Municipal authorities refuse to pay fine in France dispute
Reports from Bochum said municipal authorities refused to pay a 35 090 090 marks fine tied to retaliation for French orders. Angry mood feared trouble amid ongoing postwar tensions. Other items note Soviet unions sending grain to German strikers and shifts in British rail control in the Rhine zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bochum
Moscow
Germany
Paris
Abinet
Reign
Loxydon
Great Briain
Ronald MacNeill
House Commons
Healf
Foreign Office
Washington
Ruhr
Omméiie Hoover
State Department
Mhimerce
SR Merce
Take Your Choice And Lay Your Odds In Mayoralty Tilt
Chicago braces for a volatile mayoral race as voters weigh the Thompson machine against Arthur C. Lueder and Judge William Dever in a dynamic campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Arthur C. Lueder
William Dever
Chicago
Arthur
Lueder
Style Center Spring Display At Lorain County Store
Style Center showcases Wednesday to Friday spring merchandise with a musical program on Wednesday afternoon. Mr Goldstein touts a large stock of spring goods including popular and higher priced items from £75 to £25, with Fifth Avenue style selections. Doors open for ladies to attend and enjoy Blowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Style Ce
Thureday
Hetween
Goldstein
Style Center
Spring Minn
Ahyna
Fifth Avenue
Divrians
Lorain County
Lorain Delivers Plans for New $50,000 Church
The Delaware Avenue M. E. church in Lorain plans a new church on the current site at an estimated cost of 50 000 as the present building proves too small. Local officials also report appointments and civic notes from March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrain
Delaware Avenue M. E
Lorain
Cv Sanwee Commission
Harry Shhiff
Officer Mead
Kathryn Scott
Mayors
Elyrian
Frederika Reichert
Chas Reichert
Elyria
Lena Conrad
Lexington Avenue
St Josephs Church
Calvary Cemetery
Trade and debt talks mark early March diplomacy
Washington reports show rising U S industrial activity while the Great Britain war debt issue moves toward final settlement through funding discussions. scattered items from Montreal to New York reflect wartime financial and broadcast policy concerns as Hoover announces future conference topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingto
Great
Sulphur Clears Up Rough or Red Skin
A fragmentary health note describes using a small jar of sulfur cream to treat rough and red skin on the shin. It mentions applying the cream for relief and seeks to improve skin condition with topical use.
French General Uses Iron Hand in Ruhr Mines
Gen. H Simos as commander of Ruhr forces tightens control to compel mine owners to operate and produce coal and ore. Simos reports to General We Goutte and orders drastic measures to enforce cooperation in the Ruhr fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rench General
Ruhr
H. Simos
I N
S.mons
We Goutte
Stocks Rally In Early Trading On Broad Demand
New York March 6 stock market opened with strong activity as most issues advanced. Motor shares led gains with Chandler up 11.8 points to 145.8, Baldwin rising about two points to above 146, and Stewart-Warren climbing 1.5 to 12.5. Tanread and sugar shares edged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chandler
Baldwin
Stewart-Warren
MARKET SUMMARY OF LIVESTOCK AND GRAIN PRICES
New York noon prices show Cleveland livestock receipts with cattle 109 and calves 196, steady market. sheep and lambs 509 receipts steady. hogs 2090 receipts higher. Chicago open shows wheat futures 8 to 4 lower, corn 1 to 4 lower, provisions firm with July at 3.947, Sept 3.4 to 4.0. Liberty bonds open with mixed quotes in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
March
Grand jury hears first witness in Morehouse crime probe
Robert Lo, mayor of Mer Rouge, testifies in Bastrop Louisiana as the court opens a grand jury investigation into black crime in Morehouse. Lo describes taking part in radicall hooded groups, naming several masked men and recalling a “hold on” near Mer Rouge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Rouge
Bastrop
Marsh
Robert Lo Date
Morehouse
Dade
Berg
Ru Klas
Boo
Cincinnati Fire Trap Highlighted by Investigators
Cincinnati reports fire inspectors warn city walls are dangerous with many confiscated squeers stored inside. Cleveland prosecutors plan indictments against twenty or more county law officers this week. Hughes High to gain an 11 acre athletic field in Clifton Heights after alumni purchase. Cleveland adopts auto seizure policy for speeders as jail substitute. Cincinnati athlete girl fights back with a wallop when a bandit demanded her purse with a lead pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Edward C. Stanton
Cincinnati
Hughes High School
Clifton Heights
Samuel Hiiibert
Amherst area social notes reflect steady local visits
March 6 itemized Amherst Ridge region acquaintances include Miss Clara Krueck visiting, Miss Marian Steele at Amherst teachers meeting, and numerous calls by Burridge, Fritch, Jenne, and Steeles among Amherst, Lorain, and Wellington residents. Garden variety visits persist with basketball game attendances and hospital mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Ridge
Clara Krueck
Amherst Vis
Christian Hore
Andrew Froch
Frank Richmond
Byrd
Lorain
Walter Lutz
