Fragmentary Copyright Notice From Historical Dispatches
A damaged OCR fragment references The Associated Press Select List of Ohio Daily News, multiple advertising bureaus, and national representatives. It mentions rights to republish and that all rights revert to the author, with location notes for New York and Chicago offices.
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Associated Preeti
Ohio
Bureau of Advertising
American, Publishers’ Association
New York
Chicago
South Ave
Robert BE
Ward
National
Herela
Shut Off Palmer’s Waste in Campaign Against Cost of Living
Disjointed editorial notes attack "aliens radicals" and critique government spending on Justice and Sundry Civil Appropriation. Quotes condemn economics and class tension, claiming millions of American women suffer while party leaders fail to convict a New York representative.
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House of Representatives
Bill - Am -Harz
Joe MacCrate
Republic i
Virginia's Democratic image vs private voter views show division
The Virginia Democracy narrative clashes with a Literary Digest poll showing 1045 ballots for Democrats against Republicans, suggesting the state is evenly split though official records claim strong democratic leanings. A Harvard graduate barred from voting is cited as an example of gaps between stated opinions and official participation.
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Virginia
Imprint of Names Shifts in Nomination Era
Fragmentary notes suggest name changes in early nomination scrutiny. References to Mitchell Palier and Woodrow Wilson hint at clerical adjustments in signatures and identities while Grover Cleveland and Herbert Hoover are distorted in youthful forms. The piece notes government timing and sugar policy context for another season.
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Plain
Mitchell Palier
Apaign
Attor Ral
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas W. Wilson
Grover Atde
Stephen Cleveland
Herbert Hoover
Herark
Hoover
Ted Presbyterian Church Seeks All Ages Classes
The Ted Presbyterian invites all to a day school meeting at 9 45 with a new class led by Finley in the auditorium. A Spirit Filled Men group gathers Sunday nights with worship at 7 30. Good music and a warm welcome are promised.
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TED Presbyterian
Aed
Aod
Sunday School at School House Stop 7 Call for Attendance
United church children and adults urged to attend Sabbath school at the School House. The notice praises the growing attendance and calls for members to support the effort with time and sacrifice, inviting everyone to participate and bring friends.
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BeRibkard
Tregard
Aad
Hoya
Mt Mear
Finst Baptist and Methodist Sermons Announced for Sunday
Mr Neighbour returns from Boston to lead services at First Baptist Sunday Morning and Evening on Victory in Service and The Power of His Name Attendance at Bible School at 9 45 with preaching at 11 30 and 7 45. Methodist Episcopal led by William B Winters with 9 20 Sunday School 10 45 preaching on The Precious Cargo of the Mayflower and 6 30 Epworth League plus a Charles Tupper lecture at 8 p.m. with lantern slides from China.
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Finst Baptist
Neighbour
Ioston
Mass
First Baptist Church
William B. Winters
East Avenue
America
Epworth
Steague
Gladys Miller
Charles Tupper
China
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tupper
Ebas
Churches unite for Father's Day and family worship
The notice invites the public to Sunday worship at two churches. First Congregational plans a full day with Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and a 11:00 a.m. service, a 7:15 p.m. evening service, and a 4:00 p.m. Junior Endeavor. The Church of Christ marks Father's Day with morning Bible school at 9:30 and worship at 10:30, plus a 3:30 Junior session and 6:30 p.m. Endeavor programs and a 7:30 p.m. evening sermon titled The Power in a Name.
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Plummer
Misa Reisinger
Church OF Christ
All Fathers
First Congregational
Court
J. H. Grant
Congregational Extension Society
H. M. Miller
Intermediate Society
Martha Radachy
Clark
First Church of Christ Scientist Service and Reading Room
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 300 East Ave invites all to attend services on Sunday with Sunday School at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 o clock. The reading room in front of the church is open daily from 1 to 4 p m except Sundays and holidays for Bible and Christian Science literature reading or purchase.
