ANARD HONORS Ww Foy CONTEST AT HIGH SCHOOL
At 10 20 this morning in the high school auditorium the crown ing event of Better Engels week named Irvine Johnson best reader by a committee. Virginia Goodwin won second place. Autographed books were awarded to Johnson and Goodwin. Johnson represented the senior class. Roslind Lees and Richard Ste lave were among other contestants. English honor society members received pens for service.
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Ervine Johnson
Tmme Irvine Johnson
BE. Blanchard
John P. Rankin
R. M. Harrison
H. C. Stevens
E. J. Howen
Virginia Goodwin
Stefangson
M.s. Goodwin
Sopnoore
Robert Utter
Virginta Goodwin
Teshman
Emily Ruggies
Atlantic Hombly
Mr. G.ladd
Erslish
Winifred Decker
Muga Fosselius
Alma Hagle
Florence Walter
Treva Kirk, Pope
Richard Ste Lave Beert
County Officials Accused of Illicit Funds and Transporting Prisoners
Henry County officers face findings by the state bureau of public counting. Sheriff Lowry is charged with collecting $463 and Carl Zimmer with $812 for using their own automobiles to transport prisoners. Similar findings have been reported recently against several county and village officers.
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State Bureau of Public Counting
H. R. Lowry
Henry
Columbus
Pani
Carl Zi
Sher. Lowry
Zimmer
Bureau
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Warren Rane Catt War n Veerigin Ve Are
President Coolidge named Charles B. Warren of Detroit as ambassador to Mexico City after receiving assurances from the Obregon government. The nomination follows issues tied to Mexican policy and prior signaling regarding Japan.
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Warren Rane Catt
Wilaiah
Washington
Mexico
Preside Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
Detroit
Mexico City
Whea House
Senate
Obregon
W Warren
Japan
Tion
Opposition to Mellon Plan Gains Few Ground
A disjointed report notes opposition to Mellon’s plan within the Republican-led House. It mentions tax reform, shifting from corporate to individual tax, and senior member Rex Sevarel among others. Also a stray line about giant bees in India appears.
Three Held in $107 Million New York Job
Three men were jailed on charges of robbing Mrs. Olive Celeste Waite, former prima donna of the Bostonians, of stock and jewels totaling $107,900. The stock worth $100,000 and $7,900 in jewels were recovered after arrests of suspects who gave names as Colonel Omar Macklin, Harry Sautmaz, and Charles Van.
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New York
Olive Celeste Waite
Bostonians Opera Company
Cincinnati
Omar Macklin
Harry Sautmaz
Charles van
Bank Messenger Robbed in Daylight Kidnap Plot
A Citizens National Bank messenger was held up in broad daylight in Parkersburg West Virginia this morning by automobile bandits who fled with 1400 dollars in cash all in one dollar bills after attempting to kidnap the messenger.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Citizens National Bank
Phone Operators Killed in Blaze in Alabama
Two telephone operators died in a blaze that destroyed the building they worked in at Andalusia Alabama. Fire officials reported the deaths after the flames swept through the structure during the incident on February indicating a tragic workplace disaster in the city.
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Birmingham
Ala
Andalusia
Fireman Twice Overcome In Fierce City Blaze
Fire in the Blue Ribbon Auto Livery damaged 35 motor vehicles and forced two occupants from their beds. Fireman Raymond Rade was twice overcome by smoke and rescued with the help of a fellow firefighter as the building burned. Loss estimated at 15500 dollars.
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Columbus
Ymond Rade
Unclear OCR Item Signals Legal Case Reference
Fragmentary text references a suit involving William Joseph Sim and an order of EO. Details are missing, including action type, court, date, and outcome.
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Kamelea SU
Joseph Simreach
Ridgeville Birthdays and Visits Highlight Community News
Ridgeville Ridgeville February 21 Several local families are noted visiting relatives including Mrs A H Teals Ruth and Myers Milers sister and Mrs Walter Walington of Fields. Allie Gsid celebrated a birthday with friends from Ridgeville and nearby towns. Eight children attended Merton Masons birthday party last Saturday.
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Ridgeville
Kansles
Austin
Ruth
Myers
Milier
Thay
Walter Walingtan
Fields
Vic
Aimmons
Bristol
Virginia
Allie Gsidro
G. Terveil
Geo. Fortune
L. D. Lloyd
Chas
Aniious
Frank Mason
Stevens
S Gerlach
Ts. Knowles
Merton Mason
Local Social Notes Highlight Feb 14 15 Events
Miss Mary Gibbons spent Monday in Elyna. Maud Jordan and Mr. Edd Bainbridge were married on Wednesday Feb. 15 at Fields parsonage. Miss Matilda Zeigman and Mr. Charles were married in Cleveland Feb. 14 and will live with Mrs. Charles father. Several locals fall ill or travel with visits, parties, and hospital stays noted including broken leg, tonsillitis, and shoulder injuries.
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Mary Gibbons
Elyna
Merton Zeman
Lakewood
Chas. Zeman
J. Barress
Euci Wiley
W. Bennett
Maud Jordan
Edd Bainbridge
Fields Parsonage
Dorothy Hadaway
Lucifer
Donald Hadaway
Virginia Roth
Virginia
Eldon
Cleveland
Joe Meyers
Stony Ridge
Geo
Strickland
Matilda Zeigman
Mr. Charles
Mrs. Charles
Auto crash verdict awards $6000 to local plaintiff
A jury in Judge Webber's court awarded K. R. Hail six thousand dollars in a suit against Electric Package Agency for twenty thousand. The October 10 1922 collision at West avenue and Bishth street left Hail with facial injuries and other bodily harm after his county car collided with a truck driven by the defendant.
