Local Accidents Reported in aMuNeRsT Area
July 21 report notes Stewart child fractured arm after a five foot fall from a small ladder. Other incidents include a broken hip from a fall while working, knee injury from iron pick, leg injury from an exiting bar, eye injuries from metal splinters, eye irritation from dust, eye exposure to poison, and a cut from an emery wheel at U S Auto Co.
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Amunerst
Stewart
Fegeinas
de. Wisewan
Reuben Hollingsworth
U. S. Auto Co
Foreign Missionary Society Holds Meet at Amherst
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the M E church met at Miss Blasche Jenne’s home with 17 in attendance. Mrs. Hearn chaired. delegate Elia Hearn chosen to Lakeside School of Foreign Missions. Program included reading, music, and a paper on appeals. refreshments followed and officers to be elected August 10.
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Amherst
W. F. Mi. Society
M. E. Church
Blasche Jenne
Boon
Harry Williams
Moeting
RB. B. Hearn
Ruby Guild
Elia Hearn
Lakeside BSchool_cof Foreign Missions
Lake H. Hearn
Kores
G. Behbley
Ed Peltch
R. H. Hearn
H. V. Peabody
James Miller
Howard Strong
Miss Strong
E.G. Peltch
Mrs Robert Capstick Dies After Operation in Cleveland
Amberst July 31. Mrs Robt Capstick of Cleveland formerly Anna Frank of this town died at her home after an operative treatment. She is survived by her husband five children her parents four brothers and two sisters. The funeral will be held Monday in Cleveland. Her mother Mrs Wa Millar left for Cleveland immediately.
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John Brill
Donola
John Witt
Grand Lodge
Mich
Fred Roth
Fitzgerald
The
Electromotive Engineering Co
New York City
Amherst Friends
Katharine Eppley
Linwood Park
Detroit
Peter Pippett
Henry Ruth
South Amherst
Arnwood Park
Walter Scott
Thomas
Cleveland
Sepa Jaeser
Park Ve
Lena Jacobs
Henry Frany
Dorothy
Lavern
Larain
George Rosencraig
Alvie Rosencraig
Mary Gordon
Berlin
Norwalk
Sandstone baseball team to play H Club of Cleveland
Amherst reports list of town activities includes the Sandstone baseball team of South Amherst scheduled to play the H. Club of Cleveland at St. A. Numerous attendees expected. Also reported are drownings rites for Eleanor Ott and Gladys White and social notes from Amherst residents with visits, travel, and local engagements.
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Sunder
South Amherst
Ie H. Club
Cleveland
St. A
Eleanor Ott
Gladys White
M. E
A. A. Hunter
Berea
Ott
Evergreen Cemetery
O. H. Baker
Women in government posts challenge male rights at convention
Miss Lana Berrien, chairwoman of the Government Workers council, told a National Women's Party convention business session that women in government positions no longer accept men’s vested rights in higher government roles. Irene Castle Treman, sailing from Havre to New York on the Lafayette liner, described a boat train compartment shared with her niece and a pet goat. A strike shock: idle dock workers’ defections have weakened the labor walkout, with London and Hull remaining affected ports. A Prohibition Act violator, Arthur Murray, 25, was arrested after detectives searched his room and found a five gallon jug of wes.
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Seneca Falls
Lana Berrien
Government Workers Council
National Womens Party
Paris
Bob
Irene Castle Treman
International News Service
Havre
New York
Lafayette
Tmeid
Arthur Murrey
Wes
Murray
Murrey
Markets Cleveland Producer Prices July 18
Butter prices range from 41 to 43 cents with 42 cents on firsts. Eggs at 30 cents, Ohio firsts 25 to 26 cents, western firsts 24. Potatoes 5 to 6.50 per barrel, cabbage Marietta 2.00 to 2.50 per crate, cucumbers 1.75 to 2.00 per two dozen. Tomatoes five hot house price 2.35 per ten pound basket. Raspberries and strawberries listed per bushel or crate with varied cents and dollars.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Marietta
Pillsbury Best
Chicago
New York
Eee
Ajax Rubber
Allis Chalmers
American Agricultural
American Car & Foundry
American Cotton Oil
American Locomotive
American Smelting
Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tal & Tel
American Woolen
American Zinc Se
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & W. I
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Rtttcore
Butte & Superior California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Og Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Chile Copper
Chino Copper
Colorado
Columbia Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel Be
Delaware & Hudson
Erie
Beens
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Gt Northern Pr
Ilinois Central
Peoples Gas Stent
Reading
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Dae
Esas
Texas Cobabadeaeey
Tobaccs Products Fan
Union Pacific
Ind
C S$ Steel
Utah Copper
Bse
Westinghouse
Wuiys Overland
Stocks Edge Higher on Motor Stocks in New York Opening
Strength in motor accessories shares led the New York opening with Stewart Warner rising to 94 and Stromberg Carlson advancing. DuPont weakened, while Bethlehem Steel and Baldwin gained, and railroad stocks showed modest gains as overall market trends remained steady despite late profit taking.
