Oakland Man’s Divorce Case Reveals War Ties
A Berkeley Superior Court judge heard a divorce case involving an Oakland man and Ahmed Nye. The wife testified he traveled to Europe and worked in Paris as a correspondent before joining the General Wrange to fight. She said he was discharged from the army and did not return home, citing contributing factors to their separation.
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Fety_T
Oakland
Edgar Fe
Fusby
Paris
Wrange
Hreviki
Tax reform drives plan to curb corporate evasion
Government officials study shows large corporations shift tax burdens through bonds and legal maneuvers to avoid payments, prompting a White House push to tighten laws and curb deductions and back taxes. Officials project potential savings as efforts target luxury taxes, internal revenue reforms, and reduced red tape within 12 months.
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Cass
United States
Esident
Indifferent Games Highlight Weekend Baseball Matches
Fragmented report notes three baseball league games Saturday with teams such as Cas and Well La Grange in play. Other items reference locations Elyria Well La Grange Kipten and a case involving a prisoner awaiting execution in Follansbee.
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lLeague
Cstaros
Rats
Cas
Elyria Legion
Well- la Grange
Kipten
Evans Triple 2 Btw weight building tonic claim
An old advertising piece touts Evans Triple 2 Btw as a remedy to turn lean, underdeveloped bodies into solid, vigorous flesh by promoting healthy blood and muscular growth at moderate cost. It appeals to those who look to restore strength and vitality through a tonic aiding weight gain.
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Aid
Evans
Four Boys Drown Near Cleveyland Lake
Four boys seeking relief from the heat with a boat trip near Cleveyland are believed drowned. Two bodies were recovered from the lake by noon. others were unaccounted for along the shore as the thermometer read 59 degrees.
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Clevyland
Jutr
Lske
Half Billion More for Roads
The United States will pay about $590.7 million to American railroads beyond wartime controls, announced by Secretary Mellon. A further request may seek $300.99 million to cover additional railroad claims. The payments cover various claims and reimbursements not yet settled.
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Washington
United States
Treazs
Ery Mellon
Constese
Oberlin Chautauqua draws crowds with lectures and music
The Oberlin Chautauqua enters its third day drawing large audiences. The Brownell Concert Company performed as a quartet while readings and an impersonator pleased the crowd. Hon William Nolan spoke on We the People, delivering a patriotic address on citizenship with humor. The Wednesday program attracted the week’s largest audience.
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Chautauqua
Oberlin
Brownell Concert Company
Nolan
House of Representatives
Minnesota
Burgners Set Off On Westward Vacation?
Mr and Mrs L E Burgner depart Oberlin today for a month long trip through the west. They pass through Chicago visit Yellowstone and the Pacific coast then return via Washington state Canada Lake Louise and Duluth. They plan to sail from Duluth to Cleveland and expect to return to Oberlin about August 8. Miss Rue Stewart of 64 East College Street is very ill at Oberlin Hospital since Monday the 4th.
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Oberlin
L E Burgner
Chicago
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Canada
Lake Louise
Duluth
Cleveland
Rue Stewart
East College Street
Oberlin Hospital
Dayton Mayor Seeks End to Streetcar Strike Talks
Dayton city officials meet line managers as bus and taxi services supplement a five-line streetcar system shut down by a Wednesday walkout. City manager Barber pushes for operating cars within 48 hours but rejects municipal operation. Union members reportedly accept a 16 2 3 cent wage cut, while Toledo machines help run the streets and theaters resume bus fare. Pickets guard car barns but no violence is reported.
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Dayton
Barber
Toledo
Police seek Cassel who claimed to organize baseball team
Marion authorities hunt a man calling himself H W Cassel of Washington who arrived weeks ago to form a baseball club for a Harding hometown tour in South America. He drew over 100 Marion men for tryouts and arranged a game with a Columbus outfit, then vanished a week before their arrival. The man’s true identity remains unknown.
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Marion Jur
H W Cassel
Washington
Harding
South America
Cassel
Marion
Columbue
Fremont woman 18 named United States marshal
Elyria based Miss Inoa Brady of Fremont is appointed United States marshal becoming the first woman from Columbus to hold the post with offices at 17 Columbus.
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Elyria
Inoa Brady
Fremont
Columbus
Sefeoating
Felyria Westar
Brady
Third Grass Fire Hits Area Near Logan Street
Firefighters from squad number one arrived after the alarm and doused the blaze in about ten minutes with a single water jet. Extreme dry weather and parched fields foster rapid ignition in the rural area near Logan Street.
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Yeste-Dar
Fierd Norhwest
Logan Street
Fire on Lilytia Foundry roof damped by fire department
A small roof fire at the Lilytia Foundry Company was extinguished by the fire department last evening. Quick action prevented serious damage. a chemical was used and gauges swathered in the effort.
