Innocent of Transfer in Cleveland Firm Case
Miss Hazel Dolman testified that two vice presidents of the Cleveland Discount Company and Josiah Kirby arranged a plan to convert common stock to preferred shares. She said mail clerk Hay delivered preferred stock and she swapped in return for common stock. Miss Charlotte Mueller and B A Bode confirmed book and stamping actions on the transfers.
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Delaware
Avive
Cleve- Wood Discount Company
Josiah Kirby
Hazel Dolman
Pfvon
Kirby
Cleveland Concern
Common Pleas
Court Overrules Quash Motions in Oregon Case
Judge Raulston reads a lengthy decision overruling defense motions to quash in a high profile case. The court upholds the anti evolution law as constitutional and denies claims of due process and indictment irregularities amid a hot courtroom and amid repeated defense objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Beamish
Philadelphia Inquirer
Forrest Davis
New York Merald-Tribune
Earl L. Shaub
Universal Service
Tony Muto
New York Evening Bulletin
Philip Kinsley
Chicago Tribune
Raultson
Beamish
Tomore
Clarence Darrow
Raulston
Raul Stou
Oregon
Nebraska
Tennessee
Seathar
Staes
Sten
Vention
Seonesional Ruaragtee
Cnis Prowikion Redigisus
Laat
Ant
Tie Avi
Jan Judse
Seapes
Hig
Inahan Oon
Groung Healas
Frank McElwee
John R . Neal
U S To Boost Larger Bills
Failing to educate the public on silver dollars the government launches a campaign to promote use of the 2 5 and 10 dollar bills. Treasury aides led by Mellon aim to reassure the public that higher denomination notes bring no bad luck. The plan involves federal coordination and a substantial paper currency reserve to support the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Mellon
Federal Reserve
Kentucky
Campaign to curb water pollution in Ohio streams
The Ohio Department warns streams belong to people and must not be polluted. Efforts focus on cutting down pollution sources with phenol discharges from steel and chemical plants. Coordinated action with coke producers and milk and paper industries seeks elimination of pollutant waste, aiming to protect drinking water and public health statewide.
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Higee
Cuyahoga River
Stee Antisoke Manufactura
Moye
Toledo
Miami
Surance
Distribon
Styeauyson
Good Judge of Liquorturned Drunk to Recovery
A man recalls his heavy drinking and stomach trouble from liquor. He credits Mayr's Gerful Remedy with restoring his health, claiming a simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus and relieves digestive inflammation. He promotes the product as a proven cure with a money back offer.
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Addi
Tuggist
Mayr
State Legislature’s Police Power Over Curricular Content
A fragment discusses legislature using police powers to regulate school books and curriculum. It cites McRernolds and Meyer Nebras as precedents and references a State Supreme Court decision on school content and the state’s authority over education policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRernolds
Supreme Court
Meyer-Nebras
State Supreme Co
Unclear OCR fragment hints at early airship and polar travel
Fragmentary text from Page 1 discusses Ameriza and American airship plans, polar travel, and safety concerns. Dr Fekener mentions hydrogen, ice, and the need for ships able to operate in extreme conditions, with praise for leadership and potential rescue procedures for stranded crews.
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Ameriza
Ant
Snigzbergen
Establishaermast
Tjon Quest Bothman Ag
Fekener
Asronere
America
Tre
Los Angele
Newsmen race for ruling in pivotal trial
Reporters chase the judge’s ruling on a major case as Hutchinson presses for an immediate decision. Judge Rawinston signals speed and a rapid continuation after the reading of the opinion, with rival services seeking updates and the International News Service pulling ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Flo
Dayton Snap Shots and Local Debate Echoes
Fragmented text records a crowded town meeting with remarks from Mrs Darrow and Tarrew about tolerance and function. We glimpse reports on the science discussion, a civic event, and mentions of residents like Davinag and Welter amid a broader dialogue on community issues.