Brownhelm
R H Hearn
Marjore
Amherst
BD Adenne
Henry Hahl
Herman Bischoff
Peter Flock
Dorothy Sage
Marian Steele
Kolberg
M the Kane
H.S
John Damiik
Louie Poehoff
Gladys Clies
Jorn Dele
Town Line
Dar
Payson Smith Wins N E A Presidency Amid Health
Payson Smith of Boston, Massachusetts state commissioner of education, easily defeated three rivals for the National Education Association presidency. He polled 255 votes to about 138 for Milton C. Patterson of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, while ill at home and unable to attend the Cleveland convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson Smith
Boston
Massachusetts
National Education Association
Cleveland
Easil
Armost
Milton C Patter
Milwaukee
Wis
Amherst and Ridge community notes on visitors and events
Local residents and visitors list frequent calls to Amherst and nearby towns. Names include George Eppley Lorein Lewis Ernst and Henry Kolbe with various calls on Sundays and weekdays. A Cadillac sedan purchase and Ford roadster purchase are noted alongside upcoming teachers association events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
George Eppley
Lorein
Herman Bischoff
Ambherat
Georige Kolbe
Huron
Henry Kolbe
Lewis Ernst
Town Line Road
Henry Raht
Charles Egert
Winton Aikens
Christina Hoye
Amherst
Lorain
Henry Rahi
Mr Owen
Cleveland
W. H Schmirkens
B. Richmond
George Ruth
Brownhelm
Henry Kaibe
Anna Luca
Heroldehr
Henry Schmitke
Andrew Fritch
J. Clifford
Jean and
Roy
Alfred Hostettler
Henry
J H. Ludwig
Frank Keller
A. Irvinjohn
Rathi
Wm Ruta
Regon
Clara Krueck
P Praszkowski
Marian Steele
Teachers Institute
Elyma
Foster Jenne
Lerl
Kolbe
W .H. Schmitkons
Katharine
Paul
Arthur
Birmington
Schritken
John Bauman
Preacut
Brrd Jr
Kreuck
Etyria
Fred Kreuck
Ward Tolhurst
Elyria
John Ludwig
Geverte Hapley
Donahey vetoes Anglers bill in Columbus action
Governor Donahey today announced he has vetoed the Atwood fishermen license bill. A fire department organized at Reckeve Lake raised over 1000 dollars to buy five chemical fire extinguishers. Elmer Nott was elected president, W T Rhodes secretary, and V J Weaver treasurer. The step follows three disastrous fires in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Mareh & Gaovernor
Donahey
Atwood
Kewaverk
Newark lineman assaulted en route to repair work
William Richards, a telephone lineman in Newark Ohio, was attacked by footpads as he approached his automobile at dusk. He was rendered unconscious and robbed of seventy dollars. Police investigated the assault and robbery incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Willam Hichards
Bride Drinks Poison After Three Days of Marriage
Mrs Lian Flack an 18 year old Cincinnati bride drank poison after three days of marriage and lies in serious condition at General hospital. The item mentions toys for Pekinese dogs, a London society woman’s luxury pets and a fake mock trial in Fiji and Samoa. Other notes include a Chicago judge on mothers in law and a schoolhouse rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hut
Lian Flack
General Hospital
London Society
B. Jenne
Elyria
Andrew Fritch
Lorain
Washington March confronts congress on liquor law critique
Fragmented dispatch reports sharp rebuttals amid congressional debate over liquor laws. A Cleveland city clash erupts as Mayor Kohler and the council trade heated remarks after the veto of a natural gas ordinance disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
City Couneil
Kohler
Counei
Grateful Chicago Woman Credits Pinkham's Compound
Mrs. Helen Sevcie of Chicago describes relief from backache weakness and female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy and offers to answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
Helen Sevcie
Thomas St
Lydia K. Pinkham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erman
Philadelphia
Insylvania
Oerg
Ratuschein
Warzburg
U.S S
Pensacola
Fila
Langler
Labette
Athens
Macedonia
Gilbert Bros
Redington Bldg
Ohio
Jan
Doan
Tee Doan
SA Samui
Ereicurent
Mits
Lorain New
Mead
F. W. Coen
Councillan Moehle
Coen
William Miller
Ecoures
Highland Park
Lion’s Club
John Burgeit
A. J. Ball
Mathew
Fred
Joseph
Frank Bins
Edward Dollard
Elizabeth Hofford
St. Mary's Church
Bulletins
United States
Department of Commerce
Erinsori
New York Wastes
Anna Buzeid
Frederick Schreider
Winsel
Janes
Teas Corpaux
Mareh
United Fa Aio
Retary of Commerce
Hoover
Sperialiat
A. Simoua
Liberty Bonds
Aes UK
Sue Gut & W L
Cruuibe Steel Ee
Wes Ae
General Eleetrie
Fisots Central Wee
Inspiration Copner Ne
Norfolk & Western
Republic Iron & Steel
Sou Pacific Seas
Od, & Outern Railway
Studebaker
Texas Company C
U. S. Ind
Alconot
L S Steel
Common
Utah Cooper
Westinghouse
Willis-Overlzind
Alan Probe IK
Louisiana
George P. Carrel
Wes Toept Heathcote
South Amhe
John Gatland
Woodland Avenue
Flora Harter Eschtruth
Frank Fiagen
Amb
Fred Frigar
Christina Hass
South Amherst
Re Snider
Fami
Misa
Grace Steele
Lorary
Evien Steete
John Ludvig
Geo Enpley
Stone Church
Walaan Sackett
Byrd Bermond
E. Jason
Smith Coresident
Grippe
Nujol
Angler
Bill
Bride
Podson
London
Fiji
Samoa
Wasilington
Congress
Tom
Manuel
Herrick
PTL
B. Thoras
Brownie's
New City Market
Rexall Goods
Pepiona
Misee
Sac Foley
S&s
iKaings
Grandall’s Drug Store
Filtar EA
toMice
Perr
Kellosg’s Grange
Eron
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!