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The
Stock Exchange Today
Stewart Warner
Stromberg
Dupont
Bethlehem Steel
Baldwin
Republic Steel
American
Anaconda
Chile
Colden Oil
California Petroleum
Sinclair
Phillips Petroleum
Kelly Springfield Tire
Brudebaker
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Wabash
Lst
Steel
Studebaker
Liberty bonds market report from New York closing
The July 31 report from New York summarizes closing Liberty Bonds with figures for BABS First Second and Fourth issues in the 41 to 48 range. Observed prices include 98.29 for Fourth 41-5 and 99.26 for 41-45 series as investors review bond values.
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New York
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Bohemian Beliefs Stir Park Talk In Quick Chats
In a park scene a boy asks about Bohemianism and a father explains free love. A jokey tale follows of a lazy mule guide and a tramp who jokes about starting a wheel to light a match, then a motorist urges push to move on.
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Willie
Judge
Lpgahad
Shen
Bilack
Bice
Johns Hopkins
Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Nuts Listed
Readable items include home grown potatoes onions lettuce and beans with prices per pound or per bag. Also listed are walnuts hazelnuts and currants with varying price points and several garbled or incomplete entries for beets carrots and peppers.
Chardon Girl Describes Kidnapping Ordeal
Olga Pollo eighteen of Chardon testified she was kidnapped by four men in an automobile and held prisoner until she escaped in Albany New York after walking on Euclid Avenue the previous Saturday.
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Cleveland
Albany
Olga Pollo
Chardon
Yale Harvard Team Defeated in England at Wembley
Oxford and Cambridge combined track teams upset Yale Harvard in a Wembley Stadium meet in London. The June 21 event saw strong performances by local rivals as the English schools claimed a rare home victory.
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YALE
Harvard
England
London
Oxford
Cambridge
Hope Today
Widow in Slaying of Husband Held in Waterloo
In Waterloo New York on July 21 Mrs Nettie Case Taylor widow of Frank Taylor was held to answer for murder after accusing neighbor Frank McKnight of wielding the axe. Authorities released McKnight and also liberated William McKnight brother of Frank after the sensational affidavit yielded no proof.
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Columbus
Harry M. Daughtery
Federal Court of the
District of Columbia
United States
Chas. W. Moore
Waterloo
N. Y
Nettie Case Taylor
Frank Taylor
Frank McKnight
Seneca County
Farm Labor Party Formed in Virginia
A new political organization the West Virginia Farmer Labor Party was formed at Clarksburg at a meeting called by the West Virginia State Federation of Labor. Ned Sims of Wheeling was named permanent chairman. A convention will be held next March to adopt a platform and nominate candidates for the 1924 election.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
West Virginia State Federation of Labor
West Virginia Farmer Labor Party
Ned Sims
Wheeling
Harding Gateway Map Named After President on Alaska Trip
Washington July 21 part of the presidential mail pouch will include a map produced under EB Lester Jones head of the Coast and Geodetic Survey. The chart marks the new Harding Gateway named in honor of the president during his Alaska trip.
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Washington
White House
EB. Lester Jones
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Harding
Train wreck near Denver injures three railroad workers
In Denver Colorado a Union Pacific passenger train from Chicago to Denver derailed five coaches near Denver leaving three railroad employees injured. The train ran 50 miles per hour despite being 20 minutes late. In Worthington Mrs Clara Van Kirk Mitchell 95 aunt of President Harding died at the home of Dr George T Harding.
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Coc
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Union Pacific
Chicago
Pardoned Parole Violator After Twenty-Five Years
A Columbus governor granted a pardon to a man once paroled for twenty five years after a robbery conviction. He fled the state, rebuilt his life, and requested clemency in a letter to Governor Donahey. Attorneys from Columbus will attend a receivership hearing in Philadelphia for the R L Dollings Company of Pennsylvania. In Toledo, 128 reamers at the shipbuilding plant walked out seeking higher wages.
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Donahey
Ohio
R. L. Dollings Company of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Toledo
Hear O'Brien's Orchestra at Riverview This Week
The announcement invites readers to hear O'Brien's Orchestra in a limited engagement at Riverview this week.
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O'Brien
Riverview
Five Executed and Others Sentenced in Cairo Conspiracy Case
wDTV reports in Cairo that five persons were sentenced to death today for conspiring against the government. Additional defendants received imprisonment terms. The verdict underscores a harsh crackdown on alleged dissent in Egypt.
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Cairo
Egypt
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