Sen Pomerene urges economy as war costs fear rises
Cleveland July 15 Senator Geo Pomerene told bankers that the economy must be tightened with no need for larger army or navy budgets. He warned expenditures must be curtailed now as farmers, manufacturers, and laborers bear heavy burdens and prices are expected to fall slowly. Colonel Leonard P Ayres of Cleveland Trust warned of a buyers market ahead. R R Betham spoke on citizenship. banking examiners discussed safeguards.
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Ge.Pomerene
Bankers Association
Normel
Pomerene
Nerene Seid
Burt
R R. Betham
Ohio House of Representatives
Frean- B.-Coais Jr
Elagd Clearing House Associa
Defiance Women Rally Over School Tree Orders
A row over Central Public School trees pits group of women against city authority. Benjamin Lynde, a carrier at the school, began cutting down venerable trees when women from nearby houses gathered to protest. The protest follows last year's dispute about the same trees and actions by the school board to have them removed.
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Efiance
Benjamin Lynde
Central Public School
Esperanto Sailboat Salvage Efforts Continue After Wreck
July 15 report from the Department of Marine and Fisheries says the schooner Esperanto, Atlantic champion, was refloated from the Sable Sand Bar wreck site for the fifth time and moved from the position after the wrecking tug Fabia assisted. The crew has been firing steadily since the incident.
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Talifax
Esanto
Atlantic
Sable Tid Sand Bar
Artment of Marine and Fisheries
Fabia
Hospital Notes Admissions and Charges
Admissions note lists Miss Olza Smith on Dewey Street and Arthur Gleason in Ifton. It also reports Mrs Musser charged by Ely with a related matter.
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Olza Smith
Dewey Street
Arthur Gleason
Ifton
Court Hears Defense In Covalito Poison Case
Testimony in the Lakewood murder trial centers on whether Erminie Covalito faked a robbery to murder publisher husband. Alienist Dr H H Drysdale says incorrigible women who hire assassins and poison may be sane. The defendant sits restrained as proceedings continue amid press and church observer interest.
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Kaber
Lakewood
Erminie Covalito
H. H. Drysdale
State Hospital For the Criminal Insane
Massillon
Ohio
Itrue
Gocror
Char
Attormer Corriigan
Nist
Heran
Raber
New York City
A. Ms. G- Delame
St. Paults
New York
Frances Gratz Files Suit for Divorce
Frances Gratz filed suit for divorce from David Gratz in common pleas court. The couple married in 1911 and have three minor children. The petition charges extreme cruelty and alleges the husband associated with other women and conducted himself improperly.
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Frances Gratz
David Gratz
Common Pleas Court
Gratz
Appeals damage suit in Kirkland case over $200 judgment
Fred Yerkes sues Kirkland Construction Company charging a Kirkland truck damaged his car. Defendants carry the case on appeal after a lower court awarded Yerkes $200.
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Fred Yerkes
Kirkland Construction
Yerkes
Kirkland Company
Fire narrowly averted in Bell Telephone basement blaze
Miss Elve Fiedler smelled smoke in the Bell Telephone Company basement and reported it to E. A. Hague who investigated. A beam was found ablaze but extinguished before it could gain headway, preventing a larger fire.
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Bell Telephone
Elve Fiedler
E. A. Hague
Coal Lands Sold in Wheeling West Virginia
Deeds filed transferring 88 coal land tracts in Ohio and Brooks counties to Penn American Coal Company for 1,152,000 with a deed of trust for 1,350,900. Total acreage 7,448 acres. Grantors are Cleveland residents. The deed spans 300 pages.
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Wheeling
Ohio
Brooks Counties
West Virginia
James A. Paisley
Discrimination in Mingo County Coal Mines Claims
A coal miner testified before a Senate labor committee that workers in Mingo County and adjacent areas faced discrimination in mining jobs and higher company store prices. He cited pay raises in 1970 and personal costs rising from 2 to 3.80 dollars daily, with some days as low as 37 cents per hour in 1929.
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Washington
Mingo County
W. E. Hutchinson
Senate
Hutchinson
Timtchinson
Auterase Asy
Mitcca
WOMAN CREDITs TANLAC FOR RELIEF IN WEEKS
Mrs Helen SM Wood of Akron Ohio testifies that Tanlac relieved years of stomach and nerve troubles within weeks. She says tablets restored appetite and energy, improved sleep, and let her perform housework again. Tanlac is sold in Elyria by J Adolphus Ehers-Advi.
