U.S. cruiser Richmond om Reykjavik aids world flight delay
The Richmond arrived off Reykjavik on August 20 delaying the round the world flight. Air crews must repair damaged planes before August 24 or fly without convoy protection as fuel depletes. Navy will send repair parts by air or ship to extend the mission while an investigation probes a costly error.
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Uel
Om Bourg
U. S
Richond
Reykjavik
Iceland
Richwond
Cape
Greenlarc
U.S.S Richmond
Oykjavik
Thacynasth
Orn
Magruder
Navy
Shina
Myers
Admniral Magruder
Richmond
Mahmond
Met
City Bowlers Name Officers Inaugural League
The City Bowlers League held a meeting at Gala Bowling Alleys erecting officers for the year Ross Baum and Tee Otten as vice president and Earle Welles as secretary and treasurer The league will start the first week of October with eight teams or more in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofrican
Ross Baum
Tee Otten
Earle Welles
Incup
Waited Till the Cows Came Home
A fragmentary personal ad-like notice touts Mayr's Remedy as a cure for chronic stomach gas and colic after failed doctor visits and surgery. It claims three years of symptom control with one dose, promising money back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philla
Mayr
Harrison clinches renomination in Mississippi Democratic primary
In Mississippi on August 20, Pat Harrison secured renomination with overwhelming support as he faced only Earl Brewer. Harrison led in early returns, with three Mississippi congressmen defeating no opposition. In the seventh district Perry E. Quinn led E. H. Ratcliffe. in the fifth Ross Collins led Floyd Leeper. in the eighth J. W. Collier was renominated. W. M. Whittington led in the third. Incumbents in districts one, two, four and six were nominated without opposition.
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Jackson
Miss
United Staten
Pat Harrison
Earl Brewer
Benater Harrison
Mississippi
Perry E. Quinn
E. H. Ratclife
Ross Collins
Floyd Leper
J. W. Collier
W. M. Whittington
Markets and prices for Cleveland produce items and packing
The clipping lists market items and prices including butter eggs cheese poultry apples berries cabbage potatoes tomatoes cucumbers and related packing percentages. It references multiple markets in Cleveland and Marmet with varied price ranges and page indicators for further detail.
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York State
Stocks Tip Toward Higher Close Amid Copper and Oil Rally
Stocks moved higher after a cautious session as copper, steel, motor and oil shares rallied. New York Central, Illinois Central and Missouri Pacific led with notable gains, while copper counters and high grade oil plays extended gains, supported by strong demand and optimistic earnings outlooks.
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New York
New York Central
Iilinetw Central
Missouri Pacific
Mark Trucks
0. S
Baldwin
American
Pierce Arrow
Studebaker
White Motors
Willys-Overland Pd
Primitive Race Eats Raw Meat in Northern Bengal
Calcutta dispatch reports natives near Pharijong in Northern Bengal claim sightings of hair covered beings living in rocks and caves. Described as six feet tall with black bear like hair and a red face, they allegedly prey on animals and eat raw yak meat.
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Calcutta
India
Pharijong
Bengal
Ang
Confiscate Morphine and Needles At Lorain
Lorain Ohio Aug 20 state agricultural officers and patrolmen visited 1111 Washington Ave this morning and arrested Cherlea Zaro on charges of mega possession of narcotics. They found about a half ounce of morphine along with a dozen hypodermic outfits and about 50 hypodermic needles. Zaro pled not guilty in municipal court and was released on $508 bond. Trial set for tomorrow morning.
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Lorain, O
Frank Bauer
State Agricultural
Pace
Washington Ave
Cherlea Zaro
Zara
Wan
Sheep and Hogs Market Report With Liberty Bond Quotes
Top receipts listed for sheep and hogs with market activity noted. Liberty bonds quoted in New York with various maturities and prices. Chicago grain opened with mixed shifts in wheat corn futures for Sept Dec and May contracts.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Ing
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio rail asks for $75 million bond issue
Bulletin reports the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad seeking ICC approval to issue and sell 75 million dollars in first mortgage bonds. In Herrin Illinois the coal industry faces a shutdown with 260 mines idle and many miners out of work prompting a statewide meeting on solutions. Chautauqua notes a Latin American program proposal that could isolate the United States, discussed by Samuel G Inman of Columbia University at the Pan American relations institute.
