Elyria Day Transport Plea For Cars To Cleveland
City Patrolman Liord Swit asks for more cars to take Elyria youths to the Cleveland Indians game versus the Philadelphia Athletics tomorrow. Over 250 tickets issued. volunteers from fire department will guard kids. Police Chief Stankard supports transport. weather expected showers but organizers hope to dodge them.
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Cleveland
Dunn Field
Liord Swit
Cleveland Ball Club
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
TJ Cobh
B. J. Stankard
Tomerow Ig
Uig-Dar
Béya
Court Street
Death Notice for Edward Thorley in Lorain
Funeral services for Edward Thorley will be held Thursday at 1:00 PM at 1620 Hast 32nd Street South Lorain. Burial will be in Norwalk.
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Edward Thorley
32Nd Street
South Lorain
Norwalk
Economic issues drive farmers to ignore liquor and religious debates
The text argues midwestern farmers prioritize economic concerns over liquor, prohibition, or international questions. It suggests anti monopoly and agricultural reform could unite Democrats, Republicans, and independents, with Reed as a potential anti corruption leader.
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Middle West
Harding
Reed
Cathedrals of the World Ten Questions Quiz
A reader quiz lists ten questions about cathedrals worldwide including Rheims restoration donors, Notre Dame roof safety, largest cathedral areas, and legends about New York Protestant cathedrals. It notes wartime safety measures and etiquette rules for telephone operators in Russia and Germany.
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Rheims
New York
Notre Dame
Paris
London
Aw York
Theorld
Nagy Released Under Insolvency Law For Indigent Prisoner
Elyria resident Steve Nagy serving time for selling intoxicating liquor was released from county jail under insolvency law after assigning property to Insolvency Commissioner Walter H Watts. His $1,000 fine will be paid from the property, but release does not erase the fine.
Longworth Returns Home From West Tour
Cincinnati Aug 16 Speaker Nicholas Longworth returned to his residence after a month long tour of the west. The first district congressman, noted in Republican presidential talk, refused to discuss the political scene. He said the trip was to renew old acquaintances and make new ones.
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Cincinnati. O
Nicholas Longworth
Liccense of Representatives
Two Burned in Home Fire During Play with Matches
Helen Podeska aged 31 2 155 was severely burned at home yesterday while playing with matches. Her left side and arm were burned before her mother Mrs Tony Podeska could extinguish the flames. Both were treated at Elyria Memorial hospital with the daughter admitted for burns and the mother slightly burned on the hands.
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Helen Podeska
Mendel Ct
Helen
Tony Podeska
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma approves $82,500,000 dam project for statewide power
The state renovation committee grants a permit for a $2.9 million canal and diversion dam on the Arkansas River. A Kaw City diversion will feed a ten foot canal to a reservoir near Fairfax, about fourteen miles south of Kaw City. The plant will exceed twenty thousand horsepower, serving Tulsa Sapulpa Stillwater and others within fifty miles. Construction may start within a year, with three years allowed for completion.
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Tulsa
Okla
Arkansas River
State Renovation Committee
Oklahoma
Kaw City
Rules of Legion of Honor Redefined in France
Paris reports new rules for the Legion of Honor. No sudden promotions. must be chevalier before broader ranks. Minimum service times set for officer, commander, grand officer, and grand cross levels. Also notes an Arabian camel milk churn anecdote in a separate segment.
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Legion OF Honor
Paris
Fragmented Report on Controversy and Legal Tales
The page fragment reports on a heated public debate involving state elites and petitions about agricultural policy and criminal cases. It notes witnesses, trials, and a court context, mentioning Bentqy Harbor and St. Jeseni, with references to a public response and possible pardons.
Fragmented notes hint at Maui field event and prize money
OCR fragments describe preparations at Wheeler field and nearby stands for a daylong event. Mentions a poet figure and “Dale” donor of prize money eight dollars for a Maui related contest amid vague references to activity and pacific tensions.
