Worth Ball girls clash with Elyria Bloomer lineup
The city league features a Worthington vs Elyria Bloomer BALL game at Park Wednesday in a three game series for the city championship. Manager J has drilled his squad for a tough battering battery with Mabel on the rubber and Laura catching. Minnie Leb appears to pace behind the plate as excitement builds for good attendance. The W. girls seek to extend a winning streak with strong fielding and timely hits. Mar will be in the box and Cheaver will pitch for the Worth Ball batters. The game starts at an unspecified time with a hoped early start.
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Elyria Bloomer
Eee
Bloomer
Mar
Cheaver
Minnie Lebill
Etar
Worthington
Mabel
Laura
Mrs. Thompson
Freud
Secord
Strongsville Station
Stop 60
Southwestern Electric
Columbia Center
Beebetown
Jerseys
Guernseys
Oscar Stelter
Harry Fortney
Weather and vote distribution in Angton election
Angton votes cast amid cold weather show 1300 ballots with 245 Republican and 70 for others. Governor candidate Carmi Thompson leads, Rey D. Smith follows, Bob Rogers leads sheriff race, Clint strong for treasurer, Sam Thaleh favored for recorder, Mabel Marsh ahead for county clerk as results come in before afternoon.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Angton
Jaimed Carmi Thompson S
Rey D. Smith
Bob Rogers
Clint
Lgimeer
Sam Thaleh
Ner
Mabel Marsh
Lenberger
Moonshiners Sentenced in North Carolina Case
In Augusta County a sheriff and county officials jailed Moonshiners enforcers for illegally purveying liquor. James Hopewell and Evans faced eighteen month terms each while a former wife and other cooks aided a restaurant scene, a chase through alleys followed by a gun incident. Authorities discuss indemnity debates tied to French care policy during a later session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BORO
Dar
Raurt “Coon” Newson
James Hopewell
Les Evans
Nati Augg
Seavers
Great Lakes Strike Averts? Meeting Hopes To Avert Shore
The Lake Carriers Association told Secretary of Labor Davis it will meet in Cleveland to discuss a conference with marine workers to avert a Great Lakes strike scheduled to begin August 5. The potential stoppage could affect about 100 men seeking a 60 percent wage increase.
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Washington
Lake Carriers Association Today
Davis
Cleveland
Marine Workers
Great Lakes
Carriers’ Association
Ashland Maw Tops Dental Standing in June Exams
Columbus report shows high honors for June dental exams with H Jo South leading practice and a final grade of 7. State board of dental examiners announced results noting 1 of 110 applicants passed. Successful candidates include Mobs and Andre Senich Lorain, R W Bramfeld Alliance, Hawkev Canton, Middleton, Easton and C L Rothrock Steubenville.
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Columbus
Aug
H Jo South
State Board of Den~tal Cham Ners
MoBins
Andre Senich Lorain
R W Bramfeld
Alliance
Hawkev
Canton Fos
Middleton
Eo Inestewn
C. L. Rothrock
Steubenville
Carlisle Social Notes From Aug Sunday Gatherings
Miss Ella Broughton entertained a Mishawaka cousin and Miss Mary Lantberry visited relatives in LaPorte and Elyna. Mr and Mrs Deney Reynolds and daughter Arlene of Shiloh were guests of G. S Broughton and daughter, with Marion Simonton at Mr and Mrs B S Harrson in LaGrange for Sunday dinner.
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Carlisle
Aug
Lee McClellan
Columbia
Ella Broughton
Mishawaka
Mary Lantberry
LaPorte
Elyna
Deney Reynolds
Arlene
Shiloh
G. S Broughton
Marion Simonton
B S Harr
LaGrange
Pleasantville Social Roundup and Visiting Notes
Pleasantville residents recount a busy period of visits and gatherings. Charles Wight and family from Continental Ohio spent time nearby, while Cleveland and Elyria visitors joined locals for weekends and a neighborhood picnic at Cascade Park.
