White House Rooftop Garden Completed for Summer Entertaining
The White House completes a roof garden atop the executive residence with a spacious upper portico and balustrade. Rooms on the third floor are redecorated and repurposed, opening from a central hallway under a skylight. The project aims to provide a refined entertaining space and improved servant quarters as new furnishings are added. Marysville Delaware road to open for traffic Saturday, offering a direct Cleveland to Cincinnati route.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Ovce
Greens
Washington Monument
Marysville
Marrs- Ville
Delaware
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ten Questions on Classified Pass
A reader prompt lists ten trivia items about metals and historical notes. Questions cover metal values, Missouri metals, metals for roofs and pipes, ornate doors, Orient exports, kitchen utensils, 1849 gold rush sites, a Charlie Chaplin film, and President Coolidge seeking a metal in South Dakota hills.
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Clark
Montana
Missouri
President Coolidge
South Dakota
Minkler Becomes County Dog Warden Under New Law
Lee Minkler and Jack Howlett signed bonds with the county commissioners on Wednesday to begin Minkler’s duties as dog warden and Howlett as deputy. The new dog care laws took effect yesterday, authorizing impounding untagged dogs and enforcing dog regulations. Minkler also takes on sheep claim duties formerly held by the commissioners.
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Lee Minkler
Jack Howlett
Minkler
Mrs George Morgan Passes Away in Lorain
Mrs George Morgan of Wadsworth and formerly of Medina died yesterday at 1 50 PM at the home of her daughter Mrs Bert Green in Lorain aged 59 She leaves her husband a daughter Mrs Green and one son Carl of Wadsworth a grandchild and a nephew Funeral services will be held at 826 Allison Avenue Lorain Friday at 2 PM with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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George Morgan
Wadsworth
Medina
Bert Green
Lorain
Mrs. Green
Carl
Allison Avenue
Ridgelawn
Man Fined for Beating Stepchild in Cleveland
Joseph Boresh, 44, of Cleveland, was fined $25 and costs and sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse by Municipal Judge Oscar Bell after beating his six year old stepson Robert, causing the child to faint.
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Cleveland
Aus
Robert
Joseph Boresh
Oscar Bell
Todas
State Briefs From Athens to London Across Ohio
In Athens Fred Dresher a former boy was fined 500 in common pleas court on a liquor charge. Pomeroy Virginette Evans four died after eating four bunches of green grapes. Bellefontaine Forrest G Long will travel to St Louis to bring back Leo R Foley in a kidnapping case involving his son Bobby four. London skin from his own body grafted over burns on Robert Slaughter five recovering in hospital. Pomeroy John W Glover seventy dead after a fall from a car running board.
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Athens
Fred Dresher
liza @ creak
London
Robert Slaughter
Mr Scott
Slaughter
Deadlock Aims at Next Republican Convention
Debate centers on whether Hoover Lowden or Dates will win the nomination as factions split by region. Republicans, unlike Democrats, nominate by majority of convention votes, raising the likelihood of a deadlock echoing 1920 and prompting a push for a compromise candidate.
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Justiow
Commerce
Hoover
Loveynor Lowden
Dlidois
Thes
Szabo Divorce Suit Alleges Cruelty and Neglect
Julia Szabo filed for divorce from Andrew Szabo in common pleas court citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. She seeks alimony and custody of their daughters Alice and Dorothy, alleging violent quarrels and threats, including a wish that she would take poison and die.
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Common ‘Pleas Court
Julia Szabo
Andrew Szabo
Street
Lorain
Szabo
Alice
Dorothy
Grass Fires and Disorderly Conduct Fines
Grass fires caused by boys playing with matches were extinguished on Caldwell Morgan streets Abbey road and Hamilton street over yesterday and today. Peter Eihl of West Bridge street was fined 15 for disorderly conduct after police found bottles at his home and he admitted owning the home brew. Mike McKool of W Bridge street was fined 1 for intoxication after admitting he drank two bottles of beer.
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Caldwell
Morgan
Abbey Road
Hamilton Street
Peter Eihl
West Bridge Street
Eihl
Car Stolen From Baird Recovered by Cleveland Police
Don Baird’s car reported stolen in front of the Masonic Temple Tuesday night was recovered by Cleveland police on Wednesday. Suspects in the theft were apprehended.
