Women Temperance Union revises candidate list
COCLUMBES Aug 1 Double endorsements awarded to candidates who answered the prohibition questionnaire satisfactorily. The first list was withdrawn after objections. a new list gives equal preference to all satisfactory candidates. Several candidates did not answer the questions.
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Coclumbes
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Horatio van Kirk
Friedief
James T. Begr
Sandusky
Zuberterial
Miers
F. Cooper
Cincinnati
Merry A. Shar Forest
Besg
Florence D. Richards
Myrtle Edwards
Martin L. Davey
Kens
Earl D. Bloom
Green
James C. B. Bearity
East Liverpool
Herman R. Wer
Carton
Peter Witt
Cleveland
Republi
Annewer
Edward C. Turner
Fred Kobter
Harry C. Smark
Charlies E. Wherter
Kenton
Thomas 5
Ashtabula
Simeon D. Fess
Congress
James H. Cleveand
Frank H. Ward
John J. Whitacre
Joseph F Lange
Fares Oct Permit To Build Garage On Broad Street
A permit to construct a brick garage with basement on Broad Street was taken by J W Smith. The garage faces about eighty feet on Broad Street along Blaex River. Receipts for July were issued in May by the mayor's office. total receipts for the month amount to 2975.5. Foreclosure of a mechanics lien was sought by Nemeth against MacDonald. A machine hit a truck on Broad Street. The County Day Federation opened headquarters tonight. The Bates Street Shirt Company of New York filed a case in common pleas court for a collection account.
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Broad Street
J. W. Smith
Blaex River
Bates Street Shirt Company
New York
City Awards Two Street Contracts
The city board awarded two street contracts on Tuesday. The first for the rebuilding of Marker Pound and the new Iberlin road was given to Hearsi for about 0. The second contract for East Broad Street to the Elyria Construction Co. for approximately 0. Work on this road will start immediately.
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CITY
City Board of Rentral
Iberlin Road
Hearsian
Econd
Police case dismissed after traffic incident report
A police case involving a traffic incident on Highian Street was dismissed after review. The report noted speeding and related actions but concluded no charges or further action were warranted.
Democrats Plan Farm Relief Debate In Campaign
Gov Alfred Esmut rails against religious grounds while a farm relief plan is drafted for public debate. Senator A W Barkley joins the Democratic National Advisory Committee as discussions of farm relief and an extended economic survey unfold with pro and anti groups consulted. Readquarters. na G 2 g
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Alfred Esmut
Raskob
A. W. Barkley
Kenecky
Kellogg Plans Sail On August 18 From New York
Secretary Kellogg announced he will sail August 18 from New York aboard the U S S De France for Paris to sign the renunciation of the war treaty. Segments were arranged for his return on the Leviathan, sailing from France in September.
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Kellogg
Washington
Ang
Kelloger
New York
Ue de France
Paris
France
Community News From Sheffield and Surrounding Areas
Aug i Mr and Mrs enter tained relatives from Elsria and Oklahoma last Sunday Mare and Esther Je Spe rson are a few days with relatives in Vernon vr Sd Wr enter-ained r burzh last Sunday 2 and N Earle Johnson 40g M and Mrs Leroy Frieden co Elyria left Tuesday Morning for a trip in Niagara Falls Finger Lakes and Watkins i and other places of interest lons ine row ig arver Chambers es from Pitts went rip t Pu land last Sunday Sunday school c North Have picnic at ade Park Thursday aug 2 4 and Mrs P Fur iar Nir Hasnes and cai! aro near the hat with her par ente Viv and Mrs H C nam i nem Sundar Mv and Mrs Homer Mefollam sited at the home of Dick Myers las end Mrs Loren Cox ang Wa have been vesitors in Wein for several weeks morning fer the ra Onin 92 Gnit road has Tal Weeks with etl family in Columbia Here Fe is Bewe on Rierz Pas geen hendigs RET 35 P
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Sheffield
Elsria
Oklahoma
Mare
Esther Je Sperson
T. Vernon
R. Burzh
Earle Johnson
Leroy Friedenco Elyria
Niagara Falls
Finger Lakes
Watkins i
Arver Chambers
Pittswent
North
Ade Park
P. Furiar
Dick Myers
Las
Loren Cox Ang
Wein
Etl
Columbia
Rierz
Mystery Capsule Unearthed During Old House Demolition
Workmen razing an old house today uncovered a curious bottle stamped with the date 1376. The find, described as an rare artifact by local authorities, could shed light on historical trade and daily life in the area.
