Retirement planned for United States Ambassador Herrick to France
A report from SHINGTON dated July 31 states United States Ambassador Herrick, aged 63, plans retirement due to health and lengthy duties in Paris. Officials confirm discussions with the State Department and White House. Herrick previously served as governor and held the Paris post during World War I era.
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Shington
Herrick
United States
Amto
France
Hedsy
Herick
Com &S
White House
State Department
Errick
Taft
Paris
Harding
Tetanus In Lorain Injur ies and Public Health Efforts
In Lorain on July 31 a report notes not a single tetanus case among 350 injured in the disaster, credited to Red Cross and nursing staff. Clara Lodwick details follow-up care with district checks and collaboration with Metropolis Life Insurance, tube company, and Health Board to maintain high health standards after the initial aid period. Separately, Henry ten Smith case is sought by the American Legion post to locate a missing serviceman. Godfrey sues City Ice Co. for damages from a truck collision December 6 injuring his auto and claiming loss of use worth 1,888.
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Red Cross
Clara Lodwick
Lorain
Miss Lodwick
Jilly
Cross
Metropoli Life Insurance Company
Onal Tube Company
D of Health
Daccare
Hunt
Thin
Yican Legion
Provi.r. 1
Henry Ten Smith
Wanaber
Seield
Texas
Dr. Kincaid
Carl Wolf
Godfrey
Utinst the City Ice Co
Adant
Wake Avenue
Diplomats vow to punish attackers of American consul
July 31 dispatches report the Persian government denying complicity and promising vigorous efforts to pursue and punish those who killed the American vice consul. In New York, railroad magnates and bankers J. and W. Seligman & Company met about the Marquette Railroad consolidation and related finance.
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Tashington
Robert
United States
EW York
Lorain Brownhelm woman seeks divorce and alimony
Two divorce petitions filed this morning name Lorain and Brownhelm as locales. Mary Coleman seeks divorce from Joseph Coleman for extreme cruelty and wants her maiden name restored. Anna Stursa seeks divorce from Joseph Stursa amid extreme cruelty and neglect, asks equitable division of 6 acre farm, custody of children, and an injunction against interference.
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Lorain
Brownhelm
Mary Coleman
Joseph Coleman
Cleveland
Mary L. Tyler
Anna Stursa
Joseph Stursa
France Signs War Pact With Czecho Slovakia and Poland
A Die Stunde report claims France has formed a military agreement with Czecho Slovakia and Poland to invade Germany if it rejects the Dawes plan, signaling a potential alliance against Berlin.
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Vienna
France
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Germany
Die Stunde Today
Forest Fires Threaten Fliriston and Wide Northwest Populated Areas
Reported in San Francisco on July 31 as Fliriston, a paper mill town of 250 in Truckee canyon, fled its cottages with only portable belongings while forest fires spread from Klamath National Forest to San Jacinto mountains. Fire crews faced high winds as a Kettle Falls blaze expanded from one mile to six miles.
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San Francisco
Fliriston
Truckee Canyon
Little Paper Mill
Klamath National Forest
San Jacinto Mountains
United States
Court session extends as Leopold Loeb trial persists
Court adjourns for luncheon after a morning of heated debate over the admissibility of alienist testimony. Judge Caverly faces protracted appeals as Clarence Darrow challenges the state’s theory of insanity while Leopold and Loeb await sensational murder verdicts.
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Dicky Loeb
John R. Caverly
Tittle
Bobby Franks
Caverly
Clarence Darrow
Caver
Atorneys
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Judse Caverly
William A. White
Washington
Crowe
Fitzgerald
Darrow
Leopold
Loeb
Building trades urged to extend winter work season
A report from the building trades committee urges extended winter activity to steady employment and reduce costs. It emphasizes organized community action, planning, and public works alongside private construction to curb waste and boost production while noting adaptable weather and scheduling can keep work going with minimal public disruption.
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Cam Trethoen
Poover
Lahor
Suc Cn
Hoover
Tjavel
Lorain to Aggressively Curb Stray Dogs
Lorain police launch an intensified campaign against stray dogs after several bites. Patrolmen in outlying districts will carry shotguns to shoot unmuzzled dogs at large to curb incidents.
