Pomerene Evokes Don Mellett at Canton Cornerstone Laying
Former U S Senator Atlee Pomerene presided at the Canton Daily News cornerstone ceremony. The new building, a memorial to Don Mellett, was celebrated as a tribute to his press crusade and the fight against official corruption. The plant aims to print 48,000 papers per hour and is due for completion by December.
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Canton
United States
Atlee Pomerent
Canton Daily News
Don KR. Mellett
Charles E. Morrie
Mellet
C. B. McClintock
Saranus A Lengel
Meliett
Pomerene
Don R
Don Melete
Morris
Dy Mellete
Riew
Cron
Bobby Jones Dominates British Open with Record 255
Bobby Jones of Atlanta wins the British Open setting major tournament records with a 255 total for 72 holes. London papers hail his feat as phenomenal golf and praise him as the world's greatest golfer, with some calling him the greatest amateur.
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London
Bobby Jones
England
Atlanta
the Times
Jones
Mail
The
Daily News
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aims at Universal Service
A historic statement praises the Fraternal Order of Eagles for advancing mercy, education, health, and welfare. It vows to oppose discrimination, promote labor harmony, support widows and orphans, and champion patriotism and citizenship while teaching constitutional values and universal brotherhood. The piece emphasizes living for country over dying for it.
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Order of Eagles
America
Labor
Ferval Sy
Liberty
Hataga Brotherhood
Elberty
Death notices for Martha Ferber and Mary Fisher
Mrs Martha Ferber of Berlin Heights Brownhelm area dies suddenly at 745 PM at her daughter’s home after a stroke following poor health. Survived by three daughters, two sons, nine grandchildren, siblings. funeral Monday at Lucy Slembach home Berlin Heights burial Berlin Heights. Miss Mary Fisher dies at Fort Meade Florida at 75 former Cleveland Elyria worker. niece and nephew in Oberlin. services at Sudro Funeral Home with Rev Vincent, burial Belden Cemetery.
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Martha Ferrer
Martha Baumhardt Ferber
Henry Liembath
Brownhelm
Ferber
Henry Ferber
Berlin Heights
Black River Township
Edith
Christine
Lucy Liembach
Browehrim
Mable Nopke
Florence
Margaret Nopke
Henry
Nelson
Mark Fisher
Mary Fisher
Johbn W. Fudy
Fort Meade
Florida
Miss Fisher
Cleveland and Elyria
Alice Vincent
Oberlin
Reverend Vincent
Sudro
Vincent
Belden
Ohio cities praised for safety record in first half of 1927
The Industrial Commission of Ohio report cites Elyria Conneaut Barberton Massillon and Wooster sustaining no industrial fatalities in the first six months of 1927. June fatalities totaled 593, down 25 from June 1926, with 38 counties involved and varied county tallies across the state.
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Elyria
Conneaut
Barberton
Massillon
Wooster
Industrial Commission of Ohio, Division of Safe, and Hygiene
Lorain
Summit
Hallister
Stark
Sandusky
Carstorge
Montgomery
Mahoning
Lucas
Jefferson
Trumbull
Scioto
West Side to Meet Amherst Orioles in Cascade Park Clash
West Side will play the Amherst Orioles at Cascade Park. The game starts at 1 90 o clock, with Wilbert on the mound for West Side and Miller or Wrage twot pitching. John McGraw named Honus Wagner the greatest player and Christy Mathewson the greatest pitcher at a New York luncheon.
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West Side
Amherst Orioles
Cascade Park
Suajax
Orioles
Miller
Wrage
Wilbert
New York
John McGraw
Honus Wagner
Christy Mathewson
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Mathewson
Rube Waddell
Amos Rosie
Walter Johnson
Christ and the Holy Cross
Ranch Crabb
Plae
Pla
Foreclosure suits filed by Wood Lumber and others
Wood Lumber company sues Loraio Jencus and Zora Jencus of Cherry Valley Pa for 7455 for materials furnished in 1926. A second suit against S Musulin and Son of Lovein seeks 2322. Heth Sautin petitions foreclosure on property. Also report of a car and truck collision on Oberlin road with Indiana plate 441914. driver not found. Gladiolus bloom reports from Mrs. Lester Myers of Columbus Street, with four more blooms expected tomorrow.
