Ohio Lumbering Labor Surplus and Rebuilding Shortages
The July bulletin from the United States Employment Service notes a labor surplus across most industries in Ohio, with a slight shortage of plumbers and steamfitters in building trades. In Lorain a June tornado left $25 million in damages, spurring rebuilding with a strong need for brick masons and plasterers while farm help remains plentiful.
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Ohio
United States Employment Service
Lorain
Orick
Norwalk Farmer Ends His Life in Barn Near Town
Norwalk Ohio August 15 early Aligre Palmer James a despondent farmer once wealthy who became a council home inmate ended his life in a barn two miles east of Norwalk by drinking carbolic acid and shooting himself with a rifle. In Easport Me the sardine boatmen tied up fifty boats valued at £500000 demanding a weekly wage of 0.
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Norwalk
le Palmer James
Here
Council
Eascport
Word to the Wise Promises Miracle Cure in March Brewton
A caller recalls visiting his dying sister in Brewton Alabama where Dorors said no operation could save her. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring her health in three weeks and endorses the product as a harmless preparation that clears mucus and inflammation.
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Brewton
Alabama
Dorors
Mayr
All Druggista
New Shelter Found for World Flight Links in Greenland
Dispatches report Lieut Schulz locates a safer landing southwest of Angmagssalik for the American round the world flyers, reducing hazards on the Greenland ice coast. A base at Fredericksdale near Cape Farewell is ready for the team after Angmagssalik. Separately, Ohio State University cites farmer buying power near 98 percent of normal.
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Washington
Angmagsalik
Schulz
Air Service
Lowell H. Smith
Greenland
Fredericksdale
Cape Farewell
Columbus
J. I Falconer
Ohio State University
Falconer
McCoy linked to alleged murder of Mrs Morsert
Grand jury details describe alleged mutilation and injuries on Mrs Morsert’s body. Witness Wagner disputes suicide claim and ties evidence to former boxer McCoy amid a deadly confrontation with Sam Schapps and Cleveland interests.
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McCoy
Wagner
Keyes
Morsert
Wlile
Mors
Sam Schapss
W Ghoas
Cleveland
Man Claims Strangers Harassed Wife in Divorce Case
In Cleveland on August 15 Edward NM Bonney sought a divorce from Henrietta D Bonney alleging repeated visits from strange men claiming to be bill collectors. The judge, George Addams, reserved decision as Bonney described the interruptions.
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Cleveland
Edward NM. Bonney
Henrietta D. Bonney
Bill Collctors
George Addame
Fog causes wreck near Day ton kills one man
Fog from the Ohio river morning traffic backed up the Chesapeake and Ohio line east of Dayton Kentucky. John J Linsteadt of Covington was killed and J J Schuler of Cincinnati flagman was seriously injured when a commuter train struck the rear of a freight train.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Dayton
John J. Linsteadt
Covington
J. J Schuler
Elevator fall in Jersey City building kills one
One workman died and another was seriously hurt when an elevator fell from the fifth floor to the basement of a building under construction for the Jersey Journal. The men were alone on the elevator heading up when the cable broke.
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Jersey City
N. J
Jersey Journal
Coolidge Speech Headlines Campaign and European Policy
President Coolidge attacks corruption in the Democratic push while outlining Republican plans. He defends the Mellon tax program, pledges a strict budget, and supports tariffs and immigration limits. He links aid to Europe to the Dawes plan and seeks a disarmament conference if the plan proceeds. London press notes mixed reaction.
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Congress
Dems
Democratic Party
Carranyance
la Follette
Coolidge
Mellon
America
Europe
Republican Party
League of Nations
London
Calvin Cooldge
Mr. Coolidge
Daily Herald
McCoy Cod Liver Oil Tablets Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts McCoy Cod Liver Oil Tablets promising rapid weight gain and healthy flesh. It claims five pounds in thirty days and refunds if unsatisfied, with examples of a woman gaining fifteen pounds in six weeks and mentions ships of doctors and druggists endorsing the product.
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McCoy Laboratories
New York
McCoy
Do. W. Phlips
Cradall, Ebert's
War trophies to be Ohio's for war trophies to be display
Aug 13 reports Captured German arms and other war trophies will soon be displayed in Ohio public squares and courthouses as Governor Donahey accepts the state’s allotment of about 2.58 million items taken by American soldiers in World War I. Transportation costs fall to Ohio with no congressional provision for distribution.
