Liquor Trade Resumes Turbulent Run Across Border
Federal officers tighten grip as Canada allows liquor shipments into the United States prompting renewed rum running from the St Croix to Detroit. Sheriffs report boats and yachts crossing the border with beer and whiskey hidden for clearance and dispatch toward the river towns. The revival spurs activity, larger homes, and faster traffic along the frontier while authorities vow to stop the illicit flow.
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Sandwich
Des
Canashore
Fightslandnada
Themey
Detroit
Diver
Canada
Jordan
Men Released After Sheriff Dispute Over Warrants
After a village quarrel over the legality of warrants issued without names the council acted in place of the mayor. The judge discharged the prisoners once Cleveland exonerated them. the sheriff held them briefly, causing local disruption before they were released.
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Eiden
Sheffield Lake
Harry Woodruff
Robert 1
Council Act
Marshal
Ev & Myers
Judgengton
Backus
Cleveland
Findler
Unclear Wire Item From Washington Dated Aug 13
Fragmentary dispatch from Washington mentions a naval or nitrate related offer or policy note. The text is garbled and lacks clear figures, names, or a concrete outcome.
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Washington
County Health Commissioner Responds to Rochester Typhoid Letter
County Health Commissioner W A McIntosh Oberlin rebuts statements about a Rochester township typhoid fever outbreak. He cites Aug 3 1921 report from Dr M E Roasberry New London and notes three Litchfield family cases, hospitalizations at New London Ohio, and water source concerns. He thanks readers for alerting him and emphasizes open communication with citizens.
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W. A. McIntosh
Oberlin
Rochester
Dr. NecIntosh
Rochester Township
M. E. Roasberry
New London
Grace Litchfield
Rochester Center
Litchfield
Ohio
Edward
Grece
Sitchfields
Litchfiell
Laxe Erie
Lake
Ther
Bathins
Indictment update on Kennedy assassination case in Las Vegas
Wylie found a sun butt near an old pier as divers hunted the murder weapon. Officials plan to match the gun butt to the weapon used to kill Kennedy. defendants Burch and Mrs Obenchain showed calm defiance, held without bail, arraignment set for Monday by Judge Sidney N. Reeves.
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Butch
Las Vegas
Nevada
Kennedy
Burch
Britain and France Reach Deadlock in Supreme Council
The British premier refuses concessions while the French prime minister cites lack of authority. The council deadlocks over Upper Silesia and delays troop dispatch. Lloyd George and Briand agree to refer the matter to the League of Nations and plan a final session after noon.
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Supreme Council
England
France
Upper Silesia
Upper Silesian
League of Nations
Lloyd George
London
Wey
George
Atecuseed
Plan to raise income tax exemption heads revenue relief
Washington August 12 The House Ways and Means Committee debated raising the head of family exemption from 2090 to 2500 and increasing exemption for each minor child and dependent from 200 to 400. Proponents Bacharach and Green argued the changes ease family costs and could be financed without treasury pressure while simplifying tax language for easier returns. The panel aims to adjust rates, refine provisions, and hand the bill to grafting experts for public printer prep.
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Washington
Case
Ways and Means
Bacharach
N. J
Green
Iowa
Treasury Cefcit
Newsies Pass 300
A partial OCR listing names appears to recount a tally or roster reaching a milestone of 300 with many individuals named and scattered punctuation. The fragment suggests a group or event in a historical paper but provides limited context or outcome beyond the numeric mark.
Registration Nears Completion With 460 Autos Registered
County Clerk Williams reports 460 of an estimated 10 000 automobiles have registered. Registration accelerates and arrests may follow by August 17 if targets are unmet.
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Williams
Upper Silesia Refered To League Of Nations And Trials
The supreme council appeals for order in Upper Silesia while sending the dispute to the league of nations. Britain expects a September decision. Japan favors partition with Germany but will accept league output. The council also asks Allied judges at Leipzig for a report on German wartime justice. Lloyd George cheers the move as a major diplomatic win.
