Vehicle Collision Claims Two in Maryland Route Crash
Martinsburg W Va March 18 Misa Bessie Peach and Bert rams C Ellis both of Baltimore received fractured skulls dying immediately Anna Peach and Ernest Hammer were injured but expected to recover The high powered car was driven by Hammeres son of ex detective Harry Hammerslea of Baltimore He reportedly carried 25000 dollars worth of jewelry at the time of the crash
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Misa Bessie Peach
Bertrams C. Ellis
Baltimore
Anna Peach
Ernest Hammerplea
Haeratown
Middletown
Frederick
Hammersies
Harry Hammerslea
Balimore
Local notes from North Elyria rural incidents and visits
March 15 updates from North Elyria list illnesses measles at Markley school and rheumatism and tonsillitis among residents. Several visitors include E Walter Brown of Cleveland, James Glass of Abbe road, and families in Elyria Oberon Premont Lorain Amherst and LaPorte. Social events feature a Markley school box social organized by the Parent Teachers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elyria
Hirs. H. Jackson
Ellen May
Markley School
A. F Myers
E . Walter Brown
Cleveland
Henry Jackson
H Cunningham
Hyssel
Oberon
M. Roberts
David Roberts
McMillan
Kehoe
Ralston
G Langton
East Amherst Social Notes and Local Visits
East Amherst March 13 report lists Joe Smith's garage blown over Monday. Autumn leaf circle met at Mrs. Roy Smith’s East Avenue home. Several residents, including Delia Henson and son Edward, Adam Cook family, and Joe Smiths from Elyria, visited relatives in Elyria and Amherst area. Other items mention Lorain visits, Grange in Amherst, and attendees at local gatherings with numerous names and casual social movements.
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East Amherst
Joe Smith
Peter Springer
Autumn Leaf Circle
Roy Smith
East Avenue
Elyria
Delia Henson
Edward
Lillie Henson
Adam Cook
Lie Hen- Henson
Elrria
Edward Brucker
Lorain
Arthur Whiton
Mervin Schubert
Paul Mor
South Amherst
Vera Schubert
J. E. Whiton Sundar
David Mitchell
Birmingham
John Wilhem
Lena Hasenflue
Jos Whiton
Jas Grange
Amherst
Lilte Menson
Willam
Cleveland
James Milan
James
Jos. Smith
Klasworn
Freda Griffin
Frank GrzTin
Corfu Palace Rule Under Miss Emma Weed Relief Admin
March 15 report from Corfu states the axweber’s plan to return to the palace is contingent on a suitable trade. The palace now serves under Miss Emma Weed of Chicago, a member of the Near East relief administration, who has filed with Armenian reforms. Local Polwa people are described as not speaking their own language but using q er.
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Corfu
Ax- Weber
Tomer Sheriff and Enemy Wounded in Fort Worth Shootout
In Fort Worth Texas on March 15 Samuel Nolley former sheriff was shot in the thigh and J C Jordan was shot in the leg in a pistol battle within 100 feet of city hall at noon. The two men met on the street drew pistols opened fire one emptied his gun reloaded and resumed shooting according to police.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Samuel Nolley
J. C. Jordan
College women form Athens Greece refugee aid club
American college women active in refugee relief in Greece organize a club based in a premier Athens residence. Representation spans twelve states and eighteen colleges with twenty resident members. The club building is loaned by General Sutzos.
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U. S
Greece
Athens
Sutzos
Women Run Southern Prison at Wetumka
Mrs. Sarah E. Kirkpatrick of Alabama will supervise the new women’s prison at Wetumka. An old building is being renovated for female inmates and all traces of cruelty removed. It will be run entirely by women except for a physician and two deputy wardons.
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Sarah E. Kirkpatrick
Alabama
Wetumka
Woman's Picture On Stamps Spurs Patent History Clash
The Post Office announces Martha Washington on four stamp plate marks a first for a woman on U. S. stamps yet collectors prove Isabella Queen on 1893 Columbian issue, Washington on 1902 eight cent and Pocahontas on 1907 five cent. Female progress highlighted with banking leadership and legislators. Frances Fleming elected director in Kansas City banks. Anna Gates, Charleston WV official, promotes equal rights and women’s bills. D Craig and other women noted in North Dakota and Wisconsin civic roles. Also mentions Vera Dittman, Eliza beth Conway, Sue Wernts, Margaret Montville and English cricket heritage and Raleigh potato history.
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Postofice
Martha Washington
U. S
Queen Isabella
Podsahontas
Market Produce Prices From Cleveland Ohio Market Ad
A list of produce and poultry prices from the Cleveland area, including turkeys per pound, geese per ten, apples per bushel, navy beans per pound, cabbage per pound, and several other items. Also shows butter per pound, eggs per dozen, OLEO, and live fowls prices, with weights and unit measures.
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Cleveland
Ohio Firsts
Eere
York State
Stock market and commodities report from New York and Chicago
March 15 stock market opens strong led by motors with Studebaker up 55 and gains in Mack Truck and Hudson. U S Steel up 3 4, Baldwin 4 2. Railroads and California Fete move modestly, Pan American modestly higher. Chicago wheat and corn futures ease, o uts mixed. oats and oils quiet. Liberty bonds open with quotes on various series.
