Two Missing In Pennsylvania Floods
In Lackawanna valley the Dodge mine and five other collieries were flooded after the Lackawanna river broke through. Officials say damage exceeds a million dollars and about six thousand miners are out of work. Two men are missing in the flood. authorities fear they are lost inside the mines amid a historic anthracite disaster.
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Bcranton
Glen Alden Alden Coal Co
Lackawanna River
Dodge
Simon Arthur
Elyria City Council Deliberates Budget and Safety Measures
City council discusses farm dealer issues and unfair pricing claims. Health officer states the focus is dealers, not farmers, and action awaits next meeting. New York Central notified to water tight bridges. Band budget proposed at 273 252 for six months with 31,000 for concerts. Some claims rejected. Attention called to deaths and construction hazards. Council adjourns after 21:20.
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Howard
G. E. French
Cleveland
Elyria
New York Central
Hinkson
West de Burrelles
Rane
Wedat
Hadin
Cnmmmunisarion
Gouzael
Tadio
Lerain
Peliec Newligent
Rimront
Oime
Testimonial for Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Frank il Gunn of Lancaster Pennsylvania reports relief from fatigue nervousness and backache after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises improved health during pregnancy and after the birth of a daughter and endorses the remedy to friends. The ad urges women with related symptoms to use Pinkham's product available at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Il
Gunn
Locust Street
Lancaster
B. Lydiak
Pinkham
Extra Forty Die as Transit Train Crash Near Bernal
A Mexican United States express train collided with a freight train on a down grade near Bernal in Querétaro. Reports say about forty people were killed and eighty injured. details remain unreconciled as officials begin investigations.
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Menico Cley
Mexico City
United States
Bernal
State of Quertara
Ueng
Prohibition Chief Testifies on Chicago Seizures
Federal probe into liquor violations in Chicago centers on claims by Bruce Armstrong and Army Stone. E C Yellowly, prohibition chief, testifies before Wheeler Brookhart committee and presents a letter from Mabel Walker Wilebrand denouncing unarranted seizures by the prohibition unit.
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Washington
Bruce Armstrong
Chicago
Department of Justice
Wheeler-Brookhart Investigative Company
E. C. Yellowly
Prohibition
Haynes
Armystone
Senate
Yellowler
Mabel Walker Wilebrand
Atteriey
Former Tiffin Man Sued for Divorce
Former Major Adoph Unser of Tiffin was fined in a Toledo federal court case. The suit involves allegations against him and another party over a divorce action and provisions for their children, with reference to the prior events in the federal proceeding.
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Tiffin
Adoph Unser
Toledo
Tedex Zor di Tuth
We Calldren
Patriotic Night features Burke and local speakers in Lorain
Lorain April events include Senator J F Burke speaking at the Patriotic Night banquet by the Men's Club of the 4 FE church on government roles and Christian Citizenship. Richard Fanver and A L Vickers led songs as part of a lively evening of discussion and music.
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Lorain
J. F. Burke
Tin Ste Hf
Trish
Richard Fanver
A. L. Vickers
Daugherty Files Reported Stolen in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio police and friends of former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty report his personal files from the 1920s through 1921 were burglarized last Friday night. Daugherty said he learned of the theft today and began a personal inquiry. Neighbors and associates denied seeing any sign of a break in at the Columbus home.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Ohio
Daugherty
Rotbery
Dougherty
Columbts
Mall Plane Near Wreck Skims Wall in Snow
A damaged Franklin Pennsylvania to Cleveland flight narrowly avoids disaster after the pilot forced a snow bound landing near a stone wall. The incident disrupted travel as the craft diverted amid adverse weather.
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Franklin
Clyde
New York
Cleveland
Bellenue
Johnson
Stocks Show Narrow Moves in Fore Noon Trading
New York stocks opened dull with restrained pressure on industrials. Independent steels Crucible at 54 and Gulf States at 70 1 2 fell 1 4, Bethlehem 59 1 4, U S Steel 38 5 8 off 1 8. rails steady, oils and equipment showing firmer support. Liberty bonds opened mixed across issues with modest moves.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Independent Steels
Crucibte Steel
Gulf States
Point
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Baltimore & Ohio
Ste Bethlehem
Mil Sr. Taui
Erie
Anal
Prd
K & Western
Oa Republic Fron & St
Southern Pacific
Gt Southern Rail
Baker
Baeee
Alcon
Oveland Oy
Bobbed Hair Gains Easter Style as New Yorkers Embrace
In New York on April 8 hairdressers claim the Easter parade will favor bobbed hair with about 6000 women daily choosing the style. Parlor workers joke about barbers knee deep in chain as small hats drive the trend. Health comfort and youth are cited while many converts range from 26 to 42.
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New York
Government probe cites Dupont and railroads in wartime fraud case
George W. Stock testifies before Wheeler Brookhart committee alleging fraud by Dupont Fonder Co and Louisville and Nashville railroads during the war. He inspected the Hickory powder plant in Tennessee and estimates possible recoveries from five to twenty million dollars. Stock claims Justice Department leaked his secret plans to Dupont attorneys, hindering evidence gathering.