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Pleasantville
Aug
Charles Wight
Mark and
Carl
Esther
Continental
Ohio
Guy Wheeler
Cleveland
Wheeler
Wesley Trran
Audrey Behmer
Elmer Tran
Grafton
S Behner
Park Wheeler
Byron Seeley
Eon Carl
Elyria
W. Schubert
George Stark
Greenwich
Frank Welch
Margaret Miller
Thelma Wheeter
Cascade Park
Wm Lahiff
Jona O'Connell
Helen
Margaret
Vernon Wheeler
Horace Howard
North Eaton
Roy Retsing
Carl Yost
Belden
Stman Howard
Famly
Lucius Wheeler
Deforest Sanders
Duane
Mack
John Behner
Wellington
L.L. Wheeler
W. L. Wheeler
Robbie
Betty Jane
Sandusky
Wayne Wheeler
Wick
LaGrange
Watchman Murdered in Ohio Electric Station
Dayton reports the body of Charlen Rush, 72, of Brookaville, found wedged between a pile of empty milk cans and the wall at the Ohio Electric station where he worked as a watchman. He had been beaten to death and robbed of his money, watch, and revolver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Charlen Rush
Brookaville
Ohio Electric Station
Heavy Tuesday Primaries Vote Portends Low Turnout
The city saw light turnout by noon as Jupiter Pluvius kept voters away. Precinct near city hall reported 86 of 300 votes cast while Ward 4 precincts showed low totals. late afternoon expected as more women and factory workers vote after 4 30.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Caat
Digstrieta
Erie locomotives stay idle as 295 workers strike
In Paterson New Jersey on August 8 the Cooke Works American Locomotive Company workers at Erie shops walked out. The 295 employees protested against resuming outside contracting as the wider national railroad shopmen strike continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson. N J
Erie Railroad
Cooke Works
American Locomotive Company
National Railroad
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests
Community residents and families from Berea Cleveland Sandusky Jersey Shore and Latrobe area gathered at various homes for weekend social visits. Mrs Charles Seely Mrs Hilda Jungers and families hosted or were hosted while neighbors Mr and Mrs Sherman Mason Mr and Mrs E M Shelden and others enjoyed time with relatives and longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Ceveland
Evis
Unclear text bulletin from Washington New Mexico notes
Fragmentary bulletin mentions democracy attack on rights of prisoners and a pending bill opened to Congress. Also references New York New Mexico and a Chinese business in Beekman Street. Ambiguous and unsafe details due to OCR errors.
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Washington Ang
Pris
Con- New Mexico
Ash
Fectro
Finance
New York
Ring of Law
Ho National
Ho Sing Tong
Beekman Street
Streeter Defies City Over Gold Coast Sale
Ma Streeter widow of Capt George Streeter challenges Chicago authorities over sale of the Gold Coast property in Cheago. Streeter’s claim to the Gold Coast persists after his death as discussions proceed with city officials about ownership and rights to sell the land.
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Ma Streeter
George Streeter
Gold Coast
Cheago
Ma” Streeter
Municipal Pier
Chicago
Jealousy and romance questions from a young woman
A reader laments jealousy between two suitors as both pursue her, asks how to respond, and seeks advice on whether to write first lover. Another letter asks for gift ideas for a birthday, while a third discusses a graduation invitation and whether a gift is needed.
U S Balloon Leads French Race Report
GPRSEVA August 8 the ferret state note mentions an American balloon leading in the James Fare Cup race delayed by wind and miscommunication. The report cites Majer o Westy Treva Chronike-Tetegram Wan! Ad.
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U.S
James Fart
Treva Chronike
Ten More Erin Rebels Killed Near Limerick Border in New County
Newspaper report states ten more Erin rebels were killed by free state troops near Limerick border in County Limerick as troops recapture positions. The brief notes capture ongoing clashes and capture of a rebel held by free state forces.
