North Dakota Senate Race Signals McCumber Defeat
Early returns from North Dakota show Senator J. McCumber trailing Lynn J. Frazier as precincts report from cities. McCumber leads in about 428 of 2,264 precincts with 11 974 to 6 472 votes, while Ladd cites a source predicting a 15 000 vote Frazier plurality.
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Washington
Ste
North Dakota
Por J. McCumber
McCumber
Lynn J. “Frazier
Frazier
Ladd Republican
Brawl at Bankrupt Shoe Sale Hurled Doors Opened
At the opening of The Leader Shoe Co bankrupt stock sale, Allen's Boot Shop of Lorain saw 300 plus shoppers storm the doors. A woman suffered a torn waist in the rush and police had to limit entry. The store will be renamed Allen's Boot Shop after the sale and restocked.
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Leader Shoe Co
Allen
Lorain
Howard Allen
Allen’s Boot Shop
Kiwanis Members Hear All About Convention
Kiwanis club members meet at noon with full attendance and enjoy a lively session. Attendees include Mayor Jones Dr Wherry Dr Betteridge William Smith Willard Taylor Nelson Fitch Jim Armitage and Joy Vandemark who shared reminiscences of the Toronto convention. A full convention report is planned for a future meeting.
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Kiwanis Club
Toronto
Mayor Jones
Dr. Wherry
Dr. Betteridge
William Smith
Willard Taylor
Nelson Fitch
Jim Armitage
Joy Vandemark
Divorce Answer Seeks Dismissal and Divorce Grant
Luella Lowther answers James Lowther divorce petition claiming marital strain after his service in France and a year cohabitation, accusing him of adultery and removing household furniture during her absence. Fragmentary primary returns show Senator Porter J. McCumber possibly renominated by Republicans in North Dakota.
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Luella Lowther
James Lowther
France
Fargo
N. D
Porter J. McCumber
Senate Finance
Community Playground Picnic a Big Success at Cascade Park
The first Cascade park community picnic drew large crowds with varied games for all ages. Volunteers led groups including Eleanor J. Beider and Rev. Kenneth Close, organizing ball, kick ball, circle and singing games. A closing volleyball match ended 19 to 19 as plans for future gatherings are announced.
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Cascade Park
Misa Edna Montgomerie
Eleanor J. Beider
Kenneth Close
Ardell Ernshaw
Ebba Fasselius
R. B. Whitehead
Katherine Lucas
Hazel Rickard
Wayne Koppes
Bob Savage
Bors
J. Oliver Brison
Knight Charges in Ohio Pre-Primary Fight
The piece notes Attorney General Daugherty denying involvement in Ohio pre primary dispute and Mellon seeking a full report from Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair on Knight’s charges. It mentions possible summons of Collector Routzahn of Cleveland to Washington for the investigation and says the administration opposes the practice Knight described.
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David
Hynicka
Jonathan
Washington
Ohio
Daugherty
Treasury Department
Mellon
Internal Revenue
Blair
Knight
Department
Routzahn
Cleveland
Divorce filing cites cruelty and assault in Gluth case
Catherine Gluth files for divorce from John Gluth in this city charging extreme cruelty and repeated beating that disfigured her face. She alleges false accusations of infidelity and asks the court to bar him from any interest in her property.
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Catherine Gluth
John Gluth
Wants alimony reduction case heard in The Hague
Louis Higgins asks the court to reduce weekly alimony to Helen Higgins claiming reduced earnings and new marriage. He says Helen is employed and can help support their child. he currently pays seven dollars weekly. A separate note mentions a session of an international conference sub committee on property with Soviet delegate M. Laitvinoff debating principles of government.
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Louis Higgins
Helen Higgens
The
Hague
M. Laitvinoff
Miners Are Firm Says Lewis to Labor Secretary
President John L Lewis tells Secretary of Labor Davis in Washington that the miners will stay out indefinitely unless their demands are met. He states the miners are firm on a national conference on wages and conditions.
