Anon ir Aulys Marker Eastenild of Chief Tomaish
Eastern Washington narrative recounts Virginia Miller of Windriver Washington as eyewitness to the Yakima and Klickitat attacks of March 1856. Her father Tomalsh was executed after a military trial. she contends the act was grave error and that he was friendly to whites. The piece notes Sheridan involvement, later life of Virginia and George Miller, and a ceremonial grave marker.
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Eastenild
Tomaish
Ocean Tribe of Indians
Virginia Miller
Windriver
Washington
Cascade
Columbia
Say
Portland Oregonian
Block House
Phil Sheridan
Tomalsh
Tomalt
Shigat
Bakers Bay
Suavies Island
Wantsoch
Union
Tomalsh T
Virginia
Yakimas
Klickitats
Cascades
Tomarsh
P. Tf. Sheridan
Lower Cascades
Bradfords Island
Vir- Kinfa
Musketa
Sheridan
Evlr
Sheridat
Dheline
Hig
Vancouver Teter
Gol
George Miller
Tie
Fair Virginia
Miller
Wind River
Mier
Porton Whale Grounded Near Porto Ferraio
A thirty six foot long whale weighing four tons, one of the largest ever caught, grounded itself in shallow water off Portoferraio. It was hauled toward shore with ropes, assisted by men and equipment, as crew worked to secure the massive creature.
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Porto Ferraio
American Crucible to Move Plant Out of City
The American Crucible Products plant plans to relocate from the corner of West Street and the BR&B tracks after years in the city. G J Smith, secretary and treasurer, said final decision not yet set, but Lorain reports confirm the deal. If completed, the firm would occupy Hoffman Leather Co. in Louisville, affecting about forty five employees who will be displaced while many workers may remain local homeowners.
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American Crucible Productso
Thts City
Lorain
West Street
G. J. Smith
Hoffman Leater Co
Louisville
Wbout
Farm expenses in Ohio fall in spring index
Farm expenses in Ohio averaged 19 points lower in spring 1426 than a year earlier, per an Ohio Experiment Station index led by J. J. Falconer. Items include labor, feed, clothing, groceries, taxes, fertilizer, and furniture with general price level figures shown for all items except rent and interest.
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Ohio
J. J. Falconer
Department of Rum Economics
Ford
U.S. Bureau of Labor
Cooper Towsit Lorain County Campaign Swing
Republican governor candidate Myer Cooper of Cincinnati will spend Monday in Lorain county visiting Amherst Oberlin Welliston Grattan and Leralu then travel to Lake Geauge and Ashtabula. A lunch is planned at the Newel Motel at 12 noon.
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Columbus
Myer
Cooper
Cincinnati
Repubian
Joy
Lorain County
Rigrin
Amherst
Obertin
Welliston
Grattan
Leralu
Laker Geauge
Ashtabula
Copper
Newel
Chicks Thrive Without Grit in Feed Trials
Experiments at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station show chicks grow and produce like those given grit. Tests compared grit with no grit using planer shavings, then half inch mesh flooring, with chicks reaching eight months old showing no growth or production differences. Researchers suggest minerals may be supplied in mash, reducing need for grit.
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Ohiw
Thail Tha
Scientific workers drill near Kilanea crater for temperature tests
Scientists seek to study the Kilanea volcano by boring a network of holes around the crater. Holes will be encased and capped to allow temperature measurements at any time, enabling ongoing monitoring of the volcanic system.
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Kilanea
Federal building plan outlined for Washington and nation
A general survey of federal building needs is underway as the Treasury outlines a 165 million dollar construction program to be presented to Congress in December. An assistant secretary will direct the project, with plans to create monumental yet utilitarian structures in Washington and other cities, guided by the Mine Arts commission and federal departments.
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Washington
Staly Dd
R Sary
Winslow Hard
Mellon
Europe
Septeember
Maperts
Mine Arts Commission
Enum
Treasury
Post Officer Department Committee
Hons Return From Vermilion Camp
Local boys completed a ten day session at the Vermilion camp near Brownhenny, swimming and recreating. Elyria Rotary Club sent them, with Secretary Hid McClellan noting the group was appreciative and many had not attended camp before. They enjoyed daytime and night activities along the lake.
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Vermilion
Brownhenny
Elyria Rotary Clit
Hid McClellan
Cleveland police seek Parker Young killer
Elynia police were asked to watch for Parker Young, described as about 5 feet 6 inches with a scar on his right cheek. He is accused of killing a woman in a cutting brawl in Cleveland yesterday.
