Record NY trading hits new turnover in bull market surge
New York April 17. Excrt 4 trading soars past all prior records as buying floods the market. Over one million shares traded in two hours, a daily rate near 2,500,000 shares. Sinclair Oil sparks the session with gains and a swift reaction on Teapot Dome news. Other issues like Baldwin, Texas Company, New York Central and Canadian Pacific also reach new highs before a profit taking pullback.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Sinclair Oil
Sinclair Oil Company
Teapot Dome
Wyoming
Sinclair
Baldwin, Texas Company
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
Probate Court Week’s Doings list of filings and appointments
The Probate Office records show wills filed for probate including C C Jaeger of Amherst Mary Mason of Columbia and Melinda Lashell of Wellington. Administrators with the will annexed appointed for Oth Katheryn Foster Bond 5000 and Olga Ne of Lorain estate Bond 2100 and Jacob Decker estate Bond 100. Updates include John H Sheer Jaster M P Guenther Haechiges and Harry Decker appointments with bonds.
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Court House
C. C. Jaeger
Amherst
Mary Mason
Columbia
John H Sheer
Jaster
Katheryn Foster
Elyria
John T. Hill
Avon Lake
Elen Hanson
Oberlin
M. P. Guenther
Sarvatius
Haechiges
Avon
Melinda Lashell
Wellington
Philip Battenhouse
William Spiegelberg
Olgane
Lorain
Jacob Decker
Elytia Township
Harry Decker
Think Man Found in River Murdered
Cincinnati dated April 17. Coroner Dr. C Handley ordered a postmortem on an unidentified well dressed man found Sunday night on the bank of a creek near Coverdale. The corpse, estimated between 20 and 40 years old, died from a bullet wound in the back of the right ear. the coroner said the man could not have inflicted the wound himself.
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Cincinnati
Dempsey Arrives in London Amid Fight Talks
London newspapers report the imminent arrival of world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey on the liner Aquitania. Wireless dispatches say he is willing to fight Carpentier or Beckett in England, with arrival due late tonight or tomorrow.
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London
Jack Dempsey
Aquitania
Demphsey
Carpentier
Beckett
England
Japanese Crew and Sheriff in Battle at St Helens
In St Helens Oregon a pitched battle occurred between three members of the Japanese crew of the steamer Kaiau Maru and three deputy sheriffs. Shimatani an engineer on the vessel was shot and perhaps fatally wounded and another Japanese crewman was less seriously wounded. The men are accused of attempting to smuggle whiskey ashore.
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Portland
St Helens
Oregon
Shimatani
Gudes Pepto Mang an Tonic Promises Health Restorative
An advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a tonic and blood builder for run down health. It claims gradual strength and vitality improvements with early digested iron catecholamine in tablet form, urging daily use with meals and noting physician endorsement over thirty years.
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Gude
Botl A. Dadiet
United States Steel elects Buffington and Baker directors
In New York on April 17 Eugene C Buffington and George F Baker were elected directors of United States Steel Corporation. Baker succeeds Daniel Reid. four retiring directors including J P Morgan and James A Farrell were reelected. Judge Gary cited improving business conditions and higher production.
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New York
Eugene C. Buffington
George F. Baker
United States Steel Corporation
Baker
Daniel Reid
Geo. ¥. Baker
James A. Farrell
E. H. Gary
J. P. Morgan
Judge Gary
County League Meeting Postponed to Friday Evening
The County League baseball meeting now set for Friday evening at Lawrence Webber's office Elyria block. All men wishing to play this season are urged to attend and help form a strong organization.
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Enering
Lawrence Webber
Elyria Block
Rumor Lloyd George To Quit At Genoa Conference
A Genoa dispatch from April 17 claims Premier Lloyd George may resign after the Genoa conference and sign a book deal. London officials say the rumor is not credited and his position appears stronger if Genoa succeeds, boosting election prospects. Dr George D Nicholas of the Chamber of Commerce will address the Exchange Club Tuesday.
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Paris
Genoa
Lloyd George
London
George DR. Nicholas
Exchange Club
George D. Nicholas
Chamber of Commerce
Kwranis Club
Germany
Walter Ratheneu
Russia
Soviet Russia
United States
The
Hague
Tehitcherin
Lenine
Conciliatory note on Russia policy sparks cabinet debate
The article reports a push from business groups to liberalize U S relations with Russia while Secretary Hughes and Secretary Hoover resist lowering trade barriers. President Harding leans toward more flexible views, amid cabinet rumors of splits that were denied.
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Chambers of Commerce
Ameria
White House
State Hughes
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
Hughes
Moscow
Russia
United States
Hoover
Soviet Russia
Harding
Governor Drops Try to Oust Grall
Governor Barry L. Davis announced Mayor Wm L. Grall will remain in status quo while enforcing the liquor laws. The move ends ongoing efforts by a Lorain outfit to oust him.
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Grall
Barry L. Davis
Wm L
Lorain
Threats Alleged by UMW Against Non-Union Miners
Charlestown dispatch reports affidavits filed in federal court alleging United Mine Workers threaten murder bodily harm and property destruction against non-union workers in the Winding Gulf coal field.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Winding Gulf Coal Field
Fed
Marcel Steinbriege letter memory and social snips
A columnic collection features Marcel Steinbriege quote about lending $100 to a friend whose play earned $200000 in two years. The piece notes ongoing friendship and a sharp aside on thrift. It also references a government report on the dollar, fashion hints from France, and a forecast of a large lemon crop amid election talk.