Baltimore Floral Calendar Marks Date With Plants on St Paul
In Baltimore a living floral calendar is arranged daily in the downtown sunken Gardens near the courthouse on St Paul Street. Gardeners form the month’s date with blooming plants, a display observed by early commuters.
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Baltimore Park
Baltimore
Eell
Fardens
St Paul Street
Bardurrs
Baltimore and Otis Mount Royal
Eye
Bal
Anti-Saloon League Indorsements For Ohio Ballot
The Anti-Saloon League released its endorsements across the Ohio ticket. It marks with X those considered satisfactory and names backed candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and U.S. senator while noting unsatisfactory picks and missing recommendations on Democratic state offices.
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Columbus. O
Aus
Samme
Anti-Seipan League
James T. Rees
Myers
Ailes McDonald
Clarence J Brown
Joseph Fre
Beri
Clinton D. Bord
John W. Bricker
U.S
Simeon D. Fess
Theodore E. Burton
Charles Dirk
Carrington T. Marshall
Justice of the Supreme
Ham Dar
Martin Teer
Earl D. Bloom
Am G. Pickerellc
John Heamian
Charles H. Hubnell
Franks. Menmett
Supreme Court
Charles £. Wharton
George Waite
1Rus J Locher
Grea
TS. S Wharton
George W Lacher
Eand Crus
Hartford broker Watkins tied to national fraud cases
Roger W. Watkins, Hartford broker tied to multiple embezzlement and fraud schemes, was arrested in Sandusky Ohio on charges connected to a 1925 bond defraudment regarding John H. Reese of Dover Ohio. He previously operated in Lakewood and Hartford and is linked to the Thaddeus V Gare Company holdings and a Wadsworth Salt Company recovery deal. Two siblings were described as aides and a chauffeur in the sprawling case.
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Santa Fe
Pittsburgh
Watkins
Rabbit
New York
Hotchkiss
Memphis
Lers
Mér
Sama Fe
Fletchkiss
Hertford
Cleveland
Roger W- Forty
West Hartford
Conn
Srokxer
Lerain Resterdar
Chersine Watkins
John H. Reese
Dover
John R. Wetkins
Lakewood
Sebiry
Prigt
Oficers Cei
Thaddeus V_ Gare Companys
Canton
Fes
Ierelané
Cantog and Akren
Bieta
Bieta. Bureaus. | Wathin
Sed Watkins
Mage
Watking
Don Jacons
Ter
Busine
Loudenville
Jacobs
Gore Company
Cation
Wadsworth Salt
Hartford
Onn
National Associated Investors, Inc
Roger W. Watkins
Sandusky
Ohlo
RW. Watkins Company
Connecticut
New Haven
Watersbury
Rankin Assault Case Dismissed By Judge George
Justice S J George dismissed the assault and battery case against former Prohibition Inspector OF E Rankin after testimony over campaign sign placements at Kenes auto wrecking yard. Kenes testified Rankin struck him while Rankin claimed self defense. Multiple witnesses supported Kenes. Rankin faced prior liquor possession charges.
