Coolidge Returns to Work as Civil Service Shakeup Looms
President Coolidge arrives in Washington aboard the presidential special after a Mayo town stop, aiming to resume duties. Amid chatter of a reshuffle, the resignation of Secretary Christian tops talks, with Edward T. Clark tipped as likely replacement, given his long association with Coolidge.
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Jemt Coolidge
Penn
Beck Wem
Marion Emai
Hardig
Washington
Mayo
Ately
Howe
West Iija
Roger
Euddep
Corne B. Christian Jr
Christian
Cooldige
Matton
Exputive
Mta
Edward T. Clark
vVacancy
Merk
Negro Confesses to Killing Patrolman Klump in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police report John L. Hunter a 24 year old Negro confessed to shooting and killing Patrolman Lawrence W. Klump 35 early this morning as Klump attempted to arrest him on West Fifth Street. Hunter fled to a building stairway and was shot six times by an occupant during escape, being arrested in Newport Kentucky with a knee wound.
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Cincinnati
John L. Hunter
Lawrence W. Klump
Ealy
Klump
West Fifth Street
Hunter
Newport
Ater
Road repair plan promises savings on Lorain County route
Report discusses widening and resurfacing the Elyria to Cleveland road using state and federal aid. By adding concrete and a brick wearing surface the project aims to extend the life of a narrow, worn road at about half the cost of a full rebuild, saving an estimated $500,000. Local officials urge support, arguing repairs protect existing investments and traffic needs.
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Elyria Corporation
East Bounty Line
Biyria
Cleveland
Lorain
Two Ailed in Kentucky Feud Sparks Deadly Clashes
In Hazard Kentucky a feud in Perry county left two men dead and seven alleged moonshiners in custody. Dinnie Williams killed Hiram Middleton at Kildar in Harlan county, minutes before Middleton supporters fired on a miner train, killing Williams. A sheriff's posse rescued a dry raid squad led by R L Stewart, as moonshiners and authorities clash across Lost Creek and surrounding counties.
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Hazard
Kentucky
Perry County
Dinnie Willisams
Hiram Middleton
Kildar
Harlan County
Wiliams
Middleton
Walliams
Sheriffs
R L. Stewart
Lost Creek
State truck weight violations spark highway law protests
A county official warns that state owned trucks exceeding legal weight by up to 4 1 4 tons undermine law and morale. He cites deputies stopping a 28 500 pound truck under Highway Department direction and urges the department to conform to the law and protect highways.
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Highway Department
Weiggs
Lawrence H Webber
Attorney General's
Kirk
Ohio
Ada man killed in money dispute. neighbor charged
Claude Hunt 40 is dead at his Ada home after a quarrel with neighbor Charles Phillips 30 over money. Phillips faces first degree murder charges as Scott Phillips allegedly survived a fatal gun attempt. Police and officials in Ada investigate while a coroner schedules an inquest.
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Renton
Claude O Hunt
Ada
Charles Phillips
Hunt
Phillips Philips
Scott Phillips
Ellis
Glenn Hanson
H. D Lease
G. Berrien
Anges
I. T
German Crisis Deepens as Cuno Government Resigns
London reports Chancellor Wilhelm Cuno offered resignation to President Ebert but was rejected. Germany faces political uncertainty with possible Stresemann coalition, food shortages, and printers' strike settlement delays. Riots narrowly avoided as farmers boycott cities and fear famine grow.
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London
Wilhelm Cuno
Ebert
Seriin
Bertin Awe
Cuno
Polica
Gustev Scresemann
Germans Peoples Party
United Socialist Party
Stresemann
Mhey
Ruhr
Stocks Close Steady Amid Mixed Downtick in Rubber Shares
New York stocks closed in a steady tone with mid summer conditions. rubber and tire stocks showed weakness as UC Rubber and Kalam Springfield Tires fell sharply. Major gains were seen in Bethlehem Steel and J S Steel while Standard Oil and Pan American Petroleum rose modestly amid a list of mixed performances and unchanged government bonds.
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New York
UC Rubber
Kallr Sprngfield
Bethiehem Steel
Cruerb
Gulf States Steel
J S Sree
Californa Pete R.sing
Standard Ou
New Jersey
California
Alaska Gold
Albs
American Can
American Cotton Oil
aAmercan H &L
American Locomotve
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Tel & Tel
Amercan Wooten
Anaconda
Gee Atchison
Baldwin Locomotore
Baltimore & Onto
Bethlehem Steer
Butte & Superior
California Petrolermae
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ona
Chicaga
Kennecott
Leigh Water iMiami Copper
Midvale Steel Andes
New York Central
N.N.W & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Wee Railway Steel Springs
Reading
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sindghaskar
Chicago Market Receipts and Rough Quotations Aug 11
CATTLE receipts 360, calves 500, market steady. top 13.50. SHEEP AND LAMBS receipts 500, market steady. top 12.75. HOGS receipts 1500, market 40 cents higher. Yorkers 8. BOG 373. Prices for wheat and corn show slight gains. Chicago opening steady with oats up to 1/4 cent. Wheat September 99 3/4 to 99 1/4, December 1.03 1/8, May 1.03 1/8. Corn September 77 1, December 63 2-8, May 65 3-8. Oats September 36, December 37 8-8, May 31.