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Lewis
LABOR
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Davis
Washington
John L. Lewis
White House
Arrest in Rathenau Assassination Shocks Berlin
A man calling himself Gunther was arrested in Berlin over the Rathenau assassination. Authorities report letters allegedly signed by General Ludendorff and Karl Helfferich found in Guenther's possession, linking prominent nationalist figures to the crime.
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Berlin
Gunther
Walter Rathenau
Lu Gendorff
Karl Helfferich
Guenther
Po Guenther
Ludendorf
Helfferich
Schedule Walkout (Continued from Page One)
Rail shop and Pullman workers prepare to strike with a June 30 to July 1 start. Labor board dissension and farmout disputes complicate plans as executives debate joint talks and wage issues. Pennsylvania system federation 9 reports all shopmen set to walk out, with Baltimore and Ohio and Pittsburgh and Lake Erie affected. Cincinnati Traction seeks bond issue for 75 new motor cars.
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Labor Board
J W Khmne
International Brotherhoo of Blacksmiths
United States
Pittsburgh Pa
Pennsylvania System Federation
Pittsbursh
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Pittsearh
Lake Erie
Chicago
Federation Number $9
New York
St. Louis
Woman sues for 5000 over Ridgeville pitchfork assault
Anna Budzelowski files a suit against Albert Slavik of Ridgeville seeking 5000 damages for alleged assault on June 21. She claims he struck her over the head and body with a pitchfork, leaving her badly bruised and choking her.
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Anna Budzelowski
Albert Slavik
Ridgeville
Congress 10 WAT Plea for peaceful strike settlement
In Washington lawmakers urge a peaceful settlement before any Senate action. Senator Borah says the president’s recent steps may help and he will withhold further action until conference results are clear. In Cleveland officials await White House invitation for coal conference with likely full field attendance. In Marion a special grand jury will be convened in July to probe the Hernin massacre.
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Senate
Borah
Cleveland
Michael Gallagher
Pittsburg
Ohio
White House
Washington
Herrin
Marion
Ill
ED. T. Hartwell
Herninn
Dayton Protest Blocks Bell Telephone Rate Hikes
Dayton city officials led by City Attorney John B Hareh man and special counsel W B S McConimaughy filed formal protest with the state utilities commission against proposed Bell Telephone rate increases. Canton Central Labor Union representing 3 000 workers also protested. Printing houses statewide invited to bid for two year state contracts starting Nov 1. Supreme court halted a state utilities decree ordering Hocking Valley Railroad joint through freight rate by July 1. Corporations issued include The California Fruit Stores Co Elyria and A H West. Grain and currency quotes and a report of Tripolitan rebels battle near Azizia with Italian losses.
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Columbus
Dayton
John B. Harehman
W. 8 S. McConimaughy
State
Uuilities Commission
Bell Telephone Company
Canton Central Labor Union
Canton
State Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone
State Supreme Court
Hocking Valley Railroad Company
Injured autoist may recover after Oberlin road crash
Nick Papista of Cleveland remained in serious condition after an accident on the Oberlin road. An operation revealed a punctured bladder from pelvic injury while his physician said there was a chance of recovery. Passengers John Sesal and Larry Anderson of Jackson Michigan were bruised but discharged from the hospital.
