Two Killed in Vermont Wreck Near Burlington
A Boston-Montreal express derailed near Burlington Vermont plunging into the Union River. Two were killed and more than twenty injured with at least one death expected. The eight sleeper cars fell into the river while the locomotive and mail car stayed on the road. A broken rail caused the derailment and wreckers from St Albans were dispatched.
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Burlington
Ereen
Union River
St. Albans
Boston
Helon
Thal
Vermont
Blue Laws for New Jersey Planned In Jersey City
The Sunday League of New Jersey led by Edward H. Ransom Jr. plans a city commission appeal to suspend Sunday automobile traffic and ban phonographs radios and broadcasting as part of a blue laws drive. The effort targets restrictions on Sunday activities and would uphold a 1788 tradition in the state.
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Jersey City
N. J
New Jersey
Edward H. Ransom, Jr
Sunday League of New Jersey
City Commission
Bootlegger Fined $2000 in State Dry Laws Violation
Cleveland March 11. Judge John Rutledge of Rocky River found Michael Daniels of Cleveland guilty on a second offense of violating State dry laws and fined him $2000 plus costs to deter intelligent men from entering bootlegging.
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Cleveland
John &. Rutledge
Rocky River
Michael Daniels
Rutledge
Ohio Gov hears charges against Holtcyross sheriff in April
Columbus reports the hearing of charges against Sheriff Frank L. Holycross of Puar county set for April 1 for nonfeasance and misfeasance in office brought by the state prohibition department. In Mansfield a two woman panel heard a state case today in a separate proceeding.
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Columbus
Meats Old Friends and Names in Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR mentions names like George Carrherieth and Captain Horm with unclear context. Several garbled phrases reference radio shop figures and travels, but no coherent events or outcomes emerge.
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George Carrherieth
Erray Durris Broedvasaug
Cleveland
Horm
Mr.ham
Ream
Orn
Ant
English Masonic Head To Tour U.S.
Sir Alfred Robins, president of the board of general purposes of English Masonic lodges, prepares a U S tour to visit grand lodges after arriving from London.
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U.S
Sir Alfred Robins
Board of General Purpose
Masonic Lodges of
England
United States
London
Unclear OCR shows fragmentary notices and garbled text
Fragmented content mentions people, dates, and places in a garbled form. No coherent events or actions are readable. The readable bits include references to names and organizations but lack context for a factual report.
Fire Rips Silk Factory in City Center Killing and Trapping
Revised estimates place the death toll from a deadly factory fire in Shanghai. The blaze at a one story Silk factory trapped residents including a group of Russian refugees. Early reports say 31 horses were recovered and many workers were destitute residents living above the factory.
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Che Cits
Markets Cleveland Produce Report Fragment
Fragmentary market notes show mixed prices and items including onions potatoes and tomatoes with unclear figures and sources. The snippet lacks full context or reliable totals and names.
Henrietta School News Highlights Social and Games
The Sant B Patricks social on March 15 under Mrs. Archie McDowell features green treats and a contest with prizes. The Henriettta boys beat Saturday M Bh Sth 26 to 14 with Unger and Contes leading. Wood’s tumblers impressed. Sophomore Welcome Home event set for March 20 at South Amherst. South Amherst High to attend with play Nothing but the Bh on March 28. Dorothy Heiner expected back after illness. junior blouse sewing project ongoing.
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Henrietta
Sant B Patricks
Archie McDowell
Unger
Contes
OPA Club Hosts South Amherst Social Evening
March 11 social at the OPA Club in South Amherst drew members from Oberlin and nearby towns. Residents Mr. and Mrs. cne and guests including Mr. Bryant Misses and the Barnharts of Russia and Elyria attended cards games and music scenes with prizes and a punch served by the club.
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South Amherst
OPA
Plaasdour Cne
Sons and Mise
Oberlin
Bryant
Barnhart
Russia
Hioward Barnhart
Elyria
Sames
Tusic
Eiven
Ant. Firs
Harry Tegss
Security meeting in South Amherst plans and lunch
A local security group in South Amherst announces an evening meeting with program details and a provided lunch. The notice urges attendees to mark March 41 in their calendars and mentions coordinators Jake Koif and Mrs. Anna Ambhers.
