President urges war financing for farm relief and railway settlement
President Harding calls for broader war finance powers to aid farming and relief programs and to support railroads in settling claims. He notes progress on railroad settlements and a need for government funding to secure nationwide revival and stable economic health.
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Ork
Iso
Scen
Harding
House of
Congress
Gove Tt
Contin
Zarroads Aline
Governor Cabinet Secret Session on Rail Funding Proposal
Governor's cabinet discussed extending War Finance Corporation authority to purchase railroad securities to aid funding and relief for railroads and agriculture. A memorandum on railroad liquidation progress was attached as Congress considers broader powers. The session continued with noon adjournment and a planned 3 PM meeting. Governor Davis absent.
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Ste
Sxc
Railway Administration
Railroad Administration
Comgrees Onliral
War Finance Corporation
Pemeval
Congress
War Finance Co
Tatiwars
Columbus
Davis
Waite
Lake George
Mosele Sues Hovis for 110 Dollars in Justice Court
Plaintiff Joseph Mosele, a chef at the Hovis restaurant, appealed the case against Lee Hovis in which Mosele claimed $110 for a promised vacation not received. A four-person jury ruled for the defendant, and the appeal was filed in the higher court.
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Joseph Mosele
Lee Hovis
Nmosele
Hovis
Justices Court
Four Games Slated At Oberlin Wednesday Card
Oberlin schedules four basketball games with the first Cillezesirest versus Main Street at 1:30 PM, then Oberlin versus Russa ioeTmsSrp at 3, Tigers versus Odd Fellows at 4 56, and Spartans against Krescenis at 5 60. Local personals note Mrs H T Hill and Grace Adeline Helen headed to Ponlar lan with Ligwood away for a couple weeks.
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Oberlin
T. Hill
Grace
Adeline
Helen
Ponlar Lan
Ligwood
Pesorl Twerrell
Elyria
M. Rogars
South
Gireet
Herbem Yocum
Wils
Mires
Feaneces
North Struate
Mass
Governor Held In Contempt Over Arrest Warrant Handling
Illinois court rejects idea of divine right for governor and warns Sheriff to enforce capias warrants. Judge Smith says governors may be prosecuted and troops should not be used to block law. Impeachment is not a criminal process and immunity from arrest is not granted.
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Capias
Republic
Illinois
Smith bteverIyr
Small
Gersemook
Ee Court
Tis
Sinn Fein Cabinet Meets Over British Peace Terms
Dublin reports a full Sinn Fein cabinet session with Eamonn De Valera present to discuss British peace terms. De Valera offers no press statement for days. Cedar Point notes the Irish republic cause will be pledged in resolutions by Hibernians and auxiliary at a joint convention with 300 delegates registered.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Eamonn DeValera
DeValera
Cedar Point
Cacese
Irish Republic
Hibernians
Court to Hear Fight on Shade Tree Dispute
Mrs. J L Foster of 229 Sth Street seeks to stop neighbor Tuttnill of 228 7th Street from cutting or injuring a shaded tree over the Foster garden. Tuttnill has filed suit in common pleas to restrain the trimming, arguing the tree is not obnoxious and does not overhang enough to warrant action.
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J. L. Foster
OW. Futthill
Stock Market Opens Strong but Dull With Stop Orders Hit
The morning trade shows a heavy tone and low overall activity driven by speculative on floor moves. Several issues fell on stop orders with Studebaker dropping to 75 1 2 and U S Steel rising to 73 3 4 as others like Reading and Cuban American Sugar slid modestly. Union Pacific led gains to 120 7 8 amid mixed moves across American Woolen and Crucible Steel.
