Liberty bonds opening quotes listed for several series in New York.
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Beaver Falls
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
London
Ross Smith
Berlin
Genoa
Italy
Fate of Ms Stone in jury’s hands in Brooklyn trial
Olivia M P Stone faces trial in Brooklyn Supreme Court for the slaying of Ellis G Kinkead of Cincinnati Canton last August. After a 60 minute charge by Justice Joseph Aspinall, the jury is to decide her fate as sobs from Miss Stone echo in the courtroom and the widow Marle Gormley Kinkead watches closely.
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New York
Olivia M. P
Ellis G. Kinkead
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Joseph Aspinall
Miss Stone
Marle Gormley Kinkead
Flapper Girls Await Court Ruling in Arkansas Case
In Knobel Arkansas Pearl Pugsley eighteen sues for a writ of mandamus to force her school board to permit wearing rouge lipstick silk hose and short skirts. The case affects rules prohibiting flapper attire and has drawn student attention across the state.
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Corning Ark
Pearl Pugsley
Knobel, Ark
Juror corruption suspect linked to Los Angeles explosi
Herbert S. Hockin, a private detective facing a felony charge for allegedly corruptly influencing jurors in the Kennedy murder case, was identified as among those implicated in conspiracy cases tied to the 1910 Los Angeles Times bombing. He reportedly admitted the identification.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Herbert S. Hockin
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
District Attorney's Office
Los Angeles Times
Hockin
Recognition of Obregon Government Moves Toward Talks
Washington April 6 plans were under way for Adolfo de la Huerta Mexico’s finance minister to meet with international banking committees in New York as recognition of the Obregon government neared.
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Washington
Obregon
Mexico
New York
Adolfo de la Huerta
Smiths sue Ridgeville couple for 62100 damages in land dispute
Jacob and Julia Smith of Ridgeville sue Peter Bogsan in Ridgeville to enforce specific performance and claim 2100 damages over a farm sale. The suit centers on a contract to exchange the Coghlan property on Middle Avenue for the Smith farm valued at 13000 with a 7000 mortgage. the Smiths allege Bogsan agreed to resell the Ridgeville farm for 15500 but would not deed.
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Jacob and
Julia Smith
Ridgesville
Peter Bogsan
Ridgeville
Smith
Bogean
Coghlan
Middle Avenue
Boglan
Coal Strike Faces Uncertain Path After Operator Refusal
In Indianapolis on April 6, authorities urge public calm and insist there is no coal shortage or need for price hikes. Talks with miners' officials stalled as coal operators refuse a congressional invitation to rejoin parley, leaving the next move in the strike uncertain.
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Indianapolis
Law
House Labor Committee
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
Alinots
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ohio Collieries Company
Indiana
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
House Committee
Half of Year's Intoxication and Crime List
Police records show numerous offenses including liquor violations manslaughter robbery burglary rape and theft. Chief Stankard says the department is well organized and functioning in harmony with 114 emergency alerts 261 persons carried and 43 emergency runs plus 121 traffic arrests by the motorcycle unit.
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Stankard
Zemo Offers Quick Relief for Eczema and Itching
The advertisement touts Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid to stop itching and clear skin irritations including eczema pimples and blackheads. It promises instant relief from itching and overnight improvement for minor blemishes with a $1.00 extra large bottle available from drugstores.
Stomach tablets promo extols Mi-O-Na relief
Advertisement urges readers with stomach trouble to try Mi-O-Na tablets promising relief from gas belching sour stomach nervousness and dizziness. The ad guarantees satisfaction and cites CG W Phillips. A separate aviation note claims cities seen from the air appear in distinctive colors.
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CG. W. Phillips
Rescue Mission After Con cord Grounding in Dense Fog
About one hundred passengers, many women and children, were rescued from the steamship Concord of the Boston Colonial Line after it grounded in the sound off Sunken Meadows in heavy fog near 132nd Street Bronx. City of Brockton also ran aground in the same area though officials say it carried no passengers. Officials did not confirm additional ships in distress.
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New York
Concord
Boston Colonial Line
132Nd Street
Bronx
City of
Brockton
New England Steamship Co
Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Help for Women
Baltimore residents share letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for months of backache and inability to sleep. The advertisement claims the remedy relieves sickness in women, citing nervousness and lack of energy as conditions improved by the roots and herbs in the medicine.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Genier Seana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rose Waroner
Roselane Place
E. Pinkham
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