Van Swerings Angling for Another Nickel Plate Merger
Washington June 24 The Van Sweringen brothers are angling to incorporate the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad into their Nickel Plate system amid a proposed consolidation. Government officials and Wall Street reports note quiet stock interests and preparations to resubmit merger plans to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The move would give Nickel Plate a Chicago terminal and connect routes from Chicago to St. Louis serving several cities, with potential backing from key rail partners.
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Washington
van' Ingen
Clevelard
Iganders
Stro
Chicago and
Interstate Commerce Mission
Wasia-Emeritorius Transports
Plas
Ingis
van Sweringens
Wader
Comimissida
Calcaso
Froms
Chiesgzo
St. Louis
Terre Laure Viecentes
Evansville
Marton
Woodland
Placacis
Thebys
Qhaftee
Ossa
Chicago
Vag Sweringens
van Swerlogen
Interstate
Meyer
Merner
Canil Ohiu
Eric, Gnetrel
Hocking
Crowded London Parks and Memorial Statues
Fragmentary text notes crowded parks in London and mentions statues and memorials. It references royal locations and figures, with unclear phrases about seating and directions. The readable content is insufficient for precise details or dates, but indicates a report on parks and monuments in London.
Remarkable Invention Promises Instant Acoustic Aid
An advertising notice from Dictograph Products Cooperative promotes the Acousticon as a quick positive solution for hearing, claiming instantaneous results and no danger. It offers a 14 day free trial with no obligation, urging readers to act promptly and without shipping charges.
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Pertecin
Dictograph
Cooporation
E. Jackson ‘Bivd
Chicaxo
Hines
Dwaring
Americans Tie In Teath British Race Report
In a tight world match the Americans shared the lead with the British as Mutteur champion Mehlhorn of Chitage and others led the field. A lightning stage saw Dens and Melithorn rivaling for top honors. Final totals show close scoring with Walter Taren contributing to a 145 total.
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Mutteur
Mehlhorn
Chitage
Amer
Soran Gontendtrs
Ith
California
Bank Report Says Liberty Bonds Missing in Cincinnati
Private detectives and Second National Guard officials described suspects in the 35,000 Liberty bonds that vanished from the bank since Tuesday. J S Gutting, bank vice president, stated the disappearance left no solid clue. Hands were found on cashier A L Lethieve’s desk, and vault access was sought later with the cashier away.
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Cincinnati
Second National Guard
GS Gutting
Tobe
Patent Fight Over Vaccine Device Reaches Federal Court
In a federal case, David Crowther of UTA University faces Dr Winford Larson over Crowther’s patent for a vaccine enveloping process. Larson claims prior discovery of a chrome steel brush device used to prepare bacteria, developed at a dental research lab, and alleges patent rights belong to him. The judge in Sanborn’s court presides as the dispute unfolds.
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Paul
Minan
David Crowther
Esatas Mechanic
Winford
Po ‘Larson
Niversity Bacteriologist
Crowther
Sanborn
Larson
JGIS
Crow Hart
District of Columbia
Lar
Divorce Granted To Woman In Narrow Grounds
Edith Jenkins was granted divorce from Henry Jenkins this morning by Judge Wo Bl Thompson on the ground of gross neglect of duty. Alimony set at 15 and the alienation settlement fixed at $4507. Also included are two related filings: Lillad Brewer vs John W Brewer for divorce on grounds of cruelty and neglect, seeking alimony, three Sheffield Lake lots, and restoration of her former name, Lillian Clark. Local bankruptcy petitions filed by William G Jones and Karl Kafer. quieting of title sought on Lorain property. suit for $600 against John More et al on a promissory note. a fire at a Dayton card club reported to police.
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Edith Jenkins
Henry Jenkins
Juege
Lillad Brewer Agaiust John W. Brewer
Lillian Clark
Sheffield ‘Lake
Final Mass Caps Eucharistic Congress in Chicago
The closing session of the Eucharistic Congress in Chicago drew about 13 090 faithful in a grand open air mass at the Coliseum. Cardinals Bonzano Mandel, and other high church officials hosted a banquet for hierarchy members at Mandellin with papal legate Bonzano in attendance.
