Clara P Phillips Charged With Secrets of Meadors Murder
Angles California July 4 Clara P Phillips wife of Al a wood worker from Tucson Arizona is arrested in connection with the brutal murder of Alberta Meadows a bank clerk Jealousy over alleged attentions to Mia Meadows sparked the crime Police say she conspired with her husband to hide the killing The alleged plan involved luring the widow and attacking her with a hammer in a remote location before the crime was confessed access to the vehicle later used in the flight is noted.
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Mead
Evenine Wiel
Waillips
Meadows
Hamer
Milers Daughter Foils Jail Delivery Attempt
Cincinnati reports an attempted jail delivery as guards thwarted two men and a third companion near dawn. The guard, Mrs. I. I. Patterson, stood watch with a revolver while prisoners rattled the bars. A neighbor yelled, and the intruders fled as officers moved to recapture them.
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Cincinnati
Alexandria
Earli
Iailers Gaucher
I. I. Patterson
Tur Kent
Viepy
Ted Hita
Rornins
Night Reiterates Position at Lorain
Lorain audience hears Ri ree reiterate stance on campaign, urging unity and focusing on essential issues. Unclear lines hint at candidate support and party alignment in a tense town hall setting.
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Lorain
Vermilion Fatality Feared From Lightning Bolt
In Vermilion a year old boy died after a lightning bolt struck while he played in a field. His father Andrew Chervenak found him near the dish as his mother and others looked on in shock. The incident occurred Tuesday evening, prompting a hydraulic burial plan and local mourning.
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Licht
Andrew Chervenak
Rch
Italy
Few's Entries Rebate Court
Probate court records note the appointment of Alife Davis as administrator of the estate of Lucinda Traster of Lorain. The filing indicates the will has been admitted to probate and the necessary executor duties are assigned.
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Lucinda Trastere
Lorain
Alife Davis
Wiilington
Ala ‘Pratt
Kron Man and His Wife Both Obtain Relief
A reader from Akron reports relief after taking Tanac with both husband and wife noting improved appetite digestion and energy after months of poor appetite indigestion and fatigue. The letter claims the product restored health and sleep.
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Kron Man
Mrs Oleson Seeks U S Senate Seat 8 Challenge
Mrs Peter Oleson of Cloquet Minnesota nominated by Democrats to oppose Republican Senator Frank Kellogg for the 9th term. If elected she would become the first woman to win a seat in the U S Senate. Oleson plans an intensive state wide campaign.
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Peter Oleson
Cloquet
Minn
U. S
Men Join Strike Against Orders Across Nation
A widespread unofficial walkout by maintenance of way workers challenges orders from the Brotherhood and its leaders. Presidents, Congress members, and Interstate Commerce Board officials discuss the strike as hundreds stay away from work and many are reassigned to vacant posts.
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Sainte‘inion
Rilward
Potirahia
Gweowill
Memiera
Tivath ‘Esengoeongrees
Interstate Commerce Board
Big Parade in South Ridgeville Sunday July 16
South Ridgeville hosts a big parade on Sunday July 16 at 2:00 PM. Two bands will provide music for the event.
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South Ridgeville
Ohio
No. Ridgeville
SOUTH_ RIDGEVILLE
Ohie
Budgeville
Ohioan Picked as Minister to Egypt
J Morton Howall of Ohio, former American consul general at Cairo, has been nominated as minister to Egypt. The report notes influence from President Harding to fill the post amid diplomatic needs.
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Ohioan
Egypt
J. Morton Howall
Ohio
Cairo
FeLibeat Harding
U. B. Mina
Akron councilmen in a fig ht at special session
Akron July 14 a special city council session ended in a brawl between Councilman El Martin g and Councilman Kyle Ross after a dispute over a traction issue. Ross struck Marting in the nose and other members intervened before the meeting was adjourned.
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Akron
Council Today
EL. Marting
Central High School
Kyle Ross
Tegisia- Uve
Ross
Lesk
Marting
Betwen
Damages Appealed In Medical Case Against Dr Wheatley
Louise Hubler sues Dr. William Wheatley for 25000 damages over an operation. The Supreme Court admitted the appeal and ordered the record certified to the Court of Appeals which agreed with the lower court. The case will not be reviewed by the Supreme Court.
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Louise Hubler Agaiinst
Milliam LE. Wheatley
Lorain
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Sanreme Court
T Court of Commnon Pleas
Cpinion
Sancme Court
Notable Ohio Wesleyan Athlete May Join Cardinals
Howard Freigan, standout shortstop on the Ohio Wesleyan championship baseball team and key guard for the basketball squad, is expected to join the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team soon after intercollegiate play ends.
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Delaware
Howard Freigan
Ohio Wesleyan
Gwetier
St. Louis
Strikers Enjoined in Indiana Rail Unrest
Forty individual heads of various railroad crafts unions in Indiana were named in a federal injunction by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to restrain strikebreakers used to replace striking workers. The action aims to prevent violence as workers imported by the railroad take the strike’s places.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Balttmore
Ohio
Sts
Cincinnati
John Peck
Ten Cays
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Federated Shop Crafts
International
Newark
Hamilton
Dayton
Stri Peck
Sunday Movie Show Queries Alarm Ohio Exhibitors
Bulletin from Columbus reports the Ohio association of motion picture exhibitors and the Ohio federation of churches sending inquiries to candidates about Sunday movie show plans and possible tax impacts. Included are diverse items from around the world dated July 14, noting various political and social events.
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Columbus
Ohio Association of Motion Picture Exhibitors
Ohio Federation of Churches
cMres
a.Boig
Goitre Treatment Ridiculed Across Town Evidence
Fragmentary OCR text claims Crandall's drug store in Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns offer goitre treatment with Serhel Quadrupls. Mentions addresses in Huntington and unclear references to Temmved and a list of names of successful users.