Remarkable Historical Feats and Oddities Across the World
A collage of astonishing feats and events from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Reports mention record speeds and distances, unusual stunts in cities like Philadelphia London and New York, and remarkable athletic or mechanical exploits with weights, vehicles, and everyday objects.
Tracy to Approve Donahey Bills
The auditor said he would approve maintenance bills for the executive mansion within state appropriations. Attorney General Crabbe reportedly advised Tracy to withhold approval of extravagant or upkeep costs for the mansion.
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TOL
Govery 50 Tong
Stata
Mansi
Crabbe
Tracy
Danat
Indictment in Bucyrus for First Degree Murder
Ver non Bowers, 29, indicted for first degree murder in the killing of Ria Sweetheart Beasia Lingery, 22, on June 28 and pleaded not guilty. Trial set for August 17. In Youngstown George Ormes, 29, alias Jon Arnold, was arrested and charged with murder of his sweetheart Josephias Yats, 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
Vernon Bowers
Ria | Sweetheart
Beasia Lingery
Youngstown
George Ormes
Alloa
Jon Arnold
Josephias Yats
Polish Creek Fatal Drowning Believed Epileptic Fit
George Herman, believed to have fallen in an epileptic fit, was found dead today after drowning in deep water in Yellow Creek near Poland village Youngstown Ohio.
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Youngstown
George Herman
Yellow Creek
Poland
Ellian Fined in Lorain Court for Reckless Driving
Donald Brooks 25 of a Lorain area was fined 25 dollars and costs this morning in police court on a charge of reckless driving in Elyrian.
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Lorain
Donald Brooks
Pal
Aichwine Dodgers Triumph Over Western Cyclones in Eight-Run Rally
The Aichwine Dodgers defeated the Western Cyclones 17 to 6 after a big eight inning surge. Wallace powered the Dodgers with a double two triples and a home run in five at bats, and Fred Smith went six for six.
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Aichwine Dodgers
Western Cyclones
Dodgers
Wallace
Eri Ples
Fred Smith
Blave
Wooster
Mike Baonich
Louis Raddie
Richwines
Mike Banich
Wellington Baptist Picnic Planned For July 28
The Wellington Baptist Church Sunday School Board met at the Haley home to plan the annual church picnic. A tentative date of Tuesday July 28 was set with Wagner’s Grove as the site and transportation arranged by Mr C E Baylor leaving at 3 and 5. Activities include gan contests and athletics with fifteen prizes. Refreshments by Mrs Ida Smith Mrs Laura Barker and Miss Hilda Hege. Transportation offered for aged members via contact with Smith or Mr Baylor.
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Wellingion
Guly
The
Baptist Church
B. W Haley
Pleasant
Wagners Grove
Air
C. E. Baylor
H. Klof
B. W. Hales
Keith
Home Department
Smith
Mr. Baylor
P A Contest Closes Sunday At Local Event
Fragmented text notes a Sunday deadline for a P A contest with mentions of Hege Josey Zelma Clinesmith and a festival ending with a discussion on a win and a society gathering at a mentor or meeting place.
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Buren
Hege
Josey
Cho Iss Zelma Clinesmith
Ma Ak Opome
Begin Canvass For Chautauqua
Wellington July ready to purchase Chautauqua on day Rover home will meet police officers. We want to hear from Cheutrauqua in August. The plan will be pitched on a given date around the agency group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Roever Ome
Wagner Rites Today Mark Wellington Obituary
Mrs Wagner longtime Wellington resident and mother to Austin Wagner died after several months illness. Burial was at Greenwood. pallbearers included old friends. Legion notes report July meetings with August event in Wellington. Local briefs mention Bernice Miller visiting, birthday picnic, and Evelyn Jackson visiting Elyria relatives.