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ERIN
Dublin
Aus
Netta
Newca
Borrier
Limeri
Cleveland Produce Market Prices and Items Listed
Market listing shows butter, prints, packing stock, nuts, eggs, cheese, poultry, apples, beans, cabbage, corn, onions, tomatoes, potatoes, and sweet potatoes with per unit prices. Several items include per dozen or per peck pricing. quantities and spellings vary, reflecting a wartime era grocery ledger style.
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Cneese
York State
Stocks and commodities highlight Opening trading in New York
The opening stock tone turned strong with rail stocks leading gains while bonds advanced. Northern Pacific and Rock Island rose, Baldwin and May steel edged higher, while Mexican Pete and Kresge posted modest gains as wheat and corn futures moved differently in Chicago.
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York
Gonad
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
Baldwin
Kresge
Peta
New York
American Car & Fay
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & War
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Central Leather Ihe
Chic
Mil & St. Paul
Crucable Steel
Quebee
Erie
General Electric
International Paper
Pittsburgh Coal
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific Southern Railway
Studebaker
U.S. Ind
Steel
Utah Copper We
Eeas Westinghouse
Willys-Overland
Last Nights Fights In New York And Brooklyn
Boxing results note Robson White of New York knocked out Boboy Barrett of Philadelphia in the third round and a 13 round bout between Bobby Michaels of Brooklyn and Al McRae ended in a stoppage in the third. A builder, Mr Henry Brolzenburg, is constructing a bungalow at Harvard and Garford Avenues in Eastern Haight. Adrt.
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New York
Chastay White
Chicago
Boboy Barrett
Philadelphia
Pat Moore
Mamyhis
Jack Woaila
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Bobby Michaels
al McRae
Henry Brolzenburg
Harvard Avenue
Garford Avenue
Haighto
Californians Eye Hiram Johnson Succession Hope
Californians watch the potential replacement of Hiram Johnson in the U S Senate by Charles C Moore a prominent figure noted for Panama Pacific exposition work The race is described as the most closely contested in recent senatorial campaigns with Moore seen as a strong challenger and Johnson facing a tough bid for re election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
Senate
Charlies C. Moore
Moore
Coal Miners and Operators Seek Quick Agreement in Cleveland
Percy Tetlow predicts a joint conference in Cleveland will yield a wage scale settlement before Saturday night. He says both sides are tired of the national walkout and that reopening of mines will ease fuel stringency. Ohio operators will represent about 75 percent of the state's coal output when talks resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth
Columbus
Aug
Enal
Cleveland
Percy Tetlow
Tetlow
Ohios
Coal shortages force delayed shipments to state schools
Asalere declares in te ti re delivering coal to Beaster and Delaware girls industrial schools and state hospitals at Dayton and Gallipolis amid Priority orders. Lancaster schools burn natural gas until coal arrives and Delaware uses reserved nut coal. Dayton and Gallipolis face severe fuel shortages without immediate shipments.
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Asalere
Te Tire
Te O
Boya’ Industrial School
Beaster
Girls Industrial School
Delaware
Daytom
Gallipolis
Lancaster
Dayton
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Enor Ricardo Alfaro
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Miss BE. Fitzpatrick
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Ieart Home
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Louis Mountbatten
Edwina Ashley
Princ Ones
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Fower
Lord Mount
Wales
Edwina Achey
England
Louis
Prince Alexander of
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Cleveland Produce Market
Liberty Bonds
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Hiram Torreon
U. S. Senate
Charles C. Moore
Whidden
West Broadst
Frankfort ON Main
Germany
Congress
International Federation of Miners
Organization of Miners
United States
Europe
Frank Hedges
British Federation of Miners
International Organization
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Ind
Leith Infantry
Ohio National Guard
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Yapesside
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145Th Infantry
Irelade
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Carle J Sarter
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