Banking situation held very sound in Babson Park report
Babson Park Massachusetts June 2 A week long investigation into the financial system and banking condition shows the Federal Reserve System functioning well with broad bank membership and strong reserves. The analysis argues favorable domestic and international credit, lower commodity pressures, and a growing role of labor in banking.
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Babson Park
Mass
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Miss Elsie Ridgeway Audience Rejoices On Air
Miss Elsie Ridgeway of Vincent, who sang on the radio, was warmly welcomed by friends after the program. William Garrick and his family traveled from Elynia to Conneaut Saturday morning and plan to return tonight, visiting C. G. Garrick. Mrs. Hazel Linder and Betty Jean stay with Mrs. Martha Caley on West River Road. Three Mrs. Boyds of Circle 8 Vincent Methodist Episcopal will host the Ladies Aid at Mrs. Walter Boyd’s home on North Ridge Road Thursday.
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West River Road
Mazailla Sports Seeking Class C Ball Games
The Mazailla Sports ball team seeks games against Class C teams in Elyria or anywhere in the county. For scheduling contact Albert Wencke at 2525 Elyria Avenue Lorain.
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Mazailla
Elyria
Albert Wencke
Elyria Avenue
Lorain
Memorial Day Talk by Judge Webber Highlights Liberty and Lincoln
Wellington June 2 Judge A R Webber delivered a Memorial Day address after a flag drill by fifty young girls. He traced the arc of American liberty from 1605 Jamestown to the Civil War, underscoring the struggle against slavery, praising Lincoln and the G A R, and urging the youth to uphold truth and justice. He cited Douglas Garrison Wendell Phillips and Lovejoy, and honored volunteers in the Spanish American War and those who served overseas.
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Wellington
A. R.' Webber
Medina County
W. R. Weems
Wellington High School
Webber
Virginia
Plymouth
South
New England
Ely Whitney
Africa
Jamestown Colony
Plymouth Colony
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
U. S
West
Southwest
Springfield
Douglas
Washington
Missouri
Illinois
United States
G. A. R. Judge Webber
Paul Lovejoy
Wendall Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Abraham
Lincoln
Navy Dirigible Los Angeles departs Lakehurst for Annapolis
The United States navy airship Los Angeles left its mooring at Lakehurst at 19 08 DST bound for Annapolis Maryland. It will attach to the mast ship Patoka in Chesapeake Bay near the naval academy around 2 PM DST.
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Lake Hurst
N. J
United States Navy
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Annapolis
Patoka
Chesapeake Bay
Naval Academy
Washington
Coolidge
United States Naval Academy
Wilbur
Germ murder trial figure denies Chicago call
Pittsburgh report states Robert D. White did not make a long distance call to Chicago yesterday, contradicting Chicago authorities who say 2288 is linked to the William D. Shepherd germ murder case. The discrepancy concerns a key figure in the ongoing trial.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Robert D. White
William D. Shepherd
New York Briefs on Surplus, Power, Pipe Demand
A surplus of 703,972 dollars is reported by Delaware & Hudson Co for the quarter ended March. United Light & Power Co posts a 14.45 million balance after tax for the year to April 30 with gross income of 34.96 million. The City of New York seeks about 53 500 tons of six to thirty inch pipe, having recently purchased 12,000 tons from domestic producers.
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New York
Delaware & Hudson Co
United Light & Power Co
Heat waves, storms cause deaths and damage across Midwest
Weather upheaval spawns deadly lightning strikes in Des Moines and Sioux City, with two killed and multiple injured. Across New York and Pittsburgh, record heat leads to prostrations and one death. Iowa towns report extensive property damage, while forecasts warn of continued heat and storms through early June.
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Cleveland
Des Moiines
Sioux City
Midwest
Rock Springs
Wyo
Boston
Mercury
New York
Weather Bureau
Adolph Berger
Newark
N. J
Toledo
Board of Education
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Iowa
Peter Brown
Farmer
Geo. Stephenson
Waterloo
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Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Omaha
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Portland
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Towisos
Seattle
Svookan
Washington, D.C
Louisville
George Raway
Columbus
Ohio
Defense Day plans amid wartime alert delays July 4 test
Washington officials push to finalize defense day drill as governors are urged to cooperate. News from Buffalo reports arrests linked to 1922 Niagara Falls bridge dynamite case, with 25 indictments and 211 arrests. President Coolidge declines film role after navy talk. Reports from Boston and Fairmont cover family illness and a bank store robbery confession. Princeton campus fire causes $85,000 damage. Treasury chief Mellon doubts European return to gold standard without funding US debt.
