Businessmen say U S economy sound despite stock crash
The United States Chamber of Commerce summarized testimonies from over 400 business leaders at a national survey conference on Washington’s Dec 6. Delegates reported healthy demand in autos and mortgages, rising real estate activity, and robust machinery and life insurance sectors. They cautioned lumber and cotton textiles faced challenges, while real estate may improve with lower rates.
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Hoover
United States Chamber of Commerce
Junius Barnes
Storks
Pate
Retai
Tetail
Vein of gas well drilled on Meyers farm taps northeast
The Meyers farm drill near Carlisle reports a vein of gas outlook. Operators describe the 4AS War well as long lasting and capable of production beyond the planned period. Drilling faced cold weather and back-line access issues but proceeded with the rig set to bore two additional wells at Hacky River and nearby.
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Eas
Myers
Carlisle
Meyers
Meyers Farm
Stoney Ridge
McCgrath
Hacky
Thie
Local News In a Few Lines Enforce Traffic Rules and Warnings
Police issued 23 traffic violation tags and 30 fines under the new traffic ordinance in effect since Monday. Violations yesterday included 13 parked without lights and other infractions. a furnace fire at 11:07 last night caused no damage. Lois Desautella faces a nonsupport arraignment. county commissioners held a ditch assessment hearing. Mary Wargo sues Alex Wargo for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness with alleged stabbing. married 1922 with one child.
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Hose Co. 1
Engine Co. 3
Loy Zimmer
Foster Avenue
Divarce
Mary Wargo
Alex Wargo
Toledo Avenue
Lorain
Millionaires' feud over 32 million franc estate erupts in Paris
Six titled relatives and a Greek secretary fight over the will of Mikhail Pasha, Italian wife of a Muslim, with disputed documents and competing laws from France Italy and Greece. Handwriting experts denounce forged papers while police and consulate officials weigh inheritance claims and possible distribution to Count Patrice. The case, wrapped in legal maneuvering, threatens to span months as factions press for control.
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Lyons
Akwani
Mikha
Italan
Mussulman
Hungary
Greece
Merceder
Secertary
Doud
Jeh
Patriee
Pranerilly
Patrice Shawl
Tehaly
Vatrhes
Sahl
Patrice
Cise
Worl
Mme
Mikhail Pasha
Mussylman
Colson Company Bikes and the Steel Frame Making Process
Charles W. Lawrence details the Colson Company’s bike plant, describing automatic welding, stamping, and finishing of bicycle frames. The piece covers frame assembly, wheel fitting, tire mounting, and painting, noting 153 bicycle models, 354 wheel models, and 26 K cycles. Superintendent M. J. Trendrick has guided efforts since 1919.
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Cotsen Company 3 Rhe
Rome
Thoaugh
Porebremhim
Colson Company
Elyria
Ioh
M. J. Trendricks
Machine Parts
Markets Beat Up Commons and Prices Slide Across Regions
Cleveland and Columbus market reports show misc produce steady or slipping. Butter eggs and poultry held firm in some lines but pork and cattle varied. Christmas trees and potatoes noted with mixed demand. Regional livestock quotes point to softer hogs and steady cattle. Chicago and Toledo quotes align with uneven movement across grains and hay markets.
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Columbus
Dee
Florida
Minnesota
Long-tenured workers honor at local vehicle plant
George Stevens, manager of the plant, notes veteran staffers who have served many years. George Trumble has striped for 26 years, alongside Charles Rawson, Newman Reinhardt, George Thomason, Louis Hummrich, Arthur Bailey, John Noveski, Don Hepebrandt, Mat Taylor, Joe Rogers, H G Holton, Andy Pokar, Edward Galley, Claud Jobson, and others. The manager says the continued loyalty reflects well on the plant.
Lorain County Candidates Warned for Filing Expense Reports
Lorain County candidates in the November 6 election who failed to file required election expense accounts will be warned to comply. Prosecutor Don Myers reported 160 violators in the county and said formal action will follow for nonresponse to warning letters. He cited instructions from the state attorney general’s department to press those未 filing as required.
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Lorain County
Don Myers
Oday
Myers
Amit
Onerais Department
Death Record Nellie A Willams Dead at Home
Nellie A Williams wife of W T Williams died this morning at 232 6th Street after a long illness Born East Cleveland May 3 1841 second oldest in a large family Parents Horatio and Rebecca Smith of Mastron ancestry She taught earlier in life Married 1865 in Mayfield later moved to North Olmsted O moved to Lairan County Parents of five children two died in childhood She leaves Howard Q C and Mabel A at home Stella A W Nelson of New York City a brother Wayne Smith Columbus two sisters A C Gardner Unionville and H H Briggs North Olmsted Services Monday Dec 9 at 2 50 PM at the late residence Rev Bohn Oberlin Burial at North Olmsted Cemetery
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Nellie A. Williams
Nellie A. Willams
W. T. Williams
6Th Street
Shin
East Cleveland
Horatio
Rebecca Smith
W. T. Willams
Mayfield
North Olmsted
Larain County
Stella A. W. Nelson
New York City
Wayne Smith
Columbus
A. C. Gardner
Unionville
HH. OH. Briggs
Morday
Rev. Bohn
Oberlin
North Olmsted Cemetery
Mrs Belle Hopkins Passes Away In Birmingham Ohio
Mrs Belle Hopkins aged 79 died at her home in Birmingham Ohio after a lingering illness. She lived in the area all her life. Survived by husband John Hopkins who died six years ago three children Curtin Fulger Elyria Leon Hopkins Henriettta and Lou Hopkins five granddaughters and one grandson. Private funeral set for Saturday at 2 30 pm at Birmingham M E church with Rev Fred Ross officiating burial at Birmingham cemetery.
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Birmingham
Belle Hopkins
Fred Ross
Birminghamls
Birmingham Cemetery
Police Chief Orders Heightened Watch for Suspicious Persons
Potter Chief I Stamkard issued an order to all police officers to be especially watchful of suspicious persons around the city and ensure all local stores and business places are secured. He noted Christmas as a period with transient thefts and urged officers to exercise caution while merchants maximize security.
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I. Stamkard Bie
Atlanta Banish Beggars Campaign Gains Momentum
Atlanta civic leaders push to drive beggars from city streets as Community Chest efforts stumble. The city council weighs action after editorials and newspaper protests. A JCs survey reports 4 percent of mendicants refuse aid, with daily earnings from 7 to 55 dollars.
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uOggars
Armanita
Tity Council
Detroit Calls Citizens to Curb Auto Death Toll
Detroit mayor John Christian Lodge urged a citywide safety push after traffic deaths rose from 26 to 72 per month with over 1,000 maimed and thousands more involved in crashes. A citizens committee was formed to coordinate actions and recruit 590,090 motorists in the campaign. Authorities in Knutsford England advertise a local prison for sale noting murderers’ bodies removed and the execution shed dismantled.
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Detroit
John Christian Lodge
Lodge
Knutsford
Chesire
Eng
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