Parade plans spark clash over Ku Klux Klan event
Washington august 6 police brace for a KKK parade on historic pennsylvania avenue next saturday with estimates of 5 000 to 25 000 spectators based on incoming trains. authorities expect 35 to 45 trains delivering klansmen and families while bans on masks crosses and fiery symbols are enforced and reserves are mobilized.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
L. A. Mueller
Kreagle
Aig
Ine
Mueller
Scott Case 10 Goes To Jury Late Today
Chicago August 6 Arguments for and against Rus sell Scott plea to escape the gallows claiming insanity since conviction for the February 14 killing of Joseph Maurer. The defense attacked the state's alienists while the prosecutor labeled the step a last minute trick and said Scott seeks to dodge punishment.
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Scott Case
Chicago
Russell Scott
Joseph Maurer
WW. O’ Brien
Scott O'Brien
Beathin
Harry M. Pritzker
Seattle
Scatt
Paroled bootlegger Domenic Coppola pleads for payment plan
County commissioners parole Domenic Coppola after serving time for bootlegging. Coppola pays $595 of a $1,000 fine with the balance to be settled in monthly installments while he works to cover the rest and attend to his family.
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Domenic Coppola
Lorals
Dominick
Domenick
Britain to send troops to quell Wales anthracite district unrest
London reports authorities at Annanford Wales appeal to the government to dispatch troops after escalating clashes between operators and minors in the anthracite district. Local officials say disturbances worsen as tensions rise amid the dispute.
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London
Annanford
Wales
Grandest Stomach Medicine In The World Ad
An old time advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a sure cure for indigestion and gastritis. It promises rapid relief from distress and gas with one tablespoonful and claims wide past sales in New Jersey. C. W. Phillips is named as the seller and guaranties money back if not effective.
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Dave
C. W. Phillips
Jersey
C. W. Phil
Kiwanis Club Skits Enjoyed at Elyria Meeting
At a noon Kiwanis gathering in Elyria the Star cast performed skits The Hypnotist and The Man Who Saw Four Feet and Believed It Doc Betterige led the acts with the audience amused Frank M Oden new board of trade secretary lauded the city and promised support for improving Elyria He noted travel nationwide but Elyria impressed him most The prize was awarded to R C Masson from the public schools A remark by Jim Armatage about liquor in the west drew light humor Reports on Cascada Park readiness were favorable and attendance boosted optimism for the district convention in Dayton Ohio reservations were requested he said
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Kiwanis Club
Doc. Betterige
Frank M. Oden
Board of Trade
Elyria
E. T. Clauser
R. C. Masson
Jim Armatge
Pupar Cascada Park
Cleveland Market Prices and Produce Listings
An excerpt from the Cleveland produce market shows assorted items with prices and grades. Items include butter, cheese, poultry, berries, apples, cabbage, potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, and corn with varying condition notes and unit measures.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Aed Navy
J. Cobblers
Stock and Livestock Prices and Registrations Report
Receipts and market bids for cattle hogs sheep and lambs show varied demand with calves veal and butcher cuts noted. New registrations and transfers at the board of elections on August 6 marked a strong first registration day as the board kept its doors open for the purpose.
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Board of Elections
Fair Wages For Coal Miners Emphasized By Speaker
The speaker argued miners earn about $1,700 yearly and urged coal companies to grant fair wages without raising coal costs. He claimed anthracite profits allow such increases and asserted miners and the public have rights to be recognized.
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Lewis
Mother and children back from journey
Mrs. Eleanor Bayer, 24, and her two youngsters, ages five and one, returned to Cincinnati after three weeks of wandering through western Ohio and eastern Indiana. They were nearly starved and are receiving medical attention. Mrs. Bayer left home fearing her husband and walked most of the way to Delaware Indiana. Nightly they slept in barns or fields, with farm wives sometimes offering lodging. A farmer in Delaware gave money to reach Lawrenceburg where Cincinnati juvenile court officers assumed charge.
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Cincinnati
Eleanor Bayer
Ohio
Indiana
Delaware
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnati Juvenile Court
Daytona Beach Wins Struggle To Unite Cities
A long effort to merge Daytona, Daytona Beach, and Sea Breeze ended with a landslide vote uniting the three municipalities under Daytona Beach. The consolidated city now has about twenty thousand residents.
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Daytona Beach
Daytona
Sea Breeze
Alo Ihe
Transportation rules for pupil transit and district duties
The text outlines transportation responsibility for pupils, including distance rules within half a mile to private entrances, funding by the board of education, and county board overrules. It covers transportation to high schools, parental or guardian duties, and tuition or transportation cost sharing.
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Board of Chat
Board of Education Runiay
Schooal
County Board of Education
Board of Education
First Yost reunion and village social notes in Litchfield
The article records the first Yost family reunion at K Haas home on August 2 with forty two attendees, plus a village round of events. It details farewell party for Mrs Laura Sweet, neighborhood visits, picnics at Turkey Trot Lake, birthday and shower celebrations, travel plans to Florida and Medina, and various local visits and gatherings among residents.