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Amherst
Heights
South, Amherst
Jake Koif
Mrs
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Ambhers
Suspended policeman reinstated by police chief
March 11 Lorain report states Frank, suspended three days by Police Chief Theodore Waer, was reinstated by Captain Colbert. The conflict centered on Lenahan, with no public report of the suspension, and the matter noted as resolved.
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Frank
Theodore Waer
Xacter Colbert
Resso
Lenahan
Damag Lorain
James Adowitz
Donnelly Construction
Auto Hetice
Market report summary from New York trading day
Stocks in New York March 11 show mixed trading with declines in American Sugar and a weak spell for several tobacco and chemical issues. The market moves from firm to slightly down as several rail and locomotive firms show limited gains while others hold steady amid uneven demand.
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New York
Moere
Susar
Personal News Notes From South Amherst March 1
Sparse society column items mention Alfred Rolle Sr recovering at home, visitors from Elyria and Oberlin, and several local residents attending gatherings, shopping, and a Sunday visit schedule. Mentions of Jennie Martin, Harper Towivae, Mrs Guatird, Charles Corbett, David, Otto Ravsd, and others appear among household and community rounds.
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So-Amherst
South Amherst
Alfred Rolle
Jennie Martin
Cete
Spencer Spencer News and Local Notices in Spencer IA
March 11 update reports J L Clark of York visiting Spencer with Shick near Tornanes, and Wash White farm. Vinernt Wolf suffers typhoid fever. Mrs Janettice hosts L E Curtice and family. Mainz funeral held at Homer Reform church. Stedman Hunter rents farm and plans move to Elyria. Mr and Mrs Herm Hyne host John Firestone and Miss Laura Fuller at Sunday dinner.
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Spencer
J. L. Clark
York
Tornanes
Clark
Wil
Elyria
Mroe
John Firestone
Herm Hyne
Laura Fuller
Obertin
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Matches
A roundup of visits and small sports results. J H Firestone and J B Firestone traveled to Akron on business. Spencer beat Orville 12 to 1 and Shiloh 20 to 4 before losing to Polk 21 to 16 in the semi final. Several residents and spouses visited relatives in Wellington Canton Detroit and Oberlin.
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J. H. Firestone
J. B. Firestone
Akron
Spen Sg Rt
Olement
Spencer
Orville
Shiloh
Toetacinetac
Polk
Clyne Kelffer
Wellington
Carl Hartman
Huntington
Ninnie Boone
Blake Stroup
D.C. Vanderhoof
Canton
J. B. Childe
Aim
Births and church christening in Oberlin notices
New Oberlin reports the Feb 29 birth of Henry William to Mr and Mrs Henry Isidor Schmitz of North Russia with mother and infant stated as doing well. The Sacred Heart church ceremony was led by Rev John H Lenz with Mrs Gentianus Gerhartinger as godmother and William Leo Yungless as godfather.
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New Oberlin
Henry Isidor Schauzason
Moher
Henry Willam
Henry Isidor Schmitz
North Russia
Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin Moernh
John H. Lenz
Enatius Gerhartinger
William Leo Yungless
Amhers
Frank J. Schmitz
Carl P
Matthias Schmitz
Lorain
Dist
John Wohlever
Ismatius Gerhart Singer
Francis Jerer
Mary Margaret
Frances Gerhartieger
Elyria
George Wollevjet
Earl and Evelyn
John Wohleyer
Y M C A Leader Resigns After Fifteen Years In Ashland
W I W Kershaw retires as general secretary of the Ashland Y M C A effective May 1 after 15 years. Rev George W Brown to resign as pastor in Nanking Polk and Hayesville to take a call at Duncan Falls. Social Board to meet at Wooster to discuss resignation. Eighteen land plots offered for Ashland County Fair Grounds priced 10000 to 34000 with 30 acres at 26000. Joseph Congwer named deputy weigher and measurer for Ashland County to start April 1.
