Auto crash deaths and injuries shock Columbus
Floyd McCord, 14, is dead after a Dlevelo bicycle skidded and was run over by a truck driven by A R Nichols. James Wiley, colored, is in serious condition at St Francis Hospital after being struck by a car driven by K C McCombs and hurled under a streetcar. Mrs Fr R Levings, Mrs Allee H Latham, and Mr and Mrs G Levings suffer lesser injuries in the Columbus mix up.
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Columbus
Floyd McCora
James Wiley
St. Francis Hospital
R. Levings
Claware
Allee H. Latham
McCord
A. R. Nichols
Wiley W
K. C. McCombs
Manulea
Louis
Columba
Blame Condutrase on Mexican Regime Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text alleges blame toward the Mexican regime and mentions political agitation and calls for revolution. It references government officials and U S relations, with scattered phrases about education and home ownership within a tense political discussion.
Fear Schooner Lost Off Honolulu Coast
A schooner is feared lost after a voyage near Honolulu. The crew reportedly went ashore days ago, and signals from the vessel have ceased. Weather and sea conditions hinder search efforts.
Revenue Bureau Reverses Self
A garbled note from the Revenue Bureau reverses a prior self revenue order dated March 1 LO15. It mentions a correction or reversal affecting earnings or fees, though exact details are unclear due to text corruption.
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Revenue Bureau
Housing expert urges better homes for American workers
Edith imer Wood, New Jersey housing specialist, urged using postal savings deposits to fund building loans for workers. Speaking at the national conference of social work, she said improved housing could cut infant mortality and lift families from poor, unstable conditions. She called for public utilities to back affordable home ownership and for government action to expand financing for home building.
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Washington
Edith Imer Wood
New Jersey
National Conference of Social Work
Wood
Europe
Tion
Rouen Guyvetit
Green Line car strikes truck on Ober- Hin road derailment blocks traffic
A green line car collided with a truck carrying asphalt at 2 PM on the Ober- Hin road. The car mounted the truck and hung there, derailing the vehicles and disrupting traffic for hours. One female passenger was injured but remains unharmed.
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Ober- Hin
Little girl dies after skylight fall near courthouse
A young girl fell through a skylight at the Eaton courthouse area and died fifteen minutes later in her mother’s arms. The accident occurred as a cousin and another child were on the roof and nearby boardwalks. Local officials report the incident at the Sheriff’s quarters.
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sMarjore
Eat
Sher- Cor
Webrly
Railroad Defies Labor Board Says Pennsylvania Railroad Refuses to Appear
Philadelphia May 21 The Pennsylvania Railroad will answer the labor board notice to appear by letter as the board orders. Samuel Rea the railroad official sends word that the company will not heed the summons and asserts it will contest the board action.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Samuel Rea
Vania Ra
Railup
Stocks Edge Higher As Markets See Mixed Gains
New York stocks opened irregularly with gains for Baldwin Locomotive and Studebaker while U S Steel remained unchanged. Vanadium Steel rose to 31 1 2, New York Central up 20 1 2, and New Haven up 1 4. Cuban Cane Sugar preferred fell to 52, Calumet and Hecla and other names showed mixed moves. Extreme dose Chemical rose to 22, Corn Products at DuPont 124 1 4.
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New York
Baldwin
Studebaker
Well Motors
Loz Dard Gil
New Jars
New York Central
Edvance
New Haven
Atical
California
Dupona
Kelly
Wayne Wheeler Dismisses Repeal Day Law In New York
Wayne Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti Saloon League, declared in New York on May 21 that repealing New York's prohibition code amounts to nullification of the Eighteenth Amendment. He told Baptist ministers the act would undermine federal obligations and threaten moral government, calling the repeal more vital than the constitutional ratification itself.
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New York
Wheeler
Tory Government Faces Labor Attack and Possible Coalition
A political briefing notes potential collapse of the Conservative cabinet amid labor and Lloyd George opposition. It suggests a possible Labour Liberal coalition led by Ramsey MacDonald or Lord George as a new government if Tory unity fails. The piece also discusses foreign policy tensions involving France and Soviet Russia and mentions Curzon, Baldwin, and impending ministerial moves.
