Neland Court House Employees Arrested in Police Court
Police arrested one man and two women last night near the Ohio hotel after an inebriated party arrived, a package was found in a car, and officers detained them at the station. Dwight from Castle Avenue, Ira waiter, Mary Ryan, and Katherine Muller from Cleveland face charges. all pleaded guilty, each fined 25 dollars.
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Mobile
Myers
Dwight
Castle Avenue
Lorain
Mary Ryan
Katherine Muller
Cleveland Court House
Couse
Tomobile
Eva Kater Sentenced in Marysville For Bus Hei Incident
Mrs Eva Kater, wealthy Cleve isher, was taken to the county jail in Marysville after being convicted in connection with a fatal incident involving a bus. The proceedings were reported tearful with Marian McArdle also mentioned.
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National News Service
Land
Eva Kater
Riots in Italy Reported Fatalities Amid Unrest
National News Service reports July clashes in Leghorn between Fascist forces and insurgents left many dead and wounded. A Central News dispatch quotes Epoca noting machine guns used to restore order after violence flared in the city.
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National News Service
Muntistg
Berea Delegation Seeks Organizing Club
A Berea group led by Asaph Jones H M An aries Hill Jim Arimitaze Charles Denn and J F Gurkemo visited yesterday to begin organizing a club. They met with several Berea business men to discuss the plan.
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Asaph Jones
H. M. Anaries Hill
Jim Arimitaze
Kdhwine
Charles Denn
Own
Berea
Derea
Robbery Report From Local Home Break In
Garda noted a burglary last night at a residence on Lake Street. A cold watch, a razor, and other items were stolen after entry through a rear window left open. Police are investigating.
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Goland
R. D
Lake
Woman Dies At Home In Suspected Heat Crisis
A woman, aged 35, died at her home amid extreme heat. Authorities report likely death by self harm through ingestion of corrosive substance. investigation ongoing to confirm exact circumstances. Local police and medical examiner to review the case.
Government to loan 28 million to agriculture for exports
Washington July 20 The War Finance Corporation plans to approve government loans totaling 28 million dollars to cotton and wheat interests to be used for the export of these commodities. Eugene Morer, director, said the loans could be the largest ever extended to agricultural interests.
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David M. Church
I. N. S. Star
Washington
Uncis Sam
War Finance Corporation
Thar
Eugene Morer
Lorain County Apple Growers Report Booming Harvest
H W Schmitkens, president of the Lorain County Farmers Institute, says there will be ample apples this year. His orchards, co operated with the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, are underdrained and scientifically cared for. Ben Davis leads profits among varieties, with new plantings and a model underdrained truck farm adding to bumper crops and ready markets in Elyria, Cleveland and Lorain.
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H. W. Schmitkens
Lorain
Schmitkens
Ben Davis
Elrria
Cleveland
Troxel Manufacturing Co Re-Elects Officers
The stockholders and directors met yesterday and elected D. S. Troxel as president, E. E. Creswell as vice president, and J. W. Brandt as secretary treasurer and general manager. A 1.34 percent quarterly dividend was declared on preferred stock and the common stock dividend was passed. The reports showed strong finances but a decision to conserve resources until conditions improve.
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The
Troxel Manufacturing Co
D. S. Troxel
E. E. Creswell
J. W. Brandt
Woman Confesses Shooting in Suitcase Row
Springfield Mass July 26 Mrs Laura Linell wife of Herbert F Linell a Springfield ring manufacturer admitted to shooting him saying she fired low but did not intend to kill during a quarrel over packing a suitcase. Her husband was wounded in the leg in the incident drawing wide attention from local society.
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International News Service
Springfield
Mass
Laura Linell
Herbert
F Linell
Hufford Given Term in Toledo Workhouse
Charles Hufford arraigned twice on non support, sentenced to six months in Toledo workhouse by Justice George after prior release on promise to support his nine week old baby.
