Local Notices Mention Traffic Violations And Civic Inspections
Reports indicate drivers fined for traffic ordinance violations on Broad Street and a South Amherst suit seeking confession of judgment over teacher salaries. Smoke ordinance data gathering continues as Chief Bates inspects for final council report. Licensed brides and grooms decline amid economic slump. a Seattle death is noted. Auto fires amid gas fumes damage a car at Elderhead store. two autos collide near Broad and Chapel streets with minor injuries.
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Wallace Bates
Shanghai duo to press on against Soo Chow and Nanking
Sun Shuan Fane and Shu Hsieh Yuan, buoyed by an easy victory, plan an immediate joint drive against Soo Chow and Nanking, according to officials in Shanghai.
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Shanghay
Sun Shuan Fane
Shu Hsieh Yuan
Soo Chow
Nanking
Dayton Officer Named Chief of Flying Section at McCook Field
Lieut John A MacReady the highest and longest distance filing the United States Air Service is named chief of the flying section at McCook Field this week according to riders issued today. Mansfield Journal acquired by Henry G Srunner with G J Kochenderfer named managing editor. Mrs Blanche Tobias 22 indicted for first degree murder by Wayne County grand jury. Ohio casts four electoral votes for Dawes and Mrs Elizabeth C T Miller of Cleveland certified by lot to carry the certificate to Washington. Marone 36 indicted on first degree murder charge in the death of the Vetter.
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McCook Field
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G. J. Kochenderfer
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Columbus
Ohio
Coridge
Dawes
Elizabeth C. T. Miller
Cleveland
Waabington
Wooster
Marone
Vetter
Wayne
Foreign policy shift eyed under Kellogg leadership
The piece notes the United States remains isolated, with Senator Borah opposing rigid policy. It highlights Kellogg the ambassador and Kellogg's mild reservationist stance in the League of Nations. It suggests Coolidge may take a more active role in foreign affairs with Borah shaping future policies.
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Borah
Coolidge
Kelloge
Kellogg
Hughes
Kellope
Senate
League of Nations Ficht
Husnes
Tanlac lifts vitality in seniors in praise letters
Readers in their seventies and eighties praise Tanlac as a natural tonic that clears poisons from blood, stirs lazy digestion, and restores energy. Advertisers claim Tanlac from roots and herbs is harmless to all ages and brings quick relief for weak bodies, loss of appetite, and sleep issues.
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Tanlac
Lamb Market Prosperity Marks 1924 Farm Year
The Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation reports a strong 1924 in lambs with prices around 14.80 per hundredweight, up from 1028 and 1822 year figures. Prospects point to sustained high profits as feeder lamb movement rose, production remained low, and Colorado led gains amid a period of enduring demand.
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Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Colorado
Foundation
Substantial Dishes for Cold Days in Southern Cookery
A Southern menu of hearty dishes features Alabama ham with orange seed slices and creole accents. It outlines thick center-cut ham preparation, citrus topping, and a carrot preserves method with ginger, sugar, and lemon juice, culminating in sterilized preserving for winter use.
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Alabama
Prune Pudding Delight for Children and Adults Alike
Mothers seeking prune in children diet will welcome this pudding. Cook prunes, cool them, then add hot milk over dry crumbs, sit an hour, mix prune juice eggs jam melted butter and spices, fold in chopped prunes, bake in enameled dish until browned. Serve with hard sauce or cream.
Home Made Chili Sauce from Tomatoes and Pickling Peppers
A home method to preserve tomatoes into chili sauce with onions celery and peppers. Tomatoes are simmered and strained, then mixed with sugar salt and vinegar and spices, including pickling peppers tied in cheesecloth, boiled four hours and bottled hot for sealing.
Governor Donahey urges broader state reforms across education and welfare
The Ohio governor calls for a unified board to oversee universities colleges and normal schools and for economical building of schools with less ornament. He seeks restoration of a bipartisan welfare board and funds for London prison farm Longview Hospital for the insane and feeble minded care. He recommends rerouting judges to clear dockets, expanding tuberculosis work, boosting prison hospital staff pay, widening intercounty roads and pursuing uniform Lake Erie fishing laws with neighboring states.
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London
State of
Longview Hospital
Hamilton County
Common Pleas
State Supreme Court
Ohio
State Forestry Department
Wooster Experment Station
Lake Erie
Growth Through Pain and Hard Lessons
The line notes that failure may cause pain yet offers a teachable chance. if the leneon is embraced, growth follows as the lesson deepens and resilience builds through adversity.