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Ashland
W. Il. Kershaw
Cer
Fastoria
George W. Brown
Nanking
Polk
Hayesville
Duncan Falls
Zanesville
Soccial
Wooster
Ashland County
Joseph Congwer
Roosevelt Heads U S Mayy. Coolidge Chooses Speech Schedule
Bulletin reports Theodore Roosevelt leading the United States mayy as successor searches proceed after Edwin Benb’s resignation. President Coolidge to deliver five speeches in six weeks as White House records reveal the plan. Harrisburg board of pardons denies first request to substitute for an executed inmate. Walter J. Kirkwood seeks to replace Joseph B. Trinkls in an electrocution case.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Mayy Toflay
Coolidge
Edwin Benb
White House
Harrisburg
State Board of Pardons
Walter J. Kirkwood
Philadephia
Joseph B. Trinkls
Scanion Endorses Advertising in Elyria Clothing Firm
Washington dispatch reports V D Scanion of 105 Mid sayy endorsing a clothing business in Elyria after a four year Cleveland managerial career. He explains choosing a fair sized city, notes a successful advertising push across Lorain County, and says customer responses have been pleasing while expanding friendships with new and existing customers.
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Scanion
V. D. Scanion
Acdaion
Elyria
Ohio
Cleveland
Lorain
Henry Ford's Muscle Redirects Senate From House Battle
Henry Ford’s influence redirected a senate House clash today and ran into firm opposition. The dramatic move triggered solid pushback from opponents as lawmakers contested the strategy.
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Henry Ford
Senate
House
Fight Card Packed With Top Bouts This Week
Boxers announced for week long schedule across cities including New York Boston Hartford and Brooklyn with ten to twelve round bouts. Notable matchups include Karl Baird vs Jack Hausner Abe Friedman vs Spencer Garner and Luis Firpo vs Al Reish set for week.
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Karl Baird
Jack Hausner
Is York
Johony Breslin
Corporal Schwartz
New York
Jack Lynch
Max Rosenblum
Kenny Catena
Joe Dillon
Joey Silvers
Jackie Mellman
Iarry Felix
Sid Rabin
Joe Quinn
Jack Huddy
Apmeton
Paul Berlenbarh
Jack Delaney
Johnny Curtin
Chick Suggs
Fail River
Mass
Pat Reed
Frank Moody
New Hedford
Luis Firpo
al Reish
Aires
Wildman Gould
Johnny Lust
Johnny Leonard
Carl Duane
Brooklyn
Why March Is Most Dangerous March
An old advertisement claims the March season brings sickness and urges Father John’s Medicine as a tonic to strengthen nerves and cleanse the blood. It warns against stimulants and drugs, touting over sixty eight years of success in treating colds and throat troubles.
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Father John
Horse show set by Cincinnati Riding Club in late November
The second annual Cincinnati Riding Club horse show is planned for November 26 to 29 with a liberal prize offering. Milwaukee fans anticipate a ten round bout on November 26 featuring Pat Moran versus Johnny Mendelsohn. The Phoenix meeting notes discuss pari mutuel machines being used for the first time in Arizona. The Jockey Club, governing English flat racing since the American Revolution, also appears in the notes.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pat Moran i
New Orleans
Johnny Mendelsohn
The
Jockey Club
England
Todd's Tonic Delivers Stomach Relief and Restored Health
John Lodene of Pittsburgh credits Todd's Tonic with curing indigestion and poor appetite after weeks of stomach trouble. He reports regained nourishment, constant energy for work, and relief from constipation. The tonic is marketed as pleasant to take and sold by Mulr Drug Co in Elyria.
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Osaik
Thern
Phillips Drug Store
John Leédene
Pittsburgh
Todd
Ime
John Lodene
Fast Laced Street
N.os
Pittsburch
Mulr Drug Co
Elyria Todd
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V. D. Scanlon
Harry Greb
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Oakland
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Kid Roy
Montreal
Carl Tremaine
Roser Star
Vic Craig
Youngs Webb
Ray Schanners
Eddie Bowen
Jimmy Corbett
George Harris
Lou Bogesh
Kid Palmer
Mike Carne
Young Frankie
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Liebowitz
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Bud Dempsey
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Willie Ames
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Lotain County Bank Cill
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Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
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