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Mudelesin
Chicago
Coliseum
Bainade Mission
Elgly
Mandelein
Mandelul
Cardina Bonzano
Suest al Honor
Bonzano
Insects Damage Corn Crop Across Ohio
Ohio State University extension entomologists report cutworms and the sod webworm caused significant corn replanting and losses this year. Severe weather and late worm activity delayed natural parasites, allowing moths and caterpillars to persist.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Timothy
Blueera
Parks
Mrs James C Mogart receives estate fortune in probate
Mrs James C Mogart of South Amherst was awarded a large estate inheritance totaling about 429,990 to 450,000 after two years of effort. The payout comes from the Jenningss estate and will fund a bungalow, aiding her family and her aging blind husband. The case names six children and several heirs including John George Charles Jennings of Chicago and Norman Brizal, with earlier records mentioning Caleb Dunham and the Baptist hotel links to Westhaven in 1791.
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James C. Mogart
South Amherst
Felswinount
Greene Baxatellc
Will
Ale Borgers
Hull
Whllhans
James Batt
Orlott
Stirs
Della “Baker
Elyria
Marnest
Gronsor
Mileho
Borart
Jenningss
Nyeach
Setther
Caleb Dunham
Baptist Hotel
Westhaven
Lockpore
Edward
Lorain County
Samuel
Kennips
Tward Je
Chicago
John
George
Charles Jennings
Norman Brizal
Madeline Ons Quine
Death Notice for Miss Lat Bright Noted
Death records show Miss Lat Bright died suddenly after illness. Funeral services Saturday afternoon at Sidro Funeral Home with Reverend Bourguin officiating, burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery. H Danfortil Jo Hanforth, age 77, died at home on Spruce Street. Survived by wife and two sons George and Raymond. Funeral Saturday morning at 10 from Sudro Funeral Home, Rev. C. F. Wiseman officiating, burial Ridgelawn.
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Cer
Sone Rink
Bourgiain
Ridgelawn
Jo Hanforth
Spruce ‘Street
Che
Ofi
George
Raymond
Decerseé
Hisria
Comingron Lin
Sezhad Leen
Sudro
C. F. Wiseman
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Intruders enter East Market area reported to police
Police were notified last night that unknown intruders entered the East Market area. Officer Walton accompanied a witness to the scene and found the cooler door at Brandts restaurant open. Two kitchen windows were found open but no missing items could be confirmed by Mr Brandt at the time.
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Sal Wainright
Walton
Brandts Restaurant
Brandt
Lindenthal Honored as Bridge Designer and Engineer
Gustav Lindenthal of New York, named a recipient of a Vienna technical honor, serves as consulting engineer and architect for major railroad and public works. An immigrant from Austria who came to the United States in 1874, he studied in Brunn and Vienna and gained railway and bridge experience in Switzerland and Austria before settling in New York in 1891. He gained prominence at the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition as an authority on engineering and has since led railroad projects and world famed bridge construction.
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Daws News
Gustav’ Lindenthal
New York
Viennaechnical Schort
Comsultensineer
Sebliganens
Hell Gate
Lindenthal
Austria
United States
Bruna
Vienna
Swiland
Lersa
Thy
Sunday School Picnic Draws Hundreds at Methodist Beach
More than 32 60 people attended the Sunday school picnic at Crymal Beach hosted by the Methodist Episcopal Church. Games included Intermediate versus Senior baseball with 105 to 0 score, races and novelty events. Free tickets and refreshments were provided, but showers disrupted some events. The gathering ended with sports for older folks and a crowd estimate above 300 watched outdoor activities and contests.
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Bethodise Episcopal’ Church
Crymal Beach
pRachines Lefe
New Fire Engine Demonstrates Extreme Water Throw
A new fire engine tested yesterday afternoon threw water from a 42 to 43 inch nozzle up the bank of a high building, reaching beyond 50 feet and three to five tons of water in streams during demonstrations. Fire Chief Bates says the attack would be immensely effective in Elyria fires.
Vota we today and the three doctors flee the mountains
The article notes that three doctors fled from a shack and retreated into the mountains as authorities fear thirst and starvation will force them from hiding. It describes the vast media presence and efforts in Douglas including McPherson reception and hospital visits, with extensive press coverage and transport adjustments. It also lists real estate transfers including Jacob J. Law to Tac Board of Sty Commi and David Hansford to Vernona A. Mitel.
