May Industrial Accidents Report in Lorain County
Lorain County last month recorded 281 industrial accident and disease claims, with 13 564 days of work lost. Two fatalities occurred, most injuries affected metal goods and commercial workers, and machinery and handling objects were major accident sources. State totals rose in claims but fell in deaths, with 18 930 claims in May and 85 deaths. Public employees had the most fatalities, totaling 16 across various industries.
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Lorain County
Thomas T. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Baby Stages Siege As Water Floods Canton Apartment
Firemen crawled through a window to reach a two year old boy who locked himself in the bathroom of Samuel Kotsen's apartment. He turned on the tub water and flooded the room as rescuers approached.
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Canton
Samuel Kotsen
Baby born with a full set of teeth in Meriden hospital
In Meriden Crosson Hospital a baby boy was born with sixteen teeth visible through a thin fetal skin covering. Eight teeth appeared in the upper jaw and eight in the lower, noted by attending staff.
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Meriden, Conn
Crosson Hospital
National Debt Near 363 Billion as Fiscal Year Closes
Washington June 30 The government ended the 1927 fiscal year with an economy drive shortfall of about 159 million dollars yet posting the smallest annual deficit since the new deal began. The national debt stood around 36.4 billion, about 1.4 billion above earlier peaks, as receipts beat revised estimates by up to 60 million while expenditures exceeded them by 75 million. The President cited 1 billion in gold sterilization obligations and 4 billion in recoverable assets offset the gross debt, with several special funds absorbing hundreds of millions in obligations.
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Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Government Life Insurance
Recon
Texas coastal flax urged for regional crop growth
ANGLETON Tex Flax from which linen is made will grow better in Texas than anywhere else in the nation according to R H Stanzel chief of the Texas agricultural experiment station He advised farmers of the Texas coastal region to try the new crop noting that 20 000 000 bushels of flax are imported annually.
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Angleton
Tex
Texas
R. H. Stanzel
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Stanzel
Stabilization funds earmarked for debt reduction plan
The article notes the Construction Finance Corporation holds over $1,000,000,000 in sterilized gold. It also outlines that when the $2,009,000,000 stabilization fund is no longer needed, the money could be used to retire part of the national debt.
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Struction Finance Corporation
Legislative Reporter Rounds Out 25th Year
Pierre South Dakota veteran Steve Travis, 77, claims to have attended every session of the state legislature for 25 years. Since the first two day assembly, he has covered every regular and special conclave from the capti tor press box in Pierre. Also a freelance political commentator and Pierre Daily Dakotan correspondent, he remains widely followed. An Irish Folk Lore Museum has opened in Dublin in the Irish Free State.
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Pierre
Steve Travis
South Dakota
Steve
Pierre Daily Dakotan
Former Grafton Man Keeps In Touch With News Of Home
A. M. Rothgery, once of Grafton, works in Balboa California in the amusement business and subscribes to the Chronicle Telegram from Lorain County. He is brother to Barney Rothgery of Grafton and writes that the paper keeps him connected with friends back home.
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Grafton
A. M. Rothgery
Balboa
California
Mr. Rothgery
Barney Rothgery
Lorain County
Chronicle- Telegram
Tries To Give Away $300 At Zanesville Tries To Give Away $300 At Zanesville
Walter Mock, 32, stood on a downtown corner in Zanesville offering to give away $300. A man took a $100 bill from him, examined it, and returned it. He warned Mock that he would get in trouble.
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Zanesville
Walter Mock
Mock
Scene After The Fall Of Bilbao Counterfeit Money
Police took him to the jail after a mental examination found Mack in possession of counterfeit money. Authorities noted a $300 sum linked to the case and confirmed the examination's results as genuine.
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Bilbao
Mack
Army Pitchfork Salute Recalled By Old Timers
A humorous antiquated tale recalls an army scene at Fort Pierre where two officers tended horses and miles sixty years ago. A mule caretaker demanded a salute from a horse officer, triggering a running chase as the mule fork became the symbol of deference, until the salute was finally dropped.
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Picrre
U. S. ‘Army
Old Fort Pierre
Ceame
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