Divorce Granted in Bland Case Reveals Former General’s Past
A Bland California divorce case reports Edzar Nye, once a general in the Rus forces, separating from Edith Pose Nye of Alameda. The decree cites Nye’s wartime service, travel to Paris, and failure to provide for his wife as factors in the dissolution, noting personal estrangement and lack of homecoming despite warnings.
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Bland
Jely
Paris
Joleberiki
P'Rcess
Mr&e
Tax policy debate targets big corporations and tax cheats
Government officials argue large corporations use bonds and legal maneuvers to avoid taxes while individual filers owe back sums. A study after a cabinet meeting outlines plans to tighten collection and curb waste, with estimates of unpaid taxes potentially reaching into the billions. Public revenue officials cite back taxes and deductive evasions as targets for new reforms.
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Tnue
Blair
EE GAMES IN SATURDAY EE GAMES IN SATURDAY
Three County Baseball League games scheduled Saturday feature Estards versus Rats at Casirk, Elvira Legion at Well, and La Grange at Kipton.
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Estards and Rats
Casirk
Elvrra Legion Et Well
la Grange
Kipton
Prisoner Executed for 1920 Follansbee Murder
A prisoner condemned for the 1920 murder of a wealthy Pittsburgh manufacturer in Follansbee was executed today at the state penitentiary. Law officials reported the execution proceeded after an executive ruling and involved four inmates in the death house.
The Walk On The Other Side Of The Street
A brief note describes passing a house on a street near Blue Derry, with a cautious pedestrian’s path and a casual observation of the neighboring residence.
Meatier bodies promised by new weight gain program
An advertisement touts Evans Triple Mates as a muscle boosting solution for thin people. It claims the product delivers rapid weight gain and stronger flesh, appealing to readers seeking to add solid weight in a short period.
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Norrahad
Crandai
Four Boys Drown While Sought Escape from Heat
Four youths in Cleveland perish while cooling by the lake coast. Authorities recover two bodies while search continued for others as the thermometer nears zero at night. Local rescue efforts continue along the shore amid frigid conditions.
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Cleveland
Deine Scugti
Half Billion More For Roads
Washington July 7 The United States will pay about 27 90 900 000 to American railroads in addition to sums already paid under wartime government control Secretary Mellon said. He added Congress may be asked for another 300 900 000 to meet railroad claims covering port and other charges beyond guarantees and reimbursements previously appropriated.
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Washington
United States
Mellon
Corerese
Oberlin Chautauqua Draws Big Crowds Again
Oberlin's Chautauqua fourth day featured Browrell Concert Company magic readings and strong impersonations. Hon William Nolan, Speaker of Minnesota House, delivered an inspiring We the People lecture on citizenship with humor. The largest audience attended Wednesday evening.
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Chattacqua
Oberlin
Minnesota
Burgners Set for Western Vacation Tour
Oberlin note says Mr and Mrs L E Burgner depart today for a months trip through the west. They pass Chicago and Yellowstone, then Pacific coast, returning via Washington state Canada Lake Louise and Duluth where they will take a boat to Cleveland and expect to be back in Oberlin about August. Also Miss Tue Stewart of 64 East College Street is recovering at Oberlin Hospital after being admitted Monday the 4th.
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Oberlin
L E Burgner
Chicago
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Canada
Lake Louise
Duluth
Cleveland
Obertin
Tue Stewart
East College Street
Obertin Hospital
Dayton mayors calls in leaders to resolve streetcar strike
July 7 Dayton city manager Barber met with line managers and union leaders to restore five streetcar lines. He aims to have cars running within 45 hours but rejects municipal operation. Women drivers dominate the streets as Toledo fleet arrives to aid service amid ongoing pickets and police near barns with no violence reported.
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Dalton
Dayton
Barber
Mantager
Marion police seek baseball organizer H W Cassel
Marion police hunt for H W Cassel of Washington who arrived weeks ago to organize a 72 man baseball club to tour South America in President Harding's hometown. Cassel gathered Marion volunteers for tryouts and booked a game with a Columbus team, then disappeared a week before the roster surfaced. Police continue searching for Cassel amid confusion over his true identity.
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Siarigcon du
H W Cassel
Washington
Harding
South America
Cassel
Marion
Columbus
Manon
Coek
Anthorines Are
mPnster
Sister of Elyria Woman Named to Federal Post
Mrs. Anna Brady of Fremont is appointed to a federal position with offices in Columbus. The Elyria woman, Moss Brad, is described as the first to gain this appointment in the district, marking a notable local achievement.
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Elyria Wowan
Anna Brady
Fremont
Ln'ted
Marvsra
Sun Ng
Elyria Woran Moss
Brad
Col.m Bus
Grass fire in Logan area quick extinguished
The third grass fire in three days started at 439. esterdas with Logan fire squad responding and putting it out in about ten minutes using a jet of water. Dry weather described as the cause as open country remains parched and easily ignites.