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WarhimuiOs
Ohio
Donahe
Weeks
Congres
Donahey
Gaernor Donachevy
Falls 75 Feet in Escape Attempt
Lt DO Aug 14a Of Re nevo the Janeville Home hes ini omivetified today as to the thes or the attempted escape fry 'Ne institution last night of. Moomaret Taylor 16 of North ao The girl tried to down a rope of bed sheets from the 15th floor but the rope broke and she fell 795 feet below dying en route to hospital. Police found her crying on the street and she said she was trying to raise money to remove her mother's body. She came from Detroit. The city was not arresting her and authorities are seeking relatives in Windsor Canada.
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DO. O
Renevo
Janeville
Moomaret Taylor
Northao
Rlave
Potturofield
Chica
Detroit
Nehwandad
Toledo
Windsor
Canada
Franklin county trims taxes after big reappraisal boost
Franklin county budget commissioners met to consider tax rate reductions following about 200 million dollars in increased realty values from a re appraisal. Officials anticipate substantial countywide tax relief amid the changes.
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Columbus
Franklin County
Mixed US business and transport notices in week end items
Ameri Waterworks and Electric reports a surplus after charges of 140 887, with June totals and year over year changes. Philadelphia disclosures show stockings and road traffic in August with totals and comparisons. Washington income for June reaches 63 728 367, up from last year. New York freight and profits data cite six months results and per share figures. Navy dirrigible Shenandoah departs Lakehurst for long sea maneuvers with 17 crew aboard.
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New York
Ameri Waterworks and Electric Companienney
Philadelmht
Lou
Froudan
Washington
LTS
Lorin to vote on needed mill levy in Lorain
Lorain city council met in special session to approve building rework and discussed a three mill tax levy. Without the levy the city faces a 180000 deficit, affecting safety and utility departments. plan to refer to voters at the upcoming election. In Lake Newark Buckeye Lake found the body of Charles H Knecht 70 a retired railroad man from Columbus. He had two sons and a daughter.
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Lorain
Ciy
Wnd
Newark
Charles H. Knecht
Arsenal Avenue
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
William Heasley
BE. Hangsberger
Basil
Clunis
Hebron
Continued report on car theft ring in Cleveland area
The article notes ongoing efforts to identify members of a car theft ring. Spader and Kiss faced court after confessing to stealing a Ford coupe from C3 Hotton on Minth Street. Spalder and Wiss were charged with additional thefts, including Louis Shubert and Chas Lents Fords. Police report ten cars recovered with more likely. suspects remanded awaiting action.
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Spader
Kiss
Wiss
Hays
Stinkard
Minth Street
Cleveland
Juste & Josaorge Spalder
Louis Shuberts
Riss
Chas
Sind
Stankard
Weekend Socials and Visits Across Birmingham Area
Mr and Mrs M A Ewell and Ardith joined by Mr and Mrs EK W Gerber and children spent Sunday evening with R Ewell. A J Joyce visiting Lorain. Adam Horn hosted 68 guests including Antonp Northelm and family of Brownheim and Jacob Bechtel and Mrs Ralph Pearhman of Duluth. Harold Ives of Pittsfield visited Harley Mapes family. Henrietta German ME church Ladies Aid met at Mrs John Gerendorfer’s. John Robertson and family visited P C Robertson in Elyria. F E F Brown left for New York State. S Green staying at Brown home for two weeks. P C Robertson attended Miss Kulperika’s Detroit wedding.
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Birmingham
M.A. Ewell
Ardith
EK. W. Gerber
Amherst
R. Ewell
A. J. Joyce
Lorain
Adam Horn
Antonp Northelm
Brownheim
Jacob Bechtel
South Ridge
Ralph Pearhman
Duluth
Minn
John Wiegand
John Kranhenbuel
Buiney Suyder
Bellevue Tursday
Cora Steves
Harold Ives
Pittsfeld
Harley Mapes
Ladies Aid Society
Henrietta German ME
John Gerendorfer
John Robertson
Elyria
P. C. Robertson
Fef. Brown
New York State
S Green
Brown
P C Robertson
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Kennecott
Mack Truck
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
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Anaconda
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Southern Railway
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Os Faenes
York
United Navy
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OHIOS
Hien
Liberty Bonds
Jerry Bands
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Dayton, O
Roy G Fitegerald
Lo Bullwinkle
Harvey Alexander
CN and Z. Railway
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Canton
Polce
Edward Jep
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Henderson
Camp Knot
United Marine and Manufacturing Company
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Shenandoah
Zachary Lansdowne
Nart
Sundey Shearning
Lorin
J McCullough
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