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Court For Common Pleas
Wood Lumber Company
Loraio
Steve
Zora Jencus
Cherry Valley
S. Musulin and Son
Seventh Street
Lovein
Heth Sautin
Afrs
Lester Myers
Columbus Street
Myers
Lorrain
Thieves Take Battery From Slater Coal Yard Break-in
Thieves broke into Slater coal yard on Oberlin road and, after failing to strip two trucks, left with only a partially damaged battery. They gained access to the transformer room via a butt joint from the main rooms, police report.
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Coal Company
Slater Cecal
Oberlin Road
Theft report and local incidents from Elyria area
W B Young of 943 Cake avenue reports the theft of a 1926 Buick two door sedan from in front of the Episcopal church last night with license plate T14S40. Police find two bicycles under a Washington avenue bridge, a red Excelsior and a red Pathfinder. Steve Porter aged 11 from Woodford avenue fractures his right arm after falling from a truck and is hospitalized. M S Austend Company sues Sere Chia at 401 W 71st Lorain for 141 dollars plus foreclosures and sale. Dorothy E Cragin granted temporary alimony of 10 per week and 50 attorneys fees in a Lorain divorce case. Mrs Edward Trimble reports her car damaged after a collision with a truck at Park Place East River Street.
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W. B. Young
Cake Avenue
Episcopal Church
Washington Avenue
Dorothy E. Cragin
Warren E. Cragin
Grafton
Claily
Judse A. Rkebber
Edward Trimble
River Street
East River Street
Park Place
C. H. Bender Produce Co
Cleveland
Trimble
Premium Ist of the Lorain County Agricultural Society
Secretary W. B. Richmond issues the premium list for the Lorain County Agricultural Society fair to be held September 5 through 7. Department superintendents include E P Clement at Speed, Baus and Wise at Horse, F G Prosser and F O Betts at Cattle, H H Drusendahl at Swine, F S Tite at Sheep, J C Hazelton at Poultry, W C Sudro at Dog, C T Winckies at Grain Seeds and Vegetables, George Cotton at Graft, W H Turner at Canned Fruits Vegetables and Honey, H C Harris at Mechanical Ball, and Mrs O Peabody and Mrs Clark at Fine Arts and Floral. Speed events include 2:24 trot purse 400, 2:15 pace 1,000, 2:18 trot 400. Other races listed with purses from 400 to 1,090, leading to a 7-year-old amateur pace trophy. Further attractions will be announced.
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Loraine County Agricultural Society
W. B. Richmond
Tne
E. P. Clement
B. Baus
C. W. Wise
F. G. Prosser
F O. Betts
HH. Drusendahl
F. S. Tite
J. C. Hazelton
W.C. Sudro
C. T.winckies
George Cotton
W. H. Turner
Mehhanlke” Ball
H.C. Harris
O. Peabody
Clark
President's Collies Die of Distemper at Cavalry Camp
One of the president's white collies, Prudence Prim, died from distemper at the cavalry camp veterinary hospital after a week of illness. Roy Boy, the other collie, has shown no symptoms of the disease.
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Rapid Grry
S. U
Prudence Prim
Dot
Cavalry Camp
Roy Boy
Markets Cleveland Live Stock
Receipts about 1,000 with mixed bids and slow, steady trading. Fat lambs and hogs show range prices. butter and eggs quoted in Chicago. grain futures including wheat corn oats rye barley and forages, with steady to slow demand.
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Cleveland
Mar Lower
Livestock market report from Toledo shows lighter receipts
Hogs firm around 3 24 per hundredweight with tower heavies at 8350 to 9007. Mediums 9509 to 10007 and 1075? good pigs. Receipts light as market remains steady for steer and lambs in Toledo.