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Washington
Dupont Fonder Co
Louisville and Nashville
Wheeler-Brookhart Committee
George W. Stock
Tennessee
Stopaid
Department of Justice
Dupont
Death Notice for Arthur Raga of Eaton
Arthur Raga 28 of Eaton died at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 2 o clock after illness of one week. He leaves wife Bertha and children Velma Lo Charles and dune 21 months, his mother and father, one brother and two sisters. Born in Eaton he lived in the county all his life. Funeral Friday afternoon at 1 clock from Sudra Funeral Home in this city Rev Joseph of St Pauls Lutheran Church of Amherst will officiate at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Arthur Draga
Elyria Memorial
Maning
Bertha
Velma
Charles
Dune
Ona
Eaton
Belden
Saturda
Sudra Fussyal
Jorep2
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Imherst
Butternut Ridge
Favors Mrs. Harding as Ohio governor candidate
In Columbus Ohio Mrs Warren G Harding widow of the late president was endorsed as the logical nominee for Ohio governor by R A Mack a former Ohio Alcohol League official now active in politics The report notes Mack spoke in favor of her candidacy.
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Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
R. A. Mack
Gallipolis
Ohio Atti-Saloon League
Don’t Neglect Your Kidneys Recover Health with Doan’s
Warning against kidney weakness and backache urges use of Doan’s stimulant diuretic. Claims thousands helped and endorsement by locals. Encourages readers to ask neighbors for relief.
Backache Relief From Dean's Tilisa Mentioned
Elyria man M. Bruce of 603 Lodi Street reports backache and sharp pains across the back with weakness and frequent kidney action. He says Dean's Tilisa bought at Phillips' Drug Store relieved his symptoms and helped him rise easier.
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M. Bruce
Lodi St
Dean
Tilisa
Phillips
La Follette Backer at Oberlin Plans Rally Saturday
Oberlin backers of Senator La Follette renew efforts for the nominating convention in Cleveland. A Lak lota gathering is planned for Saturday to discuss platform and continued support. The piece notes other political contenders and a possible dark horse outcome.
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Oberlin
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Pollet
Cleveland
Pinchot
Coolidge
Penfield Briefs From the M. F. Ald Society Meeting
Penfield on April 8 reports the M. F. Ald Society meeting scheduled Thursday at the Hall with rug making as the day’s activity. Chas. Frye learns of his brother-in-law Edward Edwards’s death in Lodi. Donald and Jack Ungerd vacationing with grandparents Mr and Mrs Griffor. Mrs Griffor visiting West Cavar. Edward Ferriman also mentioned.
Lorain Police Force Remains the Same
Lorain Safety Director N N Colbert failed to gain council support for four more police officers. The council rejected the increase by a close vote and Colbert said the issue would return before the mayoral cabinet. The council approved widening West Erie Avenue and Broadway East side improvements. A retaining wall at Lake View Park was ordered to curb lake erosion.
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Lorain
N. N. Colbert
Colbert
Erie Avenue
Loop
Washington Avenue
Broadway
Seventeenth Street
Lake View Park
Federal case blocked due to former attorney general ties
Washington reports that a $30, four thousand mail fraud case in Boston was stalled by the Department of Justice because former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty represented the defendants. George W. Stock testified before the Wheeler-Thockhart committee.
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Washington
Boston
Department of Justice
Harry M. Daugherty
George W. Stock
Wheeler- Thockhart Committee
Bryce F. Armstrong
Wheeler Brookhart Committee
Armstrong
Padlock bid targets 40 houses in Cleveland
District attorney A. E. Bernsteen seeks a court order to padlock forty premises where alcohol is sold. Prohibition agents from multiple cities reinforce the crackdown as delegates from across the nation prepare to attend the convention, amid anti drink sentiment.
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Cleveland
Sahara
A. E. Bernsteen
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Treasury Department
Bernsteen
United States District Court
Prohibition
Wulow
Tax Day Linked to County Books Transfer
Next Monday is designated Tax Day at the county auditor’s office. Real estate transfers not yet recorded by Saturday will be moved to the new tax duplicate under the buyer’s listed name. Owners should ensure properties are transferred to their name before old books close.
Concessions Lift Value of Phoenix Portland Cement Co. Stock
The Phoenix Portland Cement Company of Ohio gains value from concessions obtained by ER. L. Collings Co. subsidiary Phoenix Portland Cement Co. of Pennsylvania. Attorney Preeman T. Eagleson, receiver, announced the development today. Springfield police chief O'Brien dismissed after 25 years with the department. Senator Walsh calls marshals to assist in national search for Wm Boyce Thompson. Mile. Nadejda marries Sir Alexander Kay Muir in London. she is linked to Bulgarian duties in Washington and London.
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Columbus
Phoenix Portland Cement Company
Pennsylvania
Phoenix Portland Cement Co
Ohio
ER. L. Collings Co
Preeman T. Eagleson
Ohio Cement Concern
Springfield
O'Brien
City Commission
Washington
Senator Walsh
Montana
United States
Wm. Boyce Thompson
Republican National Committee
Mlle
Nadejda
London
Alexander Kay Muir
Mile. Standoff
Joint-Ease advertised for sore or inflamed joints
Pharmacists claim Joint-Ease will succeed where other remedies fail for joint ailments. It is described as clean, stainless, and quick acting to limber up the joints. Available at Phillips' Drug Store and druggists everywhere, sixty coats a tube.
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Phillips’ Drug Store
Senate Finance Committee Completes 1924 Tax Bill
The senate finance committee completed the 1924 tax reduction bill and ordered it reported to the senate. The bill features the Me lop tax plan. See what Little Joe has to say on the back page.
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Washington
Senate Finance
Tay
Senate
Joe
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