Chemist Warns of Impending Global Gasoline Shortage
London reports Professor Jocelyn F. Thorpe warns during a British Association address that crude, wasteful refining and rising auto use threaten future gasoline supply. He notes extensive petroleum reserves are overexploited and calls for economical production and better cracking methods to avert a shortage.
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London
Jocelyn F. Thorpe
England
British Association For the Advancement of
United States
Thorpe
Batavia youths marooned as Ohio floods halt river traffic
Five Batavia Ohio youths remained stranded on Beachwood Lodge nine inches above the Little Miami river as Ohio river shipping faced delays from washing and flooding. Water forced closures of lowland streets and sewers in Cincinnati while crop damage increased with continued rain. No fatalities reported.
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Cincinnati
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Batavia
Ohio
Mississippi
Beachwood Lodge
Little Miami River
Ohio River
Fosters Crossing
South Lebanon
Halavia
Milford
Beer tax dispute between Germany and British commissioner settled
The Dawes Plan beer conflict ended in an amicable settlement. Sir Andrew McFagegan, British commissioner of the Dawes Commission, agreed to postpone the beer tax rise until January after the Finance Minister confirmed no reduction would be made on Germany's payments under the London agreement.
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DAWES
Berlin
Andrew Mc Fagegan
Dawes Commission
Germany
London
Airline routes and surveys map future U S airways
The report outlines planned government air routes from New York to West via Bellefonte Cleveland and Chicago with lines reaching Des Moines Omaha and Salt Lake City and extending to Los Angeles. A southern airway from Chicago through Missouri Oklahoma to Dallas and Fort Worth is described along with Atlantic and Pacific airways connecting eastern seaboard cities to Atlanta and Los Angeles. Public help via establishing emergency landing fields is urged.
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New York
Bellefonte
Cleveland
Chicago
Iowa City
Des Moines
Iowa
Omaha
North Fla
Cheyenne
Wic
Saltlake City
Sacramento
Atlanta
Miami
Ehact
Furve
Minneapolis
Minn
Milwaukee
la Cross
Wie
Peatie
Springfield
Post Office Department
de of Commerce Index
Wisvin
Louisville
Nashall Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Pitch
Col
Air Pnts
Raymond Brown
Madi Pink
Boston
Arthur Halsted
Callas
Lent
William McKenzie
St. Louis
McCracken
Central Committee Candidates Named From County Primary
County Republican central committee members were chosen in the primaries with many precincts reporting enough votes to place candidates on the ticket. A meeting to fill vacancies is set for Saturday, listing Elvira, James Thomas, Terrell, James Crown, Robert J Humphas, and others across wards and townships.
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Republic Central
County Central Committee
Thane
Elvira
Ward One
Precine
James Thomas
Terrell
James Crown
Preeinen C
Robert Jhumas
Henry Beck
Beck
Anthony Nieding
James Hewett
S. J. George
Lewis Iclutsman
John Hughes
Kenneth Browse
Wellington Township
Ray Rowland
Thieves Enter Domaline Place Near Grattan
The Tevles report describes a burglary at the Domaline place near Grattan. Thieves stole a 20 stature shoteu, an Elsa watch, and over 549 arty. The Uneves has been found, wade Ua.
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Thirglire
Domaline
Grattan
Tevles
Elsa
Wade Ua
Fragmentary Cordisvale Case Timeline Details
The report recounts a late night July 15 event following a party at a Canton Plain. A man and his wife return home. the man recalls a dog and a stranger, a man named Sare or Sasec, appearing near 3 Va Street. A confrontation is described and the man notices a clock says 12:45 before his wife urges him to bed.
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Mollte
Canton
Toma
Strevecherker
Azar
Mrs Jennie Dailey charged with health ordinance violation
Mrs Jennie Dailey appeared in police court on a charge of violating a Board of Health ordinance. Mrs Kaltes pleaded guilty to selling unpasteurized and mislabeled milk. Dailey admitted selling milk in violation of the law and the case was continued until next Wednesday for a hearing.
Grand jury warrants lead to arrest and arraignment
Sheriff Underhill arrested Alew Eau on a grand jury warrant. he pleaded not guilty and posted a 1000 bond. A separate car accident on Telegraph road sent Ernest Gille to the hospital with forehead lacerations after the vehicle skidded in wet conditions. The county fair announces a two tent cattle show near the center grounds. Donald Mean and his wife were fined in police court for disorderly conduct following alleged disturbances last night.