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M McPherson
Douglas
Los Angeles
Mr. McPherson
Southern’ Pacific Railway
Jacob J. Law
Tac Board of Sty Commi Dacs
Grafian
Syria
David Hansford
Vernona A. Mitel
Tac Grange
Elizabeth C. Kington
Autocar Crash Leaves One Dead in Anesville
June 24. Russ Downey 20 is dead and several others seriously injured after a bus collision between a bus driven by Huw Barnes of Sonora and a car driven by Mrs. Benjamin Sweltzer of this city. Miss Downey was in Mrs. Sweltzer's car. Police and Prosecutor Clarence Crossley opened an investigation into the accident.
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Anesville
Gladys Downey
Huw. Barnes
Sonora
Benjamin Sweitze
Miss Downey
Sweltzer
Clarence
Governor Smith and Family Visit Newark Ohio
Governor Smith of New York with Mrs Smith and daughter Catherine visited Newark Ohio in Kenny's private car, accompanied by James Redven and his son, before departing by auto for Columbus en route to Dartow to see Co governor Cox. When asked about the presidency the governor replied he would say nothing.
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Newark
al ‘Smitt
York
Regeerdinss
Midaey
Smith
Wellington Grange News Highlights Socials And Local Happenings
Sixty six members and guests attended the Wellington Grange meeting with a musical program featuring piano selections by Mrs Dorothy Trosky and readings by Mrs Lulu Mason. A Grange picnic is planned for Brookside Park with plans for a following meeting. Regular Legion auxiliary and Church of Christ activities were reported with committee assignments and upcoming events.
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Grange News
Wellington
Awellington -Grange
Grange
Dorothy
Trosky
Lermereading
Lulu Mason
Fred
Manning
Phelps
Pinner
Will’ Cele
Phlig Co
Pastuerizias
Wits
Brookside Park
H.H. Griswold
Columbus
Huntingtoon Grange
Chloae Lake
Philips Milk of Magnesia Antacid Laxative Ad
Consist on Philips Milk of Magnesia unless you ask for Phillips you may not get the original Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physicians for 50 years as an antacid laxative corrective. Dh cent bottles also 450 conk bottles contain directions any animal damage.
Bush released by Senators in major league shakeup
Joe Bush, veteran pitcher, was released unconditionally by the Washington club today after a poor season record of one win and eight losses. He came to Washington in a trade that sent Tom Zachary to St Louis. Bush likely will sign with Baltimore in the International League.
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Washington
Sune
Joe Bush
Hiss
Washington Club
Bush
Tom Zachary
St.Louis
Baltimore Club
Water from fire engine damages display window
Charles McCarvel reports that a fire engine demonstration yesterday night caused rainwater to flood his display window on Middle Avenue. Police and Fire Captain Eliss investigated and found water, attributing it to rain, not the demonstration. McCarvel said he would decide on legal steps with his attorney.
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Charles McCarvel
Middle Avenue
Eliss
Fire Department
McCarvel
Man Tells Weird Deathbed Tale From Hospital Bed
CINCLPI June 24 a machinist Joseph Brink 35 died after claiming on his deathbed he was kidnapped forced along a river shore and later tied near railroad tracks. Officials investigate the bizarre account from an unnamed hospital patient.
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Cinclpi
Brink- 35
Market results from Cleveland and Toledo livestock markets
Cleveland and Toledo records show receipts for cattle calves hogs and sheep with prices for good choice to butcher steers and calves ranging up to about 14 and 15 dollars per hundredweight. Hogs at Cleveland quotes around 15.25 to 15.50 and Toledo notes mixed and bulk sales near 15 dollars with lighter pigs about 15.25. Sheep and lambs show steady demand with lambs near 14 to 15 dollars and ewes and wethers around 5 to 7 dollars.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Minister Urges Full Page Ads to Reach Masses
June 22 in Americarshouse churches promote religion through full page newspaper displays. Charles Stelzles of New York argues major churches should pay for broad ads rather than individual sermons to spread salvation. He cites newspapers as the best ad medium for daily reader reach.
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Pilladelphea
Churches of Americarshouse
Charles
Stelzles New York
Northumnster
Presbyter Fam
Associated Advertising Club
Atta
Rothschild Sees Five Fortunes Dwindle After Death of Head
Paris reports Baron Henri de Rothschild stating that fortunes of great American families dwindle due to lack of centralized control within the Rothschild line. He notes the family crest and elder brother as chief decision maker, with male relatives over 21 summoned to a family council for ruling on France Germany and England finances.
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Paris
Henri de Rothchild
Fita
France
Germany
England
Franfurt
London
Rothschild - Fortun
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