Government Sues Bentley and Sons for Camp Sherman Waste
The United States files an amended brief in Columbus federal court charging Bentley and Sons of Toledo with loafing and improper staffing during Camp Sherman construction at Chillicothe Ohio. The government says waste cost 2.1 million dollars, part of a total 3.17 million dollar claim against the contractor.
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Washington
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Columbus
The
Bentley and Sons Company
Toledo
Department of Justice
Lorain News Probes Freight Rates Between Elyria and Lorain
Chamber of Commerce president Maver Hageman is named a National Councilman. Lorain Elyria freight rates are challenged as excessive with claims shipments to Cleveland cheaper than to Elyria. Vermilion to Elyria cost equals Lorain to Elyria. A weekly ten page shopping paper is planned for merchants.
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Lorain
Elyria
Lorain Liquor Dump Aims To Benefit River Fish
Safety director Colbert plans a dumping party Monday to release about $10,000 in liquor into the river, with barrels once owned by John Krajovak. The liquor was ordered destroyed and appealed to the Supreme Court. the higher court upheld the inner court decision sustaining destruction.
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Lorain
Colbert
John Krajovak
Supreme Court
Igaor
Lions Win Narrowly in Final Clash at Lorain
March 24 reports describe a rough fast contest where the Lions defeated Akron 29 to 25 in a tense last line. General Tre f:e led the play as Lorain closed out the game with a late push.
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Lorain
Plotine
Akron
Prominent American diplomat and envoy to Europe
Fragmented OCR notes describe a notable American diplomat, with careers as secretary of legation in Tangier and London, later ambassadorial posts in Italy and other courts, including service under Presidents Cleveland and Taft era. Details are garbled but indicate high-level foreign service roles and transfers.
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Searies Jong
Amerean Dognara
Natie
Baltimore
America
Franca
Iema
Temainne
London
Clare
Ut Srs
Tetareed
Lonnon
Italy
Amer
Unclear OCR fragment from local page
Fragmentary text from a historical page appears damaged with mixed words and numbers, no coherent event, names, or places clearly readable to form a factual summary.
Foresters of Two Nations to Celebrate Golden Jubilee
The Independent Order of Foresters, with 165000 members in Canada and the United States, plans a June 17 golden anniversary in 3000 courts. Founded in 1874 in Newark, N J, the society reports 82 million in internal benefits paid, 410 billion in reserves, and 150 million in life insurance. Philanthropy includes Rainbow Sanatorium, Lopez Canyon Sanatorium, and an Oakville Ontario orphanage housing 100 orphans annually. The late McKinley was an honorary member. Sir Wilfrid Laurier was a long-time member.
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Toronto
Onti
Independent Order of Foresters
Canada
United States
Wil
W. H. Hunter
Newark
N. J
Mr. Hunter
Socety
Rainbow Sanitorium
Adirondacks
Lopez Canyon Sanitorium
Los Angeles
Oakville
Ont
McKinley
Hunter
Wilfrid Laurer
Ife
Samuel Gomy
Markets and Commodities Roundup from Cleveland and Chicago
A fragmented market brief blends Cleveland produce listings with Chicago grain and livestock data. It notes butter and cheese prices, assorted produce items, and a range of livestock bids, alongside opening Liberty Bond figures for New York.
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Wet
D. Marca
Cleveland
York State
Ted Unis
Market opens with irregularities and dull volume in stocks
New York trading opened irregularly with small volume as U S Steel rose to 51 1 4, Crucible slipped to 56, Studebaker fell 2 8, and many rails and oils moved modestly. Closing prices showed mixed gains and losses with general dullness and select shifts across IBM, General Electric, and Bethlehem Steel among others.
