Deputies Pledge Swift Steps in Anti-Trust Indictments
The Valentine Anti-Trust case sees seven men indicted and entering not guilty pleas before Judge Kennedy. Bail set at 2000 each, with Warren H. Ingersoll and W B Richmond brought to jail from their homes by deputies Nutting Joseph Ingersoll and Richmond. Indicted include members of the Ohio Co-operative Farmers Milk Company with pleas entered in Elyria Lorain county farming community reacting to the charges. The conspiracy charges claim unlawful trade restrictions and price manipulation in milk while farmers voice concern over prices and future sales.
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Cleveland
Kennedy
Nutting
Joseph
H W. Ingersoll
W. B. Richmond
Ohio Co-operative Farmers’ Milk Company
Lorain County
H. W. Ingersoll
Elyria
Allan Mills
Chagrin Falls
Alfred Mills
Ridgevills
S. A. Hull
Painesville
S. A. Kelner
LaGrange
J. A. Clark
Medina
Zz. A. Kent
Aurora
Marriage Licenses for Poplar Jaykel and Dinwiddie Wilson
William J. Poplar aged 21 a furnace helper and Helen Jaykel aged 19 of Lorain obtain a marriage license. George Dinwiddie 21 a laborer and Myrtie Wilson 26 of Elyria obtain a license. Midadi Filippo 21 an electrical engineer from Chicago and Madalena Caserta 17 of Lorain also obtain a license.
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Wm. J. Poplar
Helen Jaykel
Lorain
George Dinwiddie
Myrtie Wilson
Elyria
Midadi Filippo
Chicago
Madalena Cacerta
Government to Seize Hoarded Food Stocks
The Department of Justice announced the government will seize hoarded food stocks and sell them to reestablish the law of supply and demand. Palmer anticipated arrests from district attorneys as news was awaited hourly.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Lorain County Abstract Co Bought by Lorain County Mortgage Trust
Geo. H. Chamberlain announces Lorain County Mortgage & Trust Co has purchased a controlling interest in Lorain County Abstract Co creating a county wide monopoly for abstracts. Tucker founded the firm fifteen years ago and will be succeeded by Chamberlain in charge of both operations. Plans include expeditious abstracts and potential future office expansion on Middle Avenue.
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Geo. H. Chamberlain
Lorain County Mortgage & Trust Co
Lorain County Abstract Co
Chas. E. Tucker
County Recorder
Burglary Report and Chautauqua Ticket Sales Highlight Local News
A pistol, saws, and a recovered registration card tied to a fatal police pursuit in Greenfield, Mass., while Ashland, Ohio, confirms the captured suspect Harry Simon is alive. Local committee sells 750 season tickets for Redpath Chautauqua at $220 including tax, rising to $275 after opening. tickets available at Loomis Book Store and several shops. single admissions exceed $860 for the week.
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Associated Press
Greenfield
Mass
Fitzgerald
Harry M Simon
Ashland
Ohio
Harry Simon
Redpath Chautauqua
Redpath Chautauquas
Focal Committee
Chautauqua
Loomis Ebook
Baron the Jeweler
Limit asked, but plea for leniency on boy in Ohio case
Lorain Aug 9 George Edwards 37 and Charles Cottrill 18 were arraigned on housebreaking. Edwards asked the judge to take all punishment upon himself and spare Cottrill, saying they were hungry after being unable to find work. The judge sentenced Edwards to six months in county jail and ordered Cottrill sent home to Maryland.
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Lorain
George Edwards
W. P. Duffy
Edwards
Charles Cottrill
Fatrolan Knapp
Charles
Brooks
Duffy
Independence
Kas
Ama
Cottrill
Hagerstown
Remnant Sale At O'Donnell's Wallpapers
A remnant sale at O'Donnell's features hundreds of wallpaper patterns offered at half price for typical rooms. The event highlights up-to-date designs and substantial savings for homeowners.
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O’donnell’s
Pershing Not Coming Yet Despite Delay
A Paris dispatch reports that General Pershing would not be ordered home and would not visit King Albert of Belgium, a move denied by Secretary Baker and General March. Buffalo population reaches 632000 per police estimates in New York State.
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Alice Opfer
Monroe Street
Walter Heidrich
Murray Ridge
John Hemi
Associated Press
Grafton
Washinngton
Paris
Tom Brumbes
Newport
Pershing
Castle
Gerald Stang
Elyria R
King Albert
Belgium
Baker
March
Aviator Myers Draws Elyria Crowds With Flights
About half the city watched Aviator Myers fly over Elyria in the afternoon and evening. Lorain field men Algers and Weaver plan a school of aviation and will offer exhibition flights and passenger trips for a fee. Yesterday they carried Elyrians for pay, earning nearly a hundred dollars. Passengers included Ford Loomis Mrs Buswell C Worthington and Art Tennant. Loomis described the ride with loops and spins and said he was relieved to touch ground. The aircraft performed well and passengers were pleased with the experience.
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Myers
Algers
Weaver
Lorain Field
Ford
Loomis
Buswell
Special Agents to Aid in Cost of Living Probe
All Department of Justice special agents are ordered to assist Drs Frade Attorneys in gathering evidence against profiteers in the high cost of living. Attorney General Palmer directs agents to focus on the most important cases, freeing hundreds of trained men for the campaign.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Chautauqua Engages Redpath Entertainers Across Circuits
The article explains how Redpath Chautauqua circuits operate across the United States with managers in Ohio, Chicago, New York, and other cities selecting headliners for next season. It notes entertainers tour lyceum circuits in winter, build year round careers, and that many performers from New York and Chicago are drawn from top dramatic and operatic companies.