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Elyria Foundry
Yvire
Lilytia Foundry Company
Fre
Geod
Colored team plays Harpoon Club Sunday
The Greenwood team schedule shows a game against Harpoon Club this Sunday. Western Heights hosts the match with a 2 30 P M start time.
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Tha Greenwood
Esah Case
Ne Harpoon Aloc
Senda
Art
Plyxsecom
Western Heights
Gamond
Ork
Death of Mrs Gertrude Boer in Cleveland
Mrs Gertrude Boer formerly of Elora died Sunday at her Cleveland home at eighty years old after a period of illness. She was a sister of Mrs Jacob Diedrick of East Faiency and Mrs Michael Knechres of Gates. She leaves a daughter and three sons in Cleveland. Funeral services were held yesterday morning.
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Macer Frievt
Wes
Gertrude Boer
Elera
Cleveland
Boer
Jacob Diedrick
Fast Aiency
Michael Knechrses
Gates Arenut
State briefs from Cadiz to Columbus in Ohio reach readers
Harrison county bankers form an association with nine banks in the county. A Daughters of Veterans branch organized in St. Clairsville aided by a G A veteran. Harold Sney der the first Fourth of July casualty from Martins Ferry. A firecracker misfire injures him. Bandits threaten cadiz post office after arma arrival. Earley and clerks ex service men. Cadiz House razed for new business block. Mike Becks loses control of auto ram into switch engine. two girls slightly hurt. Columbus police issue muffler warning urged by doctors and hospital managers. Seven thousand ill in town including hospital patients. police plan to tag cars with cut outs for court appearances.
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Martins Ferry
Mike Becks
Columbus
French
Thomas
Suit Filed for 39900 Damages Over Railroad Death
Minnie J Strauss widow and administratrix of A A Strauss estate sues Pennsylvania Railroad Company in common pleas court for 39900 damages after Strauss was killed at a grade crossing in North Robinson, Bucyrus County, January 30 1920.
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Bucyrus
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Common Pleas
Mra
Minnie J Strauss
A. A Strauss
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robinson
This County
Sheriff Plans Firework Protections Outside City
Columbus Sheriff Hoircross says he will prosecute dealers selling fireworks to minors as contributing to delinquency of minors. The plan targets rural property to prevent fires near buildings and gas stations despite no countywide law.
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Columbus
Shenff Hoircross
Shenff
Little Talks on Thrift and Small Savings Principles
Commentary urges daily habit of tracking expenses and resisting small impulses to spend. It highlights President Garfield's view that saving nickels and dimes builds wealth and stresses steady, minute-by-minute self-discipline as the path to success and financial security.
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Ife
Garfield
Marriage Licenses for Lorain Residents Filed
Steve Pako 29 a care maker and Angus Madas 20 both of Lorain listed for marriage. Rey John Ontko of Lorain appears in the same notice.
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Steve Pako
Angus’ Madas
Lorain
Rey John Ontko
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Discharges
Mrs Grace Rose admitted at 1020 Lake avenue. Birth to Mr and Mrs Rose at 1030 Lake avenue a son. Discharged Willis Schliph from Sandusky and Mrs Julie Katisk from 223 West Hiver street. Joe Pokroczy, 371 West Third street also discharged.
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Grace Rose
Lake Avenue
Rose
Willis Schliph
Sandusky
Julie Katisk
West Hiver Street
Joe Pokroczy
West Third Street
Peace efforts and troop reinforcements update
Continued peace negotiations and armistice prospects are noted as British troops are burned in a district while reinforcements arrive in Ireland. A two hour clash near Dundalk ends with Sinn Fein fighters fleeing as police reinforcements arrive. Denis Henry states Sinn Fein violence includes seven women murdered and three kidnapped since January 1.
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Ireland
Craf
London
Sinn
George to Make Statement on Anglo-Japanese Renewal
Premier George told the House of Commons he hopes to make a statement on the question of renewing the Anglo-Japanese treaty. The London report dated July 7 notes anticipation of an official position from the government.
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London
Vwondaf
Llord George
House of Commons
Elyrians Fined in Lorain Reckless Driving Case
A Kaiser of Elyria was fined $10 and costs in Lorain police court this morning for reckless driving.
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Elyrians
Lorain
A J Kaiser
Elyra
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN IN LONDON PHOTOGRAPHY PROFITS
London photographers command high prices for portraits of beautiful women with copyright retained by the photographer. The piece notes 154.600 women paying state income tax and mentions various social items including suffrage, a new wife in Waterloo, and a Detroit woman's seven marriages as she seeks a divorce.