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PLA Underhill
Alew Eau
Summeris
Migerty
Paliato
Judea
R. Thompsen
Telegraph Road
Ernest Gille
Age Eux
Youngstown
Alamoarial Hospital
W. B. Richmond
Loran County Fair Association
Richmond
Donald Mean
Dean
Cleveland murder case rocks city as ex prosecutor leads probe
Numbered Three continues with secrecy around a Cleveland murder tied to bootlegger rings and a plot split by a former police prosecutor. Witnesses place the killer near the Moellett home about 11:44 p.m. and suggest an attorney ready to reveal crucial evidence.
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Sorman Clark
Clevelard Earls
Clark
Siner
Laing
Wi Heen
Mazer
Alberd
Moellett
Lloyd Streitenberger
Mellert
Michael Glenn
Reach
Mager
Flo
Boot Larer
Rman
Bertilion
Ben Clarke
Canton
Mellett
Paler
Ben Rudner
Atelinta
Rudner
Rerently
Carl Studer
Cleveland
Studer
Dolly Carry
Psychologist Demonstrations On Healing By Mind
Interest in Mrs. Jane H. Castle, psychologist, at the High School Auditorium grew as her lecture on Fear and Disease explored inner powers. She demonstrated psychological healing methods with volunteers and urged that medical practice can include psychological suggestion to boost treatment outcomes.
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Jane H. Castle
Sirs Castle
Nature
Ross E. King
Oberlin
Berea
Woman Is Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Mary Whitbeck appeared in court this morning on a disorderly conduct charge. She was found guilty by Mayor Hinkson and fined five dollars and cents after a dispute with Edith Doan at 82 Middle Avenue. The clash included alleged slaps and a clothes basket altercation.
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Mary Whitbeck
Alice Court
Naitbeck
Edith Doan
Middle Avenue
Whitbeck
Ms Doane
Priests Submit to Mexican Government Authority in Church Restorations
Mexican officials report that priests across Veracruz Guerrero and other states are submitting to government religious laws and being restored to control of churches previously in their charge. Minister Tejeda cites thirteen priests and notes others have followed suit though official confirmation remains pending.
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Menico Coly
Mexico
Pejeda
Tejeda
Jayerot
Republic
Suit Filed Against Dry Agent in Raid on Lorain Business
A suit seeks 50000 damages from a dry agent linked to a raid on Stanley Dombra shi’s Lorain business. The petition alleges abuse of a warrant after Justice S I George signed it. Dembroski was arrested and held three hours before release as charges were dismissed at a hearing.
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Damae
Stanley Dombrashi
Lorain
Thankin
S. I. George Taig
Dembroski
Candidates File Expense Accounts For Local Races
Leon Andrihill the successful Republican sheriff candidate in the primaries filed his campaign expense statement totaling 8291.29 with the board of elections this morning. Opponents who were defeated also filed their accounts including Lancelott Jones 21680 and Charles Fleimann 111.50 both of Lorain. Other filings include D. A. Baird 0 and Gawn 123 for Ten Terentative to general assembly. M. J. Brown 45.25. Arthur A. Waters 24.08. Mabel Marsh 23.38. Deadline lo Friday to file expense accounts.
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Leon
Andrihill
Swent
Board of Elections
Tao
Lancelott. Jones
Lorain
Charles Fleimann
D. A. Baird
Joseph Gawn
General Assembly
M. J. Brown
Arthur A. Waters
Mabel Marsh
Priday
Paris Club to announce tentative committee lineups at luncheon
Hesident J oa petteridge of the Paris Club will reveal a tentative one year lineup of committees at tomorrow noon’s luncheon, with details posted at the Paris Club and the secretary’s office.
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Hesident J. Oa. Petteridge
Paris
Prohibition Probe Shakeup Amid City Police Turmoil
Reports say several vice dens closed as new mayor takes charge after political shakeup. Police chief Clarence By resigns upon return from Buffalo while Corbett faces Civil Service scrutiny after suspensions. Separate financial data lists Liberty Bond quotations from New York on August 18.