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First Church OF Christ - Scientists
East Ave
Goldern
Capture Negro in Gun Fight After Robbery
Toledo reports Walter Perry, a Black man, captured after a downtown chase. He is jailed on a confectionery store robbery charge. A gunfight occurred as Perry dodged behind buildings and billboards, exchanging shots with the confectionery proprietor and several officers. He was found resting against a railing across the Maumee River, believed to have escaped.
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Toledo
Walter Perry
Maumee
Mexican Paymaster Fights Extradition Over 60000 Shortage
Carlos Carmelo Garcia a former paymaster in the Mexican army faced extradition to Mexico after being charged with embezzling 60000 dollars. In San Francisco a federal judge denied a writ of habeas corpus as Garcia resisted return citing danger if sent home.
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San Francisco
Carlos Carmelo Garcia
Mexican “Army
Mexico
Federal District Court
Garcia
John A LeJeune Appointed Commandant of U S Marines
Washington June 19 Major General John A Lejune is named major general commandant of the Marine Corps to succeed Major General George Barnett. The secretary notes Lejunes leadership of the Second Division breaking the German line in the Meuse Argonne offensive and says the appointment rewards distinguished war service. Lejune to take charge next week.
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Washington
John A. Lejune
Marine Corps
George Barnett
Daniels
Lejune
Department
Corps
Bloodhounds help track man who assaulted girl in Kentucky
Armored men with a pack of bloodhounds conducted an all night search around Falmouth Kentucky for a man who Friday attacked 13 year old Mary Teyman. Captain W G Millikin brought hounds from Lexington to aid the posse in the woods near the attack. The search continued today and the girl was not seriously injured.
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Falmouth
Mary Teyman
W. G. Millikin
Lefington
Democratic Delegates Rally to Back Cox Nomination in Dayton
Ohio delegates to the Democratic national convention organized a community demonstration in Dayton to boost Gov. James M. Cox. A parade from the business district to Trail's End featured supporters from across the state and local officials. Cox will not attend the convention, with on-site leadership handled by National committeeman E H Moore and Speaker Pomerene and former Gov Campbell among speakers at the governor’s home rally.
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Dayton
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Ohio
Golden Gate
Trail’s End
E H. Moore
Youngstown
Cox
Columbus
United States
Pomerenc
James E. Campbell
J. H. Dowling
Mrs Gestgs Bass Directs Woman’s City Crew in San Francisco
Chicago chairman of the Democratic National Committee directs activities of women in San Francisco for the convention.
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Gestgs Bass
Chicago
Democratic National Bureau
San Francisco
Newark Boy Dies in Fire at Buckeye Lake
Six year old Garrett Chidester died after attempting to start a fire with kerosene in Thornport near Buckeye Lake. His grandmother Mary Chidester was seriously burned before they were rescued as flames destroyed Herbert Chidester’s home. The mother, father, and three other children escaped unharmed.
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Newark
Garrett Chidester
Mary Chidester
Herebert Chidester
Thornport
Buckeye Lake
Reward Offered for Return of Caruso Jewels
A $10,000 reward with no questions asked is offered for the recovery of $500,000 worth of jewels stolen from Mrs. Enrico Caruso in East Hampton. A.C. Bennett of a Manhattan insurance company announced the reward for information leading to recovery of all the jewelry.
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East Hampton
Enrico Caruso
A.C. Bennett
Manhattan
Century Par on-the-Lake Lorain Hosts Weekly Dance Nights
Bring your family to Century Par on-the-Lake in Lorain for dancing every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evening with all kinds of refreshments available for attendees.
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Century Par on-the-Lake
Lorain
Endly Files Candidacy for State Senate Nomination
Henry R. Endly of Mansfield announces as Republican candidate for State Senator in Ohio’s 27th 29th district. He authored The Great American Mutual Indemnity Co and owns Richland County Leader. Former State Insurance Department examiner, long time Republican with broad local support.
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Henry R. Endly
Sansfield
Republica
Endly
Great American Mutual Indemnity Company
Mansfield
Ohio
Richland County Leader
State
Frank B. Willis
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