Government revenues rise as prosperity boosts receipts
Treasury officials report rising revenues from customs and income taxes as prosperity grows. June 30 forecast shows a substantial surplus, with customs at 509,000,000 and income taxes up by about 560,000,000 after quarterly installments. Expenditures run about 400,000,000 below receipts, aided by economy measures and reduced wartime spending.
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Washington
Treasury
Lord
Shipping Board
Two Die in Ohio Car Crash Kills 3 and Wounds Woman
A crash near Uhrichsville Ohio left two men dead and a woman fatally injured. The victims were Kratz and Meyer while Bender survived with injuries. A married woman from Dayton identifies as Margaret Nebberly faced fatal skull fractures. The crash occurred at 6 20 this morning near East Liberty.
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A Kratz
Avenue
Norwood
Meyer
Pri
Sat
Uhrichsville
T. Thompson
Wilso
Njuries
Gibson
East Liberty
Ads
Guerilla War Report From April Incidents
Fragmentary notes describe armed actions involving Poles and others near a military station in Mexico. Mentions Lithuanian regu and local officials, with references to demonstrations, red and black prints, and municipal authority responses.
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Olish
Regu
Riots Leave One Dead in Ruhr Unrest at Mulheim
One man died and nearly a score hurt in unemployment riots in the Ruhr region. A mob of robless Germans stormed Mulheim where French troops garrisoned the city kept order. Mulheim is home to industrial magnate Hugo Stinnes.
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Essen
Ruhr
Mulheim
Hugo Stinnes
Wellington Student Named in Phi Beta Kappa Election
Ohio State University chapter announces 33 new Phi Beta Kappa members including 17 men and 16 women from this year’s seniors. Carl Pratt of Wellington is listed among the scholars.
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Ohio State University
Phi Beta Kappa
Carl ©. Pratt
Woehlington
Intercity Reports Sought On Railroad Equipment
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders major railroads to file detailed reports on equipment condition and other data for its economy and efficiency investigation. Projections include labor shifts and wartime training impacts as nations mobilize industries.
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Wasitington
Interstate Commerce Commisssiony
William J. Brokawn Dies on His Birthday at Eaton
William J Brokawn died at his Eaton home on his seventy seventh birthday after months of illness. He lived in Eaton most of his life and is survived by two sons W J and Geo A a daughter Mrs Iallian Marsh and his ward Miss Alice Straub of Eaton A brother Harmon Brokaw of Chatham Ohio also survives Funeral services will be held Friday at two from the home conducted by Rev Mente of New Washington Burial at Butternut Ridge cemetery.
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Eaton
W. J
Geo. A
Iallian Marsh
Alice Straub
Harmon Brokaw
Chatham
Ohio
Mente
New Washington
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
Aged Woman Burned In Home Fire
Mrs Herman Jourman 7 was badly burned this morning at 7 30 at her home 932 East Rover Street while carrying a lighted candle. The flame set her clothing ablaze causing burns to her left arm and hip and she was taken to Memorial Hospital by physicians order after firefighters extinguished the blaze using chemicals.
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Herman Jourman
East Rover Istreat
Memoral Hospital
Women Leaders Only Left in Irish Rioting
April 1 9 The capture of Dan Breen and other irregulars left only women contending as the fighting continued. Irish officers searched for the region of Glen of Aheron where Breen was believed located. Breen and others fled toward headquarters, with reports of casualties and scattered engagements in the outbreak.
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Washington
Potomac River
Quantico
Dublin
Dan Breen
Memory Contest Decisions Delayed At School Assembly
A school event delayed decisions for the memory contest held in the Basta chapel auditorium. Five members per team from each eighth grade competed for high honors. The complete list of contestants is being prepared this afternoon for publication in the MoTTaw's paper.
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Nothe Eye Sedani
To. Mottaw
Floral offerings mark Elisha Savines Trust opening
Mount Pitt residents sent flowers to the Elisha Savines & Trust Co as it opened on Saturday. A mis on trade of the bene and prove tive offer appeared with a handsome display of roses and tokens.
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Elisha Savines & Trust Cy
Toses
Dances 73 Hours and Still Going Shatters Records
Miss Madaline Wolfe danced 73 hours 39 minutes setting a new record in Cleveland. James M Casey, Milwaukee salesman, posted 66 hours 7 minutes in a highland fling. Inspector Johnson praised both for not leaning on partners and complying with rules.
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Cleveland
Magdalen Wolfe
James M. Casey
Milwaukee
Mada J
Lance Hall
Madeline Gottlick
Aviators Hang Up New Records At Dayton Show
Dayton air service flyers Lieutenant John A. MacReady Oakies G Kelley and Harold R Harris were celebrated in Washington and locally for endurance and speed feats. MacReady and Kelley surpassed distance records with a 6 hour 31 minute flight covering 2.5 miles, Harris logged 11 hours at an average 114 mph, tying and breaking records.
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Dayton
States Air Service
John A. MacReady
Oakies’ G. Kelley
Harold R. Harris
Washington
France
Marheads
Kelly
Harris
Navy
Army
Citizenship Class Ends at Elyria High School
The night school at the technical high school building, run by E. D. Adams and Miss Edith Gill under the Americanization Association, closed with 31 students, 18 eligible for citizenship. Twenty-eight hailed from Elyria and 3 from Gratton. S. H. Ewing praised the effort and noted a final naturalization date to be set for early next month with a larger class of 75 from Lorain and others.