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Helen “Sm. Wood
N_ Union St
Akron
Ohio
Tanlac
Elyria
J. Adolphus Ehers
Advi
New York broker reported murdered in Rome case
Disjointed report cites a New York broker named Hemming killed in Rome while a lieutenant is noted. The text then drifts to Columbus and Martins Ferry industrial matters with prices, sales data, and equipment mentions, showing a chaotic, OCR fragmented page.
Amherst Athlete Carr Named to Accept Tifhn Gall
Amherst athlete Carr, a student and coach in multiple sports, is noted for a varied career. The report highlights his football and basketball roles and his early athletic promise as he defeated a strong opponent in a key game.
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Amherst
Tifhn Gall
Carr
Irish Truce Signed By Sinn Fein And British Leaders
Michael Collins, commander in chief of the Irish Republican forces, signed the truce pact for Sinn Fein. General Sir Nevil MacTeagh signed for the British Government.
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Sinn Fein
Michael Collins
Irsh Republican Air
Sir Nevil MacTeady
Ireland
Former Amherst Player Sold to Rochester Baseball Team
James Keenan, once an Amherst standout, reports he has been sold to Rochester from Philadelphia National. He says the move will allow him to pitch full games and suit him better than his previous partial appearances.
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Amherst
James Keenan
Philadelphia National
Rochester
Japan Prepares For War in Pacific Aviation Focus
London reports Japan speeds aviation program with Italian help and British teaching aims, while Tokyo analysts see Italy ready to back Japanese aviation expansion. Washington faces questions on Pacific policy as Curzon and Harashi dialog amid France and Italy exclusion.
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Tokio
Irig
Japan
London
Jaran
Halt
Ay Manirtes
America
Washington
Loté Curzon
Baron Harashi
Curzea
Great Britain
France
Italy
Pacific
Far East
United States
Pacifc
Former Amherst Resident Dies in Cleveland at 67
Mrs Ackerman, formerly of Amherst, died in Cleveland early Thursday at age sixty seven. She spent most of her life in this city and was well known locally. Survived by daughter Hattie of Cleveland. Funeral services from Baker's parlors at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, burial in Cleveland Street cemetery.
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Amherst
Mra. Ackerman
Cleveland
Hattie
Baker's
Cleveland Street
Amberst baby conferences aim to aid mothers this summer
A series of Friday afternoon baby conferences will be held at the town hall this summer to assist mothers with babies up to two years old. A physician will lead the sessions with help from a public health official in County General Health district. Miss Alice Trier, new president of the American Library Association, becomes the third woman to hold the post in its forty year history.
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Amberst
Lorain County General Health District
Alice Trier
American Library Association
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hamlin Visit Friends in Brunswick
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hamlin of Brunswick were calling on friends, stopping by homes to chat and catch up during a local social period.
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Lloyd Hamlin
Brunswick
Tuestigettergecn AneGrae Witherd Returns From Southern Trip
AneGrae Witherd returned from a southern trip reporting a pleasant journey. Several local church and school groups met to plan events including a Sunday School Convention and a Home Coming Association meeting for August 17. Reports mention illness among residents and movement of Rev. L El Wright to a new study location plus various kinship and community updates.
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Apie
AneGrae Witherd
Ridgerile Township Sunday School Association
Ira Baisbridge
Field In
L EL
Amherst Player 10 Joins Lorain Ramblers
Andrew Bruce, former Lerner and Asher pitcher for Lorain, left that team and joined the Lorain Ramblers. The Ramblers recently reorganized their lineup and Bruce, described as a strong pitcher, becomes part of the new formation.
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Amherst
Lorain Rambler
Tiny Pup Sparks Court Custody Dispute in New York
Jan 15 custody battle over a small Pekingese pup between G. Reid and his former wife, part of a larger split. The Roc road organizer faced arbitration requests as lawyers argued the matter belongs in court or arbitration. The couple had divorced months earlier and a $200,000 cash settlement plus annual payments were involved.
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New York
G. Reid
Tinplate
Wren
Reid Carri
Ti Reids
Banke
Reid
Ais. Reid
McCook
Pup
Robert Harsh Named State Architect and Engineer
Alliance based Robert S Harsh appointed as State architect and engineer at age 33 by State Highways Director Verrick. Governor Davis expects the new post to save the state large sums due to Harsh’s experience in public building work amid long service in public projects.
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Columbbs
Robert S. Harsh
Alliance
Werrick
Davis
Hervick
Harsh
Aezd 33
Crestline man held on gun theft charge at county jail
Forest Strunk of Crestline was jailed in Crawford County on charges of stealing four cases of cigarets worth 250 from the Pennsylvania Railroad traths at Crestline. He was bound over to the grand jury by Mayor Wendal Keyser under a 1000 dollar bond.
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Bucyrus
Forest Strunk
Crestline
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ife
Wendal Keyser
Cremine
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