Bribery Charges Against Senator Gould To Be Arsed
The Senate elections committee will open a bribery inquiry into Senator Arthur R. Gould of Maine. A subcommittee will hold public hearings with Gould and accusers to answer three questions about past actions and whether private life can affect Senate seating.
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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Ayers Cherry Pectoral as a fast acting remedy for coughs and colds. It claims relief from throat to chest irritation, with soothing warmth and easy absorption. The copy targets both children and adults and promotes two sizes 60 cents and 1.60.
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Market prices and grain futures from Cleveland and New York
A mixed market roundup shows hogs, cattle, and sheep trades at Cleveland with generally steady to slightly lower bids and varied loads, while Detroit and New York futures list grain, hay, and Liberty Bonds with notable price points and openings. Apple and potato prices, poultry quotes, and dairy items appear in the same market digest, reflecting a broad commodity snapshot.
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Irish distillers seek Norwats trade shift
Irish liquor makers move to deny trade with Norway after Norwegian authorities reject Prohibition. Negotiations with the Norwegian government, which controls wine and spirits distribution, are underway as tensions rise over trade and policy.
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CELIN
Norway
Birthday Narrowly Survives Severe Stomach Crisis
A reader recounts a near fatal stomach episode after birthday dinner. Three doctors treated him as he fainted from stomach pain. After starting MAYA'S medicine, he reports relief from pain bloating and improved health for years. The advert promotes a simple remedy said to clear catarrhal vacua and reduce intestinal inflammation.
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Maya
Ruggists
Elyria Women Seek Divorces in Common Pleas Court
Two Elyria women filed petitions for divorce in the common pleas court today. Dorothy Howell and Eva M. Clapp, formerly A. T. Clapp, are alleged to have suffered gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty respectively.
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Elyria
Common Pleas Court
Dorothy Howell
Hicherd Howell
Eva M. Clapp
A. T. Clapp
Local Gridders To Be Guests of Kiwanis
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will host a luncheon at the YMCA with Arthur F Waters, secretary, announcing. Gordon Locks former All American fullback and current coach at Care School of Applied Science Clareland will speak to club members and the local high school football team.
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Arthur Fi. Waters
Clh
Gordon Locks
University of Iowa
Care School of Applied Sélence
Clareland
McKinley Biography Recalls Long Public Service and Cancer Struggle
The article chronicles the life of Senator McKinley born in Petersburgh Illinois, a banker and utility figure who built a regional transit system, served in multiple Congresses, and battled cancer last August at a sanitarium. It notes his education in Champaign and his long public career ending with a primary defeat by Frank L. Smith, the World Court stance cited as a factor.
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Io Petersburgh
Champaign
University of Winois
J. R. McKim
McKinley
Midd West
Piurb-Ic Utilities
University of Sino S
Heth
Illinois
House of Representatives
Frank L. Smith
United States
Secretaries Plan Soft Coal Conference For Industry Unity
Secretary of Labor Davis proposed a national conference of bituminous coal industry representatives to craft a peaceful plan for stable output, growth, and fair labor relations. He urged inclusion of Commerce and Labor Departments and warned that without unity the industry faces depressions, costly strikes, and loss of public confidence.
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DAVIS
Washington
Nec
United States
Federal Trade Come
Interstate Commerce Comm
Mateu
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Lonx
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Plans to Create Special Classes for Crippled Deaf and Blind Children
County officials move to establish special classes for crippled deaf and blind children in schools. A current crippled children school on West Avenue lacks capacity for all such pupils, with plans progressing though locations and class numbers are undecided. A county survey by Dr. Fe and nurse Huta F Paddoes aims to count crippled blind and deaf children in the county for a statewide education and training program.
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County Health
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Longtime Ohio nurse dies at 113 Nine lives in service remembered
Mrs. Fre lgson obivia Turner Ferguson dies at 1139 Dec 8 in West Salem Ohio age 10259. She trained at Battle Creek Nurse Training School and served as a nurse for many years in the Franch Soares area. Survived by children Mary Ferguson Love Thomas Ferguson and others. Funeral set Friday at Home for the Ages in West Salem with services at 1:50. Also notices: Mrs Elmira Carr dies at 77 at daughter Martha Funk home in West Salem. services Friday at 9:99 from daughter home. burial in Tiffin. Mrs Jennie Josivn dies at son Alvi Josizu residence 212 Fourth Street. services at home Friday afternoon.
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Wayne County
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Fourth Street
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Alvi Josizu
Ac Weata
Cnighan Coaker
Firrie
Alze A G Scott
Manistiqu Brothers
Californi Funeral Services
Josivn
Taylor Funeral Home
Mrs George Campbell Dies in Florida Homecoming
Word has arrived of the death of Mrs George Campbell at St Futtersburg Florida She had gone to Florida five weeks ago from the city and died yesterday morning at nine thirty at her parents home Mrs Schofield Her husband Georges Campbell left last evening for St Petersburg
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St. Futtersburg
Patrick Callahan Dies at Home Aged Local Resident
Patrick Callahan died at his home at 146 Elbe Street at 8 45 p m. He is survived by his wife Sadie and three children France Leona and Florence. A brother and a sister including James Boyle of School Street. Funeral services at St Church Friday at 9 a m. Burial is at St Marys Cemetery.
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Elbe Street
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Wif Sadie
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Florence
M James Boyle
School Street
From &T
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elyria Man Honored at Harvard Class Day
M Gates of nitria a Harvard College senior was announced as nominated for Ivy Odar of the Kenser tion during class day celebrations. He has been active in undergrad activities and pitched for the university baseball squad for several years, after preparation at Milton Academy.
