State Supreme Court Honors Top of 289 in 270 Class
The state supreme court today praised 289 graduates finishing 270 similar to the class rank. Andrew H Brown and Charles A Braman led with 913 percent and 13. Braman, a former resident of Eliria, ran West Side Goods Store. Harvey C Heney also passed. They will be sworn in the assembly room of the new courthouse on July 13 at 1 o'clock.
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Tate Supreme Court
Andrew H. Brown
Charles A Braman
Eliria
West Side
Florea
Harvey Cheney
Dane
American Wins Henley Diamond Sculls Championship
Walter Hoover of the Duluth Boat Club won the diamond sculls at Henley, defeating England’s J Beresford. Hoover posted a nine minute thirty two second time in 1920 and led early, then extended his advantage with a decisive short stroke and smooth stroke through the run.
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Henley ON Thames
England
Walter Hoover
Duluth Boat Club
J Beresford
Hoover
Beresford
FIERCE FIGHTING REPORTED AROUND DUBLIN
Dublin reports heavy clashes as Free State troops advance with 62 wounded and multiple prisoners during operations near Blessington and Werklow. Irregulars led by McDonald V Donnell resist, while Deputy Foland and units from Evaka and Lamonin coordinate northern and southern flank actions.
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Ders
McDonald V. Donnell
Land
Free State
Blessington
Tixen
Smiall
Werklow
Dubla
Hiessintion
Athal
To Devaera
VINO POTTCERMANTS CHARGED WIP ASSALTT
Vino Pottermants and an accomplice charged with assault at a location on Yattery Street in Patialman. Both were allegedly intoxicated at arrest. Bond was set after a preliminary hearing and a plea of not guilty entered.
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Vino Pottcermants
WIP Assaltt
Patialman Vlovd
Jackeb Saimstron
Ilis Telal
Opening Franklin Playground Sparks Community Interest
Residents gathered last evening for the opening of Franklin Playground amid light misprints. Miss Jamierie attended to start the games, with expectations for a popular new venue.
Alimony Petition In Carroll Divorce Case
The case of Sles for Alimony by Carrall against Jame Carroll proceeds as the court considers alimony for a separated wife and two children. Judge Thompson and attorneys attend as equity cases await hearing while the court sessions extend past eleven o'clock.
Automobile stolen from Char near Elks club found abandoned
A vehicle reported stolen from a Char near the Elks club was recovered by local police about a mile and a half away near the Cromwell Steel Company facility. No further details on suspects or motives are provided.
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Char
Elks Club
Cromwell Steel Co. R
Violence Flare Persists As Rail Strike Clashes Grow
State troops remain on standby to prevent violence amid the rail shop mens strike with Adjutant General staff confirming readiness. Labor tensions spread to Roseville and Sacramento as picketing, perishable fruit shipments and calls for federal troops intensify the crisis.
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Frank S Tarlor
Adjutant Generals Staff
Black
Chicago
Pottsville
American Federation of Labor
Mauch Chink
Feeles
American Federaton of Labor
William Howard Taft
States Supreme Court
Rumor Swirls Over Megan Lloyd George's Possible Match
A Britain gossip item claims Megan Lloyd George may marry a single man as puzzle experts debate the clue laden rumor. The piece toys with royal and political names including George and David Lloyd George to tease readers.
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Dan Cupid
Britain
Megan Lloyd George
Mile. Lenglen Triumphs In Dominant Second Set Victory
The French star Mile Lenglen defeated Mrs Mallory after a tight first set, dominating the second with flawless serving and net play. Mallory admitted defeat, calling Lenglen the better player as fans praised the French champion’s encore performance on the Woimbteuen courts.
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Mrs Mallars
Dayton Liquor Run Incident Injures Akron Woman
Mrs James Compton of Akron was hurt when a liquor runner allegedly attacked her party in Dayton. Two men armed with revolvers forced her to surrender $1200. another man in trouble had summoned aid. The incident occurred late at night as aid arrived.
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Dayton
James Compton
Akron
Cincinnati
Mary Gehring
Liberty Bonds Figures Found in fragmented New York data
Fragmented OCR notes report Liberty Bond figures in New York with several $100. sums and fractions like 1-48 and 1-40, plus mentions of Cincinnati and apartment entry. Details are garbled with inconsistent symbols and prices, but reference to Liberty Bonds and specific dollar values remains.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Riston
Wecoman
Cincinnati
Atrance
Jess
Rebineos
Lightning Strikes Wires Cutting Lorain’s Power
A storm yesterday caused lightning to strike poles at 26th Street and Treadway, blacking out the city briefly as crews restored service. Fire units were called later to a liner fire at Hoboken docks but did not engage in major activity.
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Ynlea
Electric Uphit
SI i
Treadway
Efy
Hoboken
Jules —Fire Operatus
New Amsterdam
Pitastron
US May Take Dramatic Action on Coal Mines
Washington reports a potential government seizure of coal mines if mine production fails to meet needs. Officials cite wartime fuel demands and aim to prevent shortages with a strong, decisive step. Production fell about 2.4 million tons from the prior week amid rail congestion and Fourth of July disruptions.