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New York
United States
Eel
Bethterem Steel
Crucible
Bald- Wu
Ludebaker
Wwlys-Overland
Olly
Pacific
Houston
Pan American
Republic Steel
Gulf States
S. Steel
Canadian Pacific
Wile Erle Rose
Great Northern
Gen
Studeneser
Aux
Ssccseus
Aids Chalmers
Discesa
American Agriculture
American Car & Foundry
American Cotton
Shimerican Amelhune
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
American Woolen
American Zinc
Cuba
Erie
General Electric
Northern Pr
Northern Ore
Inspiration Copper
Int
Mickel
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bathlehem Steel
California Petroleums
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago Mal & St Paul
Chile
Colorado Fuel
Crucible Steel
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel
Miami Copper
National Enamel & Stamp
Nath Enamel & Stamp
N.Y Air Brake
Central
M. FL
N.ho& Hartford
Norfolk & Westin
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pitts Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Ray Consolidated
Reading
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Westinghouse
Whites Motors
Eee
Walys-Overand
Bicelo Nc Livescsey
Freedom of the knees sparks girl athlete fashion dispute
The piece notes female athletes debating freedom of dress on campus while University of Michigan hosts poet Robert Bridges on a yearlong fellowship. It references modern uniforms, authorities, and a chorus of cultural observations across literature and society.
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Ovl
Rmery
University of Mechigen
Robert Bridges
Bridges
Pledee Gher 8708 4 Vote of thinks at once tan
A damaged OCR fragment describes a meeting where Thacherran was authorized to appoint a committee, name David Hyman as chairman, and draft rules and regulations. The text is garbled with stray letters and unclear context, hindering a clear summary.
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Thacherran
Dav G Hyman
Cnaimac
Cates
Torritas Eye
Robart Named Postmaster at Wellington
The name of QO. C. Robart was sent to the U S Senate for confirmation as postmaster of Wellington. Friends believe he will be an efficient postmaster due to his qualities. The town also changes time to Eastern Standard on Sunday at 2 o clock, with trains maintaining current schedules. A music memory contest features Floyd Irish, Helen Watts, Ade laide Cole from Lorain county, in Columbus with Jeanne Williams and Mrs Watts. Manilla Stoddard and Philp H. Twigg of Akron married at Brooklyn Memorial Cleveland, then to Washington for a short trip before settling in Akron. The Wellington Sportsmans club plans a membership drive and shows Hunting Big Game in Africa at Lo-Net, with matinee 2 and evening shows 7 and 9.
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Wellington
QO. C. Robart
U. S Senate
Coolridge
Fess
Willis
Robart
Big Four
Floyd Irish
Helen Watts
Adelaide Cole
Lorain
Jeanne Williams
Watts
Columbus
Manilla Stoddard
Manila Stoddard
Philp H. Twigg
Akron
Brooklyn Memorial Church
Cleveland
Washington
Sportsmans’ Club
Africa
Oratorical Contest Wins at Amherst High School
Zelma Muth won first honors in the Amherst High School oratorical contest held in the auditorium last night. Madeline Davie placed second. J H Frederick was first in orations with Joe Solak second. The program featured solos, readings, and various student speeches under judges Supt. Powers, Supt. Kerr, and B L Fierce.
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Amherst
Zelma Muth
Madeline Davie
J H. Frederick
Joe Solak
Oval
Charlotte Standen
Zelina Muthroe
Bhied Man
Miuldred Zimmerman
Tom Sawyer
Huck Finn
Matilda
Doris Schofield
Marcella Kelch
Wilson
League of Nations
Felix Wallace
Alice Kendeigh
J. H. Frederick
Helen Orcutt
Edith Moebius
F. R. Powers
Supt
Kerr
Wellington
B. L. Fierce
Erie County
Merle Jenne Dies After Illness at 18
Amherst reports the death of Merle Jenne age 18 at home on Cleveland Ave after several weeks of illness. He was a sophomore at the High School and active in school activities, affiliated with the Methodist church. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. A K Jenne, brother Bert, sister Mrs RR H Hearn, and grandmother Mrs Judson Beal. Funeral at 2 PM Monday at home with Rev. Eastman and Rev. Hunter officiating. Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Amherst
Merle Jenne
Cleveland Ave
Methodist Church
A. K.tenne
Bert Jenne
RR. H. Hearn
Judson Beal
Omstead
Mich
F. E. Eastman
A. A. Hunter
Berea
Elmwood Cemetery
Freshmen Seconds Triumph Over Razzberries
The Amherst high school Freshmen second basketball team defeated the Razzberries 25 to 20 at the Congregational Gym last evening. The game was tightly played with the Freshies holding a 6 point lead before the opponents scored.