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Marcelette
Marcel Steinbriege
P. S
Roy
France
Knees Mountains
Van
Court considers permanent restraining order in Winding Gulf mine case
A federal court today weighs making permanent the temporary restraining order issued last Monday. The order bars the organizing activities of mine workers in the Winding Gulf field amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Eral Court
Winding Gulf Field
Women lead push for progress and food for national strength
The column argues women should support progress by preserving home canning of fruit and making gravy as essential national resilience. It notes Rome fell when women neglected basic domestic tasks and ties this to Ronnie slipping as women prioritize general welfare work over pod gravy.
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Rome
Ronnie
Alabama town bank installs new safe with local aide
An Alabama town reports a bank installing a large safe with the help of a local laborer. The account describes the safe wrapped in burlap to prevent scarring and quotes a worker asking to use carpet material for winter clothing.
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Alabama
Darky
Zemo Promises Eczema Relief and Skin Aid
An old advertisement touts Zemo as an effective antiseptic for eczema wounds and chafing. It claims the product penetrates cleanses and soothes with low cost and strong satisfaction.
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Advi
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Amid Mixed Fresh Offerings
Market notes list prices for apples per bushel home grown at 2.60, dried navy beans 1.61 per lb, cabbage 2.14 per lb, onions 9.50 to 10.00 per 100 pounds, hot house tomatoes 2.50 to 3.25 per crate, sweet potatoes 1.30 to 1.25 per hamper, plus live fowls 3.29 and butter 0.41 to 0.42.
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York State
Toledo
Stocks Rise Across Markets On Busy Opening
New York stocks show strength at the open with gains in most issues. Sinclair Oil climbs to 34 1 8 on 10 000 shares. United States Steel dips 1 8 to 98 4. Reading and Southern Pacific advance while many rail plays gain. Cash prices for staples and livestock are listed in Cleveland Toledo and Chicago markets. A Beverly judge grants taxes payment for Bermett Milling and dismisses a divorce case. Also notes women led ventures with YWCA facts and Vancouver taxi venture.
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New York
Sinclair Oil
United States Steel
Southern Pacifi
Reading
Thompson
Bermett Milling Co
John Nemeth
Julia Nemeth
Lorain
Leon R Hittelson
Pete Danisko
First Ecuadorian woman earns U S Ph D in era
Senorita Pastoriza Flores, the first Ecuadorian and first Latin American woman to obtain a Ph D from an American university, earned her degree at age twenty four. Her M D thesis covered the boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru. Veal calves market steady with choice fed at $9.50 per hundredweight and sheep and lambs steady.
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Ecuador
America
Senorita Pastoriza Flores
Senorita Flores
Peru
Stock sales report from New York on April 17
Stock totals show 1 157 400 shares traded on Saturday and 6 974 100 shares for the week. Liberty bonds quotes list opening prices for 3 1 2s at 399 96 and 4 1 4s at 99 86 along with other bond series values.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Four Dead in County as Storm Tears Through Homes
John Anderson a farmer perished when his house was ripped from its foundation during last night’s storm. Williamsport sustained only minor damage though farm outbuildings suffered heavy losses. Green Castle Indiana reported roofs gone, barns wrecked, orchards uprooted, and widespread window damage as rain totals neared six inches in seven days. Weather warnings will be issued from Chicago district forecast center.
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John Anderson
Williamsport
Green Castle
Ind
Putnam County
Arej
Washington
Indiana
Michigan
Great Lakes
Chicago
Weath
Eight Liquor Arrests Reported in Lorain
Eight arrests were made Saturday afternoon and night for violations of liquor laws in Lorain. All offenders will be turned over to the Federal court in Cleveland.
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Lorain
Federal Court
Cleveland
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Help for Pimples and Digestion
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural remedy for pimples and facial complexion, claiming benefits to the skin, blood, and liver. It emphasizes a gentle, non harsh action compared with calomel and notes the tablets are a vegetable compound with olive oil, identifiable by their olive color.
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Dr. Edwards
Germany and Russia move toward renewed ties in new treaty
A treaty restores immediate diplomatic relations and recognition between Germany and Soviet Russia, with both sides claiming isolation over Russia as the negotiator. The accord signals Russia’s debt talks and potential U S involvement at Genoa amid wider reparations and disarmament discussions.
Fragmented Time Stamps in OCR Snippet
OCR fragment shows multiple time marks such as 4:03 p.m. 4:1% p.m. 4:30 p.m. 4:40 p.m. 4:53 p.m. scattered with mismatched punctuation and errors indicating garbled timing data from the source page.
Mutiny and Attacks Mark Easter Dublin Uprising
Dublin soldiers and mutineers clash on Easter Monday sixth anniversary. A Collins assassination attempt is framed as a transport capture, with a captured attacker disarmed and a bomb found. Dublin remains tense while Belfast reports calm and De Valera urges continued struggle for Independence.
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Sligo
Dublin
Ellis
Collins
Free Atata
Belfast
Quiet Easter
Rory O'Connor
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Civic Guard
Balls Bridge
Evening Standard
Ireland
Mother and Daughter Lead Chicago Corporate Law Firm
A mother and daughter team run a thriving Chicago law firm focused on corporate law. The practice blends long professional legacies with modern business strategies to serve clients across industries.
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Chicago
Spring Repairs with Father John’s Medicine Ad
An advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a restorative tonic. It claims rebuilding strength through concentrated nourishing elements without dangerous drugs, targeting tired and run-down systems.
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Father John
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