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S. J. George
Ooo E. Rankin
Harry 4. Keney
Rankin
Tuthe Court
S& J. George
E Razakis
Harry A. Kenes
Ea River Street
Lodi Street
Park View Con
Justce George
Deliberatez
Rank
Kerey
Rankin Campaige
Kenes
Rankie
Kenez
Keneg
Rarkis
Yesterdar
Assas
George
Econ
Kenegz
Keney
Come
Heneg
Attornet Hamlin
Elstia
Time
Local social notes and vacancies in La Grange area
La Grange residents host club gatherings and family visits while inviting the Gott reunion at Hedges La Porte on August 16. Local announcements mention school staff hires, a funeral service, and a banking scandal involving Watkins and associates with $606,000 missing, drawing in state figures as former officials denied ties.
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock Prices
Cleveland market reports show onion, potato and produce prices with U S No 1 cloth top potatoes at 2.20 2.15 and various poultry prices. Livestock receipts at Cleveland include hogs 1000 head with tops near 12 09, cattle steady to strong calves up to 1 00 higher, and lambs and sheep market trends. Chicago and Toledo quotables provide crop and grain prices, while Minneapolis notes modest flour and grain values amid steady activity.
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Cleveland
U. S
Cleveland Livestock
Aus
Toledo Livestock
Toledo. O
John Ross Reed Co To Appear Tonight In Oberlin
John Ross Reed Co. performs the third session of the Chewauqua gathering in Oberlin with a seven act musical program. The afternoon show features a 2:39 PM start with an instrumental concert by the Paramount Blue Belles, orchestra pieces by Jene Rankin and her Blue Belles, and a lecture.
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John Ross Reed Co
Oberlin
Ross Reed Company
Tomor ‘Row
Paramount Blue Belles
Jene Rankin
Blue Befles
Frank H Gamel
Oberlin Band Concert Moves to 7 PM at Chautauqua Center
The Oberlin Business Men's Club band schedules a 7 o'clock concert this Saturday, shifting from the usual time. The lineup includes American Red Cross March, Chimes of Liberty, Song to the Evening Star, Mothers of Democracy, Lucia Sextette, New Colonial March, Soldiers Chorus, On the Square March, and Keeping Step with the Union among others. The show moves from the band stand on Main College Street to a site in front of the Chautauqua center.
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Oberlin Business Men's Club
American Red Cross
Panella
Goldman
Tannhauser
Wagoner
Sousa
Union
Coliese
Notable La Grange Obituaries and Local Life Notes
The La Grange community reflects on a long life spent there as a family of four children is noted. Surviving relatives include two living daughters in law, and several grandchildren. Local visits, trips, and church matters are described along with a sudden death of Russell M. Adams of Lakewood and his funeral plans at Su dro’s Parlors in Elyria. Burial will occur in La Grange cemetery.
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la Grange
Harrison Cragin
Earl Cragin
Grafton
Foster
W_ QO. Turner
Ebnia
James Siward
Asling
Berea
Washington, D. C
East
Rev
Frank
Cleveland
AM. E
Baldwin-Wallace College
Eleanor Underhill
Akron
Rosalie Adams
Alberta Wilson
Brady Lake
Arthur Wilcox
Columbus
Richard Zeroll
Chippewa Lake
Sam Brown
California
Hattie Wheeler
Granger
Ohio
Mason Powers
Selem
John Underhill
Oberlin Business Clubs Plan Annual Picnic at Vermilion on the Lake
Oberlin’s Business Men’s and Business Women’s clubs co operate for an annual picnic at Vermilion on the Lake next Wednesday. About 150 expected if weather allows. Joint committee led by J L Edwards and Anna Beck coordinates games, picnic supper, dancing, and baseball matches among local business groups with transport arranged.
