Japanese Counterfeiting Ring Prosecuted by Federal Judge
Dec 12. Federal Judge J T De et al sentences K Nakaya and twenty one members of a Japanese counterfeiting gang for making bogus money in the territory. Ten cases already prosecuted. Nakaya imprisoned in the United States marshal’s office as the others await sentencing. Respect for law emphasized.
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Sololu
Ome Dour
J. T. Deim
United States District
K. Nakayi
Nakaya
United States Marshal
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Growth For Children
Scott's Emulsion claims to strengthen bones teeth and bodies for many boys and girls throughout the year. The ad urges daily inclusion in children’s diets and references Scott & Bowne Bloomfield and W. J. as the originating firm.
Oberlin Man Bound Over In Forgery Case
Carl Bruning faced a grand jury after Mayor Smith's court bound him over on a forgery charge. A $20 check signed by J. B. Franklin was paid at Oberlin Savings Bank. Franklin denies signing it. Bruning later tried a $225 Elyria signed check, was arrested in Elyria, and bound over for trial. He had worked on Franklin’s farm, left town, planned to buy a Ford in Elyria, and had previous residence at a children’s home.
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Oberlin
Carl Brunng
Smith
Oberlin Savings Bank
J. B. Franklin
Franklin
Elyria
Bruning
Toledo
Oberlin R A M and Chapter Install Officers Friday
Oberlin Royal Arch Masons will hold a joint installation of officers with the Masonic lodge in the Masonic hall on Friday evening December 19. Dinner at 6 30 o clock with a small charge then installation ceremony. A special meeting of Royal Arch Masons is set for this evening at 7 30.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Ter R. A. M
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Royal Arch Masons
Runaway Bride Returns Home Amid Cold Reception
Attorney John P. Green of Cleveland speaks at Mt. Zion Baptist church on December 14 at 3 PM on "The Negro and the Law." The Nineteenth Century club hosts a bridge party December 16 at Mrs. J. WW. Hill's home, 209 W College. The Literary and Social club plans a Christmas party December 15 at Mrs. Allen's home, 193 East College. Lunch will be served.
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John P. Green
Cleveland
Dunbar Forum
Local Club Officers Named as December Meetings Set
At 7 30 p m the W R C elected officers with Lydia S Pfaff as President Cora Walker Senior Vice Lena Shanks Junior Vice Mrs T W Thomas Chaplain Minnie Morris Treasurer Lily Rudekoff Guard Ten appointive officers will be announced Dec 19 The American Legion Auxiliary meets next Tuesday Dec 16 The Oberlin Woman's club Literature department meets Dec 16 at 3 p m at Mrs Pierce 139 Morgan St The I T Y T M club meets Monday evening with Miss Gladys Hart 245 North Professor
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Lydia S. Pfaff
Cora Walker
Lena Shanks
T. W. Thomas
Minnie Morris
Lily Rudekoff
American Legion Auxiliary
Oberlin Woman’s Club
Mreg
P. S. Pierce
Morgan St
Gladys Hart
North Profressor
Mining group clears miners in Jacksonville blast case
A public statement by the Hocking Mining Association in Nelsonville says untold miners are not responsible for the dynamiting of two coal mines near Jacksonville, with radicals suspected as the cause.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Mining Association
Hocking Valley
Jacksonville
Turkeys sent to Pittsburgh hit prices hard in Ohio valley
Ohio valley turkey raisers dumped their crop on the Pittsburgh market causing prices to tumble Thousands of birds were returned and will be held for the holiday trade In Barton Ohio Colerain township teachers have just received their October wages Officials say November salaries may be paid before Christmas In Defiance Ohio W F Hauenstein of Lima is installing a 1500 mile radius broadcasting station at Page Organ Company WAOC will broadcast on 266 meters and be run by local operators in six weeks In Shadyside Ohio the Ohio Ball Telephones Company cut student operator wages in smaller offices to nine dollars a week from ten
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Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
Barton
Colerain Township
Town Ship
Defiance
W. F. Hauenstein
Lima
Page Organ Company
WAOC
Hauenstein
Shadyside
Ohio Ball Telephones Company
Silk and Wool Prices Jump From One to Two Dollars
Retail notes show silk and wool goods priced broadly from $1.00 to $2.50 with smaller items at .75 to $1.25, indicating a range in costs for fabrics and garments.
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Madras
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Scott
Oberlin Maron
Oberlin Briefs
Shor Geo H
Dorothy Martin Hillman
Edward Hillman Jr
Chicago
New York
Apollo Chocolates
Apollo
Perry’s
Brax
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Ae Ys
Seaa
Middleport, O
Gscarets
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Children’s Apparel Shop
Bres
Foster-Fitch
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