Company seeks protection at coal mine reopening
Seger Coal Company asked Sheriff Wright to guard workers at West Point mine after a plan to reopen drew imports and a large damage claim. The letter, signed by Jone Seger, followed a complaint to Governor Doraher alleging a sinker’s drive destroyed a home and raised security concerns for 40 imported non nation workers. Sheriff Wright and Deputy Kingswalter headed to West Point to escort employees.
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Log Home Draws Crowds on Broad Street
A massive Douglas fir log mounted on a two truck trailer serves as Wade’s traveling home. The one piece log rests as a cozy Coroga apartment on wheels attracting teachers, students, and many visitors. Wade, a former Mississippi Valley farmer, uses the display to share forestry samples and pictures, drawing attention from Calif ornia and other states.
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West Side Lumber Company
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Texas
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Divorced Woman Naomi Humphrey Restored to Name
Naomi Humphrey obtained a divorce from Oliver Humphrey on cruelty grounds in Judge A R Webber’s court. She was awarded alimony of nine dollars monthly and restored to her maiden name Naomi.
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Naami
Fragmented passage records miscommunication about an evangelist case
Disjointed OCR text hints at a dispute involving an evangelist, a mother, and misunderstandings over conduct and control. The fragment references Los Angeles, a period of protest or examination, and strained interactions within a family or group setting.
Today's Ten Questions on Classifier Page
A newspaper quiz page presents ten questions about American millionaires and related topics. Questions ask who funds public gifts, sponsors spouses, and notable wealth figures, with clues tied to prominent families, corporate figures, and historic events.
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Local Colored Man Reports Suspicious Man Near Home
A man reported to police that a colored man ran out of a nearby house at Hillsdale and Furnace streets. Officers searched the area but found nothing suspicious and the case remains unsolved.
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Missing boy case leads search at local swimming holes
Police traced a missing 28 year old boy to swimming holes near the viesuits area. Evidence suggested a struggle with another boy, and investigators searched nearby routes for clues while confirming the boy was last seen Monday.
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Hot Dog Vendor Fails To Answer Court Summons
In Searsuale New York Jae, known for selling frankfurters, did not appear in police court to answer a charge of illegal sale within village limits. Around sixty observers attended as the judge warned a warrant would be issued for his arrest if he failed to appear in time.
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Investigators Cite Unclear Conditions At Coal Strike
Investigators report unclear conditions amid a coal strike with colonels Haubrich Reynolds and Donaberg in attendance. The scene centers on tensions between management and union miners as officials assess next steps.
Trial recounts in court over alleged immoral acts within colony
A courtroom narrative follows deponents and defense against charges involving Purnet and members of a covert colony. Testimony centers on alleged improper relations, ship operations on Lake Michigan, and leadership roles. witnesses assign blame and describe coercive intimidation amid a contentious custody dispute.
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Boston Billy Gets Fifty
Burglary suspect labeled Boston Billy pleaded guiltily to a second burglary charge. He was sentenced to six years and additional terms for prior robberies, with information from social columns and club gossip cited.
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Severe floods threaten Gujarat and Baroda region
London July 2. Tremendous floods in India raise fears of damper and loss as Gujarat and nearby districts face rising waters. Baroda may be invaded by floodwaters and other towns report severe damage. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Bombay notes widespread inundation.
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Mrs Suycer Verdict in Insurance Trial Noted
A jury verdict reaches a ruling on a claim connected to a Mrs Bray and Mrs Suycer involving an insurance matter. The court session on July 28 addresses illness grounds and justification against a former health issue.
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Three Wives sue siblings in common pleas court
Three wives filed suits against their husbands in common pleas court Tuesday, two for divorce and one for alimony. Names Daisy and Vivian Wadats El, Vivian Houk, and Baker, Wellingin appear in claims for alimony, restoration of name, and support, with scattered details about possessions and settlements referenced.
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Agseinst Viheir
Daisy
Vivian Wadats
Wiedam
Cleveland
Fen
Vivian Houk
Wauner
Baker
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Florence
Death of an Ohio State leader noted in oblique lines
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of a university figure described with limited clarity. The text references a president or dean and mentions Ohio State connections and a merger context, though many details are garbled.
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Partal Hotel Sold to Park Central Company
The Partal Hotel described as the largest apartment hotel in the works was sold to Park Central Company for a date in July. It will be operated in conjunction with a chain of similar hotels and is planned to be 32 stories high in the same style as the Home building.
