Local bakers face crowding from Cleveland firms
The Central Labor Union informed the council that Elyria bakers are being crowded out by Cleveland businesses selling bread and baked goods at very low prices. George Richwine noted he cannot sell in Cleveland while Cleveland sellers operate here. A move to refer the matter to the board of health was approved to explore possible regulations to protect home industry.
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Cleveland
Central Labor Union
Board of Health
Couccit
Elyria
George Richwine
Fred Nano
Block on Atlantic City Boardwalk Leveled by Fire
A massive fire ripped through the Atlantic City boardwalk late yesterday, leveling a block and destroying about a dozen hotels and rooms. The Remington Arms Company building stored 39,000 rounds of ammunition as bullets sprayed outward, while spectators sheltered behind a heavy iron shield. Fire started in a boardwalk restaurant from a lit cigarette and spread rapidly through flimsy structures along the promenade.
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Atlantic City
Remington, Arms Company
Gu Shetourne
Aarts
Grand Encampment Activities Outline Schedule
The text lists speakers from the Ladies Auxiliary and Encampment District, with roles for Lady Anna L. Friday and Lady Nettie McBane. It notes 7 pm Grand Encampment meeting at the Temple, 2 pm drills, 3 20 pm decorative conferment, a 6 pm parade, and 3 30 pm Patriarchal degree. Final sessions and camping grounds are planned at Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. A. Hahn
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Anna L
Nettie McBane
A. H. Pierce
Grant
Frank C. Garrett
Temple
Jonin
Mansfield
Park board to receive immediate funding of twelve thousand
Richwine reports the park board needs 12000 at once and Stark and Stevens initially hesitate. They demand a clear plan for how 20000 will be used and say they will support an additional 8000 if shown. After further discussion they approve 12000 for immediate use.
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Richwine
Stark
Stevens
Domestic harmony of De MIlle broken in divorce filing
Los Angeles July 6 The wife of famed film director William C De Mille Mrs Anna George De Mille filed for divorce charging desertion after more than 20 years of marriage. The action names De Mille and his business manager as defendants.
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DE Milles
Los Angeles
Oliswood
William C. de Milles
Anna George de Mille
Nated
de Mille
B. de Mille
Ten Questions on Famous Chapters in Aviation
A scrambled classroom quiz lists questions about aviation history including the first pilot to fly upside down and the first nonstop flight from New York to San Diego. It mentions years, pilots, planes, and wartime use with various incomplete fragments and misprints.
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English Channel
New York
York
San Diego
Fiety Garages Destroyed in Euclid Park Blaze
A blaze at Euclid Beach Park destroyed fifty portable garages and five autos. Firemen and park tenants saved about three hundred other automobiles. Officials blamed the blaze on spontaneous combustion or a backfire from an exhaust pipe.
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FIETY
Euclid Park
Cleveland
Jay
Fuclid Beach Park
Tedar
Senators acquire Zachary from Browns and trade Crowder
Washington owner President Clark Griffith announced the purchase of pitcher Jonathan Zachary from the St Louis Browns and the sale of Alvin Crowder to St Louis. The price in each case was believed around 7590 dollars. Zachary will join the Senators in Cleveland.
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Washington
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators Today
Jonathan
Tom” Zachary
St. Louis Browns
Alvin
Crowder
St Louis
Zachary
Senators
Cleveland
Ohio launches two aviation promotion programs
Columbus July 6 two statewide bodies began programs to promote aviation in Ohio following meetings held during the national air tour at Norton Weld The joint legislative committee on aviation decided on a plan including a complete survey of aeronautics regulations by the nation and by other states the preparation of an Ohio aviation code a survey of existing and proposed aeronautic facilities and cooperation with the Ohio Chamber of Commerce on surveying aircraft manufacturing in the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Norton Weld
Joint Legislative Committee On Aviation
Aiit
Olio
Onto Chamber of Commerce
Soldier and Faithful Dog Deathbed Bond Endures
Sergeant Michael Tierney of the first American troops in France is believed to have died while wishing his dog could die with him. The veteran canine, who accompanied Tierney through multiple battles, was euthanized as the sergeant neared death and buried at a military funeral with his son Alten joining the procession.
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Iverdaas
Michael Tierner
Fierney
France
Tierney
Tommy
Champagne
Marne
Atase-Marne
Mihler
Argonne
Fort Sheridan
Ohio Bar Association Annual Meeting Preview
The Ohio Bar Association prepares for its annual meeting with speakers from Mexico and local figures. Antonio Perez Verdta, first President of the Mexican Bar Association, will address the convention. George B Harris will chair the informal session. John A. Chime is expected to push judicial reforms. Two candidates, George W Sleber and Charles B Hunt, vie for president in tomorrow’s election.