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Leipzig
Supreme Council
Germany
Poland
Upper Silesia
League of Nations
England
Italy
Baron Harashi
Rapernese
Japan
Upper Silesian
League
George Harvey
U. S
Supreme Court
London
Lloyd George
France
Foreign Office
Drowning toll from Isarco dam burst near Chingsa
Milan reports two hundred fifty people drowned when the Isarco dam burst near Chingsa. Information received today confirms the disaster and lists the mass loss.
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Milan
Chingsa
Wheat and livestock price snapshot across Chicago and Cleveland markets
Chicago and Cleveland market briefs show wheat opening higher and corn up modestly in Chicago with autumn quotes around $1.24 to $1.28. Corn and oats move varied with deliveries, pork and ribs light, hogs steady in Cleveland with cattle and sheep firm, and Chicago fats receipts around 2,000 with mixed weight categories and top prices near $11.00.
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Chicago
Aus
Dee
Cleveland
Ave
Stocks Show Irregular Early Trading Across Markets
New York early trading shows continued irregularity with mixed moves in major issues. American Sumatra Tobacco and Bethlehem Steel decline, while United Fruit and Studebaker edge higher amid brisk demand and selective advances across rail and industrial shares.
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New York
S. U.S. Steel
United Fruit
American
Baldwin
Marine Preferred
U.S
Pete
U. S
Sears Roebuck
Liberty bonds prices for August opening sessions
New York August 12 opening liberty bonds show rates for several series. The 31-25 second term stands at 8.42, 41-45 pounds at 87.70, third 41-45 at 91.96, fourth 41-45 at 87.86, victory 33-48 at 38.70, and victory 43-45 at 98.66.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Duquoin police contend with arrests and a punch
Duquoin Wisconsin August 12 Chief Huelsman and motorcycle officer Pyle were arrested on a kidnapping charge tied to the arrest of three alleged freight car thieves. Patrolmen Kelly and Cook were involved in an altercation that caused minor injuries to Attorney A L Cranston.
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Duquion
Lberty
Huelsman
Pyle
Kelly
Cook
A. L. Cranston
Relief work in Russia to start next week under American direction
In Riga Aug 12 American relief head Walter L Brown and Soviet envoy Boris Litvinoff plan talks to open relief caravans Saturday and Sunday, enabling famine aid to begin next week. Dr Nansen may become Europe relief chief. US motives cited as humanitarian, not political.
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Riga
Russia
Walter L. Brown
American Relief Organization
Europe
Boris Litvinoff
Encoys
Yavarapiyv
Probabliv
Nansen
Aac
M_ Litginoff
Moscow
Lenine-Trotsky
Litvinoff
Director Brown
Brown
United States
America
Litrinoff
Mayors Jones Sudro and Public Meetings Draw Voter Interest
The article notes Mayor Jones and S Sudro discussing a questionnaire and public meetings not tied to any candidate but aimed at informing voters. Sudro expresses heartfelt appreciation for strong primary support and pledges to merit the public's confidence.
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Ar. Sudro Sars
Firm Dissolution Sought In Lorain Confectionery Suit
Gust Pappas sues partner John Kanaris in common pleas court alleging misappropriation of profits from their Lorain confectionery business and seeks dissolution of all business relations.
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Gust Pappas
Common Pleas Court
John Kanaris
Pappas
Kanaris
Lorain
Dr. G. T. Harding Resumes Practice After Wedding
Marion reports Dr. G. T. Harding father of President Warren G. Harding married yesterday in Monroe Michigan to Miss Alice Severns his stenographer and office attendant He returns to practice this morning saying he has not yet received telegrams or letters from his son but expects both soon
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Marion
G. T Harding
Warren G. Harding
Monroe
Mich
Alice Severns
Red Cross Subordinate Officer Under Inquiry in Washington
Dr. Livingston Farrand announced a Red Cross inquiry into discrepancies found during a routine inspection of a subordinate officer’s books. The total involved will not exceed 11,000 dollars and is covered by a bond of a gaiety company. The officer cooperates and has not been arrested.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee of the Red Cross
Wagner Denies Sale of Alcohol in Court Case
A letter from William Wagner, druggist, claims he sold Extract of Almond not alcohol and appeals for a fair, impartial trial in Maxor's court in Elyria Ohio dated August 12 1821. He asserts no intoxicating liquor was in his store for five years and disputes cited remarks by Major Jones. The trial is scheduled for tomorrow.
