Fire tragedy in Montclair claims two firefighters
Montclair New Jersey April 19 Two firemen Captain Frank Muller 38 and Joseph Tierney 39 of engine company 2 were electrocuted when a 240 volt light wire blew during a house fire. The blaze also injured others and prompted a major rescue as Father William Gorin aided at the scene kneeling to pray for the dead.
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Montclair
N. J
Frank Muller
Joseph Tierney
Society Belle
Toledo
Anna Gordon
Gertrude Stewart
Society Bell
Fred Stewart
Caormmercig Savings Bank
Trea
Chicago
Curran Hall
West Side
Iis
Mrs Janes credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound for recovery
Rochester reader describes severe pain and run down condition after surgery. After her sister used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved within days and regained strength after seven bottles. She urges other women to consider the remedy and share information.
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Rochester
Minn
Lydia E. Pinksham
Mrs. Janes
Ilef
Center Street
Hochestar
Man
Verdabis Pound
ArtOn
Lydia EP
Bock
Cleveland Produce Market Report From April 14
Cleveland produce market notes prices on butter eggs cheese and poultry. Listings include butter extra sh 40 and eggs fresh per dozen several weights and varieties, potatoes per hamper and related produce items with scattered figures.
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Cleveland
Ohio Firsta
York State
Fessa
Stocks New York Open Steady With Mixed Early Gains
The New York stock market opened generally steady with gains in some issues. General Electric weighed the Dow, slipping about 1.5 points, while U S Steel rose about 1.5 points to 28.75. Localize gains included Locomotive 6- or 12? to 112 and Fluorine Wacker advancing to 57.50.
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New York
Elackis
As Rose
Siuk Stars Steel
eYani Maldwin
Blude- Wacker Rose
Vosden
Southern Pa
Missouri Parifi
Erivam Can
Erivan
Davison Chemical
Consolidated Gas
Industrial Aleono
al C Hal Ag
Bain
Bi & Ohio
Cana Petroleum
Cana Pacific
St Central Leather
Cheapeake & Ohio
Mil. & St. Paul
Wee Cere
Eae
Colorado
Columbia Gas & Elec
Erie
Rene Oe de Ne
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Norehern
Nohern Ore
Minois Central
Nickal
Papererry
Kennecott
Lehigh Vriley Teneae Marine Pr
N.Y H. & Hartford
Norie & Western Es Northern Partite
al Aes Pure
Neviva Peas Res Consulted
A Ree Ag
Hirtron & Steal
Fouthern Paxfic Ag
Studebaker Ba AG
Texas Co. Tobacco Products
Tsme
Panic Ee Anon Sa
S. Ind
Opera
Zhouse
Wills - Overland
International
Clair Oli N.evada
Texex
F Dp Ac
Coat & Gas
Coca Cola
Texas
Marland Oil
Pacific Oueens Wee
Sears - Roebuck
Stewart Warner
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Republic
United States Steel
Arizona Ufts Ban Against Tourists
An unsigned note reports a local ban affecting visitors in Arizona with unclear details. The fragment mentions a figure named Gaver Fela ei and a person Lashoo, with references to Hester funtests and a date-like line, but the context and exact actions remain unreadable.
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Fela Ei
Zona Lashoo
Life Member Gilson Passes in Local Notice
Local notice reports the death of World War veteran Comrele Gilson a life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He served in the war and spent months in active duty with units in Elyr and Loran counties. He was a member of the VFW post and had sought a transfer prior to his death on Easter Sunday.
Easter Weather Forecast Delays Blooming Attire
A stormy forecast from the weather bureau reports a barometric area moving toward Iowa. Easter Sunday will be damp with showers and gloom for residents planning spring outfits. Temperatures will be moderate as clouds and rain pass through the region.
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Col
Mbus
Towa
The Great Idea in Ohio Fruit Growers Case
Fragmentary report notes a Great Idea referenced in connection with Ohio fruit growers and a figure named Wad. The text is garbled, unreadable in parts, and does not provide clear actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm details.
Cleveland Live Stock Market Report April 19
In Cleveland, cattle and hog markets show strong activity with steady to firm quotes. Receipts: cattle 139, hogs 1300, calves 1450. hogs noted as strong, supplies mixed, and prices posted as open bids across the board.
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Cleveland
Lotkats
Irregular Stock Market Close With Dull Trade
New York closes irregular as price moves stay dull and holiday like. Railroads shift directions while utilities and steel show varied gains and losses. Government bonds and commodities like wheat and oats move with limited conviction amid erratic activity.