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Webber
K. R. Hail
Electric Package Agency
West Avenue
Bishth Street
Hall
Howard Miller
Hail
Isie Perugament
Defends
Pope May Name Two American Prelates
Vatican reports indicate two American prelates may be named cardinals in March with Archbishop Hares of New York cited as a candidate. The Pope reportedly seeks to honor American church support. The Elyria public library will close tomorrow for Washingtons Birthday. Akron scores reflect a varsity city game season with weak coaching.
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Cathohie Prebe
Vatican
Hares
New York
Elyria
Washington
Akron
Innovative aboveground swimming pool proposed in Michigan
The Water Safety Council of America promotes a novel aboveground pool modeled after a Roman Hippodrome. It features a water tight central bowl with surrounding dressing rooms and a roofed runway. Advocate Bradley Tyerell urges quick plans for 1924 construction to prevent a wasted season.
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Water Safety Council of America
Chicago
Michigan
Bradley Tyerell
America
Water Safety Council
New York Stocks Hover Quietly At Noon Despite Dividend News
Forenoon trading on Wall Street showed a calm, steady session with the steel sector influenced by Gulf States Steel common dividend increases, lifting the stock about one point to 21 4. Notable quotes include American Can at 112 1-4 and American Locomotive at 74 1-2 amid a broad list of industrials and transport shares.
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New York
Gulf States Steel Common
General Electrica Inspiration Copper Marine
Marine Prié
Mexican Petroleum
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Eee
Texas Company
Ind. Alcohol
Steel
Stab Copper
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Marriage in Cleveland as Ohio stations play wedding march
Cleveland Miss Evelyn Street and Warren Ensign wed after WTAM broadcast a wedding march. Meanwhile in Kenton Dr R G Schuette survived a scare when a match ignited alcohol fumes from his radiator while inspecting a theft suspect. In Columbus life imprisonment is imposed on Tracy Woodward for murdering his wife. In Findlay Mayor Groves defies the Ministerial Association and vows to run the city his way. In Columbus a Securities Division cut slashes commissions to ten percent on stock and six percent on bonds.
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Columbus
Norman E. Beck
State Division of Securities
Cleveland
WTAM
Willard Storage Battery
Miss Evelyn Street
Warren Ensign
Claridon
Ohio
Common Pleas
Sowers
Tracy Woodward
Mary Woodward
Ohio Democrats pick Hayes ally for national ticket
In Columbus on February 24 Robert Hayes said the Ohio delegation backs the 1820 Democratic nominee for president at the June New York convention. Hayes also announced he consents to his name being used as a presidential candidate. Dayton reports note local political shifts and legal actions across Ohio in a day of varied political and economic notes.
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Columbus
United
Ohio
New York
Robert &. Hayes
Cox
Hayes
Miami
Phi
Menu item list for breakfast lunch and dinner
A historical menu lists breakfast with oranges sauzige fried mush and toast and coffee lunch with vegetable soup creamed cauliflower bread and butter applesauce and milk dinner featuring a casserole of rice and meat creamed carrots rolls butter and apricot whip along with coffee.
Today’s Recipes Include Soup and Casserole Dishes
Vegetable Soup uses leftovers or fresh bones, simmered for hours, with adds like gravy or various vegetables. A Rice and Meat Casserole combines rice, cold meat, onions, herbs, and egg, steamed in a mold with tomato sauce. Apricot Whip uses dried apricots, sugar, eggs, and whipped cream. Also tips for cleaning boards and opening sardine cans.
Cranberries as a tangy alternative to jams
The article suggests mixing cranberry sauce with soft cream or cottage cheese for hors d oeuvre or dessert. It claims this version is tangier, lower in fat and cost, and wholesome while rivaling sweeter jams like bar le duc in taste.
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Bar le Duc
Ready to use mixed vegetables for soup with croutons
A can of mixed vegetables ready for use is available from the store, nearly as good as homemade. Serve the soup with croutons made from toast slices buttered and diced, then crisped in the oven. Another method is to sauté the bread cubes.
Tax plan slated to raise about sixty seven thousand
Police in Cincinnati issue alerts for a citywide roundup amid rising burglaries in the suburbs. In Columbus, defense lawyers continue presenting documents and reports from subsidiary concerns tied to the R. L. Collings Co. case as the federal trial probes alleged mail fraud in stock sales involving former Dollings executives.
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Columbus
R. L. Collings Co
Ohio
Sater
William G. Benham
Dwight Harrison
Vic
Beeff Trust Case: Armour Given Time Limit Reprieve
Washington February 21 Justice Bailey refused to extend the four year period in which Armour and Company, one of the Big Five Packers, may divest sideline businesses under the government dissolution decree. He noted many applications had already been granted and found no justification to extend the deadline.
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Washington
Justice Bailey
District Supreme Cour
Armour and Company
Packer
British Cabinet Approves Naval Cruiser Build Up to Six
London February 21 The British cabinet today decided to carry out the naval construction program previously agreed upon and will probably begin work on six cruisers immediately.
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London
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