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William Wagner
Maxor
Elyria
Major Jones
Jones
Proclamation of peace with Germany readied for issue
Washington dispatch notes the presidential peace with Germany can be issued any time. Harding learns of Red Cross presidency. Abel of Marion visits Washington and plans White House call. a head on crash in Akron leads to intoxication charge. Blooming Grove Baptist church Harding’s childhood home church to be sold.
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Washington
Germany
Set your head lamp deflectory guaranteed to pass state
Broad Street garaging shop TAE LEPPER CO offers guaranteed head lamp deflectory service and claims state inspection approval with a price of 81.50.
Sinn Fein peace talks loom as Lloyd George heads to London
Cabinet to discuss Sinn Fein reply to English peace offer after Lloyd George's return from Paris. Art O'Brien denies De Valera demand for amnesty though remarks that such a step could aid negotiations. About 7000 Sinn Fein prisoners are held with no release action. Cork extremists threaten renewed violence as Dublin Downing Street talks proceed. General Macready travels to London to report to the government.
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Sinn
de Valera
Cork
Dublin
Downing Street
The
Freeman’s Journal
Lloyd George
Ireland
Macready
London
Warship pool probe hearings set for Monday in Dayton
Dayton reports disorder in the warrrencs street pool investigation with federal officials returning. W. J. Marboli and J. L. McDaniel of Indianapolis to appear voluntarily for a hearing Monday. Cleveland resident has hotel reservation. Akron case notes Marr E Role 27 hospitalized after a failed suicide attempt. authorities say she swallowed a poison and used a pistol after refrigerator milk and a later shot wounded her chest.
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Dayton
W. J. Marboli
Cleveland
J. L. McDaniel
Indianapolis
Akron
Marr E
Kolopos Wins at Shelby in Eight Round Semi Final
Elyria fighter John Kolopos defeats Joe Trumpeter of Toledo in the eighth round of the Shelby semi final. In the main ten round bout Johnny Newton knocks out Jack Phillips in the fourth round. Kolopos, a 145 pound hopeful, issues challenge to all contenders.
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Johnny Kolopos
Elyria
Joe Trumpeter
Toledo
Shelby
Johnny Newton
Jack Phillips
Kolopos
Lorain notes stray dog bite and local events
The item reports Henry Zuba, 9, severely bitten by a stray dog in Lorain. It lists the Fortieth seventh annual Austin Day family reunion at Sheffield, introduces Mrs S W Scott as assistant inspector of the State Department of Women's Relief Corps, and mentions Trinity Baptist Church annual picnic at Elyria. It also names Grace Methodist Church Ladies Society officers and Y M C A youths’ Vermilion camp plans, plus a South Shore regatta at Vermilion Beach weekend.
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Lorain
Henry Zuba
Sheffield
S. W. Scott
State Department of Women’s Relief Corps
Trinity Baptist Church
Elyria
Ladies’ Society of Grace Methodsc Church
Luther Kootz
Rice
George T. Horsely
C. Lesing
Afrs
W. Maida
Raymond Curtis
Peer Farm
Vermilion
South Shore
Vermillion Beach
Marriage Licenses for David J. Howard and Mary Fergerson
David J. Howard 28 an engineer of Buffalo New York and Mary Fergerson 26 of Lorain earned a license from Rev C A Dowell of Ashtabula.
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David J. Howard
Buffalo
New York
Mary Fergerson
Lorain
C. A. Dowell
Ashtabula
Traffic violator J. B. Wooden appears in court
J B Wooden was the third traffic violator to appear in police court today and his case was continued until tomorrow.
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J. B. Wooden
Oberlin Residents Visit College Colony on the Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter and Mrs. Lydia Cowdery spent Wednesday at College Colony on the lake. R. E. Kresal left for his home Thursday morning. Kresal has been contributing to the Oberlin baseball team in the Recreation League this summer and his services will be missed for the rest of the season.
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Oberlin
Charles Carter
Lydia Cowdery
College Colony
R. E. Kresal
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