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Seupar Ruanr
Fule
Ohio
de Sicnor Guillermo
Mexica
Edin
Antonio Perez Verdta
Mexican Bar Association
Deie
Bates
Alexandro Algoma
Mexico City
Aexican Bar Assa
George 2B. Harriss
John A. Chime
John M. McCate
George W. Sleber
Akron
Charles B. Hunt
Cashdon
Yellow Line lights and signals incomplete restoration
Local items report delayed restoration of top lights and signals on the Yellow Line as officials were urged to complete the installation. Other notes cover two divorces granted by Judge A R Webber including Andress vs Plenis and Fate vs Patz, a sidewalk grade dispute on Walnut street, a small kitchen fire on Woodsford Avenue, and title dispute suit over Ridgeville township property.
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A. R. Webber
Supfers
Pii Glass
Woodsford Avenue
Tim
Jim
Ridgeville Township
Court of Common Pleas
Grace M. Parkin
Westwood Avente
Lakewood
Daniel J. Prutten
Innet Avenue
Cleveland
Anna Belle Redhouse
Glades
Avenué
Five Truck Drivers Fined for Overloading in Route 20 Stop
Sheriy EG Mathews and de butles report five truck drivers arrested on US Route 20 for overloading above the gas limit. They pleaded guilty before Justice S J George and were fined sums ranging from 25 to 49 dollars plus costs. Names include Green Springs man Wrent Stevenson and Detroit drivers R W Gonting William Wriso Emery James Tetroit.
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Justice
Sheriy EG. Mathews
Debutles
S. J. George
Wrent Stevenson
Green Springs
R. W. Gonting
Truex
Traitor
Guy Kenton
Fremont
William Wriso
Detroit
Emery James Tetroit
War Department Awards Barracks Contracts
The War Department awarded Martin and Krausmann Company of Detroit the contract to construct two two story brick barracks at Setfridge, Michigan, for $536. Work to begin immediately and be completed in 180 days. Charles H Shock of Darton was awarded a laboratory building at Wright Field, Darton.
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Washington
War Department Today
Martin and Krausmann Company
Detroit
Setfridge Jd
Mich
Charles H Shock
Darton
al Drvamormeter Laboratory
Wright Flying Field
Gor
Traffic Violators Fined by Justice in Local Sheriff Report
A compiled list shows multiple violators fined or arrested by the sheriff for traffic offenses. Names include Arthur Mertrand, Leo Reimann, Gries, Jerreil Sh, D Reed, Thoms P, and others. Violations mention speeding on Route 20 and reckless driving on Lake Road in Elyria Cleveland and Lorain areas.
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Eich
Ofl
Arthur Mertrand
Lake Roan
Clr Coole
Leo
Reimann
Clare Land
Lake Road
Gries
Broadway
Land
Jerreil Sh
Elyria
Cleveland
D. D. Reed
Lorain
Thoms P Cleveland
Revised Prayer Book Adopted By Assembly
The Church of England assembly adopted the revised Prayer Book today by a large majority. The vote was reported as decisive, with ministers and laity supporting the changes. A note mentions tree growth on a northern hillside producing more durable timber than on the south side.
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Church of England
Assembly
Nsouth
JeGse
Crazed Negro Attacks Patrolmen In Frightful Fray
Reported today a violent incident leaves Franken with abdominal and hand wounds. Veruren’s leg may require amputation, kneecap visible. Ragate identified as John Rmn. Jess Fichetts shot and remains in serious condition. Heart disease linked to the shock and distress of the shooting.
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Franken
Veruren
Markets and Livestock Prices From Cleveland and Toledo
Market and livestock quotes from Cleveland and Toledo dated July 6 show receipts at Cleveland 3000 with steady tone for fat lambs and hogs trading around 4.00 to 14.50. poultry and eggs listed with various regional prices while grain futures in Toledo rise on U S exchange with No 2 red wheat at 1.43 and corn at 1.42. Several other commodity quotes include lard beef and clover with domestic and imported timothy and flour futures up slightly, reflecting mixed demand.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Ulicamaty
United States
North Carolina
Orvah
Drisk Cobblers
Ducks
Nols
Agn
Toledo
Prodsucs Exchange
Allire
Succession at French Academy Follows Death of Member
Fragmentary text notes a successor to a deceased Academy member and mentions titled figures and land names. It appears to discuss an obituary style appointment and a ceremonial garb, with references to Prades and Prince of Wales lineage and Fenland terminology.