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New York
Motor Group
Studebaker
Mack Truck
Hudson Motor
U. S. Steel
Baldwin
California Fete
Pan American
Wartime Training Camps Plan Funds Allocated
About 30 000 men are to be admitted to citizens military training camps this summer as funds are allocated to nine area corps commands. The Treasury reports tax receipts total about 400 million dollars as February payments arrive. Exports from the United States in February reach 316.6 million against 250.6 million a year earlier. A committee works on simplifying federal tax laws under the Treasury, while a new progressive bloc in the House boosts hopes for cash veteran bonuses within a year.
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Washington
Citizens
War Department
House of Representatives
Senate
King Tut Causes Fuss Over a Dead Man at the Show
The piece describes King Tut as a flamboyant figure stirring attention around a deceased man. It notes performers and dancers in King Tut attire, and mentions a competitive race or display related to honoring the dead man within a theater or festival setting.
Early Spring Building Boom Signals Record Demand
Census signals a housing and rental growth surge in the United States with a predicted building boom for 1923. Figures from S. W. Strauss Co show 1922 spending near 3.8 billion dollars for new homes and related construction, while owners and renters rise, suggesting a strong current and future market across major cities.
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United States
Gans
S. W. Strauss and Co
New York
Amenean Founding Co
Ussal
Ota
Roversber
Devember
Revews
St Paul
Seattle
Omaha
Brighton prighton social notes and local visits
March 15 report from Brighton prighton lists Mrs Scott Anderson Lewis and Clarence Searle of Camden visiting the Caswell house to Wellington. Mrs Orinda Ceat and family attend a gathering at the Namie maT. Mr and Mrs Gill deal with a home incident. Several local residents, including Mr and Mrs Farnew and daughter, attend events at various homes as community ties are noted.
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George Moore
Amo Te Morng
Caswell House
Wellington
Mra Farenw
Mra
Scott Anderson Lewis
Glarence Searle
Camden
Warr
Elsa
Tre Namie
Orinnda
Hebert
Wes Don Gass
Wes Redford
Charles Gill
Cnn
Local social notes from Wellington and vicinity
Clement Grees plans Tuesday evening start for Medina. Harold Mardy rents farm to Mr Pirree and moves to Elyria. Mis Mitor Half hosted guests at Shields home in Wellington. Houghton confined by cold. Gosses praised for kindness after illness. Leslie Hardy in Mansfield on business. Seeleys moving to McConnell farm east of Wellington. Caswell and Herbert in Oberlin. Hardy visit notes, Breckenridge pneumonia. Winemiller aids Herbert Goss family. Marion of Elyria visited Wilsons. Harold Hickett guest of Durken. Evking, Faler, and Proneur from Cleveland weekend at Barth home. Harley Reisinger family visited Elyria. H J Wilson family attended Mary Mason party. Theron Barth returned to school after illness. Chas Box family and Claude Box with Guy Amsbury in LaGrange.
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Lolo Hardy
Medina
Harold Mardy
Leslie Hardy
Mansfield
Charlie Seeley
McConnell
Wellington
John Caswell
G. C Herbert
Oberlin
C. A. Hardy
Anos Collingwood
New London
Haney
Heney
Breckenridge
Winemiller
Herbert Goss
Harold Hickett
BE. Durken
Sarah Evking
Rideeville
Mildred Faler
Ad Proneur
Cleveland
Barth
Harley Reisinger
Floyd Haker
Elyria
H. J. Wilson
P. Mason
West Ridge
Theron Barth
Chas. Box
G. H. Box
Claude
Guy Amsbury
LaGrange
Durkeville Social Notes From March Meeting Crank
Durkeville news records a Sunday gathering with Mr and Mrs Wm Crawford and others from Grafton visiting Clark Langdon and friends in Carlisle. Attendees include R L Barth at a Columbus teachers’ meeting, and several families visiting relatives on the Grafton road. Mrs G H Box returns home after caring for her daughter in La Grange and more local visits are noted.
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Wilson
Iréla
A. C. Dimaline
Cora
Jacob Myers
Grafton Road
G. H. Box
Guyamsbury
la Grange
Fred Strait
Gladys
Harley Reisinger
Floyd Baker
Rum runners divide liquor winnings in Lake County trial
In Indianapolis on March 15, liquor seized from rum runners on the Lake County highways was apportioned among the Judge, the prosecuting attorney, and constables. Dan Mallory, once a constable and now a government witness, testified in the trial of sixty three Lake County defendants charged with conspiring to violate the Volstead Act.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lake Country
Dan Mallory
Nixty
Lake County
Heart Tattoo Used by Salvation Army Women
In early Salvation Army practice each female member bore a small heart tattoo on the right shoulder. The mark served as identification if she fell ill or died away from home or in a foreign country, qualifying her for care or a burial paid by the organization.
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Salvation Army
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