Legion urges Sawyer to back veterans hospital program
QO July 25 The Legion and Brigadier Charles E Sawyer clash over a proposed veterans hospital plan. A letter to President Hardweebler urges Sawyer to stand aside and let the Veterans Bureau program proceed at once for 10,000 mentally disabled veterans. A. A. Sprague signs the appeal, noting beds for nervous and mental patients have already been cut from 3,800 to 3,279 at the directive of the coordinator.
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Legion
Charles E. Sawyer
Hard- Weebler
Hard
Generalwyer
Veterans’ Bureau
Legion Delares
A. A. Sprague
National Rehabilitation Committee
General Sawor
Sprague
Tagne
Federal Board of Apitalization
Army
Navy
Congress
Veterans Bureau
Is Your Work Wearing You Out A Kidney Pill Ad
A dated ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for fatigue backache headaches and nervous distress from kidney strain. It cites a farmer experience and neighbor endorsements as proof of relief and restored energy. The piece references local Eloinia ads and a McKenzie manager.
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Moe Ley
Dean
Kers
Elyria
McKenzie
Stan
Lake Avenue
St. Sas
Many Elyrians Endorse Colored Governor Candidate Speech
Harry Clay Smith, colored Republican candidate for governor, drew a large crowd at the city park last evening. He claimed 200,000 colored voters backing him and predicted winning the nomination if white votes split among eight rivals. He said 5,000 white votes from Cleveland and others would follow statewide. Robert Pulley, sheriff candidate, noted as a Democrat by Oberlin survey, affirmed he is a Republican and sought votes. Mayor Jones praised Smith and explained he was delayed by a council meeting.
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Harry Clay Smith
Smith
Cleveland
Robert Pulley
Oberlin
Jones
Mr. Smith
Workers strike disrupts rail network across multiple lines
Amid ongoing labor tensions, unions accuse management of using a smokescreen while new employee organizations form. Hooper of the labor board denies active settlement plans as train suspensions spread. Grand Trunk, Soo Line, and others halt services. North Dakota branch lines gain limited service with mail transported by auto trucks. Eta of a nationwide clerks strike foreseen without quick settlement. Separately, a circus train pause in Zanesville and violent acts against strikebreakers surface as tensions mount.
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Ben Ww Hooper
Labor Board
Hooper
Jewell
Grand Trunk
Chicago & Northwestern
Soo Line
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Tere Marquette EH. Fitzgerald
Beatherhood of
Raailway
Rotary members hear about ceramic industry
Abreu reported fifty members attended the Rotary club noon meeting. F Q Mason of Fuller Gondain company spoke on the ceramic industry, tracing its progress from ancient times to today and asserting local capability to produce china and pottery equal to or better than foreign goods. Singing accompanied the gathering.
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Abreu
Rotary Clabs
Ho -Haw
Fuller & Gond- Ain
Complete, Reliable News Ad for The Press Daily
An advertisement urges readers to follow The Press for complete and reliable news every day, highlighting daily coverage and dependable reporting from the newspaper.
Devalera Leads Retreat of Rebels in Ireland
Dispatch from London reports Devalera leading rebel retreat into Tipperary with headquarters set at Cashel. Irish unrest expands as Free State troops clash near Cork, with trains attacked in Wexford and a planned major showdown looming in the Cork area.
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London
Pale
Wan
Ramosn Devalera
Tipperary
The
Star
Devalera
Cashel
Belfast
Ministry of Labor
Free State
O. F Ridgway
Irish Transportation Union
Dublin
Isait
County Wexford
Harcourt Station
Cork
F loRdwars
Fermoy
Personal Inventory A Path To Success Lecture
The Exchange Club heard Thomas F L Henderson of LaSalle Extension University discuss opportunities and personal inventory at the noon luncheon at Little Joe's. He urged attendees to define goals, assess costs, and commit to education as the key to unusual success.
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Exchange Club
Little Joe's
Thomas F L Henderson
Fersonality
LaSalle Extension University
Dora
Henderson
Cabinet backs coal ration plan amid labor board limits
Washington reports a growing coal shortage and a government push to implement a strict fuel rationing system. The cabinet approved a plan for wartime style rationing, with the interstate commerce commission next to enact details. A grass fire on Boston Avenue prompted a late fire department response, but it was extinguished without damage or injuries.
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Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Houser
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
White House
Boston Avenue
Arrest Three The Sale Of Narcotics In Steubenville
Zanesville July 25 Mr and Mrs Coulter Edward Coulter and Albert Hutchinson all of Steubenville appeared before U S Commissioner Frabler on charges of possession and sale of narcotics Hutchinson an employee of Begle and Steele Co stole cocaine and morphine from the firm and sold to the Coulters who in turn sold small lots to addicts near Steubenville Hutchinson waived examination and was bound over to the federal grand jury under bond he could not furnish Mrs Coulter pled not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury under $2000 bond while her husband was held under $5000 bond unable to furnish it and likely to be moved to Steubenville jail this morning Mrs Coulter returned home that night federal grand jury meets in December
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Zanesville
Mia
Edward Coulter
Albert Hutchinson
Steubenville
United States
Frabler
Hutchinson
Begle and Steele Company
Coulters
Steuben- Ville
Stocks drift in uneven start as market opens
New York July 25 irregular quiet start as Steele edged down 1-8 to 99 3-4, Baldwin Locomotive steady at 115 3-4, Mexican Petroleum down 1-2 to 161 1-2, Standard Oil of California off over one point to 190 1-4, Reading 5-8 lower at 72, New York Central up 1-4 to 94 1-3, Studebaker down 1-8 to 130.