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Redpath Chautauauas
United States
Kiyria
Las
Ohio
Redpath
Main
California
W Y Iarrison
Ohio Redpeth
Middle West
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Elyria
Kansas
William A. Colledge
Ralph Dunbar
Crawford A. Peffer
Charles F Horner
Lyceum
Weal Arrives With Fugitive Polus Held for Bail Forfeit
Sheriff Backus arrives tonight with Peter Polus of Lorain who fled after a $3000 bail bond on gambling and bribery charges. Bob Miller, a local restaurateur, traced Polus from Lorain to Salt Lake City, prompting extradition. Miller’s persistence led to Polus’s capture and Backus’s westward deployment for extradition papers.
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Backus
Peter Polus
Lorain
Polus
Bob Miller
Salt Lake City
Lorrain
Muller
Miller
Sam Saradis
Elyria
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Denver
Sheri Backus
Penns
U S Steel Reports Large Unfilled Orders Rise
Unfiled orders of United States Steel Corporation ending July 31 total 5 578 661 tons, up 685 806 tons from June. The rise marks a second month of growth since last year and indicates a turning tide toward improved business conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Faces Growing Strike Tensions
New York August reports Brooklyn Rapid Transit maintaining elevated and subway traffic as Lindley M. Gorrison, receiver, planned to meet strike committee. Leader P. J. Shea warned of wider action if settlements delay, with rioting intensifying toward day's end.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Lindley M. Gorrison
P. J. Shea
Street
Manhattan
Brown
Budapest declares state of siege as new Hungarian government forms
Vienna reports a state of siege in Budapest. Inter allied mission says entente representatives are in accord with the new Hungarian government after talks with Archduke Joseph Premier Friederich. Paris dispatch confirms Clemenceau received the report.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Geneva
Joseph
Friederich
UM. Clemenceau
Weather Fair Coming Week
Weather predictions for the week ahead show the Great Lakes region experiencing generally fair conditions with occasional showers toward week’s end. Temperatures are expected to run normal for the period.
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Associated Press
Washington
Great Lakes
President Wilson address to joint session pledges anti inflation measures
President Wilson, before a joint session, outlines a program to curb the high cost of living. He urges wage adjustments, calls for extension of wartime controls into peacetime, and proposes regulation of utilities foodstuffs fuel clothing and other essentials. He notes treaty ratification as key to lasting peace.
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Washington
Congte
Wilson
Pres
Legislat
Eollage
Cotiona
Probate Court Entries Made
Probate Judge Wilcox logs weekly entries including guardianships and estate administrations. Andy Cordy named guardian for Leon Schultz and brothers while Lucy Morris and Annie Barnes receive guardianship appointments with bonds posted. O G Fogarsso and George Orczy among administrators with bonds listed. petition to sell land to pay debts in Murios estate.
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Wilcox
George Orczy
Alexander Murios
Verore Murin
Andy Cordy
Leon
Walter
Edward Schultz
Lorain
Dominick Jarovette
Louis Agobs, Jr
Lucy Morris
William Morris
Elyria
O. G. Fogarsso
Irmy Sting
Annie Barnes
Peter Barnes
Ridgeville
Germans Fleeing to Other Nations Warned by Luxember g
Paris reports a Luxem bourg warning of German infiltration by deceptive means after World War I. The Journal of Esch notes 38 of 42 naturalization petitions from Prussian subjects with wartime ties. Swiss reports say Germans aim to reenter France as Swiss citizens while 100000 Germans and Austrians wait at the Basel Constance border, Swiss authorities tightly restricting entry.
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Paris
Luxemberg
Journal of Esch
Esch
Switzerland
France
Associated Press
Basle
Constance
Strikers Back 10 Work as Chicago District Returns
President Wilson urges striking railroad shopmen to return to work. Union officers from various lines converge on Chicago to press members to resume duties. Reports from the Chicago district indicate general progress as workers go back to shops.
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Piegss
Chicago
Wilson
Unes
Children Chase Chant Tickets Across Cheapside
A crowd hunted for Chant tickets last night across Cheapside and Broad Street. Sumc boys William S. Wales Jack Ct and John Stentz led the effort as fans searched nooks and crannies for unclaimed tickets.
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Particua
Broad Street
William S. Wales
Jack Ct
John Stentz
Sumc
New Containe Soon In Foe New Containe Soon In Foe
The present General Assembly has passed a standard tuner law establishing the cubic contents and dimensions of containers for fruits and vegetables to be manufactured or used in Ohio after November first. The move aims to reduce packing confusion and help buyers by standardizing sizes and prices across markets and retailers.
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Ohio
Matin
Lumber company robbed of 100 dollars in daylight
The Elyma Lumber Co. reported to police that four young men entered the office on Thursday afternoon asked to use a telephone and remained for a time. At night the cash register showed a missing 100 dollars, with suspicion that the visitors took the money.
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Elyma Lumber Co
Paint Your Hol Now Prices On 4 Paintings
Advertisement notes low prices on paints oils and related supplies with easy payment options. Mentions O'Neill as a seller and promotes wide selection and affordable costs.
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O' Neil
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