Agit Tonage to Elyr Doubles in Past Two Weeks
Town report notes a sharp rise in agit tonnage to Elyr over the last two weeks with price and employment data for local industries. Contagious disease counts drop, farm prospects vary, and building bids for Roosevelt and Central High School projects are announced amid a broader cost and supply review.
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Elyr
Roosevelt School
Technical High School
Central High School
Board of Health
Bece
Oberlin Road
Boris F Mercer Aly
Buick Delivered 123000 Autos and 70 Owners in June
The article reports Buick delivering 123,759 autos to 70 owners in June, noting big figures for the auto industry and the public’s investment in a protection they want or need. It discusses distributor reports and regional totals, with commentary on consumer confidence and market trends.
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BUICK
Tate
Anteon
Buen
Sten
Lorain County Boys Prize Trip Contest Announced
The ChronicIe Telegram announces a contest to boost circulation with prizes and a trip for leading carriers. Winners from Oberlin, Elyria, Grafton, LaGrange, Amherst, Wellington, and nearby towns may win travel to Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls with all expenses paid.
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Floria
Elyria
Oberlin
Rage Tde Grafon
LaGrange Wellington
Amherst
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Fale
Falls
Jesser
Chronicre Telgrain
Ohberun
We Pagon
Grafton, LaGrange
Amhersi
Legram
Caronici Telegram Classifieds Bring Results
Classified ads from Caronici Telegram yield notable local responses and inquiries. Businesses and residents report measurable interest, with several items moving quickly and buyers contacting sellers directly.
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Caronici
Japan Hesitates on Western Disarmament Conference
Reports from Tokyo indicate Japan has not replied to Washington regarding the scope of the forthcoming disarmament talks. Secretary Hughes says formal conversations with Ambassador Shiddara occurred but no reply has been received. Japanese officials reportedly accept President Harding’s disarmament stance but await cabinet confirmation before official acceptance.
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Washington
Juli
Japan
Hay
United States
Rgard
Seerttam
Strate Hughes
Ambassator Shiddara
Sealy Todav
E.cherse
Tokio
State Department
Todar
TORIO
Harding
Jaeper
Peek Poriucsa
Ceonien
Pierre Py
Unidentified man found near Lorraine rail line
Police report a mangled body located near a Lorraine track area. Witnesses describe a man in a trench and notes in Polish found on the deceased. Investigators seek identification and await autopsy results.
Last Night's Fights Newark Welter Title Fight Results
Jack Britton defeated Macne Walker in a 12 round welterweight bout in Newark. Johnny Durden won a popular decision over George Chiney in 8 rounds in Philadelphia against Baltimore opponent.
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Newark
Jack Britton
Welter Welt
Chhampion
Raw
Macne Walker
Flizabeth
N J
Philadelphia
Johnny Durden
Geor O Chiney
Baltimore
Man and Wife Renew Silent Living Pact for Eight Years
New York July 19. After nine years of living in the same apartment without spoken words unless necessary, Charles F Baumann aged 75 and his wife 45 renewed their documentary agreement for another eight years. He says the plan limits his control over children while the wife supports the family of twelve, including six from a previous marriage.
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New York
Charles F Baumann
Baumann
Ten Convicts Riot At Pittsburgh Western Penitentiary
Ten convicts rioted at Western Penitentiary in Pittsburgh on July 19. Guards were wounded and several prisoners sustained injuries as the escape attempt escalated into a damaging clash. An estimated loss was reported, with details incomplete due to chaotic conditions following the incident.
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Pittsburgh
Pen Obattan
Durlings
Cca
Jesser
Higgins Seeks Divorce and Custody Over Alleged Abuse
Higgins files for divorce from Louis Higgins alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty since 1982. She claims repeated beatings, a fatal incident at home, and ongoing trouble due to his relationships with other women. She seeks a divorce alimony and custody of their daughter.
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Higgins
Louis Hie Fins Cakoiz
Elvy
Cleveland
South Amherst
Martin seeks foreclosure in Illinois court petition
W C Martin files a petition in an Illinois court seeking a foreclosure on a mortgage held by The American Ye Corp or� mortgagee. He requests a judgment foreclosing the lien and setting terms for sale as part of the case.
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W C Martin
Marriage Licenses Filed In Lorain Justice Office
Marriage licenses issued include Allied O Breen aged 23 and Dors Clapp aged 18 with clerical aid from Lorain Justice George. Other entries list E Dermott 82 as an applicant and Rowe Wett as a clerk in the same office.
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O’breen
Dhe
Dors Clapp
Busta Ry Wintes Ea
WeDermott
Rowe Wett
Lorain
George
Hospital Notices and Names on Street Addresses
Fragmented text lists several individuals and addresses, including 126 Fourth Street and 604 Lake Avenue, with mentions of a son and various names such as Agnes Goetz and Eleanor Rosen. The legible items suggest a hospital notices section recording births or acknowledgments.
