Inter-Ghurch Movement Aims to Aid Grisis
The speaker urged a Unified Program to mobilize 4 009 conference and township participation across the country. He emphasized unity beyond denominations and called for a national mobilization to spread the message, build morale, and fund a large outreach.
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Inter-Ghurch Movement
Grisis
Thia
Jesus Christ
Bugevats
County E. Union
Dr. Poling
C.F
Fouling Oace
Cleveland
Forced to Move Steubenville Man Dies by His Own Hand
Steubenville reports the death of Morrison Marshall, the adopted son of Vice President and Mrs. Marshall, who died here after a brief illness. He was 21 and had recently faced relocation pressures due to housing changes.
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Steubenville
Morrison Marshall
Marshall
Local Notices and Obituaries From St. Martin’s Area
A fragmented local notice appears with names and kinship ties, funeral services at St Martin's Church, and burial in St Martin's cemetery. The text mentions Mrs Oh fpeith, Mrs J Steen, B A Spieth, and families visiting relatives, along with a death on February 22, 1950 and a marriage in January 1971.
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Joha
Belden
Mroena
Usu
Allyvole
John Riang
Guy Archhruster
Ubippewa Lake
Joe Law
Jake Law
WL Law
Jon
Woman political leader urges party affiliation in wartime
Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns of Chicago, chairwoman of the women’s division of the Republican state central committee, urges women to join a party. She says nonpartisan neutrality is like neutrality in war and that women should vet and help clean up parties.
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Fletcher Dobyns
Chicago
Linneis 'Publican
State Central Committ
Senate Eyes Final Pact Vote After Three Week Debate
Senate leaders expect the last treaty ratification vote in about three weeks as debate over the Versailles covenant continues. Parties clash over reservations and the League of Nations provisions with key voices weighing parliamentary strategies to secure approval.
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Senate
Whitan
Lloyd George Yalur
Versailles
Tha Imajesty
Minerty
Acrion
Earle's Hypo-Cod touted as tonic restoring health
A testimonial from Mrs Lena Sauvageot of Cleveland OH describes nervous breakdown after her husband’s death and rapid recovery after taking Earle's Hypo-Cod. She claims 18 pounds gained, better digestion, sleep and energy, and asserts the bottle’s strength surpasses similar tonics. The product is sold by local druggists at $1.20 plus war tax.
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Earle
Lena Sauvageot
EL 10Th St
Cleveland
Ohio
Harity A. Crandad
France to Seek Two U6 Loans Report
A rumor from L Intransigeant claims France plans to seek two U6 loans in the United States. Part of the proceeds would fund passing a prior loan, which is said to be falling due. The report suggests both loans would be taken entirely in the United States with no transfer of American government involvement.
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U.S
Japan
Rumania
London
United States
Moscow
France
Pals
Rauior
Amerivayg
Goitre Remedy Prompts Local Endorsements in Elyria
An Asheville area ad reports Mrs. F Clarke of 20 Spring St Ashtabula credits Sorbol Quadruple with curing a goiter and easing nerve issues. The notice urges Crandall's Drug Store for details and lists a 20 bottle quantity. Also includes a city council resolution for Hamilton Street improvements in Elyria with paving and utilities plans.
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Ilegal
F. Clarke
Spring St
Crandall
Coizesburg
Ohio
Teamvrove
Ramilton
Elyhia
Harwood Street
Elyria
State of
LION
Hamilton Street
State of Ohio
Gulf Street
Tha Ditor
Public Service
Imid City
Citizens Ganard Electric Company
Aervica
Director of Public Service
Tha
Two Giant Whiskey Stills Confiscated in Police Raid
In Cleveland this morning police seized two fifty kil gallon stills valued between 10 000 and 15 000. Officers reported 693 boxes of raisins 19 cases of prunes 23 barrels of mash and 10 gallons of raisin whiskey found at a private dwelling. One man was arrested.
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Cleveland
Fed
Three Men Slain in Pool Hall Fight in Omaha
Three men were killed and three others seriously wounded in a pistol fight at a pool hall in Omaha. Police reported the incident occurred during an argument that escalated, leaving multiple victims and a chaotic scene as investigation begins.
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Omaha
Ned
Bandits Attack in Council Bluff Feud Leaves Three Dead
A violent incident in Council Bluff left three dead. The alleged bandit Harald Roberts is named along with railroad workers Fedro Jimines and Steve Kibbard. Authorities investigate the attempted hold up.
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Council
Harald Roberts
Fedro Jimines
Steve Kibbard
Red Cross Mission Freeing Two Yank Captives in Siberia
Release of Edward H. Charette and Dr. Frederick L. Barnum, members of the American Red Cross commission, reported from Vla divostok to Red Cross headquarters. Chapel cars Siberia, built to aid a Bolshevik held region, will include living quarters and seating for ninety. Seven cars already operate. 19,000 conversions and 8,437 baptisms noted. Separately, a federal grand jury indicted Engeller & Co. for Plumbers on prohibition gear linked to moonshine operations.
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Washington
Edward H. Charette
Stockton
Cal
Frederick L. Barnum
Brooklyn
N. Y
American Red Cross Commission
Chicago
Siberia
Red Cross
Divostok
Dereons
Northern Baptist Church
Fifth Set Twins In Ten Years Born In Jersey City
Mrs. Richard Doherty wife of a Jersey City judge gave birth to twins, the fifth set in ten years. The mother and babies are doing well. The family previously includes six girls and two boys. An unrelated dispatch from Roanoke notes a death in a separate case.
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Jersay City
N. J
Richard Doherty
Doherty
Court of Common Pleas
Roanoke
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Megue
All Drugegiats
Goitre
Jas A. Hewitt
D. B. Symons
Asaph
HR. Jones
REDS
Engeller & Co
Prohibition
Bette
Coats
The
Lewis Mercantile Co