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Cleveland
Car Crash in La Grange Involves Unidentified Ford Driver
Police report details a crash yesterday on Middle Avenue in La Grange. M D Bunt’s car struck by an unidentified man driving a Ford, causing front damage to both vehicles and damage to Bunt’s running board wheel and side.
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la Grange
Middle Savenue
Dayton man fined for drunken driving and costs
Charles South of Dayton was fined $1 and costs after pleading guilty to a drunken driving charge. He was stopped by officers on West Bridge Road last night after being found under the influence and taken into custody.
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Druak Geps
DOLLA
Charles South
Dayton
Smith
Parkes
West Bridge
Marchas Charged With Disorderly Conduct Fined
John Marchas of 414 Middle Avenue faced a police court morning hearing and was fined $10 plus costs by Mayor Harry Hinkow. The charge cited disturbance at LLT Midland Street last night.
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Johyn Marchas
Harry Hinkow Marchas
Orca
Llt
Midland St
Speeder Carl Gerbel Fined in Cleveland Court
Carl Gerbel of Cleveland was fined $10 and costs in Justice S. J. Gearee's court for speeding. He paid the fine. The Lehigh Gap chain bridge gave way after withstanding a century of flood and ice pressure, yielding to the force of the high water and packed ice in a few hours.
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Speader
Carl Gerbel
Cleveland
S$. J. Gearee
Chain Bridge
Lehigh Gap
Ex Congressman in Penitentiary Promotes Parole Reform
Julia W. Langley once a ten term congressman from Kentucky’s Tenth District is serving a two year term in the Atlanta federal penitentiary for Volstead Act violations. He has announced he will use his position as editor of the prison monthly They call the publication Good Words to push broader probation reforms nationwide.
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Julia W. Langley
Tenth
Kentucky
U.S
Atlanta
Transylvanian Chief Patriarch and varied news digest
RUKITARE elevates Mirion Chrstea to Chief Patriarch of the Romanian Chaorveh amid popular approval in Transylvania. The Springfield report notes a claim that 7,000 Americans die annually in bathtubs mainly from electrical accidents. Bald headed men praised as community anchors by Senator Love in Trenton. Cleveland reports a new Morals Court to be led by Judge Mary B RoysSmith, notable as a female presiding judge in a three court system trial area.
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Mirion Chrstea
L. Christer
Transylvania
Wsales Ani
Trenton
N. J
Love
New York
Caliitous
Cleveland
United States
a _syoman
Mary Broysmith
Grossman
Arrest Drawer Who Crashed Mail Truck
A mail truck numbered 22071 was struck on Middle Avenue near Eighth Street when a Buick operated by Doc Simmons of Ford Avenue collided from behind. Simmons was arrested at the police station on a charge of reckless driving as the truck’s rear radius rod and right rear fender were damaged.
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Claxton Sweet
Middle Avenue
Mighth Street
Doc. Simmons
Wood
Ford Avenue
Polier
Sect
Middle Javenue
Eighth Street
Buick
Simmons
Taxishud
Lorain County Leads State in Hay Acreage
A joint report by the U S Department of Agriculture and the Ohio Department of Agriculture shows Lorain County with 44 000 acres in hay the most of any crop. Oats come second at 27 000 acres with corn 25 000 and wheat 20 000 acres. The state notes Lorain is a top hay producer but weaker in grains, with 28 counties surpassing it in corn and 22 in wheat and 28 in oats.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Lorain County
Loran County
Canton underworld terror touch headlines murder probe
Coroner McQuate reports Winchester arms officials linked to bullet evidence in the Canton editor murder case. Postal inspectors expected, guards patrol homes of prominent suspects as police pursue leads and possible Pittsburgh ties surface in the investigation.
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New Haven
Conn
Dro
McQuate
Canton
Qhin
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Tim
Hitler
Don R. Mellett
MefJuate
Mellett
Alco H
Canton Coranpy
Alne Mole
Tie
Tram
Death Notice for Hrank Warlhat of Seattle Washington
Word reached of the death of Hrank Warlhat who died at his home in Seattle after a relapse following surgery at a Seattle hospital. He was survived by his wife Linvin Copas and a sister Mrs. Charles Ddupp. Also noted is a lace curtain milestone from a Fogland mill reported as the largest single piece of lace produced.
