Carlisle Pair Celebrates Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Bruce of Carlisle marked their golden anniversary on a Sunday in April 1923 at their Indian Hollow Road home. Guests included Charles A. Bruce and Harold of Cleveland, J. Culbertson and Theodore of Lorain, E. A. Seabold family, Carl Seabold, L. D. Van Arsdale and Helen, Carleton Hough of Cleveland, and Ira Ives and family.
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Harrison J. Bruce
Carlisla
Indian Hollow Road
Ira Ives
Helen van Arsdale
J. R. Culbert Son
Mrs Sophia Fullmer Dies West of Lorain
Mrs Sophia Fullmer widow of Henry Fullmer of stop 111 West Erie Ave Lorain and aunt of Mrs Amelia Mandeville died Saturday afternoon at her home after a short illness in the 8th year of her age She died within a mile of where she was born Funeral services will be held at the homestead Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock Rev Mr Neumeister of Amherst officiating Interment will be in the Fullmer family lot at Amerheret
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Sophia Fullmer
Henry Fullmer
West Erie Ave
Lorain
Amelia Mandeville
Mr. Neumeister
Amherst
Fuil- Mer
Amerheret
City council to discuss high tension line at Lake View park
Lorain April 10. The council will meet with citizens and officials from Ohio Public Service Co to discuss a proposed high tension line at Lake View park. Residents near the park oppose the plan citing potential danger to children at play and expect a large delegation to attend.
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Lorain
Citizens
Ohio Public Service Co
Lake View Park
Coroner Probes Death Of Worker At Party
Lorain April 10 Coroner Miles Perry investigated the death of Charles Pernas 60 who died at St. Josephs hospital from a fractured skull suffered March 30. He was found at the foot of the stairs at an Oakwood avenue home and police believe injuries came from a drunken party. No verdict yet and police continue inquiry.
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Lorain
Miles Perry
Charles Pernas
St. Joseph's Hospital
Oakwood Avenue
Youthful burglar may be arrested in Leavitt road burglaries
HUNTYOUTHFUL BURGLAR LORAIN April 10 The police expect an arrest of at least one of the two Leavitt road store burglars Sunday night a well known youthful crook is strongly suspected of knowing the affair New York April 10 The Virginian Railway Company president denied negotiations for sale of the road to Henry Ford
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Lorain
Leavitt Road
New York
Virginian Railway Company
Henry Ford
Bombs Kill Man and Wreck Two Buildings in Chicago
In Chicago a musician, Stanley O. King, was killed by a bomb thrown at him as he walked home from a theater. Minutes later a two story residence was partially wrecked by another blast in a separate neighborhood. Frank Pits, owner of the building, had no threats or known enemies.
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Chicago
Stanley O. King
Frank Pits
Stinnes Seized From Train in Occupied Ruhr Zone
German industrial magnate Hugo Stinnes was taken from a moving train by French soldiers at Scharnhorst in the Ruhr and searched. He and his wife were briefly detained with several officials before release. Stinnes continued to Mulheim with his wife after the incident.
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Dortmund
Germany
Hugo Stinnes
Scharnhorst
Herr Stines
Berlin
Mulheim
Scharnhoret
Ruhr
Herr Stinnes
Giesberg
Stegerswald
Cuno
Essen
Kruppworkers
Hamm
Stegerwald
Assembly debate on tax levy and party accountability
Representative Atkinson decries party control and pushes for individual accountability in government. He cites repeal of a 5-10 mill road levy and 2 mills in cities, noting rural areas lose road funds while urban centers pay. He questions legality and fairness of redistributing taxes to cities like Cincinnati.
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Atkinson
Cuyahoga County
Boorly
General Assembly
Ohio
Cincinnati
Appeals Court Review Truck Law Late Today
The Court of Appeals considered cases involving H. Stone against Willis Coates and others over use of two driveways to a place, with related Burke violation cases anticipated this afternoon and a late April conclusion expected. Advances in wages and prices noted, with England text showing a 1-2 percent advance.
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Appeals Court Review
Court of Appeals Sion
Home remedy touted to shrink varicose veins
An advertisement urges readers to obtain a prescription from doctors and buy Emerald Oil from a druggist to apply to swollen veins twice daily. It claims the veins will shrink and eventually disappear, noting the product dissolves clots and wounds and can be purchased at any pharmacy.
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Soming
Penfield pleads guilty to theft from Springfield Bank
August tus H Penfield, embezzling cashier of Springfield National Bank, Springfield, pleaded guilty in U S district court to 12 charges accusing total theft of 977233.50. He faces up to sixty years and a 60000 fine per count, with possible concurrent sentences. He spoke calmly as his fate loomed, hoped to repay losses, and that his wife would stand by him through incarceration.
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Cincinnati
August Tus H. Penfield
Springfield National Bank
Springfeld
U. S
Valentine Stolz
Smith Hickenlooper
Penfield
Springfield
Hickenloop
A. B. Farts
National’ Bank Examiner
Spingfield Bank
Gus
Montgomiery
Darton
Federal Grand
Tam
Atlanta
Shell
Amherst Stone Workers Strike Stirs Quarries
April 10 Amherst reports nationwide tone as Cleveland Stone Co. and Ohio Quarries Co. idle due to wage strikes. Workers seek one hour wage increase, with Ohio plants largely down though mills operate. Strike disrupts season prep, drawn-out history of April labor action. Quarry output covers sandstone, grindstones, flagging and curbstones across the continent.