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Baird
Cleveland
Don Baird
Masonic Temple
Gallon of booze found leads to small fine
John Bier of Oberlin road was arraigned in police court this morning on intoxication charges after claiming he found a gallon of liquor and drank it. He was fined $1 and costs. Mike Kocher and Maren Bawh Stone were arrested by Sheriff G. Mathews for intoxication and fined 25 dollars and costs each after pleading guilty in Justice S. J. George's court. A petition by Harry L. Whits against Una White sought a three year obscurity on a ground rumor in Comazon pleas court. A judgment of 256 dollars was rendered for Harry Ja. Berger against Marie P. Muhar on a cognovit note in common pleas court.
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John Bier
Oberlin Road
Mike Kocher
Maren Bawh.Stone
Bk.g. Mathews
Ofl
Court of Justice
S. J. George
Harry L. Whits
Una White
Harry Ja. Berger
Marie P. Muhar
Common Pleas Court
Justice Holmes
Massachusetts
Richard Murray
State Supreme Court
Sacco and Vanzetti Case Cleared for Twelve Day respite
Massachusetts governors council approves a twelve day stay of execution for Sacco Vanzetti and Madeiros after hours of tension at the old state prison. Police guard the buildings as crowds disperse and tension eases awaiting further court action.
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Paris
Sacco
The
Commonwealth
Executive Council
Vanzenti
Madeiros
Monaay
Fuller
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
George W. Anderson
Arthur K. Reading
Holmes
Anderson
Geo
Senderson
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Boston
Sease
Mcet
Sac~co
Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Old State Prison
Crawley
Charlestou
ST Tho
State House
Henry
Besuppe
State Police
Justice Holmes
Cox
Uplese
Sanderson
Mixed Midwest Market Reports and Grain Prices
Aug. 11 reports from Cleveland Toledo Minneapolis and East Buffalo show butter and eggs steady to firm, hogs and cattle varied with price ranges across regions, Virginia and Kansas Irish cobblers potatoes listed, Chicago wheat and corn values, plus overnight grain quotes for oats rye barley timothy and clover seed.
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Cleveland
Virginia
Chicago
Aus
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Timothy
Toledo
East Buffalo Livestock
East Buffalo
State library system awaits director of education action
The article notes a call to supervise and direct state library work and to continue activities across departments. It records support from Democrats Earl Leach, Mrs. Dwight J. Peterson, J. J. Clifton, and C. B. Galbreath, while Republican Lew J. Tabor did not sign the resolution.
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Department of the State Library
Che Tante So Prrarepd
Heard
Earl Leach
Tama
Dwight J. Peterson
Toledo
J. J. Clifton
C. B. Galbreath
Lew J. Tabor
Barnesville
Eight-Year-Old Purse Snatcher At Liberty
An eight year old purse snatcher was at liberty today after Mrs. Pearl Boges refused to prosecute. The youth was found hiding the purse and money after police traced the theft yesterday afternoon in Columbus.
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Liberty
Columbus
Edatcher
Pearl Boges
Polier Capetein Bogg
Widow Mrs. Becg Torrey Ordained as Pastor at Stanway Church
Mrs. Becg Torrey widow of the Stanway Congregational pastor in Stamford Connecticut has been ordained and now fills her late husband’s pastorate at the Stanway church.
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WMOW
Becg. Torrey
Stanway Congregational Church
Stamford Conn
Kiwanis Club Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Cascade Park
More than ninety attended the Kiwanis picnic at Cascade Park with games and a community dinner at six. A baseball match saw H. M. Andress’s team beat B. E. Rice’s squad 4 19 to 5. Bob Rica served as umpire.
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Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park
H. M. Andress
BE. M. Rice
Bob Rica
When a Man Sings in the Bath It Reveals Mood or Lock Issues
A brief quip notes that a man singing in the bath signals happiness or a door that won t stay shut suggesting domestic humor and everyday domestic life.
Pittsfield Notes Brighten Community Life
In Pittsfield dated August 11 a young people's Sunday school party hosted by Mr and Mrs C C Sheffield featured games and songs. Visitors from Elyria Vermilion Blyria and Snow Hill joined local families for fellowship and stories. Multiple local families and guests attended gatherings at homes and the Cascade park picnic site with plans for future events and reunions.
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Elyter Sherk
Vermilion
Harforde Hub Obertin
Iees Gifford
Frank
Robert Denham
la & Airs
Ada Sherburne
Whitney
Frances Young
Philip McRobert
Nelson
Snow Hill
Maryland
Hattie Shultz Am Man
Youngstown
Kruger
Harry
Be Day
Fred Pi
Bursley
Cascade Park
Leona Mills
Mary Mills
H P. Campbell
Oliver
Mich
Henry
Carl Bran
Brandt
W. Pitts
Pittsfield
Edward Kyle
Cleveland
Misa
Elyria
Adam Beard
Ty Beard
Filyrasty
Henry K
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