Harding Stock Claim Circulates Around Prohibition Fight
Chicago reports claim Senator Warren G. Harding once owned stock in an Ohio brewery. Virgil G. Hinshaw cites a Washington dinner where Harding allegedly admitted ownership and later backed the Prohibition amendment and Volstead Act. No immediate comment from Harding or Coolidge as he prepared to accept the nomination.
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Harding
Seaator
Warren G. Harding
Virgil G. Hinshaw
Prohibition
Hinshaw
Thomas B. Felder
New Willard Hotel
Washington
Ohio
Nat Harris
Georgia
Marion
Republican unity rally signals support for Harding ticket
A national convention atmosphere emerges as Republican leaders urge party unity for the Harding nomination. Attendees from various states plan to travel by special cars to the hall for the June 4 endorsement and to discuss platform reforms. The meeting emphasizes reorganizing within the party to broaden representation and avoid coalitions that could split the vote.
Bank sues over Danish drafts and lost funds
Charles Johnson sues National Bank of Commerce Lorain for $5000 alleging four Danish bank drafts for over $1000 each were issued as credit but failed to pay in Denmark. He claims losses of about $400 and refusal to honor his certificates upon return to Lorain.
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Charles Johnson
National Bank of Commerce
Denmark
Hrim
Lo- Tain
Southern Baseball League Calls Special Meeting
Memphis Tenn June 18 John D Martin president of the Southern Association called a special meeting of league directors in Memphis next Monday to consider the refusal of five clubs to play the Little Rock club with Casey Smith in the lineup. Boston June 18 Cincinnati at Boston postponed rain. Brooklyn June 18 National Chicago and Brooklyn wet grounds.
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Memphis
Tenn
John D. Martin
Southern Association
Little Rock
Casey” Smith
Just One laxative sale touts cycling doses across organs
An advertisement proclaims the Just One laxative uses 20 differently formulated tablets in each box to avoid tolerance. It claims each dose acts on a different organ from liver to lower bowel, promising steady results without dosage increases and offering mail order delivery.
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Zeper Pack- Ferritone Chemical Company
Connell Blutts
Sidelights of C P meet given Kiwanis club talk
J F Burke spoke at a Kiwanis dinner about the national Republican Convention. He described seat distributions, pre conference work, and speeches by Depew and Cannon, noting class fears and urging members to act as citizens beyond business interests. Action set for monthly meetings in summer.
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Daugherty
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Iigna
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Speaking Union of America
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Ieee Aed Ee
Kiwanis Club
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Will Hays
Indiana
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Temperrei
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Depew
Lincoln
Mr. Lincoln
Wilson
Joe Cannon
Bryan
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Hearst
Wheeler
Johnson
Miller
Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
National Executive Committee
Dayton Cox and Pomerene to Address State Delegates
Ohio Democrats prepare to leave for the San Francisco national convention with sixteen trainloads of supporters pledged to Cox. Delegates will be addressed by Gov Cox and Sen Pomerene at the Cox home before departure. Edwards plans to leave Newark for San Francisco midweek.
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Newark
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Grand Canyon
California
Chicago
Frederick Tabi
Illinois
Tahl
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Edwards Fargo
New Jersey
William Jennings Bryan
Fargo
Gov
Senator Hitchcocky
Nebraska
Ag “Weta
American mining interests rally in Mexican desert regions
Washington reports American mining interests show growing confidence in the de facto Mexican government, with sharply increased activities in Sonora and Sinaloa as of June 18. The Nogales consul's dispatch notes expanded exploration and development efforts.
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Washington
Mexico
Sonora
Sinaloa
Nogales
Wilsons action of measures expected in the set
Washington officials said President Wilson would reveal action on eleven measures passed by Congress as the last session ended. No statement came yesterday nor any hint on the Water power bill which expired last Friday. The measures include repealing war laws and authorizing a commission with Canada on pulp wood exports.
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Washington
Whitehouse
Wilson
Congress
Canada
Sugar firm fined ten thousand dollars in profiteering case
Pitaburg Pennsylvania June 18 J J Gilchrist an official of the Standard Sugar company was today sentenced to pay a fine of 10 000 by Judge Thomson in United States district court here for profiteering in sugar.
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J. J. Gilchrist
Tes Standard Sugar Company
Thomson
United Siaten District Court
Twilight League clash looms as Legion meets Overlands
The Overlands and the Legion face off at Fair Grounds on Saturday afternoon to resume a postponed Twilight League game. Meanwhile Court House Rats play New London at New London in the same Twilight League action.
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Overlands
Legion
Fair
Court House Rats
New London
Motorist narrowly avoids collision on East Broad Street
An unknown motorcycle rider swerved to miss a girl who ran into his path as a car approached. The car struck the motorcycle, throwing it to the pavement while the rider escaped injury. A valve on the car broke and the vehicle was taken to the car barns for repairs.
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East Broad Street
Wendell's Ambition Brand Pills Promoted At Local Drugstore
An old advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Pills as a quick fix for nervousness fatigue and low spirits. It claims relief within three days and offers money back from C. W. Phillips on the first box purchased. The ad links the product to Nervous indigestion sleeplessness and exhausted vitality with a money back plan.
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Wendell
C. W. Phillips
Oberlin Couples Tie Knots in Two Weddings
Martis Rood wedding at Second Church unites Elizabeth Martin and Allan F Rood both 1916 Oberlin grads with ties to Cleveland and Hillsdale. The event drew classmates from 1885 and prominent faculty and featured a pink lavender sweet pea cake. In a second ceremony at 199 East College Street Alice Estell Ralton wed John Frederick Shremer of Akron with Be rea College president Dr William Hutchins officiating before about 60 guests, both alumni of Oberlin College.
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Oberlin College
Newlywed Couple Settles in Akron Home After Wedding Trip
After a lakeside wedding trip, the newly married couple will reside in Akron. The groom holds a responsible position with the Goodyear Rubber company.
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Akron
Goodyear Rubber Company
Odd Fellows to Meet in Findlay Next Year
Ohio grand lodge of Odd Fellows votes to hold next year’s meeting in Findlay with Springfield and other towns receiving invitations. State home maintenance funds rise from 60 cents to $1 per capita with 100000 members in Ohio, adding $49009 for support. No action on a proposed endowment fund of 1.5 million for state home extensions.
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Springfield
Ohio Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Umbus
Pacin Bay
Ohio
Grand Lodge
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