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Washington
Baltimore and Oqoaia Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Herrin
Nin
Umnoia
Illinoia
Errin Jon
Ilnoia
Southern Lights
Chautauqua
United States
Institute of International Politica
Federal Council of Churches
Samuel G. Inman
Jeeturee
Columbia University of PanAmerican Relations
Fights and a Columbus bout headline New York sports
Last night Sid Terria out pointed Henny Valgar over ten rounds while Tony Vaccaralli and Mickey Brown fought to a ten round draw. O'Dowda bantamweights Eddie and Tim to clash in a 12 round Labor Day bout at Louivala. Mrs Lillian Ward sues Balmont county for 25000 damages over husband Oliver K Ward's death in a car accident near Balmont County last September claiming lack of a railing and a 50 foot drop.
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New York
Sid Terria
Henny Valgar
Tony Vaccaralli
Mickey Brown
O'Dowda
Columbus
O'Dowds
Eddie
Tim
Atlanta
Loulavila
Hare
Adena
Lillian Ward
Balmont County
Oliver K
Baal
Barwell
Notes on New Galloentio Remedy Promises Potent Cure
A fragmentary note cites a new substance described as a powerful agent surpassing mercurial compounds. It claims to replace dangerous germ killers and is advertised as drinkable with warnings about delicate patients. Availability is noted at a local drugstore with price details for Kojene.
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C. W. Prin
Bao
Death Penalty urged in Leopold Loeb case
Chicago courtroom swelled as prosecutors pressed for the death penalty for Nathan Leopold Jr. and Richard Loeb for the murder of Bobby Franks. Marshall argued malice aforethought and cited Illinois statutes while Judge Caverly weighed mitigating factors amid two hours of testimony. Jacob Franks, father of the slain boy, moved closer to witness the defendants’ reactions as the state sought capital punishment.
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Dicky
Marshall
Criminal Court
Chicago
Ann
Ilinow
Jon R. Caverly
Nathan F
Marahall
Leeb
Leppard
Parsons
Loeb
Lopold
Supreme Court of Illinois
Thomas Marshall
State’s Attorney's Office
Caverny
Jacob Franks
Jacop
Leopold
Marechall
Nietszche
Ijwola
Illinoia
Maraball
Bobby Franke
Osc
Train Crashes Kill Two Ohio Autoists in Grading Crossing
In PAINESVILLE Ohio Aug 20 John A. Smith 65 and Ben Hone 60 of Cleveland were killed when a Nickel Plate passenger train struck their auto at a grade crossing. The car was wrecked and carried a tenth of a mile on the engine’s tender. Carl Ling 24, a motorman, was burned when the crash occurred nearby. The men died en route to hospital. In Cincinnati another accident left 2 year old Stella Beck dead after a Baltimore and Ohio train severed her arm.
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Cincinnati
Carl Ling
Hightulig
Painesville
O. A. Smith
Hone
Cleveland
Oo Nickle Plate
Tralin
Stalla Beck
Baltimore and Ohio
Major A E Rultz Takes Over Willoughby Sand and Gravel
A E Hults becomes general manager of Willoughby Sand and Gravel Co with offices in Willoughby after an internal shake up. He departs to assume duties tomorrow morning and will be joined by his family when a home is found. The post was held open for him pending primary outcomes.
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A. E. Hults
Willoughby Sand and Gravel Company
Willoughby
Mr. Hulta
Harold Agate Buys Out Farewell Store
Harold E. Agate known as Gig purchases the men’s furnishings and tailoring shop of W. J. Farewell on East Broad Street and will run it as H. B. Agate. He has spent fifteen years at the store and is active in the Young Mert Business Club and local fraternal groups. Farewell plans a vacation after selling the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold E. Agate
Gig
W. J . Farewell
East Broadstreet
H. B. Agate
Mr Farewell
Jess
Community Notes From South Ridge and Nearby
Aug 20 Traver service planned for Wednesday at Fred Decker’s Mur ray Ridge home. Mrs Milton Eppley hosts Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon Aug 21. Local families and guests named attend various reunions picnics and visits including Lapp Lupp Bechtel Beal and Heal families. A funeral in Elyria and social visits in Oberlin Ridgeville and Elyria areas noted with several households mentioned.