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New York
Seizure of Doctor's Liquor Supply in Dayton Home
Authorities raid Dr Louis F Bucher home on Lebanon Pike and seize a wartime liquor stock valued over 10.90 including Kentucky Bourbon French Brandy Scotch Whisky Italian Champagne and imported wines from Scotland and Ireland. Officers say part may lack proper government permits and confiscate home brew as well while the doctor is said to have planned to flee to avoid prosecution.
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Dayton
Desaiv Sheriffs
Yaideng Ronstables
Charges of Abuse at Orient State Institution
Attorneys Toop and Daniels report abuse claims at Orient near Columbus Ohio. Grand jury indicts William Sartain and Monnetl for ill treatment of Char don, Cecil Behr, Ed Perank, Carliskes. Attorney General Cragie vows immediate investigation.
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Columbus
Inma State Institution
Orient
Attormés
Crabbe
A. G. Toop
W. O. Daniels
William Sartain
Monnetl
Chardon
Cecil Behr
Ed Perank Carliskes
Adaris
Hiram Johnson Set for Ohio Campaign Tour
Cleveland dispatch notes Senator Hiram Johnson, sole rival to President Coolidge for the nomination, touring Ohio dates from April 12 with stops in Youngstown, Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo and more. Ohio manager J Bentler directs the push as Johnson campaigns through key cities.
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Cleveland
Hiram
The Rivoli Theatre Opens Its Doors
The Rivoli Theatre opens under manager John Dokrag after weeks of interior work. The ornate auditorium features silver and gold decor, new lighting, individual seat armrests, paneled aisles, and a refreshment area with a desk. a showgirl hosts the opening night amid a celebratory, lively atmosphere.
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Ahd
John Dokrag
Mas
Eharmage
Milady
Pit Indies
Etsy Omar
Peta Hemps
Contends ball batter was careless in Cincinnati case
In Columbus Ohio on April 19 thousands of fans watched as a legal fight over a batters conduct in Cincinnati unfolds. The case asks if a ball struck a spectator in the stands was due to careless batting or stadium risk. The issue centers on damages of Victoria Eno who alleges injury from a ball hit July 30 1921. The Cincinnati club argues stadium seating risk and screening options. The appellate court previously ruled the batter was negligent and not in a regular stance, affecting liability.
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Columbus
Cincinnati Hall
Cincinnati Baseball
Hamilian County
Victoria Eno
Northern Ohio Inter-County High School Meet Report
Teddy den of Portage County won first in a Kent contest with Toron and Warne counties claiming runners up. Judges included P uv Bunn from Lorain and Tess George. Execurisys E c Seale TOR presided with FH Kendell of Painesville as chair.
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Lorain County
Kent
Teddy den
Portage Coun
Ohew
Kent Origm
Frome . Warne
Mmi
P. Uv. Bunn
Lorain
Tess George
Local notices mix community events and hospital talk
Wellington reports list of club meetings and speakers including Port City Mortgage official Tom McDonald speaking on selling yourself at a luncheon. Other items note Kings Daughters meeting, Sons of the C A R gathering, Desolation Day arrangements, and local hospital and church events with varied attendances and illnesses.
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Wellington
Kinands Club
Andrews Hotel
Tom Fo McDonald
Port City Mortgage and Lown Co
Lorain
Miss Clause Usndervil Celebrates Birthday in School Event
In Penfield on April 19 Miss Clause Usndervil hosted a birthday gathering with a Sixteen Boung neekle group assisting. Guests enjoyed games, presents, and a warm sugar treat. Attendees included local families and friends from Wellington and nearby towns, with entertainment by the drama “Dearon Truoba.”
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Penfield
Clause
Orlando
Fla
Fred Demort Loui
Toledo
Gardiner
Dickerson
Habe
AzErot
Local notices from Huntington area report fire at Wellington mill
April go. P D Ward in critical condition moved to his son’s home in Cleveland Ohio. Thudium spent week with his nieces Tam Gleason, funeral Tuesday. Hollis spent Tuesday at Thudium home in Sullivan. Mrs Anna Svilinev spending time with her children in Akron. Nils Thudium and son Lawrence spent Sunday with friends and relatives at Nova. Last Wednesday night a mill owned by Mr Jer of Wellington burned destroying the building. Saw dust caught fire days earlier but was not dangerous.
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Conrad Naogele
Cleveland
A. Neel
Mishhent Robinson
FLOR
Thudinim
Ward Farm
Mroo
Beaver
Rine
Miss Cohen
Mane Felt
Geo
I Hart
Hosler
Geo Hart
Huntington
AL Caysel
M LD. Gillette
Gertrundeuseman
Mrr
Conrad Naegele
Huntington Grange Novus
Teington
April Go
P.D. Ward
Ward
Flo
Thuidum
Philips
NASA
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Ingersoll
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