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Amherst
Razzberries
Congregational Rym
Freshies
Freshmen Rally To Beat Razzberries In Tight Game
The Freshmen edged the Razzberries 25 to 20 after a close start. Early leads shifted as the game progressed with both sides trading scores and the Freshmen pulling ahead in the final minutes. Lineup included Jaeger, Ryar, Lahif, Hutton, Wesbecher, Gormly, Miller, Becker, Strohmer, Sharp.
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Razzberries
Freshies
Freshies Rassberrie
C. Jaeger
J. Ryar
J. Lahif
Hutton J Wesbecher
Gormly M Miller
Beckersr
Strohmer
R. Sharp
George Carter Jr celebrates eighth birthday in Amherst
George Carter Jr hosted a party at his Amherst home for his eighth birthday with 12 guests including Edward Logan June Logan Floren Davis Jane Scott Rosemary Lauer Margaret Henry Ernest Colshaw Roy Schaeffer Ben Schaeffer William Andrews and William Scott. Games and a decorated luncheon followed a cake centerpiece with Easter candy favors and gifts for the honoree.
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Amherst
George ‘Carter Jr
Edward
June Logan
Floren Davis
Jane Scott
Rosemary Lauer
Margaret Ann
Kate Henry Ernest Colshaw
Roy
Ben Schaeffer
Wiliam Andrews
Wm. Scott
George
Eastern Star Social Hosts Mason Families at Masonic Hall
The Amherst Eastern Star group entertained the Masons and their wives at the Masonic Hall with a social hour and short program. Light refreshments were served.
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Eastern Star
Amherst
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Local Birth and Society Notes From Amherst Area
AMHERST March 29 reports a baby born to Mr and Mrs Emery Redman at the local hospital. Mrs E C Miller of Elyria visited. Mrs Cassidy departed for Cleveland. James Miller of Spring Street is ill with scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs H A Bauer and baby were discharged from the hospital. A School Board meeting was held. Miss Zelina Short left for Cleveland due to sister Ellen Short’s illness. Mrs Ray Blakesly of Lakewood visited with her mother. Ruth Seymore of Rentstown visits Miss Marion Steele. Mr and Mrs Henry Woetchko visited relatives in Elyria Thursday evening.
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Amherst
Emery Redman
E. C. Miller
Elyria
John Koepp
Cassidy
Cleveland
James Miller
Spring Street
Imi
H. A. Bauer
Zelina Short
Ellen Short
Ray Blakesly
Lakewood
Ruth Seymore
Rentstown
Marion Steele
Mia
Henry Woetchkoefsky
Ely- Tia
State Industrial Commission Denies Death-Claim Awards
In Columbus on March 29 the State Industrial Commission disallowed compensation claims for the widows of Dr. E. Conrad and Earl Ritchey of Salem. The ruling follows Attorney General Crabbe's decision that card deputies serving as duty law enforcement officials were not legally employed.
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Columbus
Crabbe
State Industrial Commission
Dr. E. Conrad
Earl Ritchey
Salem
Hoover urges definite railway policy for national growth
In a recent interview Herbert Hoover argues for a long view on national policy, urging federal involvement in rail, water transport, power, flood control, and reclamation. He warns that private finance cannot fund key projects and calls for consolidating railways into larger systems to ensure growth and lower costs.
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Herbert Hoover
National Treasury
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Murland Oil War
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Malaga
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Monte Carlo
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Elman
Heferz
Lolirens
Samuel Peass
Upton Sinclair
Frederick Jem Rgier
John Barrymore
Uig Carvings
Ibsen
Harvey O'Higgins
Warner
Goethe
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Pecoming
Helen Filkey
Chicazo
Aliss Lilian Dunees
Cambrings
Mass
Bernice Ayer
Philadelphia
Helen Wainwright
A. B. Cartie
Pittsburgh
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Gorden
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