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South Bridge
Weanesday
Fred Decker
Murray Ridge
Milton Eppley
Ladies Aid Society
Frank Herchtel
Nelson
Harvey Beal
Eimer Beal
Howard Dayton
Beal-Lacher
Ruggles Batch
Dan
Suquet
Crystal Busch
Frank Lapp
Dorothy
Gertrude
Helen
Amsherat
Justine Heal
William
Elyria
Jay Fowl
Misaee Ethel
Lydie
Ohio detectives and clothiers hold combined conventions
State briefs from Cedar Point and Columbus report the start of annual conventions for the Ohio Association of Detectives, the Ohio Builders' Association, and the Ohio Retail Clothiers and Furriers Association with light registration. Separate items note wheat acreage forecasts in Ohio and a ICC approval for subsidiary certificates for several rail lines including Northern Central and Pittsburgh, Youngstown and Ashtabula.
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Cedar Point
Ohio Association of Detectives
Ohio Builders
Ohio Retail Clothiers and Furatshera’ Association
Columbus
Oxia
News From Our Suburbs Birmingham Aug 30
Aug 30 local notes record visits among residents of Birmingham and nearby towns. Numerous families from Amherst Vermilion Elyria Oberlin and Norwalk share social calls birthdays church events and weekend gatherings with friends and relatives across the area.
Radium Active Ointment Promises Skin Relief
Radium Active Ointment from The Radium Active Elements Co claims to relieve piles eczema itching and rubber poisoning ulcers. Available at drug stores nationwide with a guaranteed product, radialized as Radium Active.
Local Guests and Visits Brighten Rochester Area
Rochester residents and families hosted and visited relatives from Cleveland Blissfield Elyria and Elyria during a busy weekend. Social gatherings included at the homes of F W Riebe R O'Dell Gariss Knapp and Scott families with extended trips to Fremont and Kipton. The Clover Leaf Sewing Club planned to exhibit at the Wellington fair marking the season's end.
Hendrickson Thomas reunion and local social notices
Hendrickson Thomas reunion held at Berlin Heights on August 17 with attendees from Hendrie tt a, including Mrs F A Coates, Mr and Mrs C H Currier and Grace, Chauncey Currier family, Harold Coates family, Will Thomas and daughter Mary, and Mrs McCready. Mildred Buck of Wellington hosted a youth party Saturday night. Ladies Society of Hill Church to meet at Mrs Harry Jone n s home Thursday afternoon. Evan Coates visiting Norwalk. Miss Mildred Buck of Wallington visiting the Currier family. Grace Dudley Ada Kinsley and Phyllis Noble at the lake. Florence Coates left for Elyria to visit Mr and Mrs Evan Walker. Thelma Page visiting Grace Currier. Foreign Missionary Society M E Church quarterly meeting at Mrs Anna Buck Tuesday afternoon Aug 19.
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Birmingham
Anna Allsop
J Eon
Russel
South Amfberat
George Olt
George Glime
Andrew Schisler Jr
Vermilion
Wm. Hecker
Kipton
J. R. Lawrence
Wm. Emery
South Amherst
G. R. Kuhlman
Ira Bantley
Norwalk
A. D. Kones
Berlin Heights
George Bentley
Oliver Gribbens
Loralaspect
Birmingham M. KE
Shirl B. Bartlette
Yous Men's Bible
Henrietta German M. B&b
Meyer Bros
George Shaffer Sr
M. E
Hubbert Amatuts
A. Hogan
J. McHale
Elizabeth
Jack
Mary
Frank
Cleveland
J. J. Stoler
Henrietta
Hendrickson + Thomas
Berlin
Mra
F. A. Coates
C. H. Currier
Grace
Chauncey Currier
Harold Coates
Pret Thomas
Will Thomas
Mra. McCready
Mita Mildred Buck
Wellingtom
Phyllis Noble
Florence Coates
Elyria
Evan Walker
Thelma Page
Grace Currier
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Anna Buck
Indigestion Guests and Local Social News in Guerns Ill
Indigestion remarks note Mr and Mrs Hobart Amatul of Guerns Ill hosting the former mother Mrs Gels aendoarter. Several social visits and showers honor Alma Leimbach of Browg helm with attendees including Mrs Gertrude Portman and Mrs Marie Angprabach. Epworth League picnic planned at Ruggles Beach on Thursday. Election of Methodist Sunday School officers results listed. A series of visits by relatives from Voona, Kansas, California, and Bucyrus, plus local guests and marshmallow roast for Hill church Sunday school group. Henry Kinsley funeral and other local movements noted.