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New York
Steele
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Standard
California
New York Central
Studebaker
Market and commodity roundup from New York and Chicago
NEW YORK market notes report cattle receipts at 150 with slow demand and calves at 150 with prices up to 11.50. Hogs show top bids around 12.00 with various prices listed. Chicago wheat opens steady to higher, corn and oats mixed. Liberty bonds prices listed. Lorain baseball notes: Orioles defeat Amherst Merchants 1-0 at Highland Park, Tomasek strong on the mound.
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Chicago
Lorain
Oriole
Amherst Merchants
Highland Park Grounds
Tomasek
Orioles
Coal Price Rise Amid Coal Mine Strike Paralyzes Utilities
Ohio electric utilities warn of strain as coal reserves dwindle due to a strike. Warren Ohio Electric Light Association President EB L Franklin notes utilities built large coal stocks earlier, but rising prices now bite as transportation falters and miners’ walkout drags on. Columbus reports low industrial supplies but no immediate close downs. Prices jump. state institutions report dwindling coal stocks as local agencies prepare committees to survey fuel needs and advise on rationing.
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Mane
Gether
EB. L. Franklin
Warren
Ohio Electric Light Association
Franklin
Ohio
Statu'e Electrical
Columbus
cfBeals
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Ordle
Tua
The
Coal Company
Forginia
Virginia
Oscar F. Thompson
State Department of Public Welfare
Thompson
Ohio coal strike disrupts rail service and power in Lima area
Far reaching curtailment hits Lima Piqua and surrounding towns as fourteen streetcars and electric lines face reductions. Power plants at St Marys strain to heat boilers. fuel and coal shortages threaten Cleveland water and industry as workers fear prolonged stoppage.
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Lima
Piqua
Western Ohio Electric Railway
Ohio Electric
Fort Wayne
VanWert
Lima Electric
C. O. Sullivan
Mesager
Western
St Marys
Electrc
Wapakoneta
Beaver Dam
Mount Cory
Balkin
New Bremen
Minsters
SaMe &S 15
Findlay
St. Marys
Four Bandits Steal $24,000 in Savage Factory Heist
Four bandits held up two messengers at the M. W. Savage factories in Minneapolis. They escaped in a tow car driven by a fifth bandit, taking about $24,600 in cash and negotiable checks. Police were alerted as the robbers vanished.
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Minneapolis
Minn
M. W. Savage Favtories
Thompson Predicts Governor Nomination From Cleveland
Carmi A Thompson of Cleveland forecasts his Republican nomination for governor. He spoke before a campaign tour through seven counties and a Republican Picnic at Luna Park. He pledged a clean campaign and urged voters to reward the party in November. In Lorain, fire officials oppose a boxing show promoted by firemen, Fire Chief Day Hart disapproves and urges dropping the plan.
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Cleveland
Carmi A. Thompson
Washington
Doh
Payette County
Luna Park
Thompson
Tam
Obta
Ome
Lorain
Day d Hart
Bill Would Create Coal Industry Commission
A bill proposes a three member commission to regulate the coal industry with one member from a Mine Workers list or a National Coal Resolution list and one public representative linked to the industry. The panel would report within nine months of passage and operate under Senate confirmation with salaries of 8 a year. Washington reports detail the plan amid broader regulatory push and emergency purchase provisions.
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Cnal
Congress
Senate
United Mine Workers Onr
Oal
Lorain Volunteers Hurt Practicing at Convention
Lorain volunteers suffered injuries while practicing for athletic events at the Volunteer Firemen convention in Oberlin. One firefighter tumbled from a sport truck, hitting his face and requiring hospital care, with several days of rest ahead. Niagara Falls excursions advertised from Cleveland to see the ship See and Beer, with round trips at 7 35, August 2, 14 and 23, plus optional side trips to Toronto and other cities.
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Lorain
Owilds
Volaeterr
Oberiig
Niagara OF Alls
VTI
Great Ship
Andbre
Taels
Cleyland
Niagara Falls
Cleveland
Toronto
Clayton
Alexandria Bay
Montreal
Quebec
Judicial candidates to speak at three upcoming meetings
Tonight at the Technical high school auditorium the League of Women Voters hosts judicial candidate talks open to all voters. Friday features sheriff coroner surveyor and commissioners candidates. Saturday hosts state and national candidates at a city park mass meeting. Ward reports Judge Roy Williams will also speak. In Lorain a Kiwanis club picnic plan at Cascade Park Wednesday features contests and a group turnout with Elyria brethren.
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Technical High School
League of Women Voters
Ward
Roy Williams
Sandusky
Supreme Court
Lorain
Kiwantsa
Cascade Park
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