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Hrank Warlhat
Seattle
Wash
Tharcy
Linvin Copas
Charles Ddupp
Crinceton Avenue
Seattle Hospital
French Abuse of America Provokes Official Protest
Washington reports show official anger over attacks on American tourists in Paris and calls to deter visits. Officials warn loss of French tourist revenue could hurt many French businesses as lawmakers urge Americans to stay away temporarily amid strained diplomacy.
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Washington
France
David A
Pennsylvania
Senate
Reed
America
Three Divorces Filed in Common Pleas Court
Three divorce petitions were filed in the court of common pleas this morning by Elyria residents. James Kennelly seeks divorce from Charlotta Kennelly on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mary Dankief seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name Mary White in a petition against Frank Dankief citing gross neglect and cruelty. William Babcock accuses wife Iona Babcock of voluntary absence for over three years after their February 2, 1922 marriage.
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Court of Common Pleas
Elyria Persons
Rep Kennelly
James Kennelly
Charlotta Kennelly
Ihe
Monroe
Mich
William Babcock
Iona Babcock
Mary H. Dankief
Mary White
Ier
Rarneey Tiankief
Thre
Milk Yield Tied to Individual Cows in Dairy Tests
Dairy department findings from the Blue Agricultural Experiment Station show milk yield depends on each cow rather than age or diet. Variations between first and later lactations are minor, with most days showing small differences. Short tests exaggerate fluctuations and weather affects butterfat. feeding cannot permanently raise milk quality without adequate overall nutrition.
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Olue
Man Charged in Homicide After Fatal Shooting in New York
In New York a 44 year old man, Martin Maasen Munson, is held on a homicide charge after a pistol went off fatally injuring a woman named Mia Russell. Munson, a former boarder, says the weapon discharged accidentally as Mrs Sokel and her brother Michael Milner were present. The fatal wound destroyed part of the victim’s face.
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New York
Martin Maansen
Imag
Munsen
Wate
Mia
Ussell
Munson
Michael Milner
Twa& Men
Mra. Sokel
Market Snapshot Cleveland Markets July 24
Cleveland produce prices show mixed signals with oleo at 21-28 cents to retailers and high grade meats around 27-28 cents for car fowls. Apples range 65 cents to $1.75 per box, potatoes vary, tomatoes sell at $1.25 a basket, peaches from $1.00 to $2.20 per bushel, and lanterns of price notes for various items appear in a clipped market listing.
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Cleveland
Belek
Cattle and Livestock Prices Steady in Cleveland Market
Receipts overall steady as market holds firm on cattle calves sheep and hogs. Fat steers cows bulls and lambs show narrow price ranges with good to choice grades leading while calves and hogs post stable bids across the board.
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Cleveland
Worcester County to host Worcester England football exchange
Worcester Massachusetts plans an intercity football exchange with Worcestershire England. The American delegation will travel to England for several matches while the English side, all amateur players, will visit the United States in the fall. Stanley Baldwin backs the project as prime mover.
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Worcester
Mass
Worchstarshire
Eng
Brondon
Worcestershus
England
Maassachusetts
Worcesters
Worcestershire
Huglish
New Sealed Pin with Spring Adjusted Double Top
A sealed innovation adds a linked clasp with spring for a double top session on a long harp pin. The enhanced piece fits through the lapel and holds firmly without hindering wear. New colors in light shades and black appear with Italian motifs, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, signaling growing demand for antique styling.
Velvet Bags Catch Eye With Printed Velvet Creations
A new bag design crafted in printed velvet promises wide appeal for women traveling abroad or enjoying summer outings. The large rose pattern sits on a bright velvet ground with shades of dahea green brown or black. Finished with a gathered body and a tortoise shell frame and handle for a generous, handsome look.
Wheat Crop Report From Darby Township
Marten Bunsald of Darby township brought in the season’s first wheat to a local elevator. He reported two fields, one averaging 33 bushels per acre with a 64 pound test, and another averaging 27 bushels with a 62 pound test.
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Maiersvitaan
Marten Bunsald
Darby Township
Tie
Tire Dushat
Fremont Theater Plan Prompts Local Debate
Fremont residents consider financing a cinema and other shows amid mixed opinions. Theater owners appear receptive to the plan, while city officials argue for careful handling of the project.
Institute Offered Spain an Institute of Physics and Chemistry
The International Education Board offers Spain an Institute of Physics and Chemistry. The Duke of Alba leads the commission to finish preliminary acceptance. The board will provide $5000, while Spain supplies the site and maintenance.
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Spain
International Education Board
Duke of Alba
Comnission
Pboard
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