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Pacific
Fair highlights and goat exhibit at county show
The article notes a goat exhibit and a science program in front of the grandstand. It mentions an evening fireworks display after the night show and includes a partial schedule with class details. The fragment references a Monday class and attended events at the fair.
Markets Cleveland livestock mixed as hogs steady to down
Hogs scarce at Cleveland with Reds 1000 head marking a steady to 15 cent lower trend. price ranges shown for various weights and packing sows. Cattle and sheep also listed with steady or slow trends. Toledo and Minneapolis quotes follow with mixed signals on hogs, cattle, and grain futures.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo
Minneapolis
Mads
Liberty bonds quoted with mixed gains in New York trading
In New York Aux 16 Liberty bonds showed gains across issues with Liberty 5 1 2s at 191 up 7, Treasury 4 1 1s at 125.27 up 6, 3.5s at 100.25 up 3, while other notes edged higher or held. Market activity highlighted modest advances across multiple Liberty and Treasury securities.
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Chicago
Zuese
Roosters
Kansas
Missouri
New Jersey
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Germany Celebrates Constitution Day Amid Ceremonies
Berlin marks Constitution Day as officials close schools and offices. President Hindenburg speaks in the Reichstag while torch light processions unfold in multiple cities and Pottsdam challenges displaying Republican colors. Nearby notes show Gray’s Eli gy first editions fetch high prices.
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Germany
Berlin
German Republic
Pottsdam
Supreme Court
Reienstax
Hindenbule
van Kardorff
Reichstag
Hindenburg
Waiser
Fox
London Trapped As City Struggles In Heatwave Chaos
London faced severe travel disruption as a major traffic corridor, near Cornhill, was gridlocked for hours. A liquor depot reported delays, while workers described slow conditions and heat affecting transit. Authorities warned of continued bottlenecks and urged caution for commuters.
Lorain Man Fined After Guilty Plea in Second Offense
William Kelley of Lorain pleaded guilty to a second offense unlawful possession after a raid led by Officer Rankin. He was fined 500 dollars and 25 dollars on resisting an officer charges in Lorain Common Pleas Court.
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Charles Zanders
Zanders
Rey Dunlap
Mayer Hinkson
Dunlap
William Kelley
Lorain
4. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Kelley
O. BE. Rankin
Loratt
Highlanders to Hold Banff Highland Gathering and Festival
Alberta August report notes Banff will host a three day Highland Gathering and Scottish Music Festival in early September with a national scope. The event offers a hundred medals across singing dancing games and piping with the Prince of Wales as patron. All 17 Canadian Highland regiments plan to send a Piper to compete for the regimental piping trophy designed by K W Beatty.
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Prince Edward Ran FF
Alberta
Canadian
Banff
Prince of Wales
Canada
K. W. Beatty
Canaiian Pacific Railway
Alexander Fraser
Toronto
France Declares Holiday for Legion Paris Convention
France designates Monday the 18th as a public holiday to honor American Legion delegates in Paris. The government plans an official banquet for 1,190 delegates, a gala ball, fireworks and receptions with about $150,009 allocated for the government's share of the program.
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France
Holmay
Legion Paris
American Legion
Paris
Polar cold explored by balloons and poles
New York August 16 reports that Professor Alexander McAdie of the Blue Observatory near Boston notes the coldest air layer found around ten and one half miles up reaches 120 degrees below zero. He adds the Verkhoyansk region in Siberia records ninety degrees below, while the equatorial air can be colder in higher layers.
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New York
Byrd
South Pole
Alexander McaAdie
Blue Observatory
Boston
McAdie
Eery
Jessy
Japanese students visiting Manila from Shanghai college
Local student groups prepare to welcome a delegation of Japanese students from Tre Dobtav Shoti College of Shanghai who are touring the Far East to inspect universities and academies in Manila before continuing to Java.
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Manila
Tre Dobtav Shoti Coll
Shanghai
Far East
Java
Glads Display Repeats After Patron Requests
Due to many requests the Wainwright Florist repeats its wonderful display of gladioli on Friday and Saturday.
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Wainwright Ilorist
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