Relief fund passes 600000 as towns aid recovery
Ohio towns raise funds for Corain relief with Toledo at 35000 and Cleveland near 100000. Governor Donahey reports almost 200000 contributed while Kiwanis and Rotary units join the effort. City cuts cleanup staff to save money as wrecking of badly damaged buildings continues with dynamite used on the Democrat building and St Mary church.
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Red Joes
Toledo
Cleveland
Donahey
Rotary
Kiwanis
Cincinnati Kiwanis
Cincinnati
Darton
Portsmouth
Urbana
City Hall
Democrat
St Mary Church
Navy Chief Urges Readiness at Pennsylvanian Convention
Secretary Curtis D Wilbur addressed 12 600 delegates at Forbes Field for the eleventh Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor convention praising preparedness and the 11th amendment while noting a July 10 election as essential. He then left for Washington after the death of Carupidge Jr.
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Navy
Curtis D Wilbur
Christian Endeavor
Forbes Field
Wilbur
Washington
Carupidge, Jr
State Briefs Update Ohio Officials and Local Industry
Savage becomes state superintendent of insurance replacing the late T. J. Cann Van Wert judge R. M. Wanamaker passes away on the state supreme court bench. Ling Gas Lights plans a 3 000 000 cubic foot daily expansion at their Lima Jackson plant to ease natural gas shortages. A Metal Workers union officers face salary cuts at Montreal convention. Pekin Autumn sights include thousands of camels from interior Asia returning caravan tea and other goods.
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Columbus
Fol Savage
Paulding
Insurancc
Savage
Donahes
T. J. Cann van Wert
Supreme Court
Trafic
R. M. Wanamaker
Lima
Jackson
Ling Gas Lightspany
E. R. Curtis
Oho
Pekin
Asia
Have You Ever Thought of This Health Ad claims
An early 20th century advertisement emphasizes elimination to prevent sickness and promises O'Neill's Vegetable Remedy tablets as a safe herbal treatment. It urges readers to try a free sample and asserts consistent, personal satisfaction with the product.
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O'Neill
World News Snippets From Madrid Moscow and London
Reports from Madrid describe ongoing unrest with civilians facing danger as forts and villages suffer disruption. In Moscow the fifth congress closed as the Soviet press outlined the event. In London Chancellor Snowden emerged triumphant from tensions over the first budget and parliamentary passage. A German arrest in Chicago and a royal will in Britain also appear amid international notes.
Victorian Writers and Pencils Mentioned in Historic Texts
The fragment cites Maria Edgeworth as inventor of the novel with a purpose and notes Miss Sadie Isaacs’s academic triumph at University of London. It references Queen Elizabeth and Jane Austen among famous women, discusses pencil varieties and specialized leads, and mentions seed propagation for sugar beet and the number of oak varieties, plus a note on crows holding courts.
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Cral
Maria Edgeworth
Castle Rackrent
Walter , Scott
Sadie Isaacs
Ust
University of London
Marie Corelli
Queen Elizabeth
Hannah More
Jane Austen
Marla Edgeworth
Emily Bronte
Dorothy Wordsworth
Mary Lamb
Women Leaders Highlight Florida and National Efforts
The piece notes Florida women attaining roles such as treasurer and county commissioner Fannie Salmons becomes the first Florida woman to hold the county post Ellen A Messenger rises from elevator operator to Boston buyer with a high salary The National Association of Women Lawyers plans its second annual convention in Philadelphia July 7 week and honors for Mrs Ramsay MacDonald connect to Kelvin centenary remarks Miss Bina M Weat receives Michigan honorary MA for leadership in women’s organizations
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National Association of Women Lawsirs
Philadelhia
Jet Hatryi
Coolidee
Kentucky
New Orleans
Uon of Accountants
Associated Accountants Af
United
Tord Kelvin
Ramsay MacDonald
Bina M. Weat
Woman’s Benefit Association
University of Michigan
Cleveland Market Prices Listed for Fresh Produce and Eggs
The page shows daily prices for Butter Eggs Cheese Poultry and various produce items in Cleveland with figures such as butter 0.43 per unit and eggs at dot rates. Strawberries cabbage potatoes and tomatoes are listed with crate and dozen prices across multiple lines.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York
Stock market noon prices and opening notes
Noon prices show strength in railroad and public utility shares with notable gains for St Louis Southwestern Southern Railway and Baltimore and Ohio while high priced issues like Woolworth and General Electric slipped from peaks. Oil securities remain heavy with reports of price readjustments. market opened with continued railroad and utility optimism and fractional industrial gains.
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American Cam
Simaconda
Atlantic Guilt & W Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
Crucible Steel Eral Electric Ihe
Ernational Paper
Olk & Western
Pacific Reading Public Iron & Steel Southern Railway
Studebaker
New York
Stock Exchange
American Locomotive
United Cigar
American Radiator
Savage Arms
Yellow Cab
Woolworth
General Electrical
St. Louis Southwestern
Southern Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
General Electric
United Railway Investment
Phillipe Pete
Wall Street Opens Steady Amid Small Gains and Mixed Moves
At the opening, the market held a steady tone with no clear leader. Steel futures advanced to 100 3-8, State Steel to 70 1-2, and California Pete to 22 3-4, while Studebaker slipped to 36 1-4 as irregular trades touched several coterminous issues.