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Lorain
ADK Receiver Sought for Red Star Bus Line
Walter Solt and Raymond Manning, stockholders in Red Star Transit Co and Elyria Red Star Transit Co, seek dissolution of the partnership and appointment of a receiver. They allege partners, unpaid wages, and company losses while claiming no liabilities. Commonwealth Bank of Cleveland and Garford Motor Co defend claiming some stake.
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Red Star Transit Co
Elyria Red Star Transit Co
Walter Solt
Raymond Manning
Commonwealth Bank of Cleveland
Garford Motor Co
Iide
Slag farmer slugs, aids two transients then dies?
Hayden Beaven 24 of Sturgis is reported hospitalized in Bellevue after two young men he had given a ride to Norwalk Ohio allegedly slugged him, stole his car and money, and left him by the road with a fractured skull and serious injuries.
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Hayden Beaven
Sturgis
Gus Beaven
Own
Ohio
Hayden
Younestown
Norwalk
Etcher Fad
Hoal
Haas
Fiancee Witnesses Stock Broker Suicide In City Apartment
A stock broker killed himself in a 28 West 58th Street apartment in front of his fiancée in Philadelphia. The man discharged a revolver near his forehead, after urging by the fiancée. the exact details were unclear amid the chaotic scene.
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Harry Broker
Hiladelphia
Mack
Noon Stock Market Leads With Spotty Gains
Speculators pressed the market as brisk trading closed the day amid booming options and steel shares. Cattle calves hogs and grain moved with uneven strength while Liberty bonds opened higher in New York with listed prices across issue grades.
FERS DELAY HOP UNTIL FRIDAY ON ORDERS
The United States Army round the world aviators from the Orkney Islands to Iceland postpone takeoff due to heavy fog. Destroyer Billingstey reports fog off the Faroe Islands as the route to Iceland remains unclear. Lieutenant Smith postpones the hop to tomorrow morning to ensure safety. The crew spent the day inspecting wrecks of the German fleet sunk at Scapa.
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Richmond
Houton Bay
Scotland
United States Army
Orkney Islands
Iceland
Billingstey
Faroe Islands
Smith
Tonmorragy
Scapa
Swarthmore Chautauqua Secures 64 Guarantors for 1925
Wellington reports the Swarthmore Chautauqua will return in 1925 with over 64 guarantors already secured. The committee aims to add more names to ensure success and will convene later to elect officers.
Ohio Ayrshire Makes Good 300 Day Record
Ohio Ayrshire cow Semper-Idem posted 12 145 lbs of milk and 523.27 lbs of butter fat in 300 days, with a 207 day liver calf, at 7 years 56 days old. Owned by R McConnell Wellington Ohio.
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Ayrshire
R. McConnell
Wellington
Ohio
Local Couple Star in Cleveland Company Movie Scene
Columbia residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Arsdale play the farmer and his wife in a film by the Electric Illumination Co of Cleveland directed by John of Chicago. The Albert Smith farm on Wooster Pike Parma Ohio serves as the scene with a St. Louis youth and a Chicago girl portraying the Van Arsdales’ children. The couple has appeared in major roles in several Co. films.
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Columbia
Frank van Arsdale
Practical Farmer
Electricllumination Co
Cleveland
John
Chicago
Albert Smith
Wooster Pike
Parma
St. Louis
Mrs. van Arsdale
George Sabinus
West View
Geo. Stinchcombd
Fern Akins
Katherine
Kokomo Indiana
Akins
Leon Osborne
Cleveland &J. Eisma
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China
Charles Hawke
Clement
Strongsville
George Allen
Ray Dena
Methodist Church
WW. W. Davis
Fang
Fern Aking
Ella Morse
Elyria
The Heart of Cleveland screens across the nation
A description of an educational film titled The Heart of Cleveland will be shown in cinemas nationwide with two hundred screens in Cleveland and nearby areas. The article also notes community events, visits, church sermons, and local civic activities across the region.
Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Heals for Sores and Piles
An old advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a cure for running sores eczema salt rheum ulcers and bleeding piles. Gists claim a money back guarantee if no benefit and cite letters praising its healing power. The ad sets price at 35 cents a large box.
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Buffalo
America
Feteman
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