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Nick Papista
Cleveland
Oberlin Road
John Sesal
Larry Anderson
Jackson
Mich
U S Economy Improves Amid Coal Strike Threat
Treasury officials reported continued U S business improvement on June 29 despite the coal strike and railroad disruption. They attributed the uptick to heavy summer stock buying in anticipation of winter trade.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Stocks and Liberty Bonds Reported Tokyo, June 29
Stocks in New York opened with U S Steel flat and Atlantic Gulf up 5 8 at 35 6 8. General Asphalt rose 1 point to 67 while Studebaker gained 5 8 to 125 3 4. Mexican Pete climbed 4 to 186 then eased to 183 as Pan American Pete rose 15 8 to 80 4 of 80 3 4. Railroad shares inactive. Liberty bonds opened with 2 1 2s at 100 08 and other series at various levels.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Atlantic Gulf
Studebaker
Pan American Pete
American Car & Fay
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Gulf & W
Baldwin Locomotive
Chic
Mil
Goodrich i
Steel Eee Eee
Marine Eae Ateae
Marine’ Preferred
Peoples Gas
Eee
Republican Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Rhe Een
Studebaker Pte
Evcare
Téedas Company
Union Pacific
U. S. Indeoholeaees
U. S. Steel
Atabic Copper
Westinghouse Thane Eee
Willys-Overland
Cleveland
Dublin Four Courts battles escalate as rebels resist Free State push
Dublin reports describe renewed fighting between republican irregulars and Irish Free State troops. Fire from machine guns on rooftops near Four Courts and shelling of Gardiner and Talbot streets cause panics. Casualties rise with 15 dead and 40 wounded. trains halted and Dail Eireann delayed amid growing fear of wider civil conflict.
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Sackville Club
Bank of Ireland
County Kildare
County Limerick
Dame Street
Dublin
Westmoreland Street
Talbot and
Gardner
Four Courts Building
Orca
Evening News
Four Courts
Fourt Courts
Dublin Castle
O'Connor
Ireland
Belfast
Sihe
Drogheda
Sinn
Dail Eireann
Gardiner
Tallbot Street
Parnell Square
Free State
Clondalkin
Roderick
Rory” O'Connor
Free
Donegal
Clonmel
Cork
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Collins
Mulcahy
Booze Blamed as Crazed Man Dies in Fight
June 29 Pittsburg John Harrington dies at City hospital from bullet wounds after a running battle with Patrolman Gus Wild and Detective Appleton who pursued him for a shooting at Ray Evang’s home. Harrington died hours later. Rory O Connor notes unrest in Ireland as Irregulars challenge Free State forces.
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Cleveland
John Harrington
Pittsburg
City Hospital
Gus Wild
Wild
Appleton
Harrington
Ray Evang
Postmasters Compete In State Savings Certificate Drive
The Savings Division of the Fourth Federal Reserve District announces a three month inter-county sales contest between Lorain county postmasters and Belmont county postmasters to boost Treasury Savings Certificates sales beginning July 1.
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Treasury Savings
Fourth Federal Reserve District
Lorain County
Belmont County
Elyrians Return Home From Kiwanis Conclave
Mayor Jones and Dr. Ed Betteridge and Nessor Fitch with wives return from the International Kiwanis convention in Toronto. The Elyrians traveled with a group from Port Clinton Sandusky and Toledo totaling about two hundred aboard a chartered steamer. They visited Montreal and other Canadian cities and rode the St Lawrence river. The mayor says it was one of the finest times he ever experienced.
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Mayor Jones
Ed Betteridge
Nessor Fitch
Toronto
Elysians
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Toledo
Montreal
St. Lawrence
Notice Safety Razor Blades Sharpened at Phil's Barber Shop
Safety razor blades sharpened offerings with pricing 2 cents for single edge and 3 cents for double edge. Located at Phil's Barber Shop 63 West Avenue corner West Broad.
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Phil
West Avenue
West Broad
Fish trip abounds with nonstop activities
A report notes the journey was full of activities at all times with constant engagement and movement.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound advert claims relief from female health symptoms
A Baltimore reader recounts months of backache and weakness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the remedy and encourages others to try it, touting herbs and roots as the medicine to relieve female sickness and fatigue.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Severa
Ake Lydia E. Ama
Rose WarpNer
Rose
Ydia E
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
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California Fruit Stores Co
Elyria
A. H West
Gertrude Kailes
Corp
Peon
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Azizia
Rome
I Buttber
York State
Liberty Bonds
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Victor
Tillotson & Wolcott CO
Cc. J. Sartor
the Universal CO. Cleaners and Dyers
East Avenue
Century Park
Hines
SLX
Genasco
Whitney & CO
TIN Shop
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