John Siddall a Noted Cleveland Journalist and Public Official
Seka MacAlpine Siddall recalls her son John Siddall born 1874 in Geerlin. A Oberlin, Harvard-educated journalist, he worked at The Plain Dealer Cleveland rising to assistant city editor and later shaped national magazines. He served as private secretary to Starr Cadwallader and influenced public schooling in Cleveland.
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Seka MacAlpine Siddall
Geerlin
James F
Orinda Sarah Sid
John Sidnall
Colliers
George
Rutherford B Hayes
John Siddall
Qhberlin College
Oberlin
Jack
Cleveland
Siddall
Harvard
the Plain Dealer
Sindall
Ant
W. B. Gongwer
Ben F Allen
Washington
Portland
Ore
Wilson
League of Nations
Gongwer
Chautauquan
Starr Cadwallader
Thepublicic
Cadwallader
Goodrich
St Clair
Avenue
E Sixth Street
Cleve
Newton D. Baker
Frederic C. Howe
New York
George B. Siddall
Fannie Hutchins
Mary Raymond
Hathaway-Brown School For Girls
Goodrich House
Tom L. Johnson
Old City Hall
John M. Siddall
Ida M. Tarbell
Standard Oil
McClure
McClure’s
American
The
Teader
Teels
United States
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. Schwab
John Brown
Mr Siddall
Sid
Mr. Sidewall
Jean Harriet Joiner
Polo
Ind
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
One Dead and a Possible Wounding in West Virginia Feud
Orius Mitchell, 17, was killed and Frank Curry, 35, was gravely wounded in a hillside shooting on Harts Creek near here. Authorities say a long standing feud between Curry and Mitchell led to the deadly incident, amid a group drawn into public attention during earlier political and journalistic circles.
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Hart
W. Va
West Virginia
Orius Mitchell
Frank Curry
Rie Harts Creek
Here
Lincoln County
Curry
Mitchell
Prices Rise and Fall in Cleveland Commodities Market
July 16 report from Cleveland shows butter coded prices, poultry figures for fowls broilers and ducks, cabbage crates at 2.00 to 2.80, potatoes at 6.00 to 6.56 per barrel, tomatoes 2.25 per basket, berries ranging from 7.69 to 11.00 per bushel, and raspberries and strawberries listed with varying per unit costs.
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Cleveland
Egan
Irregular Stock Opening and Market Mixed Notes
New York stocks opened irregular amid narrow fluctuations with some declines in United States Steel and related issues while sugar stocks held firmer. The forenoon showed dull, uneven moves with limited activity and minor advances in a few names, followed by mixed early grain and bond quotes and a fatal train accident in Ohio.
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New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
American Locomotive
American
Utah Copper
Studebaker
Stewart Warner
Kelly Springfield Tire Tose
Punta Allegre
Stock Exchange
Baldwin
Pan American Pete
American Can
International Harvester
Darvison Chemical
Two Quarry Workers Injured in Amherst Monday
In Amherst on Monday Peter Dippe suffered a deep foot laceration at the Ohio Quarries and Robert Johnson injured two fingers. Both cases required medical care with Dr. Wiseman called to the scenes.
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Amherst
Peter Dippe
Ohio
Robert Johnson
Wiseman
Local Residents Visit Teams and Friends Across the Area
A long list of visits and weekend guests spreads across towns from White Plains New York to Elyria Chardon Vermilion and Perry with stops at Beaver Park Chippens Lake and the Bank of Commerce Lorain. Notable names include Mrs Amanda Purcell Mrs W A Purcell Mrs H H Adams Miss Edith Wither Miss Doris Zimmerman and many more visiting relatives and friends in Perry Elyria Cleveland Lorain and nearby communities.
