Message honoring sacrifices of forefathers on independence legacy
A wartime tribute by Alvin Owsley recalls 147 years of American independence and democratic ideals. He praises colonists who faced tyranny to found a nation free from feudal rule, while warning that modern citizens forget sacrifices amid material comforts and self interest.
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Aya Owsley
American Legion
Alvin Owsley eGei
America
Berny
Ilarig
Tome
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Elyria Woman Says
Mrs. E S Wiers of 404 East Ave Elyria reports kidney disorder left her sick, dizzy and tired with backaches. A box of Doan's Kidney Pills moved her to better health, and she recommends them to neighbors.
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Doan
E.S. Wiers
East Ave
Stand Against Unrestricted Immigration and Preserve American Ideals
The American Legion campaigns against foreign born entry and urges Americanization of current residents. With 11 000 posts nationwide, it works in homes and schools to revive patriotism and loyalty to the republic, recalling the Founding Fathers and the spirit of Faneuil Hall.
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Faneuil Hall
America
Lineman Electrocuted in Cincinnati Incident
Cincinnati July 3 a 30 000 volt electric current killed Charles Becker 21 of Cleveland a lineman for Union Gas and Electric Company while on the job recovery efforts reported by local authorities
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Cincinnati
Charles Becker
Cleveland
Union Gas and Eléctric Company
Cleveland Produce Market Prices June 30
Cleveland price report shows butter at 42.5 to 44.5 cents per pound, prints 47 to 49 cents, eggs Ohio firsts 22.5 cents, strawberries 2.00 to 4.00 per bushel, cherries Ohio 3.00 to 3.50 per bushel, cheese York state 26 to 27 cents, poultry fowls 22 to 23 cents, broilers 45 to 48 cents, spring ducks 28 to 20? cents, cabbage 0.50 to 1.75, tomatoes hothouse 1.76 to 2.00 per pound, potatoes new 50 to 75 per barrel, old 16 to 17 per sack, lettuce home grown 0.50 to 0.75 per 10 lb basket.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York’ State
Grain and Livestock Markets Open Steady in Chicago and Cleveland
Chicago grain opened mixed with wheat and corn down while oats held firm and provisions steady. Wheat July 101 3-4, Sept 106 2 3-4, Dec 105 1-4. Corn July 78 1-4, Sept 73 1-2 3-4, Dec 61 1-2 3-4. Lard July 107 2, Sept 109 7, ribs July 88 0, Sept 90 5. Cleveland cattle 200 receipts, steady. calves 200, steady to strong up to 13.00. sheep and lambs 400, steady up to 15.00. hogs 2500, active trades with mixed classes.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Obituary of Dr Helen Fismey Cochran in Oberlin
Dr Helen Fismey Cochran longtime Oberlin faculty leader of gymnastics and physical education died in Cincinnati July 2 after a minor operation. A Oberlin graduate 1906 she held posts at Mt Holyoke Western Reserve College and Cincinnati Medical College before returning as assistant professor and later director. Funeral in Cincinnati at her father W A Cochran's home. She was granddaughter of Oberlin president Finney and related to several Oberlin graduates.
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Oberlin
Helen Fismey Cochran
Cincinnati
Ahe
Woman's Gymnatium
Mt. Holyoke
Western Reserve College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Cincinnati Medical College
W. A. Cochran
President Finney
Oberlin College
Mary Cochran
L. H. McDaniels
Denver mint bandit suspect arrested in Philadelphia cafe
James Cunningham 28, linked to the $200,000 Denver mint robbery, held at bay officers with a brass ornament hidden as a pistol in a Philadelphia cafe. He was arrested and bail set at 3000 dollars. Fingerprints and photos were sent to Denver. he matches the group leader in earlier Denver bank heist and guard killed during escape.
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Philadelphia
James Cunningham
Denver Mint
Denver Federal Reserve Bank
Cunningham
Denver
Dempsey Gibbons Bout Hangs On Shelby Weather
July 3 report from Washington notes ideal conditions predicted for Shelby where the Dempsey Gibbons title bout is planned. A new agreement outlines $100,000 from gate receipts, promoter funding for preliminaries, $5,000 referee pay, and Kearns guaranteeing Dempsey's appearance.
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Washington
Dempsey-Gibbons
Shelby
Jimmy Daugherty
Kearns
Dempsey
Banking Supervisors Issued June 30 Condition Calls
State Banking Superintendent Scott issued a call for the condition of state and private banks as of June 30. The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of June 30.
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Columbus
Scott
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Harris on Higginbotham Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Harris on Higginbotham aged 34 the married father of two died in a Newark Ohio sanatorium after a collision that hurled him from a car traveling from Utica Ohio to Newark.
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Newark
Harrison Higginbotham
Utica
Ohio
Quiet Fourth Celebrations At Riverview Park
Elyria plans a low profile Fourth with entertainment at Riverview Park. A band concert and vaudeville show headline the afternoon, with Mayor James officiating a marriage on the midway. Fireworks close the night as cascades park hosts games and families picnic all day.
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Elyria
Riverview Park
Worthington
Morley
James
F. Grant
Wooster
Glens Falls Woman Recalls Wartime Family Labor
A reader from Glens Falls New York reflects on hardship during the war era describing long hours and household duties stretched to support a family of four. The reminiscence hints at the struggles of balancing work and home life in difficult times.
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Glens Falls
N. Y
Menial
Piskbam
Fourth Festival Parade and Fireworks Scheduled in Lorain
Lorain will celebrate the Fourth with a morning automobile parade as merchants decorate fronts and clubs join the procession. Afternoon events include daylight fireworks, a ball game, and water sports at Lake View park, with an evening fireworks display at Riverside park.
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Lorain
Naty
Fionta
Lake View Park
Riverside Park
Admitions to Ohio Penitentiary Reach One Thousand
July 3 report shows 1000 admissions to the Ohio Penitentiary for the year ending June 30, 1923, with 693 first-time entrants. The previous year had 1325 admissions and ten counties named include Brown Coshocton Defiance Gallia Greene Holmes Knox Noble Preble.
Unclear fragmentary text with misread lines
The readable lines describe a Southampton voyage aboard the Gataria and a prohibition official statement, mentioning English authors and passengers, with scattered figures and place names. The text remains heavily garbled and partial, lacking a clear event or outcome.
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Cleveland Produce
New York
American Can
American Car & Fdy
American Zinc Oe
Atchison Oe
Atlantic Gulf & W.I
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Baltimore & Ohio
Waa
Bethlehem Steel Prid
Butte and Spr
Central Leather
Erie
Marine Preferred
Northern Pacific
Republic Iron & Stee Nee
Southern Pacific
Kenilworth
Raahte Theatre
Elyrio
Onte
Cochran
Lou Molungby
Major Lane
Dan Tracy
Daugherty
Stanton
Harry A. Crandall
Rexall
Leswick
West Broad Market House
Glade
B. Thomas
Carl L. Taylor
Court ST
Ona
Southampton
York
Art
New Caine
Dr. Nicholas
Grace Court
Dr. Reefy
Third Street
Quincy A. Gilmore
West Ave
B.M. O'Donnell
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