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Charles Hufford
Toledo
Justice Ceorge
Hufford
Holland Moran Leading In Lontest In Vacation Contest
The Chronicle Telegram reports the vacation trip contest has begun with strong participation. Rotland Moran leads with six subscriptions yesterday as twenty three subscriptions have been turned in, with more expected as the contest opens.
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Holland Moran
Chronicle-Telegram
Rotland Moran
Urges Court Be Restrained in Hannon Case
M A McCormack filed in the Ohio Supreme Court a petition for a writ of prohibition against Judge Homer G. Powell of the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas. The filing seeks to halt further contempt hearings and compels Powell to show cause why he should not be barred from further action. A citation may be issued August 20.
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Columbus
Homer _G. Powell
Court of Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County
Supreme Court
M. A McCormack
Mooner. McCormack and Roth
Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Powell
McCormack
Chambers
Bee Expert to Address Lorain County Bee Keepers
Medina Ohio editor E. R. Rooi will address the Lorain County Bee Keepers on Monday evening July 25 at 7 o clock in the Oberlin town hall. Many bee keepers from across the county are expected with the public welcome to attend. County Agent H Rogers signs the notice.
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E. R. Rooi
The
Gleaners
Medina
Ohio
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
Oberlin
H_ ROGERS
Beer Edict Threat Imminent in Medicinal Sale Case
Washington July 20 Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair said he will sign regulations allowing beer for medicinal use before week’s end unless Senate leaders pledge immediate action on the Willis Campbell anti beer bill. The issue centers on preventing beer sales through swift legislative steps.
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International News, Service
Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue
Blair
Collieries Suspend as Coal Demand Collapses
A large number of collieries in the anthracite region suspend operations for the rest of the week. The slowdown marks the first real blackout in coal sales, with operators reporting little demand for several coal sizes.
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International News Servicr
Rottsville
Iuly
Billions Asked for Shipping Board Funds Stir Senate Fight
Washington July 20 The shipping board seeks 2300 000 000 to carry on plans drawing immediate opposition from senators bent on cutting expenditures. Lasker warned he will face a fight as rivals argue it could push total 1912 22 outlays beyond 5 7 billion including rail and aid to veterans. Critics warn such outlays threaten administration economy goals and fiscal sanity.
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J. Bart Campbell
N.S
Washington
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Congress
Treasury
House
Senate
Frelinghuysen
Republican
New Jersey
Hhenvon Republican
Towa
Warren
Wyoming
Senate Appropriations Committee
Butias
Dayton Car Lines Resume Service Amid Strike
July 20 report says Clix Railway Company, second of five firms, began running cars after a strike began July six. The Oakwood line resumed yesterday. The Peoples' line and union men near agreement on a 45 cent maximum hourly wage or arbitration.
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Dayton
Clix Railway Company
Oakwood
Peoples’ Line
Protest to England on Passport Refusal
Washington July 20 Protest against British authorities in New York denying a passport to Frank Walsh counsel for the American commission was made to Secretary of State Hughes by Senator Calder of New York.
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Washington
New York
Frank Walsh
American ‘Commission
Ireland
England
Hughes
Calder
Irvine Falls From Scaffolding, Crashes in Marion
Irvine Wins low, 36, fell from an eight foot scaffold in Marion today and broke his neck on the way to the hospital. The incident occurred July 20 and was reported as he dated to the hospital.
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International News Service
Marion
Irvine Winslow
President to Receive British Ambassador at White House
President Harding will receive Lord Beresford, former British ambassador, at the White House this afternoon according to the News Service dispatch from Washington dated July 20.
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Interno Een! News Service
Washington
Harding
Lord Beryoe
White House
Suspect in New York Stabbing Shot After Return to Scene
In New York on July 20 Arbeio Francisco Colmoner, 20, a Span iara, suspected in the stabbing death of 49 year old Anna Cornell, a horsekeeper, returned to the scene three hours later. He allegedly attacked a policeman on a stairway and was shot and seriously wounded as he raised a blood stained knife.