Americans to Fight Under Sultan of Morocco
Adventurous Americans including Lafayette Escadrille veterans will seek service under the Sultan of Morocco after the French war minister declines to use them in the French Army against Rif tribes. The Foreign Office and French ministry coordinate to place these volunteers in Moroccan service.
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Paris
Morocco
Foreign Office
Lorain Holds Many at Lake View Park Picnic
Lorain residents gathered for the municipal picnic at Lake View park this afternoon. A fine sport program with prizes for five events and music by two bands capped the day as attendees enjoyed the community gathering.
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Lorain
Jqiy
So—Ad Lorain
Lake View Park
Markets Cleveland Produce Series Blythe Market Notes
Market entries include butter eggs apples raspberries cabbage potatoes and tomatoes with prices per box basket or ton and varying quality grades. Fragmented text references extra firsts packing and packing costs along with unspecified regional market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
York Stace Powis
Market Notes Missing Clarity Amid Mixed Signals
A jumble of phrases suggests a stock market summary with scattered ticker mentions like Sien Ell Reve and Jing market. Fragments reference Medios, Vorarrs, WadehGh, and Maratosian Markers. No clear prices or outcomes are provided in readable form.
Treasury Probes Expedited Trials Over Prohibition Enforcement
The Treasury Department outlines plans to expedite trials on near beer rules and enforce alcohol content limits. Officials acknowledge political influence and seek to prevent undue sway while targeting property and enforcement practices.
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Sargent Oy
Pearsons
Delay of Rum Runners Trial in Cleveland Postponed
Four men arrested by the Lerauin coast guard rum boat chaser face a postponed trial before U S Commissioner Martin J Monahan in Cleveland. William Grieves, a local man, was wounded five times during the pursuit and lies in a Sandusky hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lerauin Cosat Koard
United States
Martin J. Monahan
Wiliam Grieves
Sandusky
Briton Liners Still Wet in New York Port
July 192? British trans Atlantic units entering New York will remain wet despite a federal judge denial of a permanent injunction against the Conrad Line. The action aimed to test the treaty with Great Britain. The Neptunian Association of Masters and Mates had twice sought to force dry ships but failed.
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New York
Mack
Conrad Line
Great Britain
Neptuns Association of Masters and Mates of Ocean and Coastwise Vessels, Inc
Rioting injures scores in religious clashes in Worcester county
In Worcester county on July 15, rioting between Hu Klux Kiangsmen and Klansmen injured scores of men, two seriously. Disorders spread to Medfield and Leicester where eggs stones and bottles were used, windows damaged and injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Maas
Hu Klux
Cox Will Attend Noctor Funeral
Funeral services for Noctor a Hamilton County Democratic leader and former Cincinnati police court clerk will be held at St Ganree s Catholic church Friday He died Tuesday at 55 after two years with heart disease He had been a theatre manager newspaper owner and oil merchant Cox of Dayton a former governor will attend the funeral He is survived only by his widow.
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Cincinnatio
Nector
Hamilton County Democratic Organization
Heard
St. Ganree's
Noctor
Cincinnati
Jam M. Cox
Dayter
Funere Soctor
Airfox Tube Promises Puncture-Proof Inner for Bicycles
An advertisement introduces the Airfox Tube from Sioux Falls SD claiming puncture resistance for tubed tires. It says the tube allows up to 22,900 miles per unit without removing the wheel and requires no special tools. A postcard reply is offered for information.
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Air Force
Aro
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
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International News Service
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Rence Tarrow
Darrow
Hamane
Davinag
Mator
Jurner
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In & Ngurs
Minnesota
Raneall
Taunton
Mass
Little Nellie Wisk
London
England
Leclerc
Maine
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Hiass
Amburg
Germany
Whitman
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Elyrian
Westerns
Chautauqua
M. E
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Cor
Water & West Bridge
Treasury Department
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Elyria China & Crockery Company
Broad Street
Cox
Rankin
Jean Josselyn Graff Insurance
Second Street
Kennedy Coal CO
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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