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W York
York
Steel
State Steel
Wavin
Stude
California
Pete
Rock Island
Baltimore and Obis
Reading
Southern Railway
Opening Liberty Bonds And Grain Market News
Liberty bonds opened with mixed quotes across series including 3 1-23 at 161.19 and 4 1-45 at 102.03 with others around 101.27 to 164.28. Chicago grain futures showed wheat steady to up, corn and oats advancing, with July wheat at 113 1-4 and July corn at 99 1-4. Ohio convention coverage notes honorary memberships and medals at Cedar Point July 14-18 for the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association led by Fred J. Mery as future president. Cincinnati reports the US Senate appealed the Daugherty hearings ruling, a lower-court win for Daugherty.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Columbus
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Cedar Point
Mying
W. O. LeMasters
Akron
Edward Sehl
New Philadelphia
Waldo M. Bowman
Toledo
J. F. Gallagher
Dayton
J. W. Dyule
Marietta
H. M. Highfield
Zanesville
Fred J. Mery
Oldest living Oberlin graduate Rev Geo Candee dies
Rev Geo Candee aged 93 longtime minister and abolitionist died Sunday at his Toledo home after a brief illness. He served Kentucky Ohio Michigan congregations and was Oberlin College’s oldest living graduate and Berea College trustee. Survived by four children with services held Tuesday at his residence.
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Geo. Candee
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lagrange Street Mission
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Oakwood Avenue
Candee
Kentucky
Michigan
Rev. Candee
Berea College
Berea
Washington Congregational Church
M. A. Holcomb
Okmulgee
Okla
A. Rytie Candee
W. D. Candee
Los Angeles
Cal
R. R. Candee
Bakersfield
Ernest Bourner Allen
Oak Park
Iil
Lake Shore Electric Reopens After Tornado Damage
The Lake Shore Electric restored freight and passenger service after a destructive tornado. A large crew worked round the clock to repair lines and assist other services in Io Rain locality. In Columbus the state fair will begin August 24 with religious services and limited commercial activity on opening day.
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Lake Shore Electric
Lake Shore
Columbus
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A dated testimonial claims the remedy removes catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract and relieves stomach liver and intestinal troubles including appendicitis. The ad asserts one dose proves its value and offers money back guarantee through druggists.
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Mayr
All Drugers
Three Ohio Deaths Include Woman Slain Husband Held
Police hold Walter Mason 38 for questioning after Kata Mason 33 was found beaten to death on Livingston Avenue Columbus. Coroner says skull fracture probable cause amid reports of a spree. Also reported: Hugo Smith 29 road worker killed when his vehicle toppled into a ditch in Ashland County. Lester Lynn four years old drowns after slipping into a farm pond near East Palestine.
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Columbus
Kata Mason
Walter Mason
Huckster
Murphy
Mason
Livingston Avenue
Ashland
Hugo Smith
Ashland County
Miller Sues Wife for Divorce After Forty Years of Marriage
Orantus P. Millar of Wadsworth town ship files in common pleas court for divorce from Katie O after more than three years separation. They married May 37 1884 and have four children Lydia Spencer Charles Miller Carrie Macklin and John F. Millar seeks absolute ownership of 36 acres in Wadsworth and notes Dul les and Katie reside on neighboring properties. He recently returned from California.
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Medina
Orantus P. Millar
Wadsworth Township
Katie O
Common Pleas Court
Lydia Spencer
Charles Miller
Carrie Macklin
John F
Dulles
Miller
California
Lipton basket worker injured at Kipton mill
Harley Keller of Kipton, an employee of L Redington Basket Co, caught his hand in a saw mill wheel at 11:20 yesterday. He was rushed to Memorial Hospital where doctors amputated the index finger on his right hand and treated lacerations to the thumb and middle finger. Moose initiate tonight with a large attendance planned and a busy social night ahead.
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Lipton Basket
Harley Keller
Kiston
L. Redington Basket Co
Kipton
Memorial Hospital
John Unger
Marriages Rise in Local Licenses and Bans Totals
The annual report of Probate Judge Wilcox shows a small rise in marriage licenses for the year ending July. There were 759 licenses to marry and 77 by bans, totaling 836, versus 758 licenses and 58 bans last year for a total of 816.
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Wilcox
County Homes Not In Demand In Lorain Storm Aftermath
County commissioners said no children who lost parents in the Lorain storm were sent to Oberli or Oberlin facilities. They can house forty to fifty at the county home if needed, but Lorain has cared for its own. Arrests were made in Columbus for operating a public gambling resort a driver’s association officers to be arraigned. Dayton reports Lieut Harris to fly Berlinger helicopter in a $250000 prize contest next May.
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Oberli
Aton
Fort City
Oberlin
Lotrain
Columbus
Holycross
E W. Swisher
Harry D. Shepard
Jones P. Platsch
Columbus Driving Association
Sam W. Magill
Westernville
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McCook Field
Harold D. Harris
Barling
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