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Diviisons
Yviedie Aenne Vas
Agnes Goetz
Foarth Strea
Porn
R Gost
Fourth Street
Diacharzed
Vrs Ee N Canis
Lake Avenge Ars Rach Ferme
Clar
T Pak Trearme
Clara Street
Eleanor Rosen
Kidney Pills Endorsed By Buffalo Manufacturer Ad
A Buffalo company advertises Dean Kidney Pills as effective kidney remedy and relief for disorder. The testimonial lists customer satisfaction and recommends the product for kidney health with steadfast confidence.
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Aanger
Rouanev
Fiyria
Lodi
Elvira
Wrsulligin
Foster
Ji,burn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
Hog prices take jump at Pittsburg market
Hog prices rose sharply in Pittsburg with a 35 cent per hundredweight jump and best hogs at 11.85 for medium weight. The market shows a 12 to 50 dollar rise per hundredweight in the past sixty days and analysts expect prices to reach 12 to 12.50 soon as demand remains strong and corn remains cheap.
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International News Service
Pittsburg
Produce Prices in Cleveland Market Report
Cleveland markets report price moves with changes in produce including sweet corn at 30 cents a dozen and potatoes noted. The brief lists a few item codes and a small dollar figure, reflecting typical market chatter from the day.
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Cleveland
Farmers urged not to cut production amid depression
In Columbus Professor Frman Bear of the soil technology department warns that halving efforts and halving fields will worsen agricultural mood. He says low yields drive away youth and respect for farming, while overseas results justify more output. A temporary fix is to put marginal land to grass and work remaining land fully.
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Columbus
Frman Bear
Department of Soil Technology
of State
Farm Bureau
Southern
Irish peace talks hinge as De Valera stays in London
July reports from London say negotiations between Eamonn de Valera and Lloyd George continue with Ulster leader Sir James Craig out of the picture. De Valera remains in the talks while observers anticipate a decisive step likely on Thursday amid cautious British press coverage.
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Newton C. Parke
London
North
Ireland
James Craig
Ulster
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Craig
Belfast
de Valera
Lloyd George
International News Service
Dar
Daily News
Sar
The
Herald
Liord George
Sr Javres Ceng
Wellington Man Recovers Bonds Worth 20000.96
Frank Morrison of Wellington recovered bonds valued at 10000 and other securities found by Norman Holzapfel in the cellar of his store. Morrison, son of Joseph Morrison, learned of the find and traveled from Newark to Wellington to claim the papers. authorities think a thief discarded the notes and coat in the Holzapfel basement to avoid suspicion.
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Sandusary
Frank Morrisor
Wellington
Joseph R Wor
Norman Halzapfel
Halzapfels
Thas
Joseph Morrison
Werngares
Morrison
Holzaplis
Holzapfel
Newark
Morr
Furthr
Madden Succeeds Goode as House Appropriations Chair
Washington July 18 Representative Martin C Madden of 11 singors was elected chair of the House Committee on Appropriations, succeeding Representative James E Goode of Iowa who resigned. The Republican rule of seniority was broken. Carlos R Davis of Minnesota was in line but lost when the vote was taser.
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Washington
Martin C Madden
House Committee On Appropriations
James E Goode
Iowa
Carlos R Davis
Minnesota
Bergdoll Case Arson? Noted Demand From Washington Officials
July 19 report shows charges that prominent Washington figures sought to extract about $100 000 from Mrs Emma Bergdoll mother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. A Philadelphia slacker, in Germany, was brought before the House committee investigating the Bergdoll escape.
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Washington
Emma Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Germany
House
Bergdoll
Diplomatic Talks Resume with Germany Opened
The administration announced at the White House that negotiations for resuming diplomatic relations with Germany have started. Chronicle-Telegram notes classified acts bringing results.
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Germany
Washington
White House
Massive oil fire devastates Linden and Staten Island area
A July fire started at the Warner-Quinlar Asphalt Plant in Linden New Jersey and spread across the waterfront toward Staten Island. Flames and oil drenched shores as ships, docks, and stock were threatened. dozens of air tanks exploded and hundreds of feet of flame plumes lit the night sky. Firefighters battled the blaze into the morning, evacuations and alarm sirens widespread along the shore.
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New York
New Jersey
Staten Island Sound
Warner-Quinlar
Linden
Staten Island
Prall
Sveinen
Shipping Board
Arlington
Stardard
Venda
Venda Land From the Asphalt Plant Ivniten Rhce
Ar Spd
Five Wine Rescue Stations Planned in State Mining District
State preregistration directors outline July 19 plans to establish five mine rescue stations at strategic mining sections. An industrial relations board of miners and operators will select sites. Legislature appropriated 29000 for the program.
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Industral Relations
Ac Isom
Clergy asks review of liquor dealer ruling under Volstead law
Representatives of many denominations appeal to General Daugherty to reconsider the prohibition bureau opinion on wholesale liquor dealers and sacramental wine distribution. The clergy urge looser access for sacramental wines and promise a modification of current rules. Also noted is a Spokane chemist's ice cream invention.
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Washington
Daugherty
Fia
If Our Bodies Were Enos of Air
A poetic musing compares human bodies to air bound by atmospheric pressure, suggesting the weight of the air surrounding us would crush us if we were as fragile as Eno's.
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Nes
York
Crete
Rhe Moore Fox
House At Wash
Lee
Eno
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