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Oberlin
Vermilion‘on-the-Lake
J. L.edwards
Erwin Worcester
George Broadwell
Anna Beck
Cooler
Kipton
iCollege
North Main Streets
South iMain Street
Mr. Edwards
Miss Beck
Hold Funeral for Mrs George Haise in Florence Ohio
The funeral for Mrs George Haise nee Lucy Beile Spore was held yesterday in Florence Ohio with Rev William Smith officiating. Born May 4 1953 in Florence township she died at her Oberlin home Sunday morning July 29 a9grs Married to George Haise she spent most of her life at the couple’s home now Mr Haise’s home Survived by husband two daughters one son and four grandchildren BRIEFS Dr Harlan Dudley former Oberlin resident and 1837 college graduate
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Mirs
Florence
Ohio
William Smith
Elm Street
Oberlin
Mr. Haise
Onue
Local figures prepare for openings and trips this month
45 staying with his mother Mrs. W C Porter here for several age willie he is making ready to open up practicing physician of fices to the Reserve block of Well ington the early part of this month Mr T J Rice and Bem J Byer JOL Rice's studio are leaving to Morrow on a two weeks trip to Michigan the Sauke and the Canadian Northwest The studio will be closed during their absence The West Russia club will hold its annual picnic at the home of airs Chalmer Davidson Hamilton i Road tomorrow afternoon Aug
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W.C. Porter
Willie
Wellington
T. J. Rice
Bem J. Byer
Jol Rice
Michigan
Sauke
Canadian Northwest
West Russia Club
Chalmer Davidson
Hamilton i Road
Will Exhibit Calves At Fairs
The county 4-H clubs will exhibit 39 club calves at the Wellington fair on August 21 23 and 22. C K Rowland county farm extension agent announced the event. Calves will be judged August 22 by C K Blackman dairy specialist at Ohio State University. The top 20 will be shown at Ohio State fair and later at Lorain County fair. Last year the 4-H clubs won two grand championships and 24 ribbons at the state fair.
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Wellington Fair
C. KE. Rowland
C .K. Blackman
Ohio State University
Ohio State Air
Lorain County
Death notices for Russell M Adams and Ralph E Helmer
Death record Russell M Adams dies of heart failure at 1:30 AM on July 30 in Cleveland Ohio. He was 27, son of J M Adams, brother of Mrs Dorothy Underhill, of 356 West Second Street. Burial at LaGrange Cemetery after services at Sudro Funeral Barrs. Ralph E Helmer dies suddenly in Cleveland. Born September 15, 1878, he is survived by father E E Helmer and sisters Mrs Frank Vining of Vancouver and Mrs G K Colburn. Body at Saxton Ceniels Mastick Funeral Home Lakewood awaiting arrangements.
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Russell M. Adams
Monder
Cleveland
Ohio
J. M. Adams
West Second Street
Dorothy Underhill
Sudro Funeral Barors
LaGrange Cemetery
Ralph E. Helmer
Mr. Helmer
E. E. Heimer
Frank Vining
Vancouver
British Columbia
G. K. Colburn
Europe
Saxton-Ceniels- Mastick
Detroit Avenue
Lakewood
Building Permits Issued For Several Dwellings and Garages
Building permits issued include Lester Botemer to erect a frame dwelling costing 4000 at 268 High Street. H Wilson approved for a garage costing 21500 at 529 Ninth Street. Bruco Zimmerman authorized to build a frame dwelling costing 2409 and a garage costing 159 on Abbey Road. Ralph Hobill to build two frame dwellings costing 4969 at 128 Dennison Avenue and a frame garage costing 290. A. & A. Auto Supply Co. to add to cost 3200 at 549 Broad Street. William G. Smith to build a frame dwelling costing 5209 at 527 Foster Avenue. Thomas A. Feron to build a frame garage costing 100 at 321 West Sixteenth Street.
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Lester Botemer
High Street
H. Wilson
Ninth Street
Bruco Zimmerman
Abbey Road
Ralph Hobill
Dennison Avenue
A. & A. Auto Supply Co
Broad Street
William G. Smith
Foster Avenue
Thomas A. Feron
Sixteentix Street
Fire fumes drive tenants from Nichols block building
Gas from a third floor fumigation at the Nichols block on Broad street drove tenants from the building this afternoon. Central station firemen wore gas masks and opened windows to vent the fumes.
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Nichols
Broad Street
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