Ohio Leads Nation in Natural Gas Use in 1925
Columbus reports Ohio consumed 1 023 730 000 cubic feet of natural gas in 1925, first among states. About 91 702 000 cubic feet served Ohio households, with 7 055 500 U S gas customers nationwide. Ohio wells produced 54 912 000 000 cubic feet while 70 770 000 000 were imported from other states, totaling 124 582 000 000 cubic feet, up 7 percent from the prior year.
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Columbus
Pov
Ohio
Federal
Department of Interior
Oho Housetaelberg
United States
U. S
Gevleg
Ruyvcy
City Police and Fire Department Recognition Ceremony
Police and Fire departments remember city service with appreciation lines and memorial notes. Officials praise responders, commemorate volunteers, and honor retirees while noting community support and holiday sentiments.
Power House Blast Wrecks Neighboring Homes Near Ossmootaac
A major explosion at the Underwood Colliery power house of the Pennsylvanian Railway near Ossmootaac damaged every window within two miles and a second blast caused a further crater of about five miles. No one was injured though nearby residents reported intense danger and widespread disruption.
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Wastlington
Dev
Pennsvivenia Railreld
Olsmootaac
Mooro
Paes Underwood i
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate Railway Company Sold
Auggenheim Brothers acquire the Anglo-Chilean Nitrate Railway for 3,400,000 pounds with a 7 percent mortgage on the new entity. British staff to receive 470,000 dollars in cash and Chinese staff offered option to join the new company with compensation.
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London
Auggenheim Brothers
Anglo- Chilean Nitrate Railway Company
Anglo-Chilath Company
Man Reveals Secret of Old Swindle Game
Police search for a man who allegedly sold a fortune producing machine that printed twenty dollar bills from blank paper. The suspect, tied to a 1922 scheme worth 2400, admitted the ruse after officers raided Krajoski’s home. No liquor found. man led police to story he was ashamed to tell.
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Slorain
Des
John Widejeski
Penfield Junction
Boone
Krajoski
Manor
Atay
Cross Eyes Straightened Proples Snale at Ther Eyes
Fragmentary text appears to describe eye alignment and a request for a free plan to Mienga. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes are identifiable.
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Mienga
Fragmented OCR narrative from Homer hospital scene
A chaotic OCR passage describes a medical scene with a baby, a father and sister in distress near a hospital. Mentions hospital, flames, a patient named Kare McNipil and other scattered names. The text is disjointed, with garbled phrases and unclear chronology.
Tragic Flood Devastates Valley. Many Perish in Freezing Waters
Severe floods sweep through the valley as recent storms push water over a dam. Bodies recovered include Tivire Prater and Jamies Teratce gard wife, with hospital staff from Bristol Abington and others aiding the injured. Christmas care crews rush to treat pneumonia fears amid bleak conditions.
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Tee
Dee
Tivire Prater
Jamies Teratce Gard
Webb
Uuther
Von
Opal Peakes
Newy-Hypounia
Bristol
Abington
Hosnake
Gene Volnnis
Banking system in strong position warns official
The official states the adjustment is complete and banking conditions are sound. Prices are stable, production rising, employment improving, and bank deposits up a large amount since 1941. Reserves are unusually high, reflecting a stronger banking and credit structure able to support ongoing business and industrial expansion.
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Ody
Molle
Untitled Ad Describes Remedy For Stomach Ailments
A garbled advertisement promises a remedy to ease stomach troubles and intestinal inflammation. It mentions relief from stomach pain and quells mucus, claiming health benefits and a money back guarantee.
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Mayra
Two Die As Illinois Fire Destroys Home
A fire swept the home of Joseph Senaefer early today in Illinois, killing two people and seriously burning two others. Tr. Dee, 26, among the victims, and two Hyves were reported dead or severely burned.
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Vile
Dee
Joseph Senaefer
Youth fatally shoots stepfather in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on December 24 Marion F Thompson aged 20 shot and killed his stepfather John White aged 05. Thompson claimed the house was full of moonshine and that White tried to shoot a boy first. The incident occurred amid chaotic statements and unclear local details.
Japan Plans to Renew Immigration Issue Despite U S Stance
Tokyo dispatch reports the Japanese government intends to reopen the immigration question when it deems the time opportune, despite ongoing U S opposition. The information is described as highly reliable and indicates renewed priority on the matter.
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Toreto
United States
Japan
Grain prices open lower on Chicago markets
Chicago grain prices opened lower on December 26 with wheat slipping 1 8 to 7 8, and corn dropping about 1 to 6 4. Opening quotes show May wheat around 176 1 4 and July near 149 7 8. Corn futures declined across December 1 24 3 4 to 1 2.
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Chicago
Cleveland Livestock Report Shows Mixed Price Gains
CATTLE Reets 600, market slow. CALVES Reéatsa 300, up to $1.00 higher, top $17.00. SHEEP AND LAMBS Reets 00, market 60¢ higher, top $18.50. YORKERS $10.26, mixed $10.80, heavies $10.75, mediums $10.678, pigs $9.00, roughs $9.06, stage $9.60.
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Cleveland
Three Million Gift Planned for Ritter Company Employees
Columbus reports that about 124 people across 12 states, including 50 teens, will receive a Christmas gift totaling roughly $3,000,000 from William Ritter, a Washington magnate. The distribution, believed to be from preferred stock valued at about $1,250,000, covers about 25 percent of the company capital. The overall estate is estimated between $2,000,000 and $3,000,000 in market value.
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Columbus
United States
Wm. AR Rit
Washington, D. C
William Ritter Company
Wilel
Chronigams to Maabands and Court Notices
A series of notices from Elyria area docket entries. A divorce petition filed in common pleas court notes a prior marriage in 1921. The January term in Lorain County Pleas Court is printed. A jewelry sales suit for 115.42 is in common pleas court. An appeal to the Court of Appeals challenges a prior note collection in the Bannon Theatre deal with the Bixtra Savings and Trust Co. as defendant in error.
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Hugh Hi. West
Elyria
Elsie Emeris
Common Pleas Court
Amon Pleas
Common Pleas
George L. Nye
Court of Appeals
Nye
Defenge
Bixtra Savings and Trist Co
Fire department lauded for candlelit Christmas tree blaze
VENCINN report reflects Hahted candles igniting a Christmas tree blaze. Thuradas fire crews were praised for rapid response and securing the scene.
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Vencinn
Ati
Washington Congress Faces Oil Legislation Challenge
In Wash ington on December 26 the legislature prepares for a wave of laws to be cleared before March 4. The House and Senate are expected to tackle a hot mix of bills and regulatory measures amid tight deadlines and political pressure.
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Washtrington
Hsil Congress
Opera Singer Vira Leveront Dies in City Home
Der. 28 Mine VM Vira Leveront, opera singer, died here today at the home of her sister after a two months illness.
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Hoston
Der
Mine
Vira Leveront
Mness
Young youths curb raid with custody in Lima
In Lima Ohio two youths aged 14 and 15 confessed to a robbery aim and fled under guard today. Police report the pair, Pranela Miner and Harold John, are in custody after the incident.
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Lima
Youngmert
Pranela Miner
Harold John.a
Local School Auction Listings and Item Notes
Fragmented OCR lists items and prices from a local sale: Roosters 2.00, cheese, apples, and various classroom and grade notes. Names and places are garbled but indicate a community vendor sale with multiple product lines and prices.
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Bultar
Mhrsts Co
Packipe
Gcebr
York St
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Bellevista Road
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