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Amherst
Cleveland Stone Co
Ohio Quarries Co
Ohio Quarry
Elysia
Lorain
Emma Durkee Dies at North Eaton
Mrs Emma Durkee, 74, died at her home in North Eaton. The funeral will be private at the Eaton home Friday at 1 PM, with a public service at 2 PM at Eaton church. She is survived by her daughter Mrs Wallace, a son Earl Geer, and several relatives. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Mrs Ont Dal Eaton.
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Emma
Durkee
North Beton
Wallace
Earl Gewr
Ashir
Wallare
Eaton
F. G. McAdashland
Loomaline
Butternut
Last Number Wednesday Lyceum at Amherst Opera House
The high school Lyceum Course closes with a program at the Amherst Opera House next Wednesday evening titled The Twine. A large crowd is expected. Also notes from Amherst local society and recent incidents including a finger injury from a crushing accident and assorted community visits and travels.
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Amherst
Lyceum
Opera House
Uume “the Twine
Krupp Workers Funeral Draws Nation to Mourning
The Krupp directors and workers held a two hour cemetery service with speeches and music after most were not allowed to join the French arrests. Cardinal Schulte preached while Dr Becket urged sacrifice. Essen's business paused as workers in the procession carried red flags.
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Krupps
Monsignor Testa
Pius XI
Herr von Bohlen
Fa Hla
Germany
Bertha Krupp
herMother
Cardinal Schulte
Cologne
Krupp
Thes
Becket
Essen
Graf ton High to stage three act play Let a Chaperon
Graf ton High School Dramatic Club will present a three act play Let a Chaperon at the Congregational Church on Tuesday evening April 19. A Loyalty class meeting at MEF church was postponed from Tuesday to Wednesday evening due to the school entertainment. A bill described as a time saver was enacted on April 11 in Marion.
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Grafton
Grafton Righ School Dramatic Club
Oca Turaday Aveening
Harding Tour to Start June 20 1922
Washington April 10. President Harding will begin a Midwest and Pacific coast tour June 7 entering Alaska en route. Officials deny a political stump or 1924 presidential bid while promising speeches on the international court and railroad issues. Fire damage at Eagles Club in Marion totals about 20000 with water damage to nearby shops and offices.
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Washington
Harding
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Alaska
White House
International Court
United States
Marion
Eagles‘ Club
Eagles
Smart & Waddell
Nelson Jewelry
Robert 5. Dombaugh
George W. Geran
Markets Rally and Mixed in Rivers of Reports from April 16
Markets in New York opened steady with narrow ranges in steel and equipment shares while copper and oil issues showed mixed gains. In Cleveland, live cattle and hog markets moved slowly with some price pressure. grain futures were firmer in Chicago and Liberty bonds opened with modest gains, highlighting a cautious early trading day.
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New York
Stock Exchange
U. S
Tron
Baldwin
Cerro de Pasco
International Paper
Willys Overland
Phillips Petroleum
Luxor
Punta Allegre
James Nye Dies at Home in Fields
James Nye, 81, dies at his home in Fields after fifty two years residence. Survived by brother Adam of Rochester Indiana and son A D Nye. Funeral Friday at 2 PM at home. burial at Fields Cemetery. Also mention of local ammonia leak incident at Hoffmans meat market and subsequent gas mask use.
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James Nye
Hoffman’s Meat Market
Supreme Court curtailment sparks reform push
The piece cites public confidence shaken by several 5 4 rulings and a proposed constitutional amendment to require seven justices to deem acts constitutional. It notes farm bloc momentum over wage and price controls and outlines a looming push in Congress and a planned national women’s groups conference in Washington to address the minimum wage crisis.
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Congress
Wege Decree Ag
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Supreme’ Court
Sutherland
Taft
Gompers
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Ethel M. Smith
National Women’s Trade Union
Retkue
Minimum Wage Board
Deputy Sheriff Arrests Two Men in Perjury Indictment
Deputy sheriff Claude Bivins went to Cleveland this morning and arrested Harry Sobol and Louis Schneider, indicted by the grand jury on perjury charges. The indictments stem from stock issuances at the West Side Dry Goods Co. The defendants testified before Walter Watts on Sept 21, 1917, claiming stock had been issued when it had not and that the company kept one stock book, though there were two.
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Claude Bivins
Cleveland
Harry Sobol
Louis Schneider
West Side Dry Goods Co
Walter Watts
Ernest Baker Better After Stroke at Ely Dla Memorial
Ernest Baker of Kipton who is confined to Ely dla Memorial hospital after suffering a stroke yesterday was much improved today.
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Ernest Baker
Kipton
Elydla Memorial Hospital
Post Bran Flakes With Other Wheat Parts Ready To Eat
Post Bran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat are ready to eat with cream or milk. The bran is specially processed to cleanse the system without irritating the intestines. It contains carbohydrates proteins minerals and vitamins of wheat, making it a nourishing food at your grocer's.
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Viola Smith
Gilbert Bros
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John C. Everard Insurance
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Jersey
Tases Rakh
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lorain County Bank
Middle Ave
Geo. G. Peairs
H. E
Standard Mirror & Plating Works
Puesday
Herric
Tiun
Igovernor
Eonica
Ward
Vreen Ood
Deava Bend
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