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Studebaker
U.S. Steel
New York
U. S. Steel
Reading
Baldwin
General Asphalt
Crucible Steel
American Sumatra
Union Pacific
Liberty bonds auction results in varied bid prices
Opening Liberty bonds show bids for 3 1 1s at 87.12, second 4 1 4s at 87.56, third 4 1 45 at 91.54, fourth 4 1 4s at 87.65, and victory 4 35 45 at 98.42.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Market Report From Cleveland and Chicago July 26
Prices listed show egg and grain shifts across Ohio and Illinois. Eggs rise with Ohio first and western markets, potatoes drop from 490 to 400 per barrel, and Chicago grain futures move with wheat oats and corn while meats like lard and ribs edge higher.
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Cleveland
Clevreland
Ohio
Shicago
Poles Renew Actions Amid Upper Silesia Tension
Paris talks loom as allied experts plan meeting on Thursday to discuss Upper Silesia. Italy signals readiness to join supreme council discussions to prevent further European conflict. Berlin reports fighting resumes with six Germans wounded and a general strike in Rovnik amid Polish insurgent activity.
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London
Paris
Upper Sienna
Upper Siresty
Ubeyemos
Aberance
Trennmart
Italy
Rome
Ltsh
Supreme Council
Bonomi
Imly
France
Ergland
eNom
Pemier
Berlin
Upper Silesia
Allsememe Zehums
Fpoksa Insurgencs
Rovbnik
Gabriel Molner Arrest on Disorderly Conduct Charge
Gabriel Molner was arrested at noon today on a disorderly conduct charge by Officer Gibson. He is expected to be arraigned this afternoon in the city.
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Gabriel Molner
Gibson
Market quotes for cattle calves sheep hogs and hogs Toledo July 28
Receipts list cattle calves sheep and hogs with price ranges and top figures. Hogs show strong bids in places with Yorkers and heavies priced around 10.50 to 11.86. cattle mix includes prime steers and various cow categories. Toledo market reports reflect slower lamb and sheep trading with mixed hog values.
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Toledo
Thomas Stack Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Thomas Stack pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct before Major Jones last night. He was arrested Saturday on Chappel Street and fined 15 dollars plus costs.
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Thomas Stack
Major Jones
Stack
Chappel Street
Reina Bress Manufacturing Suit Against Carrol Motor
The Reina Bress Manufacturing Company of Cleveland filed a common pleas suit against Carrol Motor Company of Lorain for 422.55 dollars on a promissory note alleged to be due.
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Reina Bress Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Carrol Motor Company
Lorain
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts Mixed as Hogs and Sheep Up
Chicago and Cleveland market notes show hog receipts near 9 000 with prices up to 11.59, cattle steady to higher on beef steers and cows, sheep receipts at 13 000 with lambs and ewes trading higher, Cleveland reporting small produce gains from fresh prices.
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Chicago
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listing
Hospital notes list admissions for Ethel Mothman and Burnett Weichel R D at Lorain and West Park with multiple addresses. Discharges include Peter Gousson in New York and Mrs Gynthian Clement at 1660 East Seventy-fifth Street Lorain with birth noted for Rev and Mrs W L Burner at 619 East Avenue a daughter.
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Ethel Mothman
Lodi Street
Burnett Weichel
R.D
Lorain
Bernard Dunbar
27Th Street
West Park
W. L. Burmer
East Avenues
Peter Gousson
New York
Gynthian Clement
Seventy-fifth Street
Irens Clement
East Toth Street
David Horvath
Grafton
W. L. Burner
East Avenue
Last Night's Fights at Columbus Card
Martin Parke of New Orleans knocked out Stick O'Brien of Westerville in the 3rd round of a scheduled 12 round bout. Joe Dillon of Columbus won on a foul by Fred Wilder of Cleveland in the 4th round. Johnny Garaner of Newark and Tommy Lewis of Columbus drew in four rounds. Young Stanley of Akron and Wally Patterson drew in four rounds.
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Columbus
Martin Parke
New Orleans
Stick O'Brien
Westerville
Joe Dillon
Fred Wilder
Cleveland
Johnny Garaner
Newark
Tommy Lewis
Collumbus
Young Stanley
Akron
Wally Patterson
Congress to Stay Open for Tariff and Tax Reform
Washington July 26 Representative Modell of Wyoming says no adjournment of Congress. He reports President Harding favors a continuous session until tariff changes and internal revenue revisions are settled, with a disposition planned before next September.
