Russian relief effort discussed as aid flows to Petrograd
Reports indicate American and Soviet officials outlined relief measures for Russia. German aid to Russia is being organized with medical supplies for cholera control and cooperation with the Russian Red Cross. The British premier signaled the famine crisis would be raised at the supreme council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim Gorky
Rte
Marbert Hoover
Russia
Bishioner Young
Americad Eoviet
Ganetsky
Americam
Balin
Ang
Eroen
Petrograd
Red Cross
INDON
Supreme Council
George
Hatfield and Lively feud trial ends with acquittal
In a tense courtroom scene Wedgwood delivers a verdict on the long running Hatfield and Lively feud case. The infamous Hatfield is a central figure as the trial concludes with acquittals for the defendants amid a history of violence and feuds in Mingo county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield and Lively
Ward
Williamson
W. Last
International Service
Sid” Hatfield
Bers
Saratfield
Welch
Mingo
Irish settlement pauses as Sinn Fein delays response
London report says the Irish settlement remains in flux with no further British moves until Sinn Fein in Dublin acts. Premier Lloyd George told MPs in the Commons that Sinn Fein has not replied to terms, preventing any official announcement now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peadings
Slan Fein
Dublin
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Trish
Sinn Fein
Tam
Five New Cardinals to Be Created Soon
Aug 1 report from Vatican circles says a consistory at the Vatican in October will create five cardinals including one American. The event marks a major reshuffle in the church leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Arrest Oakley For Stealing Potatoes
Police were alerted Saturday night to a car robbery on the B and O tracks. Harry Oakley, 107 Malcolm, was found with a bushel and a half of potatoes taken from a nearby barrel and more potatoes at his home. Oakley was taken to the police station, released on $500 bond, and will have a Tuesday morning hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oakley
Malcomb
Oakley
Injunction Case Between Superior Electric and Union Proceeds
The Superior Electric Co. versus the Electricians Union continues before Judge Redington in Courtroom No 1. Prosecution rests, defense presents. Courtroom filled with union members as proceedings continue. Expected to decide tomorrow if the temporary injunction will be made permanent or not. The filing seeks to bar union interference with customers and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Electric Co
Electricans Union
Stock market opens firmer with broad early gains
The New York market started higher on August 1 with Mexican Pere steady at 165 and gains across several names. Studebaker, Steel, Sinclair Oil, Gulf, Baldwin Locomotive, Coca Cola, General Asphalt, Allied Chemical, and General Electric posted advances as demand broadened, rails and midvale leading the rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Studebaker
Sinclair Oil
Athentre Gulf
Baldwin
Coca Cola
General Asphalt
Allied Chemical
General Electric
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Sicet Industrials
Midvale
U. S. Steel
Market Report Cleveland Prices for Butter Eggs Cheese and Produce
Butter extra 48 12 49c prints 1e higher firsts 47 1-2445c packings 16 19c. Eggs fresh 37 Ohio firsts 31 32c western firsts 20c. Cheese York state 18 19c. Poultry fowls 25 28c roosters 15c broilers 23 35c. Blackberries 5.50 6.90 bushel elderberries 2.50 bushel. Potatoes Jersey 4.59 4.75 sack 150 pounds 5.25 barrel 170 pounds. Tomatoes field 25 50c basket 14 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Jersey
Emancipation Program Review Sounds of Civil War Era
The program features Rev W T Hares SONE singing America and a Jubilee Melody led by Rev W M Noel. Addresses by Rev E A Driver and Hon J L Thompson, readings by Mrs E M Davis, and closing remarks by A C Smith. The Excelsior Military Band from Gainesville, a featured color band, performs at Riverview park with praise for its director Professor William Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Hares _ SONE
America
E.A. Driver
A.r.jones
J. F. Burke
E. M. Davis
W. NM. Noel
J. L. Thompson
Springfield
Military Funeral Delayed by Sunday Funeral Ban
Canton August 1 A guard watched over Corporal Walter Griffith in Westlawn cemetery after his body arrived from overseas for a planned Sunday military funeral. Trustees prohibited Sunday funerals at the cemetery, delaying Griffith's burial following his death in the Marne battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Westlawn
Walter Griffith
the Marne
Griffith
Political Meeting Continues Open Campaign Schedule
The candidate says he has not conducted an active campaign due to city business. He believes every candidate should be present for a productive meeting. An open air meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at the public park where all candidates will speak.