Youth’s Quest Tangles Fate In Local Gazette Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a cautionary tale about a youth’s ambitions and the consequences that follow. The surviving lines suggest a moral but lack concrete names, places, or dates for fuller context.
Kiss a Girl He Was Obliged to Keep for Life
A brief note reports a man compelled by promise to remain with a woman for life. The text frames the obligation as a binding vow and hints at social expectations surrounding marriage and fidelity.
It takes two to make a quarrel a peace maker appears
A compact quotation notes that while two people ignite a quarrel one can act as a peacemaker. It emphasizes individual responsibility in resolving disputes and the power of constructive intervention.
Grills Return From Seven Month European Tour
Dr. and Mrs. T A Grills arrived back in Lorain after a seven month Europe tour. Dr Grills attended a short medical course in Vienna during the absence. He is the brother of City Solicitor Wesley Grills.
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T.A. Grills
Europe
Dr. Grills
iVenna
Wesley Grills
Wreck Near Union Station Injures Two In St Paul
Harvey Reed an Minneapolis engineer and Otto Gottfried a fireman were injured when a Chicago St. Paul & Milwaukee switch engines plunged 20 feet off a viaduct near Union Station early today.
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Harvey Reed
Minneapolis, Enineer
Otto Gottfried
Union Station
Fires Leave 100 Homeless in New Rochelle
New Rochelle reports a series of fires that destroyed three homes within blocks, leaving about a hundred people homeless. Police hunt a suspected arsonist as residents flee in nightwear to wind swept streets.
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Persuma
Police hunt for bomber in San Francisco HQ blast
San Francisco police and other agencies scour the city for a tall man in black believed to have planted the picric acid bomb that exploded in the hallway of the police headquarters yesterday.
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San Francisco
Cal
Paroled man arrested again in Lorain liquor case
John Green of 337 East 22nd Street was paroled July 9 by Governor Donahey and was arrested again yesterday on liquor law violations after police found a small amount of liquor in his room.
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John Green
East 22Nd Street
Donahey
London Fog Shuts City in 36 Hours of Haze
London endures a 36 hour fog that cripples daily life. Economic losses reach 853 million. one dead and many injured amid a spike in crime. Paris hints at Franco American debt relief via L Information. Constantinople reports violent earthquakes in Ardahan Russian Armenia with villages destroyed and numerous deaths.
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Constantinople
Ardahan
Rousian
Armenia
Oberlin Road Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Oberlin Road society items list visits and gatherings from January 12. Residents host family and neighbors in Oberlin Kipton Amherst Elyria and Norwalk with multiple attendees and upcoming events including a Parent Teachers Association special and a Farm Women's Club meeting.
Viscount Lee of Fareham Awarded Knight Grand Commander
Viscount Lee of Fareham, newly named Knight Grand Commander of the Star of India, is noted for his prior service as Sir Arthur Lee his role as an American army observer during the Spanish American wars and later as British military attaché in Washington.
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Viscount Lee of
Fareham
Star of India
Atlantic
Sir Arthur Lee
Washington
Viscount Lee Renowned for Chequers Gift to Nation
Viscount Lee, longtime MP and decorated soldier, was a professor at the Royal Military College in Kingston. A close friend of President Roosevelt through marriage to an American, he held cabinet posts and in 1917 donated Chequers, his country estate, to the nation for a prime ministerial residence.
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Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Roosevelt
America
Viscount Lee
Ten Years Ago in GEO. Shauver Death and Local Updates
Elyria recluse GEO SHAUVER was found frozen to death in LaPorte after a fall that dragged him into the snow. Cleveland Builders Exchange addressed the Chamber of Commerce after a banquet. Sheriff Whitney began his term, arresting a Oberlin man. Green Line announced a fifty five minute schedule and new sub stations. City paid Towago township trustees seven thousand five hundred dollars for their interest in the city hall and they kept a room for meetings.
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Elyria
LaPorte
Cleveland Builders Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
William Whitney
Claude Bivin
Oberlin
Green Line
Here
Cleveland
Towagoship Trustees
Yale and Penn Lead IBL With Six Championships Each
Since the Intercollegiate Basket Ball League began in 1901 the leading teams have been Yale and Pennsylvania, each holding six championships.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
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