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Chicago
Incomplete OCR Hint Signals Reading Agreement
Fragmentary text shows a detainee agreement note with unreadable details. The snippet hints at a reader needing to reach consensus but lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
Ford says magnates start wars to boost steel demand in early 20th century
At a breakfast near Elverson hotel Edison and Firestone joined Henry Ford and others from a camping party. Ford blamed steelmakers for overproduction to spur war, urged higher quality alloy steel and lighter locomotives. He predicted strong US demand, no foreign competition worry, and more car output this fall and winter.
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Bucyrus. O
Thomas A
Edison H.& Firestone
Henry Ford
Elverson
Harding
Marion
Edison
Mr. Firestone
Russell Firestone W Hines
Margaret Miller
Ford
Europe
Ilis
United States
America
Wall Street
Kipton A. C. to face Wellington A. C. Sunday
Wellington Aug. 11 Kipton A. C s will play Wellington A. C next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at the fair grounds The game draws interest from the close rivalry of the two teams
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Wellington
Kipton A. C
Wellington AC
Fair Grounds
Mystery man worn as woman paraded through Lima courts
Lima August 11. The so called man woman labeled a terror across the West End appeared before a jury on a 35 000 bond charge of impersonating a woman. Robson, a Toledo resident, posed in an elaborate feminine wardrobe and admitted an alcohol fueled clothing exchange with a stranger after a night of intoxication.
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Lima
West End
Robson
Toledo
Robinson
Oh O Bell Telephone Company
Messenger 19 Robbed of 27000 in Checks and Cash
Jerome Morris 19, a messenger for Merchants and Manufacturers Security Company, was robbed on a downtown Chicago stairway this afternoon. A lone bandit stole 27000 in checks and 436 in cash as pedestrians passed by.
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Chicago
Jerome Morris
Messenger
Hare
Merchants and Manufacturers Securitee Company
Wellington Village treasurer candidate Grace Shopbell first woman in town
Wellington Aug 11 Mra Grace Shopbell enters her name as a treasurer candidate becoming the first woman to seek a public office in the town. Frank Andrews is the only other aspirant for the post. Shopbell has run a local store and managed it since her husband’s death.
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Wellington
Mra
Grace Shopbell
Wellington Vilage
Frank Andrews
Ramsey Railroad
Mia Shopbel
Circle Circle No 3 Meets at Mrs Althaus Home
Wellington August 11 Circle No 3 of the Methodist Church met Friday afternoon at Courtland street home of Mrs A E Althaus with thirty five members present A memorial program honored the late President with remarks by Miss Natamore and a violin solo The program included piano solo reading a duet and vocal numbers Refreshments were served Stores closed in Wellington on Friday as mourning day per President Coolidge proclamation.
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Circle
Althaus
Wellington
Calvin Coolidge
Final journey closes Octobers markets and events
Local page notes many Aug events and visits in Wellington and Penfield. Daugherty and Andrews families are mentioned with vacations and reunions. A Michigan auto tour passing Penfield and a fall incident at a building site are recorded. A Sunday school picnic at Crystal Beach is described with a large turnout and festive activities.
Penfield Notes of Visits and Local Events
Penfield August notes recount Arthur Hoadley and Ruth visiting Elyria relatives, various local calls and social visits, Baylor reunion at Chippewa Lake, and multiple residents staying with or visiting neighbors. The KOTM and Grange Hall receive a new coat of paint while P E Davison plans a public sale on August 18 with a Congregational Ladies cafeteria lunch.
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Penfield
Arthur Hoadley
Ruth
Elyria
Harry Underhill Foster Reynolds
Shelby
Leroy Lang
KOTM
Grange Hall
P E Davison
Congregational Ladies’ Society
Newcomb
Daughters
Bowman's
Mirs
Ashland
Isa Edith Barnes
Felk
Jay Hart
E. M Pueres
Lorain
Lens Dague
Floyd Pelton
la Grange
Charles Frosh
Columbus
E Winkier
Edna Hopkine
Amherst
Lawrence Betts
Pena
Lucas Bids For Ott Interest In Plumbing Firm
J A Lucas purchased Fred P Dachtler s share in J A Lucas Co plumbers and heating contractors and will continue the business here. In Cincinnati Joseph T Donovan 26 drowned in the Ohio River near Bellevue Kentucky yesterday while seeking relief from the heat.
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J. A. Lucas
Fred P. Dachtler
J. A. Lucas Co
Lucas
Cincinnati
Joseph T Donovan
Ohio
Bellevue
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