Greek gains in Anatolia front extend southward
Athens reports Greek forces pushing from Asgora toward the Aidin railway as Smyrna advices describe losses for Turkish militants totaling 36 000 including 17 000 killed and wounded, 2 06 captured, 9 000 deserted, with Greek warships shelling Trebé zoned on the Black Sea coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Anatolias
Asgora
Smyrna
Aidin
Black Seacoast
Mail Pouch Stolen From Cleveland Substation
An 1-A mail pouch believed to hold over 5000 in cash and jewels was stolen from a Cleveland postal substation early morning. A clerk who left at 3:00 am failed to report off duty and did not return by 6:45 am. the pouch was found behind a building at 105th Street and Euclid Avenue with torn letters and only cash missing. Money orders and other valuables were scattered on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Aus
Eeeking
105Th Street
Euclid Avenue
Everr
Prosperity Returns as Steel Mills Resume Work
Several thousand workers resume and expect more employment as steel mills restart operations. Wages are reduced by 1 to 15 percent, with some cuts up to 20 percent, yet demand rises. Industry leaders predict a rapid rebound with large orders and renewed confidence across plants and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Steel Industries
U. S
Trice
Mahoning Waller
Sharon Steel Beep Company
Lowellville
Ohio
Spane
Astern
Talley City Man Reports Car Stolen From Elks Club
Harley Riooz of Valles Circle reported his Oakland car stolen from in front of the Elks Club on Second Street last night. A description of the vehicle has been sent to surrounding towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Riooz
Valles Cir
Oakland
Elks Cind
Second Street
Baby Hetty May Mitchell Born to Mr and Mrs Mitchell
A baby girl named Hetty May Mitchell was born on Sunday to Mr J W Mitchell and his wife. The family announced the newborn with brief note in the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mitchell
Hetty May
Obituary for Oberlin Student Frank Rader
Frank Rader died after an incident as Allen and Haylors ambulance brought the body to Oberlin around 9. He studied at Oberlin Business College and was well liked. He leaves his parents, a brother and a sister. Funeral at 2 pm Tuesday from his home. Rev. Frank Wade Smith will officiate. Burial Wednesday morning at Shelby, Ohio.
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Allen and Haylors Ambulance
Oberlin
Frank
Oberlin Business College
Frank Wade Smith
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Shelby
Tercentenary Pilgrims Observed With Harding Visit
President Harding arrived in Plymouth to mark the Pilgrim tercentenary, reviewing a procession along historic streets and presenting 35 New Bedford students with English medals. Delegations from England and the Netherlands joined dignitaries including Vice President Coolidge and Senators in the ceremonies, with a pageant planned and a sail to Portland afterward.