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Cleveland Ave
Jacob Baus
Jennie Coburn
Marion
Carl Bodman
Milan Ave
Willam Mischka
F. E Eastman
Iss-set-keg
Frank Schubert
Harold Childs
Lorain
Chas. Zimmerman
Robert Hasenslug
Joe Tocas
Clarence Baker
Barbara
A. Baker
Leland Belden
Putin Bay
Harold ,Habo
Vemilion
Lucy
Rmeby
George Hoffner
E. J. Spell
O. Dubesh
M. C. Barney
Amsterdam
FP. PF. Parker
White Plates
N. Y
George Parker
George Falazey
Pittsburg and
Sea
Mr. Land
Jake Werner
George Ruth
Brownhelm
Nora Warren
Chipple” Bruce
Doris Zimmerman
Elmer Grugle
Beaver Park
F. J. Tavener
C. H Hodges
Cleveland
Herbert Moff
Misa Edith Wither
Elmo Flannery
Gratton
William Wilker
B. A. Kuss
Ed Peitch
Elyria
Amanda Purcell
H. H Adams
Loraln
W. ‘A. Purcell
Wm. Newton
North East
W. A. Tabbert
George Garthe
Bank of Commerce Lorain
Alice
Norma Lerach
A. Skinner
Chardon
C. H. Ernst
Dot
Walter Notleys
Mims Helen Billar
Vermilion
A. C Field
EB. Bickel
Adrian, Mich
Perry, O
Fred Lang
A. P. Roth
Josephine Menz
Chippens Lake
John Gray
Daniel Whyte
Jackson St
New York
Elia Mallardt
Wyoming
Jas, Nicholl
Main St
Johnson Victory Lays Groundwork for Farm Bloc in Senate
Cut Down aligns with La Follette progressives as Minnesota's Senator Elect Johnson is expected to join the farm bloc. Representative Oldfield blames Harding era for Johnson win while Gompers commends the victory as a stand for progressive constructive legislation benefiting farmers and workers.
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Lafollette
Johnson
Minnesota
Senate
William Oldfield
Arkansas
Harding
Oldfield
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Banishing nervousness with Ambition Brand pills
An advertisement promotes Wendell's and Van-Geils Pills Ambition Brand from C W Phillips claiming quick mood relief and a money back guarantee. The copy targets tired or nervous individuals, promising benefits in three days with a first box purchase and a money back plan for digestive and sleep issues.
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C. WW. Philips
Wendell
C W Phillips
Pilla
Ady
Harding's Trip Proves Strenuous for Mrs. Harding
In Fairbanks Mrs. Harding, fatigued from travel with President, restes in hotel while doctors say condition not serious but she needs rest. The presidential party faces another rail and sea voyage to Seattle, prompting reduced participation in the program.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Boone and Sawyer
Harding
Widow Mary Shannon Hangs Self in Cincinnati Home
Cincinnati police report Mrs Mary Shannon a 64 year old widow hanged herself early today using a sheet tied to a doorway in her room. She had been ill for some time.
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Cincinnati
Mary Shannon
President Harding Alaska Tour Highlights Contrast with Midwest
The Alaska trip echoes Midwest life with lumber towns and bootlegging issues near the coast. In interior towns moonshine and corn meal mingled with prosperity, while two gleaming autos welcomed the president and a less smart carriage carried him.
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Lly
Middle West
United States
Harding
Wyoming
Montana
Tane
U. S
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Midwest
Seacoast
Canadian
Labor Leaders Warn on German Unemployment Crisis
The Labor Leader discusses how mass unemployment in Germany risks fueling unrest and possibly revolution. He argues that currency devaluation harms global markets, weakens living standards, and pressures foreign nations to buy cheaper German goods while Germany cannot pay for imports.
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Walte Rathenau
Germany
England
United States
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Galion
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Rane
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American Car & Fdy
American Locomotite
American Smelting
Anaconda
Atchison
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Baltimore & Ohio
Eae
Butte
Canadian Pacific
Crucible Steel
General Electric
Inspiration Copper
Ae International Paper
Marine Preferred
Northern Pacific
Reading
Utah Copper Saa Aan
Westinghouse A
Willis-Overland
Werner
Edward Hildebrandt
North Olmsted
Sun‘gay
Esther Hildebrandt
Bert Bobel
August
Jaeger
Jenais Jaeger
August Jaeger, Jr
J. Wernert
Gertrude
Louise
Katharine
Esther
Edward
William Wernert
Eo. Straw
Middle Ridge
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Norman
Akron
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E. O Straw
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David Straw
Reising
Reising Familes
John Kiein
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Chautauqua Committee
Chautauqua
Comrade Zilch
Tses
Emma Slack
Syracuse
Agnes and Germaine Lahiff
Florence Bodmann
Marcella Rich
Mary O'Neill
Dorotha Wesbecher
Zelma Muth
Henrietta
Walter Scott
A. Jaegers
Martha Jaeger
August Jaeger
O’brien
Mes. Harding
Trip
Parce
Labor
Thei Tanks
Brauna
Dr. Brauns
Berlin
Alaska Delicacy
Anchorage
Secretar Hoover
Sewar
Hendersons
Earl
Otter E. Wilton
Cape
Phillips Drug Store
Standard Hardware Co
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