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International News Service
New York
Arbeio Francisco Colmoner
Spaniara
Anna Cornell
Ando
Colmoner
Relicerman
Youngstown Robbery Ends in Fatal Shooting at Flaigg Store
Albert M Wiles thirty five of Youngstown was killed when he robbed the Flaigg general store near Ravenna at 4 a m. His stepson Charles Worrells eighteen was captured and jailed in Ravenna. Two other gang members fled as a running gun battle drew residents into action. Police pursued two suspects later held for identification.
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Confernational News Service
Youngstown
Albert M Wiles
Flaigg Seneral
Richtown Center
Ravenna
m_ Wiles
Charles Worrells
Stephens
Wiles
Othcer
Worrells Riba
Alliance
Rope Rescue Saves Four From Cleveland Launch Crash
At 2 a.m. a launch crashed into a breakwater at the Cleveland Illuminating plant. Engineer William Peters threw a line to pull four Cleveland Yacht Club members free from the sinking craft. All four were rescued after reaching shore drenched and the women were hysterical.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Cleveland Illuminating Plant
William Peters
Cleveland Yacht Club
Black Sox Bribe Details Emerge in 1919 Scandal Testimony
Chicago July 20 witness William Burns described paying 109090 in bribe money to six White Sox players after the second game of the 1919 World Series. He recalled the sum delivered in a Cincinnati hotel room amid the pre series sellout plan and noted a trolley car meeting with Manager Gleason.
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Judas Zola
White Sox
William
Bill” Burns
Black Sox
Burns
Cincinnati
Burne
Gandil
Gangil
Gleason
Lorain Woman Granted Divorced Injunction Against Husband
Bertha Simms of Lorain obtained an injunction against Clyde Simms yesterday in a divorce action. He is barred from visiting her home and from any interference with her.
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Bertha Simms
Lorain
Eiven
Clyde Simms
Italy Sends Warships Into Turkish Waters
Rome reports Italy will reinforce the allied fleet by sending warships to Constantinople in Turkish Waters. The move was announced today by officials and signals heightened naval cooperation among allied powers.
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Italy
Turkish
Rome
Constantinople
Merchant Randolph reported kidnapped 50 000 ransom in Sharon
Thom Randolph a 56 year old Sharon merchant disappeared Monday night. Police say a voice calling his wife from Franklin claimed Randolph held by kidnappers for 50 000 dollars. A man matching Randolph’s description used a Franklin hotel telephone and left a clue about a boat from Eric Pal. The wife’s relatives deny any call, though phone records reportedly show one.
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International Mews Service
Sharon
Thomas Randolph
Randolph
Franklin
Polie
Samuel Lansdown
Eric
Pal
Randulph
Obituary: Mrs Maggie A Brown dies at 76 in Elyria
Mrs Maggie A Brown aged 76 died quietly last night. She lived in Elyria and previously in Henrietta. Survived by four daughters Mrs Walter Davis Mrs Fred Kent Mrs Wm Blanchard and Mrs Cons Keloser and two sons E S Brown and James E Brown. Private services at daughter Mrs Wahler Davises home 379 Courtland Street at 2 o clock Friday. Burial at Yevergren Cemetery South Amherst.
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Maggie
Brown
Henriettia
Osha
F. Kent
Filoria
Walter Davis
Fred Kent
Eilvria
Irs
Wm. Blanchard
Shelby
Kelosr
Springfield
E. S. Brown
James E. Brown
Elyria
Punerais
Wahler Davis
Courtland Street
Yevergren Cemetery
South Amherst
Charges In Bergdoll Money Case Delayed Testimony
July 20 report says Emma Bergdoll allegedly gave Grover Cleveland Bergdoll $3000 later demanded by Captain Bruce Campbell for favors. Captain Campbell, stationed at Camp Pike Arkansas, was summoned to testify but had not arrived, delaying the house investigating committee led by Chairman Peters.
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International News Service
Washington
Emma Bergdoll
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Bruce Campbell
House
Aes
Campbell
Camp Fike
Arkansas
Peters
Army
Republicans Seek Fresh Bid in South to Gain Democrats
In New Orleans on July 20 Republican leaders urged a new push into the South to win over Democrats. They nominated candidates for criminal court, judges, state senate and the legislature as August 22 elections approach. They note Harding's strong support in New Orleans could have flipped the city in a wider general election.