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Ehocf
John Ie
Treorga AL Bavahaem
Athes
Camas
George W. Melek
Sucht
Drastig
Teleaime
Aug
Clarence By
Veth
Civil Service Commission
Buffalo
N.Y
Order of Police
Floyd Conwell
Corbett
Night shows at Blyria fair spotlight county event
Lorain County fair association announces big Blyria events for September 7 and 8 featuring Blanche McFriley Hunter and Mis Louis troupe with acts like The High Jumping Horse and The High Living Dog. Merrell acrobats join, Gold Dust Twins comedy, and Woodward Theatre acts. Fireworks Tuesday night and local ball games add to the schedule. Quoit pitchers contest with prizes planned.
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Lorain County
Blyria
W. &. Richmond
Lorain County Air Association
Blanche Mcfriley Hunter
Merrell
Richmond
Gold Dust Twins
Ome Woodward
Fair Grounds
Oberum Motors
Richwines
Metseer-Robinson
Bair Association
Marriage Ends Barber Feud in Worcester
In Worcester on August 18, Ernest L. Trahan and Miss Jane A. Roche, rivals who ran barber and beauty shops on Pleasant Street, joined their businesses to form the Peacock Beauty Shop at No Foster Street. Roche later married and became Mrs. Roche in Peters Church, ending the rivalry.
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Worcester
Macs
Cupid
Ernest L. Trahan
Pleasant Street
Jane A. Roche
Trahan
Miss Roche
Miss Roache
Peacock Beauty
No Foster Street
Pr Dent
Dorsant
Roche
Peters Church
Markets and marginal notes from Cleveland and Oxford update
Cleveland market reports show cattle, hogs, veal, and sheep movements with prices. dairy produce and poultry values listed. The Oxford Radcliffe Library faces capacity limits as it expands at about 5900 volumes yearly, reaching full capacity within a decade per Sir Michael.
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Oxford
London
Radleian
Sir Michael
Distinguished guests to attend Ohio Legion convention
The Eighth Annual American Legion Ohio convention will feature notable figures including L J Deroy state commander of the Grand Army of the Republic Ralph H Carroll state commander of the United Spanish War Veterans Congressman Simeon D Fens Frank J Willis and John McQuigg national commander of the American Legion Local housing committee reports inquiries about camping facilities with a plan for a tent colony at the fair grounds and Cascade Park Springfield Post backs a youth baseball challenge for posts statewide Watts Hodging Post 218 Toledo plans a large delegation with decorated post colors and a 28 percent membership gain Cincinnati’s Robert E Ready Post boasts early dues paid long distance members and two Congressional Medal of Honor title holders
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The
American Legion
Department of Ohio
L. J. Deroy
Grand Army of the Republic
Ralph H. Carroll
United Spanish War Veterans
Simeon D. Fens
Frank J. Willis
John ©. McQuigg
Fair Grounds
Cascade Park
Springfield
the Legion
George Allen, Jr
Edgar Verzog
Joc
Robert E. Ready
Cincinnati
Legion
Lincoln Mitchell
EL Tull
Grey Southern Rhodests
South Africa
Samuel Woodhull
Gen. Pershing
Edward Boers
Bentley Post
Ational
Frederick W. Galbraith, Jr
Gilbert Bettman
Man Fined For Assault And Battery In A Local Case
J A Hites of 715 West Street was found guilty of assault and battery by Justice S J George. He paid a fine of 10 in vest? for the incident involving Calvin Ogie, 14, after warnings to stay away from bushes. Hites denied striking others. a warrant had been sworn by the boy’s parents. The testimony indicated Hites lost temper when the boy laughed.
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J. A. Hites
West Street
S.J. George
SLO Invest
Hites
Calvin Ogie
Hors
Tit
Diary Entry Ties to Somerville Hall Murder Case
Police report discusses a diary allegedly written by a wife related to the Somerville Hall murder inquiry. The diary is described as destroyed by a party and linked to an attempted arson, with authorities examining the document for clues.
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Somerville
Metal dirigible contract awarded to Averafis Development Corp
Washington dispatch says Averafis Development Corp of Detroit won the contract to build the first metal clad dirigible for the United States. The airship will cost $800,000, be powered by metal framing with a volume around 1000 feet long, and delivered within 80 days for experimental use. The note mentions Oxford library expansion plans and Bodleian Library’s copy rights.
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Washington
Averafis Development Corporation
Detroit
United States
Warner
Seeroftars
Penton Ir
Oxford
Bodleian Library
British Museum
Bodleian 1
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Avendale
Alvin W. Walker
Margaret M Lily
J Ling
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Alex Vergo
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Jawer
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Chotca Lambs
Chotea Wethers Lane
Toledo Livestock
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