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Technical High School
E. D. Adams
Edith Gill
Americanization Association
Lorain
Ford Motor Co declares 70 million cash balance
A Detroit dispatch to the Wall Street Journal reports Ford Motor Company shows a total balance of 2200,009,000 despite large purchases of coral and timberlands water power and branch plant investments.
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New York
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Wall Street Journal
Rail shopmen receive a wage increase in Chicago incident
A report notes two cars wrecked on a street near Broad Street after a spur incident. A Ford ran into a parked vehicle, causing damage to a transformer and property. Authorities investigate as agencies confront the unclear outcome and rising costs.
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Tol
Aoa
Peculiar twenty year repayment banquet in Cincinnati
In a private dining room, 34 creditors were repaid by Foster Butner after 29 years of effort to “come back.” Checks with principal and 20 years of interest were presented by a toastmaster who arranged the dinner and revealed the host’s identity. The host spoke of struggles since 1900 and thanked the creditors for patience.
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Cincinnati
Foster Butner
Leaington
Ickt
West
Foseburg
Oregon
Ridgeville approves 169000 bond for new schools
Ridgeville voters approve a 169000 bond to build a modern high and grade school at Ridgeville center and a three room primary at Fields. Northern precincts support, southern Fields precinct opposes. final tallies show a clear divide with the north carrying the measure.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville Center
Fields
Vincent to Dedicate School House Tonight
Tonight residents of Vincent gather for the dedication of a new school building. Officials and the community will attend the ceremony marking the completion of the project and its first use for local education.
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Vincent
Russia Reds Execute Five Army Officers
Five army officers were executed by Soviet authorities amid wartime tensions. The official report cites military crimes and treason as the stated cause for the harsh penalties.
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Russia
REDS
State Briefs End Of File Unclear On Rare Ty 2 2 OL
Unclear text fragment suggests a state briefs item about an EOF or end of file issue related to rare or typographic matter. No concrete names, dates, places, or organizations are legible.
League Figure Talks League of Nations Mission in America
Ohio Governor Donahey vetoed the Taft taxation bill citing automatic tax increases and benefits for tax spenders. He attacked proposed changes to mill levies, bond levies, and city versus district limits, arguing they bypass voter consent and raise overall tax burdens. He also vetoed the Collister bill expanding probation terms for convicts, warning against shifting power away from taxpayers.
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Columbus
Governe
Donahey
Ohio
Karp
Train wreck in Hammond causes death and injuries
One person died and several were injured when a disastrous fruit train wreck on the Illinois Central Railroad at Hammond Louisiana started a fire that consumed thousands of dollars in merchandise. The engineer Henry Hafen was killed and fireman John Rogers and brakeman George Smith were injured.
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Iinoisy Central Railroad
Hammond
Henry Hafen
John Rogers
Teg
George Smith
Thompson Charged Case Delayed by Sudden Call Away
Court proceedings stalled as Judes W. B. Thompson was unexpectedly summoned out of town. Trial to resume next Monday morning. Prosecutor Lawrence Webber notes the delay risks embarrassment for the prosecutor and his son judge.
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Court House
Judes W. B. Thompson
Lawrence Webber
Judse Thompson
Webber
Lorainant of Women Se En Divorces
Fragmented OCR text mentions divorces and a Lorainant of women. No clear names, places, dates, or events readable to form a complete news item. Provide a clearer source snippet to produce a proper card.
Vavor Ghale Expresses Displeasure Over Tourney
VAVOR GHALE complains about the Labor Davis tournament decision. The note highlights his dissatisfaction with how the event was organized and announced.
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Vavor
Labor
Davis
Arrest Kipton Man for Using Borrowed Car
William Baker of Hipton was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of driving an automobile without the owner's consent. The 1922 Buick belonged to J. P. Lonsway who said Baker’s brother George Baker had a prospective buyer and drove the car to a funeral. The sheriff located the car in Lowvain and Baker was found asleep in a rooming house and jailed awaiting bond of 800 dollars.
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Willliam Baker
Hipton
S. J. George
J. P. Lonsway
George Baker
William Baker
Underhill
Lowvain
Baker
Bond
Let Contract for Bridge at Amherst
Bids opened yesterday afternoon for the Milan street extension bridge at Amherst. The lowest bid reported was $850 by A. Smith, as the town conducts the letting process for the project.
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Amherst
Tac Oners
Milan Street
Ed Tad. A. Smith
Colum bus Court Admits New Terms In Aid Case
Fragmented report notes a Supreme Court session in Columbus with references to librarians, municipal matters, and an emergency aid action. The text is garbled but indicates a hearing affecting local officials and a noted response to distress.
Injury Reported After Fingers Amputated at Cob Company
George Rigck of 351 Huron Street suffered finger amputation when his head and face collided with a punch press at Cob Company. He was hospitalized at Memorial Hospital where his condition was reported as good at noon.
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Huron
Sada Anger
Cob
Tia Memorial Hospital
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