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Esterdas
Partawesc
Logan Wee
Fire damages Elyria Foundry roof in brief blaze
A small roof fire at Elyria Foundry Company was controlled by the fire department last evening. Quick action prevented serious damage as a chemical was used and the blaze smothered to about a hundred square feet.
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Flyrta Foundry
Colored Team Plays Harpoon Club Sunday
A local colored team faced Harpoon Club in a Sunday game. After a tie at halftime, Narpoon A and Serdar led in a close second half. Start time reported as 2:30.
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Tea Greenwood Social Cith
Wil Nice
Serdar
Eberhro Agamond
Obituary for Mrs. Poe of Cleveland
An elderly Cleveland woman died Sunday at her home after months of illness. She was eighty and survived by a daughter and three sons. Funeral services were held yesterday morning.
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Mann Friesan
Vormerly
Evra
Clevel
Poe
Jacob Diedrick
Bascaienue
Michael Knechtses
Gates Avenue
Clesland
Cadiz and Martins Ferry State Briefs
Harrison county bankers form an association. A Daughters of Veterans branch organized in St Clairsville with aid from local veterans. Martins Ferry reports Harold Sary der first Fourth of July casualty. a fire cracker failed to explode. Cadiz House razed. new business block planned. Martins Ferry Mike Becks loses control of his auto, ramming a switch engine injuring two girls. Columbus warns about open mufflers. 7,000 ill in the area. Police tag cars with cut outs for court appearance.
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Martins Ferry
Harold Saryder
Mike Becks
Columbus
French
Ward
Thomas
Wilbem
S&s
Mary
Josapr Albasta
Josapr Albasta, Tie Laoeds
Jack Deel
Pal Peters
Lockbourne
Woman sues railroad for damages in North Robinson death
Mia Minonfe J Strauss widow and administratrix of ANA Strauss estate sues Pennsylvania Railroad Co for 359 000 damages in common pleas court. The claim centers on the grade crossing incident that killed ANA Strauss at North Robinson in this county on January 30, 1920.
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Bucyrus
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Common Pleas
Mia Minonfe J Strauss
Ana Strauss
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Robinson
This County
Sheriff Warns Dealers Over Fireworks For Minors Near Fuel Sites
Shenf Hobcross of Columbus County warns fireworks dealers outside city limits he will prosecute for contributing to the delinquency of minors after numerous complaints of fireworks near buildings and gasoline stations. Local law does not ban sales countywide but enforcement focuses on underage possession and unsafe use.
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Shenf Hobcross
Cty
Sherff
George to make statement on renewing Anglo Japanese treaty
Premier George told the House of Commons he hopes to be able to make a statement on Wednesday regarding the renewal of the Anglo Japanese treaty. He spoke from London on July 7 acknowledging possible progress in diplomacy.
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London
Lford George
House of Commons
Elyrian is fived Lorain charge fined for reckless driving
A J Kaiser of Elyria was fined 10 dollars and court costs in the police court this morning on reckless driving charges.
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Lorain
A J Kaiser
Elyria
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Photograph profits from portraits explained
London photographers pay up to 500 for beauty portrait rights per session. In New York a token fee funds portrait commissions by wealthy patrons. A Detroit woman, Margaret Laurey, has endured multiple marriages and public interest as she seeks new life after her latest union.
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Raimre
New York
Apar
Civis
Cerpaa
Xnik Jacolasr
Mars Par
Husbaza
Vhs
Ind
T.dane
Margaret Laurey
Detroit
Little Talks on Thrift Practical counsel on saving and self discipline
A short essay advises readers to track weekly expenses and curb small, impulsive purchases. By counting nickels and dimes and resisting minor splurges, one can build wealth and a stable future, citing Garfield’s wisdom and the value of steady, minute efforts.
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Gerfeld
Garfield
Lorain Residents Seek Marriage Licenses
Steve Pako aged 20 care maker and Anna Madas aged 20 both of Lorain apply for marriage licenses. Rey John Ontko of Lorain also appears in the notice.
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Steve Pako
Anna Madas
Lorain
Rey John Ontko
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Lake Avenue area
Admissions Mrs Grace Rose at 1030 Lake avenue. Birth to Mr and Mrs Ros at 1030 Lake avenue a son. Discharged Willis Schiph Sandusky Mrs Julie Kavisk 223 West Hiver Street. Joe Pokroczi 571 West Third Street.
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Grace Rose
Lake Avenue
Ros
Willis Schiph
Sandusky
Julie Kavisk
Weat Hiver Street
Joe Pokroczi
West Third Street
Provisional Irish Crisis and Armistice Hopes
Reports from Belfast and Dublin describe renewed fighting in Ireland with police and republican clashes near Dundalk. British reinforcements arrive as Sinn Fein activity escalates, including killings and rapes since January. Denis Henry reports details in Parliament.