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Labor
Lloyd George
Raimsay MacDonald
Labor Party
House of Commons
Lord Georges
Cnalition
Llord George
Ton
House of Jorda
France
Soviet Russia
Near East
Reed
Curzon
Exeland
Herald
Tabor
Promisor
Mussolini
Ita
Rian
Exalats
Nme
Catarrh
Ramsey MacDonald
Jnst
Bonar la
Curzon Baldwin
News for Thin Nervous Men and Women Tierney bach Adv
A column titled News for Thin Nervous Men and Women presents advice and anecdotes authored by Tierney Bach, offering practical tips for anxiety, appetite, and daily routines in a light, humorous tone. The piece targets readers seeking lighter coping strategies.
Three Die In Auto Crash On Albany Sehenectads Road
Three people died and four others were injured when a car collided with a truck on an Albany road. John Kroth aged 19 of Brooklyn a Union College student died at the scene. John Dennis aged 6 of Albany and AJ Denting aged 14 of Albany were among the injured and transported to hospital.
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Heneutady
Albany Sehenectads
John Kroth
Brooklyn
Union Collee
John Dennis
Alacy
AJ Denting
Albany
Hold Constables On Murder Charge
Constables Charles i Stephen Ralus and George, three constables at Butler's court in Man held by police on request of Coroner Anthony Ma for evidence, charged with first degree murder.
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SDO
Charles i
Stephen Ralus
George
Butler's Court
Man
Tates Constab
Anthony Ma
Von
Community Service Co Operates Busy Local Drive
A fragmented report outlines a community service effort linked to Democratic partners, detailing activities by local organizations and several school related campaigns. The text mentions Brownhel Cherlin and K ments teams, a Grammar school program, and a Forest campaign with attendance at free events.
Local Sports and School Leagues Amid Holiday Breaks
A fragmented report outlines intercity basketball and swimming events in Cleveland Akron Toledo and nearby areas. It notes junior church leagues industrial and rescue teams and social groups competing through holiday weeks with several teams achieving notable wins as youth and student clubs performed across multiple facilities.
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Cleveland
AL Akron
CIA
Camron
Ter
Bivlia
Teo Dudoor
Tate
Industrie
Fish School Rasiat
SUS
Grammar Senoals
Industrial Lescue
Scott
Woman Assaults Lorain Officer
A woman assaulted a Lorain police officer during an incident that drew a crowd and resulted in her arrest and sentencing. The event occurred in Lorain on a day described in local coverage, with details confirming the officer’s response and subsequent legal action.
Police Sweep Nation 2 Afer Not Actioned Mot Netoon
Fragmented clipping reports a police operation in a nation’s search for a suspect. The text references a wet head figure and unclear details about a special committee or authority. Readability is severely damaged with many misspellings and garbled names.
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Ralef
Feng “Hermes Poe
Gardner Rites Draw Large Amherst Attendance
Numerous residents gathered for the funeral service of Mr Ro Gardiner held Sunday at 2 o clock from Zileh funeral quarters. Rev Eastman officiated as mourners from Liverpool Berashola and Elyria attended. The body was shipped to Mast Liverpool today for burial. Other locals visiting relatives included Mr and Mrs Franks of Liverpool and families from Brownhelm and Wooster.
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Amherst
Ro Gardiner
Sumiday
Feroun
Zileh
Rebekah
Odd
OR Franks
RL Liverpoool
Mir Gardner
Berashola
A. Baker
Augusta Soman
Carlisle
Arthoa Codman
Elyria Sanday
Elyria
Molly King
Elyrias
Sanday
Elveda
Chas
Cleve
Judson
Cleveland
Krank
Dro Wim
HW. Turner
Mildred
Lorain
Myo
Rudolph Wick
Louisa Stleko
Brownhelm
Win Coburn
Horton
Avon
Jake Iosenerans
Coorgenerang
Brownhelm Cheesenan
Jaeser and Daughters
Ih Schwaak
Level
Alfred Schulty Erst
Fred Schultz
Unclear Item From Fragmentary Amesville Page
A damaged fragment notes an Amesville schedule about a Monday event at a Methodist church and a rental issue followed by a 6 hour absence of Charles Hows over a corn crib dispute. The text is incomplete and many details are missing.
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Amesvili
Methodist
Charles Hows
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