Nevada gold vein found near Comstock Lode site
Old prospectors rush to Nevada after news from Virginia City that the mother lode yields gold. A quartz layer with chunks of gold was found five feet from the bottom of an abandoned mine, valued at about 50 000 dollars per ton. Photos show St. Marys in the Mountains and Wells Fargo signage.
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Nevada
Comstock Lode
Virginia City
Nev
St. Mary's
Express Company
Wells, Fargo & Co
Raymond de Lane
Dinner Stories Dies In Motor Crash With Widow Responding
An article recounts a fatal motor accident involving a colored man. The insurance adjuster visits the scene as the widow, in tears, asserts the deceased’s identity. The piece also contains a humorous vignette about a child reading an advertisement and a mother scolding her children for street noise and quarrels.
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Washington P. Johnson Ilva
Avho
Yassah
Olympic Club Tribute Builds Weekend Homecoming Plan
Former members from Pittsburgh Detroit Cleveland and other cities will attend a memorial program to honor absent friends and those who died in war. A vacant chair will mark those lost as a moment of pause acknowledges the friendship shared among Olympic Club members.
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Olympic Club
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Bridge under way to span Ohio River between Wellsburg and Brilliant
Ground has been broken in Steubenville for a $750,000 vehicular bridge over the Ohio River connecting Wellsburg West Virginia and Brilliant Ohio. Government specs require completion within two years. The span will be 725 feet long with a 24 foot roadway.
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Steubenville
Ohio River
Wellsburg
W. Va
Brilliant
Ohio
Plan To Change Course Of Creek In Wellington Bid Opening
Bids to straighten Charlemont Creek for 590 to 600 feet to trap the Pitts road will be opened this afternoon in the county commissioners office. The project aims to alter the creek’s course near the Pittsburgh road in Wellington Township as part of a drainage improvement plan.
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Charlemont Creek
Wellington Township
County Commissioners
Pitts Road
Belgian Chamber chief links tariffs to world trade woes
George Theunais of Belgium, retiring president of the International Chamber of Commerce, urged liberal tariff policies and a boost in business confidence at Washington. He described high tariffs as a fundamental cause of economic troubles and called for reforms to revitalize world trade.
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International Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
George Theunis
Belgium
Chamber
David Belasco Dies a Celebrity Of Stage
New York May 16 The pass ing of David Belasco a six year old miracle man of the American stage was mourned today throughout the theatre world. The dean of producers died quietly in his four room apartment at the Gildstone Hotel late yesterday. Comtemporary embolism a clot near the heart ended a colorful career. Funeral services tentatively set for Sunday morning at Central Synagogue. The body will be placed in the family mausoleum at Linden Hills beside his wife who died in 1926. He is survived by a daughter Mrs. Morris Gest and three brothers Edward David and Solomon of Los Angeles. At his beside were his daughter and Dr Jerome B Wegner.
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New York
David Belasco
Gildstone Hotel
San Francisco
Central Synagogue
Linden Hills
LD. I
Morris Gest
Edward
David
Solomon
Los Angeles
Jerome B. Wegner
Elyria Chest campaign shows growing help for needy families
The Elyria Chest campaign reports rising support for feeding programs and social services. Mayor Hewitt notes average 160 children fed monthly, 118 families previously aided, with more than $600 in private donations. Leaders from YWCA, Elyria Home for the Aged, YMCA, and hospital officials praise community generosity and pledge continued effort.
Markets report from Cleveland and Chicago grain and livestock
Cleveland and Chicago market notes list butter, poultry, potatoes, and grains with varied cents per pound and per hundredweight quotes. Hogs, cattle, calves, lambs, and regional produce prices are recorded along with Idaho Russet and Maine Green Mountain potatoes and futures for oats, wheat, and barley.
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Maine
Idaho
Chicago
Creamery
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Tdahon Russets
Siaw
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas Bliss
Rusers
Minneapolis
Lo Onorthern
Grain Market Prices for Flour Feed and Produce
Quoted prices from Cleveland Hay and grain exchange cover corn, wheat, oats, and mill feeds per bushel or ten units. Also listed are hay, flour, and straw varieties, with further fruit and vegetable quotes for asparagus, celery, lettuce, onions, parsley, and potatoes sourced from wholesale sales in Northern Ohio and U.S. market reporting.
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Cleveland
Timothy
Ohio
Market News Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Georgia
Florida
California
Ith
Hothouse
Texas
Maine
Green Mountains
Michigan
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Tu. S
U. S&s
U.S
Court admonishes Gibson as trial proceeds orderly
Judge Thompson scolds Gibson for a contempt prone remark and warns future outbursts. The trial continues with testimony from Wayne Stevens showing Peer was cleared of Volstead Act charges after a Lorain arrest on November 3, 1926.
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Wayne L. Stevens
Peer
Lorain
Ice Ages Tied to CO2 Shifts in Atmosphere
The sequence of ice ages, with the northern hemisphere just emerging from the last, appears linked to changes in Earth's atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.
Number Three Continues Immigrant Case To Poland Return
NUMBER THREE reentered, legally, to the United States. This will take three or four months, it is estimated. Mrs. Pigeon will take her two children, one two and a half years old and the other a few months old with her. The trip will cost approximately $1,900. Mr. Pigon said he had planned to build a little home on a4 tot he owns here, but that the expense of sending his wife and children back to Poland and then return them to America will prevent this now. Hearings have been held and every means exhausted, they say, in an effort to overcome the vio lation of the immigration law, but nothing could be done except leave the country. If Mrs. Pigon failed to leave voluntarily, and was deported, she would be for ever barred from re-entering, it was explained. Her boat is to sail Monday. Immigration authorities set this date as the last day she may re main in the country.
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Elvira
Hamilton
Cincinnati
George Stevens
Hewitt
Stevens
Franklin
Holy Cross
St. Mary's
Karl P. Meister
Elyria Home
Elyria
Elyria Home For the
William McClellan
Frank Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
United States
Poland
America
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Lily Pons
Gilda
Metropolitan Opera Company of
Pons
Betty
Gerald
Peeple
Cyril
Tommy
C.u.miller
Optometrist
EEA
Big Men
Westward Ho Course
British Isles
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
U. S. Plass
Sandown
Nea
Louisina
Bliss
Maryland
Mexico
FLAN
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Ans
W. B. Thompson
Gibson
Scott
Virginia
Robert M. la Follette
Mount Vernon
O'donnell’s
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Qhio
Broad Street
L. H
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