Health board to order Carlisle district building improvements
Lorain County Board of Health may issue formal orders to Carlisle special school district for improvements to five Carnale area buildings. Dr W A McIntosh outlined health driven recommendations discussed with the Carlisle board and county officials, noting past legal challenges to prior health orders and seeking formal board sanction.
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Lorain
Carlisle
County Health Board
Carlisle Township
Mcintosh Eaid
Health Department
MeIotosh
Wilson
McIntosh
Carlisle Special District Board
Ohio Industrial Commission
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Carlisle Board
MclIntosh
Health Board
Ohio Tax Association Recommends Budget Bond Limits
The Public Economy committee proposes a balanced budget requirement for all taxing districts in Ohio. It calls for a simplified government structure to boost economy and suggests cutting election costs by reducing voting precincts.
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Coll Mbus
Ohio
Public Economy Committee
Ohio Tax Association
Singer Sophie Tucker Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Sophie Tucker a vaudeville comedian filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in New York court. The papers show assets of 2707 dollars and liabilities of 13700 dollars, with 15000 dollars in notes held as assets tied to a venture that owes creditors 50000 dollars.
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New York
Sophie Tucker
Vaudeville Comedienne
Nates
Police nab six suspected bandits in Philadelphia raid
Philadelphia detectives with Roche and Feely of Baltimore captured two women and four men in an early raid on an apartment in North Philadelphia. Police say the group is wanted for several holdups across Baltimore Atlantic City Cleveland and Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Roche and
Feely
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Cleveland
Chicago
Gas prices raised by Standard Oil in New York
The Standard Oil Company of New York increased wholesale and retail gasoline prices in New York effective January 16. Tank wagon price set at 17 gallons and 20 cents per gallon at selling stations.
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New York
S Tandard Oil Company of
New Englad
Silimng
Ohio probe into mistreatment at Toledo State hospital
Governor ordered an immediate investigation into alleged mistreatment at the Toledo State hospital. Col Burkett, chief of the Ohio National Guard, and Dr F K Stutz will reexamine identified conditions and supervise the inquiry.
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Toledo State Hospital
Col. Burkett
Ohio Nanard
F. K. Stutz
Bishop Brown Heresy Trial Opens Before Eight Episcopal Bishops
Charles L. Dibble of Kalamazoo argued today before eight Protestant Episcopal bishops in Cleveland. The case targets William Montgomery Brown, retired Arkansas bishop, accused of heresy for writings in Christianism and Communism. The hearing, expected to continue, follows a lower court ruling that Brown taught doctrines contrary to church tenets.
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Cleveland
Charles L. Dibble
Kalamazoo
Mich
Protestant Episcopal Church
Wishop William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Joseph Shorts
Caxton
Chilef
Brown
Constantine
Court of Review
House of Bishops
Court Seeks Partition Accounting in Property Case
Louis Leag ish in a salt against Andrew Mel nerye asks the court to order partition of joint property interests at Jourain and to compel an accounting of rents. Undertaker Edwin Web ber sues Ida C Moore et al for 789 68 funeral expenses after attending the death of Wilbur Moore on January 12 1919.
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Louis Leagish
Andrew Melnerye
Jourain
Edwin Webber
Cleveland
Hia
Ida C Moore
Wilbur Moore
Dawes Plan Provisions on Reparations and Payments
The text outlines payment orders under the Dawes plan including five million gold marks annually, a first charge after other debts, plus two and a quarter percent of Dawes plan receipts for war damage settlement. It also notes US waiver of certain claims and US 214 interest in annuities tied to railway bonds.
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Rhineland
Military Control Commission
Danube Commission
Germany
United States
Global flare of conflicts echoes in January dispatches
Reports from Dublin Rabat Shanghai Rome Copenhagen London Shanghhat Tokyo reveal gales isolating towns, revolts by RI tribes, skirmishes near Shanghai, a Soviet industrial tour, U S recognition hopes, Marines aiding Chinese government, danger plans against Premier Kato and radicals as Japan tightens security.
Detroit Jan 14 Identifies Hijacker Arthur Wilson
In Detroit a hijacker killed days ago by Raymond Bishop was named Arthur Wilson, a St Louis gunman. Wilson and two others tried to rob Bishop's gambling house but Bishop was shot dead in his tire shop washroom.
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Alain Yegg
Detroit
Mich
Raymond Bishop
Arthur Wilson
St Louis
Wilson
Bishop
Fred
Felloweu
Wikeen
Bank Examiners Impersonators Loot Illinois Bank
Police probe theft at Farmers State Bank in Chenoa where two men posing as bank examiners took 75000 in cash 13000 in currency 3500 in gold and securities after hours. They bound Kelley and used banking familiarity to avoid suspicion before fleeing.
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Bloomington
Farmers State Bank
Chenoa
Here
J F Kelley
Ilinois
Kelley
Miami Valley to Erect Crippled Children Hospital
Construction of a hospital for deform ed and crippled children will begin as an addition to the Miami Valley hospital in Dayton Ohio. Funded by the will of Mrs Minne Crow Whitmore it will be named the Wm M Whitmore Memorial Hospital for Crippled Children.
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Dayton O
Miami Valley Hospital
Minne Crow Whitmoe
Wm M Whtrore Memorial Hospital
Widower Finds Cure in Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
Since my wife's death five years ago I suffered stomach and liver trouble with gas attacks losing over 60 pounds. After six doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy I gained weight and look well again. The simple harmless preparation claims to remove mucus from the intestinal tract and relieve ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded at all druggists.
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Mayr
Poems That Live Thoughts in a Library
Fragmented verse invokes quiet halls and timeless minds. Frere Genius and monarchs of the mind rise from ages and climates as patrons of wisdom.
