Lorain Alcohol Arrests Highlight Local Booze Roundup
Aug 19 Lorain police halted a large touring car at the corner of uptown Street and Vine Avenue. They found a large jug of liquor and arrested two men, George Mononge and Steve Brusick, on transporting intoxicating liquors charges. Both pleaded guilty in Police Court and were released on $1,000 bonds pending Aug B6 trial. Also, Mack Tarker of Pearl Avenue was found with liquor on his person and bottles in clothing pockets. he pled guilty in Municipal Court and was fined $200 plus costs. The auto remains held pending trial.
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Liberal pension policy expands U S awards
Washington outlines broader rules for granting veterans pensions with more flexible review. The policy aims to ease disability considerations and reduce rigid board requirements. In related notes, Deputy sheriffs search Columbus for Lew Rosenberg and A J Goodman tied to an industrial firm indictments for theft and embezzlement.
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Freedom From Lomech Distress Relief Ad Claim
A Bridgeton New Jersey resident endorses Dere's Monthe-Pepsin claiming relief from indigestion and stomach distress after meals. The ad promotes a one hour remedy and urges readers to obtain the product widely through pharmacies and retailers.
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LaFollette Third-Party Campaign to Sweep East and South
Senator Robert M. LaFollette plans a robust third party presidential drive, with emphasis on New York and the South. His son Bob Jr., reveals strategy to reach strategic centers, including Georgia, Nebraska, and West Virginia, while denouncing the Ku Klux Klan and seeking broad independent support. Local notes report a vaccination order for Logan schoolchildren ahead of fall term.
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West Virginia
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Stock market gains and losses amid mixed sectors in New York
The New York stock market opened with a halt to the speculative rise as profit-taking cooled prices. May department stores led advances with Macy Montgomery Ward and Gimbel Brothers while copper tobacco and shipping stocks added to the forward movement. Notable movers included Antorado Fuel and Iron, Tabasco Products, Allis-Chalmers, Universal Pipe and Radiator, Pan-American B oil issues, and Independent oils following reports of high gasoline demand. overall industrials showed gains despite some declines. CHICAGO GRAIN also opened lower across wheat, corn, with mixed early quotes for September and December contracts.
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Paris Cabinet Meeting Oversees Muted Voters Change
Aug 19 Paris reports that Doumergue presided a cabinet session as vio ters unanimously approve premier Herriot's agenda. In Port Sudan Egypt martial law spreads amid arrests, while no new evacuations of German territory are planned until London agreement ratification. In Transjordan three hundred Wahari tribesmen killed by British troops. Moscow banner labels Germany as a colony of Anglo American capital post London Reparations Conference.
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Liberty Bonds Advances and Market Notes Across Cities
Opening Liberty Bonds reports show prices in New York with varied 4 1 4s and 4s trading near 102. New bonds quoted around 105. CLEVELAND livestock receipts total 290 with calves 200, market steady. hogs 2000, steady. sheep and lambs slow with top around 1350. In COLUMBUS a robbery confession emerges from Elmer Colgrove Jr. 18, charged with grand larceny over 963.50 from Curry-Harper offices. ZANESVILLE American Legion session discusses committal reports as Senator Fess speaks against canceling any portion of Europe’s war debt.
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Stranger Clergy Man Shoots Sleep Talk In Newark Office
A neatly dressed stranger visits a Newark physician as the doctor endures a patient’s long list of ailments. Before issuing a prescription, the doctor asks if the patient talks in his sleep. The reply reveals the patient is a Youngstown clergyman who says he talks in other people’s sleep.
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Stage to Screen: Noted Works Filmed or Set for Movies
Popular books and plays move to cinema with selections including Babbitt The Seat The Ridin Kid from Powder River Barbara Frig ten Christine of the Hungry Heart So Big The Lost World Dr Nye The Way of a Man The Nightcap The Mine with the Iron Door and He Who Gets Slapped. Barrymore actors linked to screen roles and Universal and Ince studios active.
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War Explosives Offered Farmers in Lorain County
Explosives for farm use to blow stumps and break boulders are offered to Lorain County farmers. Contact the County Agent promptly. The cost is about half that of ordinary dynamite, and the explosive is put up similarly and poses no more danger to users.
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Combinations in Fruit Canning and Conserve Recipes
Fruit canning blends offer varied flavors by pairing two or three fruits. Examples include apples with quinces, green gage plums with lemons, oranges with grapefruit, and plums with apricots. Small fruits stay whole. larger pieces are cut. Raisins and nuts may be added. Prepare in enamel or agateware.
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Movieland notes on vocational guidance and businesswomen
Miss Mary Stewart of Washington D C urges vocational guidance in schools to blend education with industry and stresses cooperation between schools and junior workers ages 14 to 21. She notes the rise of businesswomen as organizational actors and discusses the home maker's economic rating. Stewart, an Ohio native, holds a BA from Colorado, studied at Columbia, and has held roles from Denver high school principal to dean of women at Montana, authoring works adopted by clubs.
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Queen Mother Plans to Preserve Spanish Monarchy
Queen Mother Mane Crossina emcee regent of Spain aims to form a new government in the name of her grandson, the Prince of the Asturias, if Alfonso abdicates. Her prestige and the prince’s popularity are viewed as keys to saving the monarchy amid the current crisis.
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Gunman Kills Cleveland Grocer in Store Heist
Cleveland August 19. Joseph Wetgrover died in a local hospital after a gunfight with a assailant who attempted to rob his grocery. Police are seeking a young Black man about twenty years old as the suspected killer.
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Goats nose out booze raid leads to stills arrest
In Cleveland a goat named Nannie helps police trap Frank Lagota after he watched two fifty gallon stills in a cellar. Dayton reports bail for Hervert Lee on manslaughter charges tied to a car death last month. A cigar store pinochle game ends with a robbers raid stealing $200. Columbus lists Ohio daily news editors named to select list. Athens notes University summer session empties as faculty depart. Middleport miners vote to join talks on scale and conditions to reopen mines. Harrisville reports a 100-barrel oil well brought in near the tri-county area.
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Young French dress designer advances alphabet silk idea
Pomeroy August 19 Eber Holter aged 40, father of three, pricked finger with a thorn while picking berries and died a week later from blood poisoning. He worked near Pomeroy as a coal miner.
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