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New Orleans
Farge
Harding
United States
Cabinet to Present De Valera With Plans
Paris dispatch reports a world disarmament push sparked a clash between Sacia and the League of Nations potentially prompting France to consider withdrawal at Geneva. American talks with Berlin continue as French officials air grievances about league dominance by Britain. Premier De Valera’s cabinet plan is expected to be announced after a Dublin conference.
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Iarding
Sacia
League of Nations
Léague
Geneva
Reno de Paris
France
League
Leon Bourgeois
League of Nations Council
Berlin
America
Leagie-O Uctions
T ‘Seine
Washington
Inter-Allied” Supreme Council
Sarmis
Smuts
South Africa
Cearge
Dublin
de -Valers
James ‘Craig
Senator Protests Abandoning of Ohio Camp
Senator Willis protested to President Harding against abandoning Camp Sherman in Chillicothe Ohio. He planned a similar protest to Secretary Weeks upon Weeks’ return from Hampton Roads where he witnessed the bombing of a German battleship by army aviators.
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Washington
Willis
Harding
Camp Shermagne Chillicothe
Ohio
Hampton Roads
Committee wrangles over tax revisions in House
Washington July 20 Republican members of the House Ways and Means committee clashed over tax revision. Chairman Fordney proposed that only treasury department officials be allowed to appear before the committee as hearings on tax revision were set to begin July 26.
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Internatural News Service
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Treasury Department
Automobile Wreck in Tree Collision Hinges on Street Corner
An automobile owned by Jas. Van Wasner of 229 Idane Avenue and driven by his son Paul wrecked yesterday evening when it left the curb and struck a tree at Chestnut and Second Streets. The axle was sprung and the fender bent. the slick pavement was blamed for the accident.
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Jas
van Wasner
Idane Arene
Paul
Chestnut and
Second Streets
Lion Killed After Attacks on Trainer at Marion
A Ringling and Bailey circus lion killed after attacking its trainer at Marion. The animal, shot and dragged from the cage, had its hide removed and teeth taken as souvenirs.
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Lion
Marion
Ringling
Bailey Circus
Deing
Lon
Police search for missing 16 year old girl in New Jersey and New York
Police throughout New York and nearby New Jersey towns hunted for Lillian Hanson a 16 year old Jamada girl missing for two weeks from her home. Her father fears she was abducted and held captive after last seeing her on July 5 when she left for a music lesson.
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New York
New Jersey
Lillian Hanson
Jamada
Stormy winds delay U boat battle aircraft attack
The German battleship Osterfestaad was to be attacked but the operation off Virginia Capes was postponed due to heavy winds. U S air forces planned the raid but weather prevented action today.
Hundreds Leave City for Cleveland Game
The fragment describes a large group departing the city for a Cleveland game. References to cards, cue to ar, and fan crowd suggest a sports-related travel note with spectators heading to an event. Only a partial, unclear OCR remains.
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Cleveland
Woman Dies in Sanitarium Fire Amid Sudden Blaze
Reporters say a female patient died as a blaze swept through the Willow sanitarium. Fire crews evacuated many patients while others were moved to safety as the building burned. Investigators expect to learn the cause of the fire and identify victims.
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Mae
Margaret “McNamara
Willow
Man Killed on Tracks Near Lorain Falls to Coroner
Coroner Peery investigates a death on the Nickel Plate tracks near Lorain Ohio. A body found lies unidentified with a torn pocketbook and two photos. Police sent a list of questions to several Greek firms but received no responses.
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Lorai
Te Mans
Peery
Nate
Traumeler
City considers paving plan reduce cost by large margin
A municipal board discussed a paving proposition with figures showing a reduction from 839 000 to 300 000 while considering location near Maddie Avenue and Car Barns. The note references Oberim and morning sessions.
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