National Association of Merchant Tailors Meet at Hotel Cleveland
The sixteenth annual meeting of the National Association of Merchant Tailors of America will be held at Hotel Cleveland on January 27. A special delegate from this district has been appointed by President Charles Hraft. A garment exhibition will highlight the event.
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National Association of Merchant Tailors of America
Cleveland
Charles Hraft
Speich
Foreclosure Actions Filed by Cleveland Trust
The Cleveland Trust files foreclosure suits seeking about $1.281 million on a Streators property in Lorain and a second judgment for $2,06077 secured by a Highland Allotment lot mortgage.
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Cleveland Trust
Alea Hennenciech
Streators
Lorain
O \ Thompson
Highland Allotment
Mrs Elizabeth Draves Praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Mrs Elizabeth Draves of Toledo says Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription cured her inward weakness and nervous exhaustion. She describes insomnia dizziness loss of appetite and weight and credits the tonic with restoring strength appetite and ability to work. The ad invites druggists to offer tablets or liquid and to request trial samples or free medical advice from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Elizabeth Draves
Plymouth St
Toledo
Dr. Pierce
Oberlin Mumps Cases Reported On Campus
On the Oberlin campus two students Miss Gladys Jones of Tank Hall and Doris Bennett contracted mumps. Both are under care at the detention hospital on South Professor Street as college authorities take special steps to prevent wider spread.
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Oberlin
Gladys Jones
Tank Hall
Doris Bennett
South Professor Street
New Life for Oberlin Spring Festival
Oberlin Musical Union announces The New Life by E Wolf Ferrari will open the Spring Festival on May 2 with a May 1 Cleveland Symphony concert as part of the program Feinar1’s adaptation from Dante remains a centerpiece of the event. The work has previously been staged in Oberlin in 1916 and 1917.
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Oberlin
New Life
E Wolf Ferrari
Oberlin Musical Union
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Feinar
Oberlin Liberal Club Faces Red Charges and Campus Talks
A pamphlet by Fred R Marvin accuses Oberlin Liberal Club of hosting communist affiliations and secret rooms with anti Christian material. Meanwhile on campus professors and students announce lectures on eclipses child development and language teaching with events through January 15.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Liberal Club
Fred R Marvin
Los Angeles
Better America Federation
Hat Cy
Russia
Germany
Gla
America
South
Marvin
Qu Bionnaire
Carrie Chapman
Two Women Sue for Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Simica Matich seeks divorce alimony and custody claiming abuse and frequent beatings by Steve Matich since their 1907 Serbia marriage. Ruth Garf alleges Tony Garf beat her and used vile epithets and asks for divorce.
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Court of Common Pleas
Simica Matich
Steve Matich
Serbia
Ruth Garf
Tony Garf
Attorney Seeks Hearing Date. Court Reschedules
A Cleveland attorney, E C. Oater land, asked to set a hearing for January 18. Since January 18 falls on a Sunday and judges only work six days a week, the attorney was instructed to choose a different date.
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E C. Oaterland
Cleveland
Tragic Fire Kills Spriggle Children and Grandparents
Canton residents report a fatal house fire that claimed Helen 11 and Leonard 4 Spriggle along with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Spriggle. The mother died after the blaze. Frank Spriggle attempted rescue, guiding others from the second floor but smoke and flames prevented saving the family.
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Canton
Helen
Leonard
Newton Spriggle
Frank Spriggle
Therr Mothr
Walt
Foreign trade shows 1924 gold balance, exports rise
The Department of Commerce announced the 1924 balance of trade with 319 720 070 dollars in imports and 322 715 000 dollars in exports. It notes the first year since 1920 with a gold export surplus and no gold imports in 1924.
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Washington
Tre Department of Concree
Wasclos O Stuarny
Dcember
Por
Vis
Cattle and Hogs Steady as Market Totals Mentioned
Market notes show cattle steady with calves active and top prices around 1000 dollars. Hogs listed with various weights and prices including heavies around 112, and sows near 600 dollars. multiple lines indicate mixed demand and regional pricing.
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Cleveland
Holt Trial Opens In Patrolman Slaying Case
Jan 14 a jury was to be selected for Albert E Holt charged with murdering patrolman Michael Thichnel who was shot during a traffic stop in Shaker Heights. Holt’s accomplice Joe Prymas, convicted of first degree murder in 2018 for the same robbery, has been brought back from Columbus to testify for the state.
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Cleveland
Albert E Holt
Pitrolman
Michael Thichnel
Shaker Heights
Iffair
Joe Prymas
South Lorain Business Men to Form Association
South Lorain business men plan to form a South Lorain Business News Association at a meeting tonight between 75 and 100 attendees expected to attend.
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South Lorain Ven
Lorain Jain
South Lorain
Quick Relief For Indigestion Powder Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Jackson's Digesvieg and Livar Powder as a fast remedy for indigestion. It claims quick relief after a first dose and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It invites readers to send $1.60 for a trial box with postpaid shipping and smeared testimonials from Mrs Tew of Harrisburg and others.
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Jackson
Tarrisburg
Wheeling
W. G
Sesville
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices and Title Proceedings
Markets include butter at 44-46, fresh eggs 59c, apples 1.60-1.75 per unit, beans navy 9c, cabbage 28-8000 per ton, tomatoes 37.5 per bushel. Proceeds in court show Kathryn Pantek files to quiet title to land in Columbia township against Thomas Reed et al.
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Ohio
York State
Kathryn Pantek
Thomas Reed
Columbia Township
Bronchuline Emulsion Tackles That Enduring Cough
An old time cough droops under Bronchuline Emulson as a strong remedy. The ad promises fast relief, stating a few doses stop the hatching cough and loosen congestion, with the product available at C W Pallos or other druggists.
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de Stroyer
Pallos
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