Eighteen stockholders seek dissolution of Standard White Metals Co
Eighteen stockholders petitioned in court for dissolution of The Standard White Metals Co. claiming severe losses and lack of ability to meet debts or provide security. Judge Redington appointed a referee, Walter Watts, to wind up assets. Company near Fox Furnace Co. with $100,000 capital lists 39 common stockholders from the city and 20 preferred stockholders from Lorain and other areas.
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Standard White Metals Co
Redington
Ceur ‘Tenographer
Walter Watts
Fox Furnace Co
Western Heights
George Stevens
W. J. Donnelly Co. Lorain
Ts- Icdo
Miners Committee Meets in Cleveland on Strike Outlook
The coal miners committee meets in Cleveland to decide on government handling of the strike, with officials noting a suspension of mining on April 1 could close about 6,000 of 7,500 mines and limit output to 600,000 tons daily if non union mines run. A stock survey is to finish by March 23.
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Erie
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Dave Ware
Charleston
West 1
Ware
C. F. Keeney
Losan
Nationwide coal strike threatens rail traffic and unity
Non union coal mines in West Virginia and Maryland brace for a potential railroad strike as miners plan a nationwide walkout starting April 1. Rail lines tapping rich coalfields face disruption while unions debate strategy and response to the looming action.
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Washington
West Virginia
Maryland
Western Varyland
Rockefeller
Virginia
Fremen
American Federation of Labor Railroad
Eler
Otter
State Briefs Cincinnati
Serous charges fled against William Meyers in Police court as officials questioned his recognition. The judge noted uncertainty over the man’s identity and potential harm to relatives if testimony were given. Dayon reports fire at Tanti with wartime prominence.
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Cincinnati
William Meyers
Meyers
Lorain Telephone Co Buys Radio Outfit
Lorain March 24 The Black River Telephone Co announced the purchase of a radio outfit to be installed by May 1. It will enable timed broadcasts for concerts speeches and news to serve customers, citing proximity to Wilbur Wright field. Fire incident followed gasoline explosion at Regan barrage spreading to Routzone Coal yards, a cool room and a residence. firefighters helped save the village front from destruction.
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Lorain
The
Black River Telephone Co
Wilbur Wright
Regan
Routzone
Lutz Urges Tax Law Revisions in Lorain Address
Professor H. L. Lutz of Oberlin urged Lorain audiences that Ohio cities will not gain tax relief until current laws are reneged. He pressed two amendments a tax on classified property and an income tax.
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Lorain
H. L. Lutz
Oberlin
Ohio Ciiies
Sheffield Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Manufacture
Dan Bogdan of Sheffield township pleaded guilty before Judge Redington to illegal manufacture of raig. Bogdan’s attorney challenged the legality of the search warrant, but the court ruled it lawful. He was fined $1001 and costs.
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Dan Bogdan
Sheffield Township
Redins
Jack Bogdan
Mayor considers Taft reckless driving case
The trial of A. L. Taft of Oberlin on a reckless driving charge after hitting a parked truck on Cleveland street near Harvard last Tuesday night went before the mayor this morning. Testimony centered on whether the truck’s tail light was burning. the owner said it was, Taft said he did not see it and believed it out. The mayor reserved his decision until Monday morning.
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A. L. Taft
Oberlin
Cleveland Street
Harvard
Taft
May
Jones
No Need to Swallow Drugs Ad Claim
A vintage advertisement promotes Hyomei medicated air as treatment for ca llarrh in the head, arguing drugs swallowed won't cure the disease and promising guaranteed relief by C. we Phillips.
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C. We Phillips
Ridiculous Patent Remedy Pitch for Headache Relief
An advertisement parrots sensational claims for Pepto Mangan tonics as cures for headaches and dizziness. It extols blood redness and “red food” as foundations of health, touts pills and tea, and credits Mrs Ea VWuser as the first in America to use the product in 1911.
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Soradpeten
Herrea Genet
America
Ea Vwuser
Ray
Fay Co Style Show Delights Cleveland Guests
The Grand theater hosted the Fay company spring fashion show with a vivid display of millinery and ladies wear. Two performances drew large audiences as four attractive Cleveland ladies modeled the wardrobe under bright lights.
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Fay Company
Attra Vcting
Cleveland
Aec
Traffic Management Careers In High Paying Roles
During wartime and the postwar boom, production and delivery dominated American industry. The note highlights traffic management as a rising field, with salaries from 24000 to 85000 dollars yearly and higher, and mentions LaSalle Extension University offering rapid training without interrupting current work commitments.
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LaSalle Extension University
Spring fashion exhibition showcases chic outerwear and knickerbockers
The display features suits dresses coats wraps and party gowns plus millinery and furs. Detachable capes on spring dresses attract attention while a striking knickerbockers model stands out as a modern choice. Special music enhances the fashionable atmosphere of spring’s herald.
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