Blackmer recounts secrecy over 1921 oil profit in Teapot Dome probe
Myron K. Blackmer of Denver testified before the Teapot Dome committee that his father WA M Blackmer kept the 1921 Continental Company profit secret until 1923. He said about 750000 dollars traced to his father. profit ownership remained unclear as oil deals involving Mid West Renning, Prairie Oil and Gas, and Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing evolved.
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Washington
Myron K. Blackmer
Denver
WA. M. Blackmer
Senate
Blackmer
Europe
Young Blackmer
Continental Company
Midwest Renning Company
Humphreys
Mexia Oil
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Continental Trading Company
Commissioner Hudson, Bradley face federal charges after raid
Springfield reports Commissioner Thomas Hudson has bond magistrate Joseph Flaugher and officer William Bradley charged by a federal jury with prohibition laws violation. Bradley allegedly worked from Flaugher's court and was arrested for conducting a raid without a proper warrant.
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Springfield
Thomas Hudson
Joseph Flaugher
William Bradley Offrcer
Bradley
Flaugher
Wiliam
Governor Earl Bloom Expected To Announce Candidacy
Political circles here report Governor Earl Bloom and Bowne Green prepare to announce Bloom's bid for Ohio governor within three days.
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Coluatbus
Earl Bloom
Bowne Green
Ohio
Mixed Dances at Ridgeville Grange Hall
Sai leads evening of dances at Ridgeville Grange Hall with Peerless Orchestra providing music.
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Ridgeville Grange Hall
Sai
Peerless Orchestra
Rural events share schedule of farm talks and meetings
Feb 28 3 p m San Grarre Grange Hall Growing 1% legumes with Earl Jones and C L Rowlesd speakers Feb 28 7 p m Belier school auditorium Growing 21 legumes Earl Jones and C 5 Rowland speakers Mar 1 5 p m Carlisle Town Hall Growing of 4 courses Earl Jones and C Mar 1 1 35 p m nd floor Y M C A Farm account aboal Guy Miller and C FL Mar 3 all day meeting gramme meeting at Riese ville Grange Hall
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San Grarre Et Grange Hall
Earl Jones
Speekera
Rbelier School
Rowland
Carlisle Tows Hall
Guy Miller
C. FL
Mono Gramge
Rieseville Grange Hall
Bus Drivers Exempt From Eight Ton Limit under New Rule
Sherif E G Mathewe announced a temporary eight ton limit exemption for bus drivers operating pneumatic tire buses and trucks. Buses over ten tons may still operate, with pneumatic tires exempt, while solid rubber tires and trailers face stricter restrictions.
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FL Schlesinger
Highners
Sherif E. G. Mathewe
Mathers
Mrs Hanna Will Not Resign Amid Council Moves
Mrs Hanna, head of the Publiet and Membership committees of the Ohio Women’s Council, reconsidered resignation then said she would retire only from the membership committee. She endorsed Herbert Hoover for president and faces a delegate-at-large race with Frank B. Wills. In Lancaster, doctors removed a safety pin from a 14 year old girl’s larnox after she swallowed it in class.
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Cleveland
Ty. Ree
Cart Riga
OhIo Women’s Council
Hanna
Columbia
Hansa
Herbert Hoover
Sonclair Levan
Steubenville
Council
National Republican Committee
Frank B. Wills
Neil
Lancaster
Ertz Hedges
Mamanda
Wan
Woman selling moth exterminator cautions locals
Local police and health officials say a woman is selling a moth exterminator in the area claiming city approval and backing from the city chemist. The claim is unverified and drew attention from residents and authorities.
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GE. French
Chronicle- Telegram Today
Amd Sat Andh
Bible Conference at First United Presbyterian Church
Dr J M Harris presides at a Bible conference in Chicago with lectures at the First United Presbyterian Church. Harris argues the present age will end, explains past present and future, and uses an original chart to illustrate biblical prophecies. The program includes three Sunday services and topics on the Cross Passover and rebuilding Palestine.
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J.M. Harris
U.P. Church
First United Presbyterian Church
M. Jacob Moses Harris
Chicago
Harris
God
Jar
Palestine
Tadar
Oberlin Faces Case Tonight in Second Season Tilt
Oberlin College cagers travel to Cleveland to meet Case for the second time this season. Case won the January meeting at Oberlin Mansion, and both teams seek a strong showing as they push toward midseason form.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Case
iOberlim
Casers
Expert tests motor fraud risk on radio wave claims
An expert analyzes a motor fraud theory comparing radio wave power to a real engine. He believes an eight horsepower motor could run a vacuum scale model, but questions if the same principle could drive a 30 horsepower engine, impacting steam power engines if proven.
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Beliieves
Eipert
Market summaries from Cleveland livestock and grain reports
Livestock receipts total 125 with market described as steady to weak for fat cattle and lambs. Prices noted for bulk fat lambs 16.10 to 16.25, cull lambs 17.90 to 1.00, fat cattle around 2.20 to 2.40 for various weights, and hogs near 2.95 to 2.20. Eggs and grains show mixed values with corn No 2 at 99 1 2 cents, oats and barley prices listed, and timothy and clover seeds priced.