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Ashington
Congress
Representative Modell
Wyoming
House
Harding
White House
Mendel
Pallbearer J Gearhart at Valley City Funeral
J Gearhart of Lorain served as pallbearer today at the funeral for Patrick J. Quinn 72 of Lorain. The services were held at 9 am from St Martin's church in Valley City.
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Elyrian
Valley City
J. Gearhart
Lochstreec
Patrick J. Quinn
Lorain
St. Martin's Church
Valles City
Marriage Licenses Granted in Lorain Area
Emil Schatlon, 29, clerk, and Olgailus, 22, of Lorain, received license from Rev. tierkrer. Kay Baker, 21, haberdasher, and Huth Faragher, 21, both of Lorain, obtained license from Rev. Hunter of Ambherer.
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Emil €. Schatlon
Clerk
Olgailus
Lorain
Tierkrer
Kay Baker
Haberdasher
Huth Faragher
Hunter
Ambherer
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Mrs Thompson Back Pain
Mrs Anna Thompson of 26 West Ave Els Says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her backache, lumbago and kidney disorders after sharp pains and dizziness. She reports two years later continued relief and recommends the medicine as the best for kidney issues. Sold 69c at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Anna Thompson
West Ave
Els
Doan
Moundsville
W.va
Lydia E. Pickham
George Tegarden
Third Street
W- Va
Tegarden
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amherst to Reschedule Paving Bond Meeting to Wednesday
Mass meeting on paving bonds moved to Wednesday evening after bids closed Saturday noon. City states bond market idle delayed responses and plans to present the financial situation. About 56,000 dollars in bonds remain to be sold with many property owners pledging support.
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Amherst
Correction: Birth Announcement Swapped Names
A published birth note misnamed the parents as Mr and Mrs Clarence Purcell. The correctNames are Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker.
Uncle Tom's Cabin Set for Tonight at Local Stock Co
Warrier Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin will be presented here tonight by a stock company. The performance aims to draw local audiences to a classic stage adaptation on the town’s scene.
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Uncle Tom
Amherst
Warrier Beecher
Stowe
Chautauqua Held in Amherst Town Hall
Heavy rain forced the Chautauqua program to move to Amherst Town Hall where a good crowd heard Thomas Brooks Fletcher. The audience was attentive and the address received well.
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Town Hall
Amherst
Thomas Brooks Fletcher
Harvey Ludwig Improves After Quarry Injury
Harvey Ludwig shows slight improvement after being struck by a large wrench at the quarries on Saturday. The injury caused a head wound several inches long and he remained unconscious for eight hours before regaining consciousness.
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Amherst
L Harvey Ludwig
Ludwig
South Amherst Plant To Rebuild After Fire
The Ohio Cut Stone company in South Amherst will rebuild its destroyed facility to the same size with the same machinery. The fire caused about 75000 dollars in losses and work is expected to resume around September 13.
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Amherst
Mario
Ohio Cut Stone Company
Wakeman Man Rescued After Tractor Overturns
Blaine Hurst of Wakeman narrowly escaped death when a tractor overturned trapping him underneath. Fire crews and bystanders worked to jack up the machine and free him, with Hurst suffering severe cuts and bruises.
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Amherst
Blaine Hurst
Wakeman
Fire destroys barn on Schmauch farm near Amherst
A barn on the Schmauch farm south of Amherst was destroyed by fire last evening. The blaze began during a lightning event and quickly spread through the structure, causing complete loss of the barn and its contents. Firefighters battled the flames but the building was beyond saving. No injuries were reported.
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Schohmauch Farm
Amherst
Schmauch Farm
Sarieg
Unclear fragment hints at trial results and actions
Fragmentary text mentions attempts and results with a color and team names unclear. It references a "Blue" and "Devil" possibly as teams or labels and urges trying again, but specifics and context are missing.
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