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Hobart Amatul
Guerns, Ill
Gels Aendoarter
Gertrude Portman
Marie Angprabach
Clars Portman
Aly
Misa Alma Leimbach
Browghelm
Robert Wattes
Elisabeth
Friends
Columbia
Epworth League of
Ruggles Beach
Methodist
Albert Snyder
Fred Meyer
Paul Meyer
Ben Bauman
Will Tucker
Zada Tucker
Will Smith
Bavoonah
F. A. Coates
Arthur Court
Norwalk
Leimenstell
Helen
Kansas
Lut
Batty
Brokensword
Yanssey
California
Kimmel
Weeeebeeks
Henry Kinsley
Ee Dan Eason
Elying
Alice Wateow
Homes Pelton
George Fags
Berlin
Wera
Three Injured As Train Washout Blows Out Cars
A Peoria and Eastern Railroad mail and baggage express wrecked near Mahamel west of Danville Wisconsin. The rear engine jumped the washout gap while three mail clerks were bruised. Train left Indianapolis at midnight.
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Danville
Peoria and Eastern Railroad
Mahamel
Indianapolis
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Lara
John Santa
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Rogers
Americia
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Baltimore & Obig
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A. E Rultz
Harold Agate
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J. F. Bechtel
Peanay
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Ashtabula
Connecting Railway Company
W. N. Sanders
George Slaegie
Eleanore
Robert Savane
Lillian All
Toledo
Charley Lelvengood
Ries
Monrcavilla
Omar Sanders
Mattia Sandera
Jarry Hill
Henrietta Hill
Roy Sanders
Melvin
Avon
Earl Sanders
Lotrio
Arthur German
Dire
Hart German
Court Sebolt
Florence
Gust Anderson
Amherst
Willard Davidson
Q. A. Mordoff
Fred Mordoff
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Harold Edwin Haywood
Borquin
Clarence Hartel
Harry Byareell
Thomas Rusk
John Wheeler
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Henry Kelley
Clair Warner
Mansfield
Tom
Naster Ries Evans
Melfin Bandera
W.N. Sandtra
Charley Ott
Ralph
Ralph Godfrey
Brownhelm
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Esther
Ruth
South Amhhurst
John Arndt
Brownhelm Station
Tom Flowers
Benth Amharat
George Ott
A. J. Joyce
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Levein
BE. J. Darby
Jonnie Carter
Walter Sprague
Keona Mitchell
Castalia
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L. B. Normando
G. R. Kunigan
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Edward
Oberlin
Fred Young
Elyrip
W. H. Didellous
Wakemas
J. D. Heatley
Helmanth
Clair Lawrences
G. R. Kubimens
Tadium
W. Phillipe
Rochester
Ted Roelkine
Rieve
F. W. Riebe
Geo. Phillips
Fremont
Irvin Johnson
Berlin Haights
John Colyer
Blinsfield
Mich
Phillips
Hazel
Jobs Colyer
Addie Phillips
Blissield
Harriet Sherman
Eli- Tia
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O'Dell
Clinton Holbrook
Haze
Ans Beard
Sullivan
Lynn Storrow
CG. J. Storrow
Conklin
L. E., Garlas
Velma
Babcock
Ids Garlay
Questa
E. A. Gariss
J. C
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Frank Scott
Robert Scott
Dora Scott
Clover Leaf
Fern Livermore
Welington Fair
Chas
Beard
Henry Holbrook
Fred Houghtler
N. A. Knapp
L. Knapp
Elyria Auto Radiator & Body CO
East Broad Street BriDge
Tigee Flowers
Martins Ferry
Queensboro
A. C
A. M. ‘Andress & Son
Broad St. Phong
R. M. Summers
Player Pianos
Phono
Igican Ot
Player Alterg
Earl Gourt
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