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Toles
Toledo
Grain prices and futures in Toledo market report
Trading notes show wheat at no red 1.38 to 1.39 per bushel, corn No 3 reliew about 1.04 75, oats No 3 white 45 49, barley blank, cash and futures for spring barley listed with August and December bids and quotes, including new tobacco futures.
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Toledo
Tvimotsay
Minneapolis grain prices and loads on July 14
Flour raised slightly in carload lots with family patents at 8.25 to 8.55 dollars. Bran at 25.00 to 25.50. Wheat No 1 northern 1.41 to 1.46 with July 1.39 and September 1.57. Corn No 3 yellow 0.99. Oats No 3 White 0.45 to 0.75. Flan No 1 2.17 to 3.?
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Minneapolis
Cattleman AL Stryker's Voice A Citywide Feat
Wenatchee, Washington cattleman AL Stryker known as the human magnavrox can project his voice over two miles. He stands six feet tall and recently climbed the 42 story L C Smith building in Seattle to deliver a speech that reportedly echoed across the city.
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Joke AL Stryker
Wenatchee, Wash
Stryker
Seattle
L. C. Smith
Steamer Wilhelmina Heads Out for Search Flight
In response to urgent messages the Wilhelmina set course 75 miles out for the stated position while a Fokker plane and two pursuit planes were readied at Wheeler Field Honolulu. Captain Smith led the flight crew to Hon olulu and the aviators opted for an evening drive instead of sleep.
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Wilhelmina
Honolulu
Fokker
Mettland
Hesenberger
Wheeler Field
Smith
Trags
San Francisco
Sleen
Detroit Runner Embarks on Marathon to New York
Hugh A Thompson, 34, a tattooed Detroit mass of bold run, sets out from Detroit city hall to race to New York in under 115 hours. He aims to cross Ontario and reach Niagara Falls with support from two cyclist companions.
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Detroit
Hugh A. Thompson
New York
Dsor
Thompson
A. C
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Geneva
Auburn
Syracuse
Albany
Hudson
Poughkeepsie
Yonkers
Marer Walkers
New York City
Baseball Roundup of National League and American League Games
Bottomley collected five hits in five at bats as Pittsburgh defeated Philadelphia 9 7. Joe Dawson of Toursville held Brookline to five hits in a 3 2 Pirates win, marking Pittsburgh’s third win in a four game series. Giants pitcher Busteigh Grimes contributed three singles in a four hit day against Cincinnati as New York beat Cincinnati 4 1. The Athletics moved to third in the American League beating the White Sox twice 3 1 and 12 10 to gain ground. Cleveland knocked out two Yankee pitchers and won 19 9 as New York rallied with three runs in the eighth and four in the ninth. Red Sox toppled 3 2 with seven pitchers used by the Browns in their tenth win. Cubs behind Bush beat Boston 6 6 6 as Frillheart left mid game but Cubs held lead. Braves plated three runs in both the first and seventh frames.
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Yesterdes
Jim Bottum
Vickory
Phillies
Bowe
Joe Dawson
Hovkin
Toursville
Brookine
Pirates
Pittspurgh
Busteigh Grimes
Giants
Cincinnati
New York
Athletices
White Sox
Athletics
Cleveland
Yankee
Jnst
Red Soz
Browns
van Gilder
Boston
Frillheart
Cubs
Bush
Braves
Let Me Tell Ya By Kay Thel George Turk Officiates Church League
Thel George Turk is praised for his officiating in Church League games this season. Umpiring is hard and often unloved, but officials promote clean sport in the city. A late Cascade Park clash ended in a tie with debates over calls, while future games promise more amateur baseball in Cleveland.
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George Turk
Leanne
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Steve Porter
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Sere Chla
W. 71St Street
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Sa Alae
Francisco R. Serrano
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Western Women's Golf Association
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