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Academy
Roy Shot By Chum Dies
A report states Roy dies after being shot by a fellow named chum in an incident described as fatal. Officials investigate the event and preferences for details remain limited.
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Roy
Chum
Grain Prices Reported With Mixed Corn and Wheat Quotes
The snippet lists commodity quotes including CORN No 3 yellow at 1.42 and 1.44, NO 3 white around 0.94 to 0.96, and FLA AX No 1 near 2.17 to 2.23, reflecting fluctuating futures prices for corn and wheat varieties.
Human war wreck walks for first time in nine years
Paris July 6 a wounded airman walked for the first time in nine years as commander Richard Byrd greeted him at a hospital visit. The veteran, crippled in the war, stood briefly with help then walked fifty yards to Napoleon's tomb and back, praising Byrd's courage. Tears filled his eyes as nurses reacted with hysteria.
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Byrd
Paris
Richard E. Byrd
Bird
America
le Gendre
Gauigat
Nurs
George Noble
Napoleon
Blariaux
State library funding plan outlined in Columbus
July 6 Columbus reports state library plans amid legislative action. Total appropriations exceed 1 million dollars for libraries at universities and state systems with additional funds for extensions and archival work.
Eric Brakemaz Killed on the Erie Tracks
A man named Eric Brakemaz died after an incident on the Erie tracks in WAHION Q during July. His wife daughter and parents will attend his burial in Us with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Wahion
A. T
Erie
Airman Killed In Dive At Pine Camp Training Camp
Captain Curtis Wheeler of New York was killed and Taent Carly Socks, also of New York, fatally injured when the plane nose dived at Pine Camp during national guard training. Socks was the pilot of the plane.
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Watertowl
Curtis Wheeler
New York
Carly Socks
Pine Camp
National Guard
Socks
Witt Calls Censure an Honor Amid Council Clash
Cleveland Ohio. Councilman Peter Witt mocks a censure as an honor after a 19 to 4 vote censuring him for calling Herman H Finkle a crook two weeks earlier. The brawl involved Witt and Republican floor leader as tension flared over expulsion threats.
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Cleveland. O
City Connect
Peter Wes
Herman H. Finkle
Artton
Council
Witt
Finkle
McFadden Guilty in Auto Theft. Two-Year Ohio Prison Term
L. W. McFadden was found guilty in Judge A K R Webber’s court of removing mortgaged property from the county and state. He received a two year sentence in the Ohio penitentiary at Columbus. He was extradited by Deputy Bivins and the case involves an automobile with a chattel mortgage.
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L. W .McFadden
Ubertin
Thesday
A. KR. Webber
Ohio
Columbus
Fcfanden
Bivins
Suber
Railroad to Train Car Stewards and Cooks in Columbus
The railroad announced a training school and experimental kitchen for dining car stewards cooks and waiters at the Columbus commissary headquarters. The facility includes an exact reproduction of a modern dining car built into the commissary building.
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Collmbus
Penneyisanie Railroad Today
Abite Aiming
Columbus Comissary
Byrd Receives Legion Honor After Paris Visit
In Paris Byrd and crew are feted with the Legion of Honor rosette as Premier Poincare praises their feats. Lindbergh had earlier received a lesser rank while Byrd earns the officer level for his polar flight work. Plans for further exploration meetings and potential landings at the pole loom uncertain amid snowstorms and mapping efforts.
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Winged Victory
Berd
Pole
Haymond Poincare
Byrd
Legion of Honor
Charles Lindbergh
Poincare
Tha Tes
Blyen
Ad Lindbergh
North Pole
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Alten
Francisso
Ohio Bar Ass'n
Walnut Street
Jefe
Donald Dean
Adam Street
WAR Dept
Canada
Mays
Ament Hill
Ottawa
Can
Partiaaid
Tolein
Jule
Lata
Albert Marthe
Woking
Berlin
Dalilion Dolar
Sory
Norton
Marthe
Nosten
Moanthéis
Marcy
Siece
Charlotte Lesum
Cincinnat
Tilda
Prades
Prince of Wales
Mineren
Finland
Wissing Roy Pot
Atlanta
Duis Albee
Robest
Southern
Hiss Neton
Hame
Northern
Uonatey
Ligrary Plans
U Rmoner
Somai
Nomal
Rles
Ohio Weological and Historica
Eric Brakemaz
Lelong
McFadden
Tre
Scotland
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