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London
Himeelf
New York
Canaan
Ena
Chicago Heat Forces Crane Co. Plant Closures and Casualties
Excessive heat forced eight Crane company shops and foundries to shut, leaving 5,000 workers on vacation. One man reportedly died by Lake Michigan amid the heat wave as five others died in the prior 24 hours. Dozens prostrated and parks became sleeping places at night despite no official order to open them.
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Chicago
B Berryman
Lake Michigan
Fatal crossing tragedy near Monroe Falls
Roy Schick, 21, leaped from an automobile to avoid a B and O passenger train at Tellmadge Stow Corner near Monroe Falls. The car cleared the tracks only as a gas spurt was emitted by Schick’s brother, and the vehicle was struck as Schick was killed instantly. The body was mangled and carried several yards by the train.
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Akron
Trath
Roy Schick
Towneau
Tellmadge Stow Corner Road
Monroe Falls
Oldenberg Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Christina Oldenberg secures divorce from Fred Oldenberg in common pleas court. Plaintiff accuses gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Judge Redington awards plaintiff ownership of real estate and custody of three minor children, plus thirty dollars monthly alimony for child support.
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Christina Oldenberg
Fred Oldenberg
Common Pleas Court
Plainiff
Tocal Speakers Address Kiwanis Club on Business
Home speakers to address the Kiwanis Club weekly meetings. At Thursday noon President H M Andress and Otis Altiela spoke on their lines of business. A good attendance was noted and popular talks are expected in the coming weeks.
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Tocal
Kiwanis
Cinhard Gire
Kiwanis Club
H M Andress
Otis Altiela
Lawsuit Over Notes Seeks Payment From Defendants
Speith sues for payment on notes totaling about 3560 against Alonso Hayen EF T Clauser Grace Hayes and The Western Reserve Finance Company. He seeks court action to recover the debt and, if in default, to obtain real estate as security or relief.
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Craries
Speith
Western Reserve Finance Company, Et al
Alonso Hayen
EF T Claueser
Grace Hayes
Weastern Reserve Finance Company
Our New Senator Ralph Cameron of Arizona
International News Service profiles Ralph H Cameron as a wealthy Arizona figure replacing Marcus A. Smith in the Senate. A Maine native who moved west, Cameron built the Bright finger trail into the Grand Canyon region, served as sheriff of Colline county, and was a congressional delegate before Arizona statehood. He pursued mining interests centered around Flagstaff and early ventures near the site.
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Senate
Ralph H Cameron
United States
Arizona
Marcus A. Smith
Cameron
Maine
Horace Greely
Bright Finger
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Colonine County
Congress
Fiegstaff
Bret Harte
World progress highlights from industry and trade trends
The piece notes substitutes for absorbent cotton from pine cellulose and oil's efficiency, U S control of copper output, vast U S telegraph traffic, California figs to eastern markets, and Americas dominant global production. It also mentions Alaska mineral exhibits, China’s cotton mill growth, Philippine iron ore finds, and ore-rich harbors securing future iron and steel in the United States.
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United States
California
Fresno
America
Alaska
Chicago
American Mining Congress
China
Philippanes
Carrie Chapman Catt Receives Wyoming Honorary Degree
The University of Wyoming awarded an honorary degree to suffrage leader Carrie Chapman Catt, marking her as the only woman honored by the university in this way. The recognition underscored Catt’s national prominence in women’s rights and reform movements.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
University of Wyoming
Battle Over Disabled Veterans Aid Delays Build of Hospitals
A heated Senate fight over the Cc McCumber bill for just compensation to ex service men unfolds as Congress debates using funds for new hospitals. Treasury Secretary Mellon opposes cash bonds, signaling tax and debt concerns while veterans push for immediate support.
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Congress
Senate
McCumber
New Jersey
The
Treasury
Housem
Wilson
Mellon
House
Fornsey
Secretary of the Treasury
Fordney
Five Hundred Party Honors Miss Madigan Guest
Miss Mary Keyes hosted a Five Hundred party for Miss Margaret Madigan of Lakewood, cousin of Miss Ruth Conmry. The home on Middle Avenue was decorated in pink and white with Vases of flowers, and guests enjoyed an evening of card playing.
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Mary Keyes
Middle Avenue
Margaret Madigan
Lakewood
Ruth Conmry
Fourth Street
Mrs Pauline Schaefer Visits Cedar Point Relatives
Mrs Pauline Schaefer and her granddaughter Mies Winifred Seward of Broad Street are visiting relatives and friends in Sumdeueaky sad Cedar Point.
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Pauline Schaefer
Mies Winifred Seward
Broad Street
Sumdeueaky
Sad Cedar Poin
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