Harding orders quick inquiry into sugar prices and tariff law
Nouostine Fla March 28 Harding pressed to act on sugar price rise blaming tariff law. Attorney General Harry Daugherty from Miami reports illness keeps him from desk but Miami view hints at Harding seeking to avoid political use of the sugar situation. Debate grows over McCumber bill and 1924 candidacy while Cuba production and plantation profits draw attention from Secretary of Commerce.
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Nouvstine
Fla
Harding
States Tariff Commission
Setis
McCumber
Mocrais
Harry Sherry
Miami
den of Justice
Daughesty
Hasing
Ding
Prato Doctor Promises Painless Youthful Skin Miracle
Praises modern methods by Dr Pratt claim to remove wrinkles easily and painlessly like donning gloves. Doctor says patients worry not as they are treated with procedures likened to massages, yielding a youthful appearance and laughs at aging.
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Dr. Pratt
W. Augustus Pratt
Pelow
Fox Furnace Plant cuts hours and raises pay
The Fox Furnace Co raises daily pay from six to forty one cents an hour and reduces shift length from ten to nine hours. The plant operates continuously from blast furnace to finished product, with a larger workforce and higher capacity under new management. A prosperous season is expected.
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Fox Furnace Co
Fox Furnace
Playground Plans Discussed At Elyria meeting
A meeting of the Elyria Community Recreation Association executive board called by Mayor Asaph Jones will be held at City Hall to plan summer playgrounds and a broader year round recreation program. Dean J. E. Rogers of New York will speak on how cities similar to Elyria expand wholesome recreation for all ages.
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Elyria Community Recreation Association
Asaph Jones
Alr
Ely
Dean J. E. Rogers
New York
Elyria
Lorain
A. R. Jones
J.B. Loughry
Tay
Youssell
Department of Organization
Impeliance
Pee Re
Oil Tank Blaze Reported at Unknown Location
An unclear OCR text references a blaze involving an oil tank with figures resembling 00,600.00 amid messy words. The readable fragment mentions a blaze and an estimated amount, with no verifiable names, dates, or places.
Land Street Home Damaged by Fire
A fire damaged a residence on Land Street with significant smoke and heat. Early reports indicate contained damage to parts of the home and nearby areas, with no confirmed injuries at this time. Fire department action and neighboring properties inspected for safety.
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Land ST. Home
City Firemen Mourn Killing Own Mascot
Old Mascot Nig, the twelve year mascot of Station No. 1, died after being struck by a wheel during an alarm. Firemen carried him to safety before he expired. An epitaph was added to department records praising his faithful service and spirited tail wag.
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Station No. 1
Schmitkens
Plan Probe on Road Work Pouring
The Columbus senate plans action on the Giffard resolution calling for an investigation into alleged strangtehold on road materials and state highway department. Also due today are reports on the general appropriation bill and taxation measures.
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Columbus
Senate
Giffard
State Highway Department
Senate Finance Committee
Gifford
Ornor Donaher
Taft
Robison
Altaugh
Three Children Die In Fire At Andover
Reports say a fatal fire at Andover claimed the lives of three children. Rescue crews removed the bodies as investigators began scene work. Details on the cause and ages were not immediately available.
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Andover
Casper Cash Must Shut Up Social Club Raided
Casper Cash was found guilty of illicit liquor possession and fined 500 dollars plus costs. The club, not the Progressive Link, was raided in the basement at 25 West Avenue. Officers broke in and rescued a pail of raisin jack Cash claimed to dilute with water. Cash ran the club single handed and testified members paid 40 cent yearly dues. He said most members were local colored men not belonging to a church. Wives of patrons and a colored church delegation protested its continuation. He could not pay and was sent to jail.
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Casper Cash
Jones
Progressive Cink
Cash
West Avenue
Baird
Stankard
Colored Church
Ones
Wellingtonite Burned While Smoking in Bed
A Wellington, Ohio barber living in this city and rooming at the Ohio hotel woke to a bed fire caused by a steel cigarette in his mouth. He beat the flames with his hands and suffered minor burns. He was taken to Memorial hospital by the police patrol for treatment.
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Arnold
Wellington
Ohio Hotel
Memorial Holp
Greseid W. Hack
Mer Broug
Plan to AnsE 574000 for Old Ladies Home
Paris reports the L Oeuvre favors a state funeral for Mme Sarah Bernhardt. Public sentiment grows for national recognition as officials consider municipal aid and a possible full or partial expense burden. A separate meeting at the YMCA considers raising 75000 to secure permanent home for the aged.
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Paris
L’oeuvre
France
Sarah Bernhardt
Pantheon
Wesminister
Mme. Bernhardt
Joan
Arc
Madame Bernhardt
Madserphardt
Dayton and Louisiana elections spark heavy betting and claims
Voter unrest and campaign wagers surge as Dayton Moses and other figures face disputes over results. Reports mention large bets of 5000 dollars and lines of inquiry in Louisiana, with notes of political circles discussing anticipated outcomes and new dates.
Rose Baldwin Death Notice Clipped by OCR
Rose Baldwin died Tuesday after an illness. The text notes her death and references affiliations with The Washington Elevator Co and a local hospital. Details are muddled by OCR errors, but the notice confirms a passing and a brief biographical mention of employment.
Costly Trial in Lorain Murder Case Draws Juror Fees
The Lorain County murder trial of Carl Stesner, who admitted killing his wife but avoided a first degree verdict, could cost taxpayers well over a thousand dollars. Clerk C M Williams tallies total costs at 1628.47, including juror fees 628.47 and expert witnesses 300, with anticipated attorney fees for state-appointed counsel possibly reaching 1500 to 2000, as Judge Thompson weighs recommended support before county commissioners.
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Carl Stesner
Lorain
Tha Stenser
Stenser
C. M. Willams
Don Meyers
Roy Vantemark
Steiner
Thompson
Lorain youths refused offer to drop auto theft case
How ard Walker and Bernard Herrin of Lorain tried to have charges of driving an auto without consent dismissed if damages were paid. Senator J F Burke rejected the deal. They were bound over to the grand jury on $1000 bonds after taking and wrecking the car borrowed from in front of the Matheo district church, and driven to Oberlin then into a bridge near Elyria Country Club. Burke condemned auto joy riding as a threat to law enforcement.
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Howard Walker
Theodore Walker
Lorain
Bernard Herrin
J. F. Burke
Grand Jury
Burke
Matheodist
Oberlin
Elyria Country Club
Loraim
Reformatory
Toledo Drug Stash Seized In Raid On Seven People
In Toledo on March 28 six other individuals and Dr J D Latke were held during a raid that seized a large quantity of contraband. Charges under the Harrison drug act were filed against the seven. Details of the case involve Gilera Draper and other named suspects connected to a street address in Fowth Pra.
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Toledo
J. Dblatke
Gilera Draper
Berin
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