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Washington
War Department
Mellon
France
Great Britain
United States
Armed bandits steal $15000 from Windsor dairy messenger
In Denver on June 2 three armed men held up the Windsor for Dairy Company messenger, took about $15000 from the satchel, and escaped in a car. No injuries reported and authorities launched a search.
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Denver
Colo
Windsor For Dairy Company
Denial Issued On Amundsen North Pole Flyers Return
Oslo officials dismissed rumors that the Amundsen Elsworth North Pole party had returned to Spitzbergen or that a member was killed. They stated there is no news. In Paris, La Liberte reports discovery of a Communist spy network with detention reports on troop movements to Morocco and large quantities of seditious propaganda aimed at French soldiers.
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Oslo
Norway
Amundsen- Elsworth North Pole
Spitzbergen
Paris
Morocco
Marseilles
la Liberte
Ohio plans convention method review on election law inquiry
Columbus reports Attorney General Crabbe refused to intervene for political reasons and will not press the Franklin county appellate court call. In Columbus, plans to resume the convention method for nominating state and local officers will be studied at today's special committee meeting amid the ongoing review of Ohio election laws.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Donahey
Franklin County
John Bryan
Green County
Ohio
Ohio witness aids case against Russell
Prohibition era trial in Cleveland features Joseph H. Shearer, former Ohio prohibition director, appearing in court. Witnesses describe how 80 whiskey cases were withdrawn from Havner distillery with permits via Barnett, with Peter Higgins and others transporting and selling whiskey for inflated prices. Subpoenas issued for Lieut. Gov. Levis and Attorney General Crabbe as trial in federal court continues in Columbus.
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Joseph H. Shearer
Prohibition
Ohio
Russell
Shearer
Russel
A. E. Bernsteen
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Grossberg
Youngstown
Cleveland
Ed Scanlon
Frank Evans
Carl Flepa
Peter Higgins
Barnett
M. B.C
Merley Copeland
M. B.C. OK
Abe Ungerfeider
Southern Hotel
Columbus
Ungerfelder
Crabbe
Charles H. Levis
J. E. Russell
Merie Copeland
Warren Barnett
Federal District Court
United States
Marshall Borthwick
Harpsier
Lewis
Marshall Death Rites Set Amid National Honor Guards
The funeral details for Thus Riley Marshall, buried in Indianapolis beside his mother and foster son, include a quiet service at the Marshall home, a Scottish Rite ceremony, and interment at Crown Hill with honorary pallbearers led by senators and federal officials. Across the nation, reports note related legal and political proceedings as June 2 updates.
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Indianapolis
Scottish Rite Masons
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
William Salisbury
Delaware
John Hays Hammond
C. C. McCord
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harry S. New
James J. Davis
James McCreynolds
The
U. S. Supreme Court
Frank S. Hight
George E. Downey
J. Fred Esary
James €. Hornaday
James M. Baker
Ind
Riley Marshall
Marshall
Tom Marshall
Crown Hill
Marion
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices Summary
Cleveland produce market list with items and price ranges across butter eggs oleo cheese poultry apples strawberries cabbage potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes onions cucumbers and sweet corn. Includes butter extra 47 48 eggs fresh firsts western firsts and other commodity prices by crate bushel and cwt.
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Ohio
York State
Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs Prices
Receipts heavy for cattle hogs sheep and lambs as market moves slowly. Fat steers bring 9 to 11 with good to choice butchers at 8 to 9.50. cows 4 to 5.50. veal calves 11 to 12. Lambs 12 to 13 with wethers 7 to 8.50 and ewes 6 to 7. hogs steady to 15 cents higher with Yorkers around 12.75 and other classes 12.65 to 12.75.
Family Member Reputations Prompt New Arrival At Ice Plant
An item notes Walton Ice Station at West River foot of West Street open daily 7 am to 6 pm and Sundays 7 am to noon. Ice Plant on Winkles Street offers day and night service. The fragment mentions The Wolf at the Door and climbing as a passing phrase without clear context.
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Walton
West River
West St
O Winkles St
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