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Washington
Geologica Sutvel
Joann Toms
Rai
oRhentity
Weert
Virginia
Washington July 4 1924 bulletins and reports
A collection of scattered notices from Washington and overseas. Items include steamship liquor sale rights to be argued before the Supreme Court, Cairo Egypt dispatches on airman Blake, delays from mechanical trouble, torpedo tests, and a missing mail consignment from London to Bombay via New York. Also notes on Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals plan and a Federal Trade Commission complaint against MT K Sales and Beechley Balton for a product named time saver. A Windsor Castle curiosity mentions a chair carved from the elm trunk at Wateries.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ot Blake
London
Aboukir
Washington
United States
Bombay
Post Office Department
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Aga
MT K
Rochester
Beechley-Balatom Company
Pittsburgh
Viola Phillips seeks divorce from Ernest Phillips over alleged graft scheme
Viola Phillips of this city sues Ernest Phillips, an employee of the General Phonograph Co, claiming they married February 1 1918 and that after being drafted he deserted, cursed her and followed her, later moving to housekeeping, taking and storing their household goods, and disparaging her in public. She seeks divorce alimony and restoration of her maiden name Viola Banczerrya.
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Miotd Prilcipa
Eriest Phillips
General Phonograph Co
Ft Thomas
Klying
Viola Banczrrya
Stocks Rise and Fall Amid Mixed Trading Across Markets
The New York stock list shows steel steady near 99 3-4 with several major companies advancing or slipping. Notable names include General Electric, U S Steel, Studebaker, American Can, and International Paper, with mixed performances and varying prices across sectors.
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New York
Jean Pere
Studebaker
R- Pricen
Stere
Nigher Ar
Len Syle Ani Nashtile
Allis Chalmers
Wrerican Car & Foundry
Qhia
American
American Steel Foundry
Nacanda
Atlante
Haldsin
Baltimore &High Bethelhem Steel
Hutte & Superior
California Petroleum
Tpacific TR
Central Lerther
Chesanegke & Olio
Chicago &South Western
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
Chile
China Copper Aa
Colorado Fuel
Calumbhia Gas & Flectric
Consolidated Gas
le Corn Producers
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Liger Iba
Erte Ist Prid
General Electric
Goodrich
Gt Northern Pr
Sorthern
Illinois Central
Inspiration
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Marine
Marine Pr
Miami Copper
Dvale Sterl
National Enamel & Stamp
New York Central
Y N H & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific Vce
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas &3
Firts Coal
Ray Consolidated
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacife
Southern Railway
England fears Hun collapse amid reparations crisis
London officials warn of Germany’s possible economic collapse as reparations talks stall. Premier Lloyd George weighs intervention as the mark plunges to new lows and Bavaria faces rising monarchist tensions amid a fragile German political scene.
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Germany
Lloyd George
Supreme Council
Rathenau
Bavaria
Berlin
s+lragers
Lioyd George
Wls
Europe
Austria
German marks buyable for travelers in postwar Germany
The piece notes extreme German financial strain with the mark trading at about 686 per dollar, down from a prewar value of 23.8 cents. It claims that fewer than 92,000 marks could make an American traveler a millionaire in Germany.
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Germany
Mery
Akron Tops in Postal Receipts as U.S. Cities Rise
Washington July 8 Further evidence of improving business conditions comes from postal receipts for the fifty largest cities. June receipts totaled 22 18,820, up 2 417 199 from June 1921. Chicago and Philadelphia lead growth, Akron shows 36.85 percent rise for the year, Newark second with 17.6 percent, others include Rochester Worcester New York Boston St Louis and Cleveland with varied gains.
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United States
Chicago
Philadelphia
Akron Ohlo
Newark
Rochester
Worcester
Vass
New York
Boston
Sr Loui
Cleveland
Irregular Old World Customs Mentioned in Odd Text
The excerpt notes unusual practices in Sweden and a small town Plougrastel regarding gender based charges and weddings. It references church roles and a later broadening of aims to include all people, suggesting a historical discussion of social norms and religious or civic rites.
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Sweden
Rhys
Thurhes
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs. Jesse Petersen of Jasper Minnesota writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her stomach and back pain and helped her return to daily work. She praises its long service and recommends it to women facing displacements irregularities or the Change of Life.
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Jasper
Minn
Lydia E. Pincham
Thad
Jesse Petersen
Route 1
Mina
Lydia E Pinkham
Elyria Savings and Trust Co Report of Condition
Report of the condition of Elyria Savings and Trust Co shows total assets and liabilities with deposits and capital details. A J Robinson, cashier, swore this report before Notary Harold M Metcalf in Lorain County Ohio on July 6, 1923.
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Elyria Savings and Trust Co
A J Robinson
Te Elyria Savings & Trust Company
State OF Ohio
Lorain
Harold M Metcalf
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