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Nitria
Harvard College
Ivy Oraiar
Kensertion
Jane
Sveral
Tes
iMton Academy
Court fight over jury panel in Stark County case heats up
Reports from Stark County describe a tense hearing as prosecutors plan to call 20 to 30 witnesses while defense teams contest the jury panel and seek to move the venue. Wealthy Rudner family is cited as backing the defense amid rumors of full defense costs.
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Max Rudner
Kem Rudner
Durang Washen
Rudner Fam
Stark County
R. Meilirane
Internations
Lorain County Teachers Enroll 100 Percent in Associations
Lorain county school teachers are enrolled 100 percent in the Northeastern Teachers’ Association and in the State Teachers’ Association, the county school office reported this morning. Avon Lake and Amherst schools have all teachers as members of the National Educational Association.
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Thache Ink
Lorain County
Northeastern Teachers’ Association
State Teachers’ Association
Avon Lake
Amherst
National Educational Association
Lowden Endorses Price Fixing to Aid Farmers
Frank Lowden, touted as a 1973 Farm candidate, urged price fixing as a solution to farm troubles. Speaking at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention, he advocated price stabilization and cooperative action to remove surpluses, set fair prices, and support rural livelihoods amidst agricultural decline.
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Frank
Lowden
Loday
Apo
Congress
Baeau Federation
Kline
Law of
Ioeden
Agricultu
Dia
Pioners
Coop
Lowden Enid
America
South
Resolutions Committee
Letters Read In Court Detail Countess Balm To Count Salm
In York a court heard letters from Millicent Rogers, wife of Count Salm, to her mother about Count Salm. The notes, written just before the birth of their child, suggest she planned to return to her husband and protect him from work. The suit concerns her separation from Count Salm.
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Count Salm
York
Balm
Millicent Rogers
Henry H. Rogers
Standard OU Company
Fall and Sinclair to be arraigned on December 17
Millionaire operator B. Fall and Warrs Sinclair face arraignment for conspiracy to defraud the government in the leasing of the Tea Pot Dome Reserve. A trial date will be set after the holidays following a reference between special recommending counsel and Justice Bail of the District of Columbia.
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Tatecini Alber
B. Fall
Warrs Sinclair
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District of Columbia
Tomorrow's Radio Concert Listings Across Cities
Radio schedules show a lineup of concerts and programs from stations in Pittsburgh New York Cleveland Schenectady and Cincinnati. Performances feature the R V B Trio Imperial Imps Mendelssohn Club and operatic works with start times from 8:23 to 10:30 PM and listed prices.
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Cleveland
Public Auditorium
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Schenectady
Mendelssohn Club
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WEAF
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Garner Proposes $235 Million Tax Reduction Bill
Washington reports Rep. Garner of Texas introduces a $235,600,000 tax cut measure aimed at lowering the corporate income tax from 15 to 11 percent and reducing automobile taxes. He argues the surplus supports tax relief to benefit consumers and cites Coolidge and Mellon favoring cuts over debt repayment. The plan also targets admissions, club dues, and stamp taxes to widen relief.
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Alexander Hamilton
Illinois Finds McKinley Seat Vacuum Makers Stir in Washington
Gov Leu Small of Illinois may not appoint Col Frank L Smith to fill the unexpired Senate term of William B McKinles who died yesterday Administrations leaders advise against Smith due to campaign expenditures prompting clashes over the seat Future talks focus on MacBinter's replacement as political maneuvering tightens in Springfield and Washington
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Leu Small
Ilinois
Frank L. Smith
William B. McKinles
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Allen Moore
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Senate
Shtads
Meyors
The Pepper Party Broadcasts From Hot Springs
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 1948 Hot Springs broadcast on KTHS and WGN with ambiguous titles and names, including The Raintow Froi and Chirake Til-3173, indicating a misread study of a radio program or script.
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KTHS
Hot Springs
Chirake
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Miller's Kola Compound Promoted As Cure All
Mrs J E Walgae says Miller's Holt Pepsin Celery Compound cured her stomach kidney and nervous trouble after six bottles. Ad touts the remedy as a wonder medicine available at $1 10 for an extra large bottle with a pamphlet by request at the druggist.
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Miller's Holt
J. E. Walgace
Miller's
Second M. E. Church Notes Highlight Dudley Club Event
The E W Dudley Club held its first church entertainment Monday at the Second M E Church. A wire broadcast program featured new converts from the revival led by Mr E W Dudley followed by a chicken and rabbit dinner. Committees led by Mrs Gary, Mrs Evergeeam, Mr Jackson, and Str Durham organized.
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Good Home
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Evergeeam
Jackson
Durham
Hobere Jae
Middle Avenue
J. Reneger
Sunday Show Board
Meriiei
Appointment of Moss as assistant administrator in charge of enforcement
Derlam D Moes a gene production agent at Detroit was today appointed assistant administrator in charge of enforcement for the eastern judicial district with headquarters in Detroit Moss has served in the post five years An appointment spec in the local dry office noted Moss as assistant administrator in charge of permits with headquarters at Columbus O
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Int Bureralfs
Washington
Lam D. Moes
Detroit
Eastern Judicial District
Troit
Moss
Columbus
Alaska water power and pulp mill project backed by San Francisco capitalists
A group of San Francisco capitalists pursue a planned water power and paper and pulp development in Alaska. The project aims to cost around ,000 and to employ up to 4,000 men during construction and operation, signaling a major regional industrial initiative.
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