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Cleveland
Yelanto
Wisconsin
Idaho
Burbanks
Florida Bliss
Toledo
Allike
Timothy
Grain Prices and Local Notes Highlight Toledo and Minneapolis
Toledo market reports list cash grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and seeds with figures for February and March. Minneapolis records flour shipments prices and grain prices with several cereals noted. Local social items mention a bridge club gathering and guests at Lakewood while Franklin Jones delivers a car to Cleveland and building work continues on the First National Bank in North Main Street.
Wellington Railroads Not Popular in 1830
J H Page reports on an 1830 Ohio newspaper editorial predicting railroads would not replace canals. critics warn of danger and instability, citing a horse-drawn wagon at 11 miles per hour and rail costs. It argues canals better for livestock, timber, grain, and farm needs, urging farmers to support canals over railways.
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Wellington
Big Four
Ohio
New York
Cleveland
East
Providence
Eilioc’s Mill
Baltimore
Pe Cooper
Letter of Thanks From Miners Relief Committee
Mrs A B Southard led the Miners Relief committee of the Methodist church in shipping a large barrel of supplies to a destitute mining district. Acknowledgement letter from A C Johanston thanks the church for fuel medical services groceries and support and notes funds may be sent with accounting of use. Mr and Mrs John Winters sold their farm north of town to Wilson Harp of Cleveland and plan to move to Wellington. The Harps will take possession soon. Mrs Harry Smith entertained
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A. B. Southard
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Sina
M. E. Church
Verstrol Young
A. C. Johanston
Steubenville
Ohio
Sells Farm
John Winters
Wilson Harp
Cleveland
Temperance Day Observed at Junior High School
Junior high held temperance day with Miss Huntridge leading devotionals and Miss Marie Here impersonating a 1850s fashion figure to deliver a temperance talk. The Bors Glee Club and Junior high glee club performed, prizes for best temperance essays awarded, and Rev. Earle gave a humorful yet factual address.
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Mildred Breener
Elna Griggs
Jean Phelps
Jefrrette Rubble
Marie Hegrie
Floris
Rev. Earle
Tie
Lena Dirlam
South Ridge Church Notes and Needle Guild Meeting
South Ridge reports Sunday services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Mrs Gust Smith hosted the Needle Guild at her home February 22 with sewing quilt blocks and refreshments. Attendance included Mrs Charles Dehn Mrs Joshua Thompson and others. guest Mrs C Oakley of Elyria attended. a future host is Mrs Clarence Lappe. Amherst Grange party attendance referenced.
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South Ridge
Gust Smith
Needle Guild Society
Clarence Lappe
Charles Dehn
Joshua Thompson
Conrad Ernst
Earl Dekp
Emil Schroeder
Mary Date
Arthur Ernst
Madge
C. Oakley
Elyria
Grange Hall
Amherst
Eastern Heights Development Promises Paid Utilities
Announcement touts sewers water sidewalks curbing pavement electricity gas shade trees installed and paid for. Home sites available with any width not less than forty feet. Easy terms offered for prospective buyers.
Local notes from Pittfield and Amherst Wednesday
Bert Hostettler plans departure from his home in Pittfield to a newly purchased house. Kate Eppley from Amherst attends the Wednesday School closing in honor of Washington's birthday. Arthur Ernest and Madge of Elyria visit Conrad Erna family. Mrs P Ruth recovering at Knittle home. Bechtel attended Townline school entertainment on Feb 22. Kate and Lydia Dutes install Elyria telephone at home 130-346. Choir met at Elizabeth Fowlom’s home Tuesday evening.
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Bert Hostettler
Pittefield
Kate Eppley
Amherst
Homor
Washington
Arthur Ernest
Madge
Elyria
Conrad Erna
P. Ruth
George Knittle
Bechtel
Townline Jschool
Kate
Lydia Dutes
Elizabeth Fowl
Home cooking to order ad for fruit jelly and pickles
An advertisement offers home cooking to order with a variety of fruit products jelly and pickles and provides a contact phone number 9114 for orders or inquiries.
Bechtel Couple Burndey Aftersoas Band
Ohio prohibition commissioner W H Walker discusses warrant procedures citing private homes with stills as distilleries while outlining enforcement in the Inland district. Rogers Hornsby to wear Boston Braves uniform next season after a year as a major league player with the St Louis Cardinals.
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Columbus
W. H. Walker
Ohio
Inainua
Agiz Federal
Rogers Hornsby
Boston Bray
St. Louis Cardinals
Mount City
Dancing at the Elyria Eagles Friday Nights
Friday night dances held at the Elyria Eagles club inviting all residents to join. Admission is 50 cents per couple.
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Elyria Eagles
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Lorain
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J. C. Crisp & CO
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Lorate County
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Fred Koons
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