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Lame District
Ireland
Zere
Loxcox
Sinn
Akron Teen Killed Jumping From Car at Railroad Crossing
Roy Schick, 21, leaped from a car at the Tallmadge Stow Corner crossing near Monroe Falls to avoid an oncoming B and O passenger train. The train struck the vehicle, John Schick, a brother of the victim, caused a gas flare, and the body was ground almost beyond recognition, carried several yards by the locomotive.
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Akron
Roy Schick
Tonneau
Tallmadge Stow Corner Road
Monroe Falls
Schick
Christina Oldenberg Wins Divorce in Common Pleas Court
Christina Oldenberg was granted a divorce from Fred Oldenberg in common pleas court today. The plaintiff claims gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Mrs Oldenberg receives the real estate owned by Oldenberg and custody of three minor children. Judge Redington awards monthly child support.
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Christina Oldenberg
Fred Oldenberg
Common Pleas Court
Kiwanis Club Meeting Talks Highlight Local Business Leaders
Local Kiwanis Club plans upcoming weekly gatherings with speakers from business sectors. At Thursday noon, President HMM Gandress and Ote Altfeld will discuss their lines of work, with strong attendance reported and expectations of engaging, informative sessions over the coming weeks.
Suit over notes filed in government pleas court
Charles A Speith filed suit in government pleas court seeking $3500 from The Western Reserve Finance Company and others for payment on notes. Defendants include Alonzo Hagen E. T. Chauser Grace Hayes and The Western Reserve Finance Company. default on payment prompts action on specified real estate.
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Charies A Speith
Govamon Pleas Court
Westtern Reserve Finance
Kareks
Alonzo Hagen E T Chauser
Grace Hayes
Western Reserve Finance Company
Introducing Our New Senators From Old Time Territory of Arissma
The piece profiles Marcus A. Smith new U S Senator from that state and Ralph H Cameron of Arizona replacing him. It notes Cameron’s New England roots, westward move in 1883, service as sheriff of Coconino County, territorial and state legislative roles, wealth and mining interests centered around Flagstaff, with a colorful note on early ventures near the Grand Canyon.
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Arissma
Marcus A. Smith
Democrac
Mollionaire
Senate
Ralph H Cameron
United States
Arizona
Cameron
Maine
Horace Greely
Bright Engel
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Cotonino County
Congress
Territory of
Flagstaff
Bret Hart
World of Industry Highlights Mining and Material Claims
The article notes substitutes for adsorbent carbon from pine cellulose and an oil fueled system that yields 50 percent more steam than coal. It cites US control of 40 percent of copper output, 155 million annual US telegraph messages, and Alaska mining's showcase at the National Mining Exhibit in Chicago. It also reports China’s new cotton mill era with 1.23 million spindles and 5,000 power looms producing large yarn and cloth quantities, plus discoveries in the Philippines and iron ore near harbors securing future US iron and steel generations.
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United States
California
Fresno
America
Alaska
Chicago
American Mining Congress
China
Philisprazes
Carrie Chapman Catt Only Woman With Wyoming Honorary Degree
Carrie Chapman Catt, renowned suffrage leader, remains the sole woman granted an honorary degree by the University of Wyoming. The recognition highlights her lasting impact on women's rights and higher education milestones.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
University of Wyoming
Delays in Yanks Aid Spark Ohio Court Protest
Protest erupts as delays in approving $3 000 000 of the $28 900 900 congressionally allotted for ex service man hospitals faced public health service authorization. lawmakers blamed pork barrel lag while foes cite Mellons opposition and renewed demand for cash bonuses for veterans. House efforts quicken with a petition from 22 ex servicemen urging swift passage as Fordney backs the bill though committee support remains uneven.
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Ohio
Congress
Public Health Service
Senate
McCumber
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Frolinghuysen
New Jersey
Houston
Fordsey
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Society Five Hundred Party Honors Guest Miss Margaret Madigan
Miss Mary Keyes hosted a Fifth Avenue style evening at her home honoring Miss Margaret Madigan of Lakewood, cousin and guest of Miss Ruth Conry. The decorated drawing room featured pink and white flowers, with the event centered on social games and friendly conversation.
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Mary Keyes
Middle Avenue
Margaret Madigan
Lakewood
Ruth Conry
Fourth Street
Why Not Let the Rent Money Buy a Home
A column questions the idea that renting is cheaper than buying and urges readers to consider home ownership. It argues that foregone equity and advice ignored a decade ago left many renters without ownership, offering guidance to become homeowners.
Mrs Pauline Schaefer and Winifred Seward Visit Near Bandusky
Mrs Pauline Schaefer and her granddaughter Miss Winifred Seward of Broad Street are visiting relatives and friends in Bandusky and Cedar Point.
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Pauline Schaefer
Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Bandusky
Cedar Point
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