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Adarena
Plymouth
Niscleus
Virginia Shore
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Virginia
Harding
New Bedford
Pilgrim Fathers
Plymouth Harbor
Miles Standish
Cape Cod
Old
New England
Plymouth Rock
America
Plymouth Colony
Langeage
Ford Scheck
Moss
Priedtie
Alden
Joan “Mebeen
Wessehanseke
Waseck
Kenelma Winslow
Middiebere
Gareener Winslew
Leeds
Lacheem
New
Isaac Foote
England
United Kingdom
Batley
Charge O’ Beaufort
Netherlands
Legation
Bingation
Pilgrims
Coolidge
Weeks
Lodge
Frelinghuyrtsen
Hale
Maine
Congress
Cox
Massachusetts
Pilgrim Inn
Portland
Lancaster
N. H
Portuguese Legation Awaits Developments
London August 1 Portuguese legation anxiously awaits word from Lisbon as a new political crisis unfolds. A despatch reports the Lisbon garrison called to picket streets and cannon planted to sweep public squares while the cabinet convenes to discuss the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lisbon
Amherst payroll hold-up thwarted by sheriff and quarry officials
A planned payroll robbery at an Amherst quarry was prevented when quarry and bank staff cooperated with sheriff Backus. Deputies were positioned for a timely response while the payroll was secured and escorted back to the quarry for distribution. Investigations suggest the plot had been developing for weeks and four men at the Inat pay day raised suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Backus
Oberlin Personal Notes Charge Ahead With Vacations and Meetings
Oberlin residents report vacations and travel plans including Dr and Afra Tru departing for a months long eastern states tour to Maine. Union Prayer services are held Thursdays at 7 30 PM in the Methodist Church parlors continuing through August with a September restart. The First M E church official board meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM to review finances and other matters. Duffy family to New York trip plans and return by September first. Walter Edwards and son visit with Charles Carter after moving from Ridgeville to California.
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Oberlin
Afra
Maine
Methodist Church
Smith
M. E. Church
Duffy
Edith
Dorothy
Telmer
New York
Albany
Troy
Walter Edwards and Son
Ridgeville
California
Charles C. Carter
Edwards
Winter Visitors and Missionaries Arrive in Oberlin
The Wood Andres family and Mrs Bernice Wood remain guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wood to spend the winter. Rev and Mrs Frank Jeffrey and daughter arrive from India after thirty years as missionaries. they will reside with their daughter Mrs E. S. Jones for the season. Miss Vivian Kendleiah leaves for the lake to visit Miss Sarah Bosworth. Mrs Jesse Ford hosts her brother Frank Rewes and family from Chautauqua, N Y, who depart today. Lynd Jones and daughter depart for California and Washington.
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Mon Om
Bernice’ ‘Wood Andres
Hemolulu
Agdrus
Theodore Wood
Andres
Oberlim Public
Ana
Frank ‘Jeffrey
Aughter
Oberlin
India
Jefrey
Madura
Roth
Jefrer
Airs
Jones
Vivian Kendeiah
Sarah Bosworth
Bosworth
Har Oe
Jesse Ford
Frank Rewes
Chautauqua
N. Y
Lynd Jones
Hospital Notes and Admitted and Discharged List
Admission includes Nellie Diederick 230 Cornell avenue Robert Mahoney 405 West Secords Effie Cochrane 3517 Cambridge street Marie Fullmer R D 1 Cora Pfundt 1013 West avenue Birth to Paull Cockrane 317 Cambridge street two sons Discharged Robert Vekber 169 Beebe Court Nellie Myers and baby 116 East Broad street Olera Forbes and baby 142 East Fourth Street Maxine Wright and baby 245 Oxford street Olga Smith 625 Dewey avenue
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Nellie Diederick
Cornell Avenue
Robert Mahoney
West Secords
Effie Cochrane
Cambridge Street
Marie Fullmer
R. D
Cora Pfundt
West Avenue
Paull. Cockrane
Robert Vekber
Beebe Court
Nellie Myers
East Broad Street
Olera Forbes
Feast Fourth Street
Maxine Wright
Oxford Street
Olga Smith
Dewey Avenue
Marriage Licenses Issued in Elyria Area
Charles Simmons age 23 welder and Rachel Schler age 23 domestic union recorded. Rev Noell Ernest Rowe age 21 laborer and Carrie Nutter age 19 Lorain married by Elyria justice of the peace.
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Charles Simmons
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Aagne
Brevy
the Carey Co
Elyria, Ohio
V. LL. Wheeler
Mgr
Ial
West Bridge Street
Amo
Anto
Talley City
Frank Rader
Ament
ME. Perry
Elyria
Te’s
C. W. Phillips
Broad St
LEE Whitney and CO
Elyria, O
N. D
West Arte
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Odigrees
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