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Litchfield
K. ©. Haas
Laura Sweet
Mattie Sears
Clayton Sears
Akron
Walter
Roy Arick
Burton
O. J. Tooth
Florida
Bas
New Hem-Roid Remedy Promises Piles Cure
Dr Leonhardt claims a common sense treatment for piles after years of internal hy experiments. The product, Hem-Roid, is sold by C W Phillips and others with a guarantee of gallated or money back.
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Dr. Leonhardt
C. W. Phitlins
Banis
Leonhardt
City Hall Adopts New Born Kittens
City Hall caretaker notes three newborn kittens born to the nameless city hall cat. They are moved from an old cupboard to a new home behind the clerk's office. Mrs Cat is fed with fresh milk and recovering well. City Auditor A C Schifleman hopes one black kitten can be kept.
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Cat
A. C. Schifleman
Ucting
Prain
Police Court Fines and Local Notices In Elyria
Police court fines were issued to Vert Fenfound and Claude Box for speeding with suspended costs. Clarence Uranodstaft paid $1 for driving with muffler off. all offenders are Elyria men. Two divorce suits were filed, including Blakeslee v Blakeslee with allegations of cruelty and negligence. Finish Butternut Hodge Road project work described. notes on rail and road incidents follow. Wellington resident Ren Wellington injured in a fall while working on a road project. treated at Eyie Memorial Hospital. Brad Aigck employed by Lev Whit and Company.
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Poatice
Vert Fenfound
Claude Box
Middle Avenue
Clarence Uranodstaft
Elyria
Claude D. Blakleslee
Kathryn Blakeslee
Star athlete Cathcart arrested after crash in Cleveland
Dr. Robert J. Cathcart, former Western Reserve star, was arrested in Cleveland after his car collided with a machine and he was charged with driving while intoxicated. Police said he was speeding at 00 miles per hour on Superior avenue and no injuries occurred.
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Cleveland
Robert J. Cathcart
Western Reserve
Louis Hecher
Superior Avenue
Cathcart
Smuggling Suspect Linked to British Authority Actions
Fragmentary report cites a notorious smuggler, a woman, sought by government authorities. The piece references border work, narcotics, and ongoing prosecutions in ten months linked to border and law enforcement cases.
British Vessel Gabriel Palmer Sunk Report Mixed
Reports from Palm Beach Florida say the British vessel Gabriel Palmer bound for Oporto sank between Palm Beach and the Bahama Channel yesterday afternoon. A second report claimed the ship had not sunk but was abandoned with another boat standing by.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Whrelges
Herstortay
Gabriel Palmer
Oporto
Bahama
Tinopant
Morocco Wings Hope for Army Flyers Mission
Report from Lyon Paris notes the Lafay ette Escadrile's fivegriplines depart Istres to Moroves. Two ships, damaged, reached western Paris for repairs and rejoined Connor's force against Ahd-ki-Kron rebels in the Ruth.
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Lyons Charlies
France
Local Social Notes Amid Unclear Fragments
Fragmented text from a social page mentions Mr. and Mrs. Burton M. Ross and family, Hilda Lattig and Jack Pan, a Sunday gathering, and various place names. Details are obscured, but indicates a family and neighbors event with multiple attendees.
Will Stud for Service at L0 Furnace St Elgris
A service listing notes repairs at 0 L0 Furnace Street in Elgris with a focus on local maintenance needs. The brief item highlights available work orders and indicates nearby customers may request emergency or routine servicing.
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St. Elgris
Local residents noted in social calls and visits
Russell spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Yout. Mrs Minnie Lowe is recovering from neuritis. Ben Munn of Bloomingdale Michigan visited his brother B L Munn and returned home Monday. Mrs EB L Munn accompanied him. Helen Chapman from Ra Yount visited friends. Sue stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs F B Tite. Charles Yost and daughter Hilda visited Mrs Lloyd Yost. Jack Steinle from Cleveland was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Arthur Latue. G A Costall and Fred Wigt families from Elyria called on Henry Ruhl. Minnie Zacharias son Arthur and Dora Martin from Litchfield visited the Yosts.
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Russell
Charles Yout
Minnie Lowe
Ben Munn
Bloomingdale Michigan
B. L. Munn
Nix
EB. L. Munn
Helen Chapman
Ra- Yount
Sue
Tite
Charles Yost
Daugher Hilda
Lloyd Yost
Jack Steinle
Cleveland
Arthur Latue
G. A. Costall
Mes
Fred Wigt
Chldren
Elyria
Henry Ruhl
Minnie Zacharias
Arthur
Dora Martin
Litchfield
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Canfield
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Statira Eead
Medina
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Red Rand
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Preston
Cora Vy
H. Kk
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Arthur Holmes Agater
Evelyn
J. Tooth
Roy Atick
Ava
Rherida
Susan Holladays
BUG Store
Water and West Bridge Sts
City Hall
Lamins
Elyria-Oberlin
Tonlile
Frank Shaw
Morta
Vanosdas
Fesiz
Ciou
Bey
Psi
Morocco
MES. Burton
M. Ross Telephone
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Jack Pan
Hans of
Litehflakd
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Ana
Brad
AEA
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Harry Lesxick
M. Andress & Son
Broad Street
Springvale
Butternut Ridge
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W. Beckett Amherst
City Garbage Collection
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Cedar Point
Surdasa
Juna
SDCA
Sandusky
Poins Conault
NEW York Central
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Robinson-Hancock Co
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