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N.oVo Jonen
Latutte Ave
Huntington
W. Vasa
Crandall
Elyria
Onley T Oberlin
Om Tchadiesburg
Stocks and Commodities Market Notes From Chicago and New York
Market activity remained generally steady with United States Steel down fractional, Royal Dutch Shell slipping, Baldwin rising, Mexican Petroleum dropping, and Pan American World Airways up slightly. Cash bids and livestock receipts showed mixed results across Cleveland and Chicago, including calves, sheep, hogs, and roughs, with notable price marks.
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New York
United States Steel
Royal Dutch l Ed
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Pan American Tete
Studebaker
General Motors
Cleveland
Liberty Bonds Opening Prices Report
Liberty bonds market notes from New York dated July 14 show prices across series including 21-25 at 100.52 and 41-48 at 100.44, with 4-4s at 100.48 and Victory 4 1-42 at 1006.50. Also mentions a birth on Erie Street, details of a baby born Thursday morning weighing nine and a quarter pounds.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty
Honda
Victory
Bornie Mr
Mag. C. Xopenhafer
Erie Street
Stationary Firemen Strike Tensions Rise Across States
Reports from Texas to Ohio detail union leaders pressing for a meeting to push a strike, with federal troop contingency and governor actions under review. In Chicago and Indianapolis violence erupts near railroad shops as guards fire on a striker and police respond. Columbus deploys 300 plus special railroad police as work remains halted. Ohio workers brace for continued stoppage amid payoffs and property protection.
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T. C. Carroll
General Chairmen's Association of the Union
Jing
Jabor
Harding
Ben W. Hooper
Hooper
Texas
Pat M. Neff
St. Paul
R A. Henning
Bhopmen
Northwest
Nas
OM. Jewell
Themerican Federation of Labor
Jewell
Healy
Opelneers and Oiles
Columbus
Davis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Hocking Valley
Train Strike Disrupts Chicago Rail Traffic
Rail workers shut principal Chicago lines delaying major trains 20 minutes to two hours. Through trains from the west kept schedule while others lagged. Federal Judge Peck issued ten day restraining orders against strikers and picketing to protect mail and rail service. A possible government use of municipal airfield for mail transport was discussed.
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Chicago
Broadway Limited
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Cincinnati
James Reilly
Chamber of Commerce
Bieash
Miners resist federal arbitration on wage plan amid protests
In Pottsville Pennsylvania Anthracite miners oppose a federal arbitration panel proposed by President Harding, seeking a 20 percent wage increase while opposing broad powers to cut wages. Charleston West Virginia sees United Mine Workers leaders ordered to appear for contempt in a separate case. Ohio listings note a chicken dinner after a cornerstone ceremony in Ridgeville.
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Pottsville
Harding
Board of Eleven
Charleston
T Va
United Mine Workers
Louis Massey
Clifton Hendricks
George W. Mgllintle
Colcord Coal Company
Lorain Council to Probe Police Department
Lorain City Council plans an investigation headed by George Mohle into the police department after five officers were arrested on assault and battery charges. The probe aims to determine if strong-arm methods were used and to assess department conduct.
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Lorain
Comeiniites
George Mohle
Lorain Wegman Named Treasurer Ohio Club Lakeside
At the Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs closing session the twenty-eighth annual convention elected officers including Mrs H C Gonding as president and Mrs Wm Daubar of Lorain as treasurer. Genevieve Cline Cleveland spoke on needs for immigration limits disarmament education patriotism and unity. The Little Woman's Clubs of Willard presented a drill and joined the federation. The federation backed Florence B. Allen for Ohio Supreme Court judge.
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Lakeside
Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs
H. C. Gond- Ing
Thmn
H.W. Polack
Huron
Mary
Kirk
Elmore
Da&ar
Lorain
Genevieve. Cline
Cleveland
Cline
Misa Louis Burener
Oberlin
Robert
Morris
Toledo
George
Ett McCormick
Marian
Store changes hands at the Mary Anne Shoppe
The Mary Anne Shoppe in the Masonic Temple changes ownership from Mrs Boynton to Mr e Samuelson and will be known as the Shoppe. Secretary Hughes sends a letter to Hamilton Holt defending U S policy amid charges of unfriendly and discreet treatment by the Woodrow Wilson democracy officials.
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Masonic Temple
Boynton
Rave Samuelson
Washington
Hughes
Hamilton Hol
Woodrow Wilemn
Ku Klux Klan Active in Medina Ohio
Medina reports claim Ku Klux Klan organizers from Columbus led by Dr. CG Harrod visiting to form a Medina Klan chapter. Harrod denied anti Negro anti Catholic or anti Jewish aims while insisting members be white and Christian. Separate Klan groups are said organized in nearby Lorain and Elyria with Medina as a mobilizing center.
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Medina
CG. L. Harrod
Columbus
King Kleaele
Ku Klux Klan
Ohio
Akrog Klan
Harrod
Noniclecus
Iie
Catholica
Flyria
Lorain
Slavia Passion Cabinet Resigns Amid Belgrade Report
London report says the passion cabinet of Jugo Slavia resigns, details from Belgrade indicate a government shake up and leadership change following recent events.
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London
Jugo Slavia
Belgrade
Native herb cures venom bite saves man at sea
A vessel faced a poisonous reptile bite and failed antidotes. A native herb medicine, claimed to be Brownd fat root mix, was said to quickly counter the poison and save the patient. The ad promotes Trelha E. Pint hans Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy.
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India
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