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Fragmentary Page 3 Rally Scene Recounted
A Sunday morning scene shows a quiet rally and a night stairway exchange. The text reveals a couple, Stoller and his wife, moving toward the kitchen and a moonlit setting with wary dialogue and partial evidence.
Social notes from Henrietta area and community events
The column records visits to Crystal Beach and Linwood Park gatherings. It lists birthdays, dinners, musicales at the MoRL church, delegates to a Lakeside event, and many scattered social calls among residents of Willard Oberlin and nearby towns. Couples, families, and groups from Airwingenan, Clair ton, and Findlay are mentioned.
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Carrie Washburn
Anna Clark
Grant Brown
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Ralph Ruhiman
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Gor Kulpan
Hahecker
Baker
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Mo RL
Adam Dute
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Lahesiie
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Jake Boe
Henry Eniwerich
Seri Harold
Loran
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Oberlin
John Bauman
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Local Socialites Attend Beach Sunday Afternoon Event
Mr and Mrs Philip Raiten hosted a sunny beach gathering with Mr and Mrs Gro Unger and Mr and Mrs Prarny Welbe in attendance. Miss Hazel Saltoo and Miss Loxis joined Mr Murray and Misses during a relaxed seaside afternoon.
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Hazel Saltoo
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Toledo Livestock Market Report
Hogs receipts 1A jowes heavies 875 3: mediums 960 luau Yorkers 1075-1185 grad mgs 10N0-TATS receipts 75. Market steady for lambs and hogs. Prices shown for various hog weights and lambs with general market tone described as steady.
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Market quotes from Cleveland and Chicago livestock and grains
Cleveland market notes show hogs and cattle ranges with receipts around 600 cattle and 360 sheep, plus top fat lambs and bulk lambs prices. Chicago cash quotations list dairy, poultry, and grain quotes with various grades and market movement. Minneapolis grain and corn futures also referenced with price levels and location notes.
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Gasoline Price Reduction Promotion at Local Garage
A Wisconsin ad promotes a temporary gasoline price drop now 11 cents a gallon. The marketer touts savings for drivers and offers a free installation and a lucrative referral scheme to auto owners who help spread the offer.
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Woman Sues City for 10000 Over Sidewalk Fall Injury
Christina Weber of Lorain filed a complaint in county court seeking damages for injuries after she tripped on Oak Avenue between West 15th and West 20th Streets on December 16, 197.. The petition cites medical costs of 560 and alleges city negligence in sidewalk maintenance.
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Can Stop Dog Race Betting Says Turner
Columbus Ohio July 75 Attorney General Edward C Turner declares gambling near Hamilton dog races can be halted without much delay in a letter to Rev J B Cavin Hamilton committee head. He says any citizen may file a warrant in court to enforce the law and believes a local attorney can stop the track. Turner notes the governor is reviewing the matter and will decide next week.
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Hawaiian Flyers Return To U S
Hawaiian flyers Ernest Emer Bronte and companions return to the mainland aboard the President Jefferson after a Pacific voyage to the Hawaiian Islands. A fog prevented earlier arrival and two escort planes dropped a wreath aboard as they entered San Francisco Bay.
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Wind and hail strike Toledo injuring man and damaging property
A severe wind and hail storm swept Toledo yesterday evening causing flooded streets and stranded autos. Fireman Thomas Carroll was buried under a roof fragment at the Standard Oil refinery and hospitalized with cuts and bruises. Interurban service was crippled and trolley poles were toppled, hampering Detroit Toledo traffic.
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First Locomotive Test Highlighted at Newark Centennial
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad spoke at a Newark division veterans association centennial. He recounted the B and O first steam locomotive test in 1830 after operating with horse drawn trains since 1827. A trial race against two horse drawn cars along the Baltimore to Ellwood route saw the horse win.
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Governor Busy as Mine Situation Talks Planned
Reporter notes an appointment request to confer with Governor Donahev on mining conditions in Columbiana County. The governor is at Camp Perry reviewing National Guard troops and will return to Columbus by Monday. Wright confirms he will see the governor there after Monday. Elyria girl aims for world trip as Ohio around the world contestant rises. Miss Oliva Dieterich of Elyria leads with 29,659 votes while Agnes Haldem of Elyria trails with 12,309.
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Ohio
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