Anti German Feeling In U S Has Subsided
A report from Berlin cites Richard Breiting, editor of a German news outlet, claiming anti German sentiment in the United States persists among some groups, yet many Americans favor German business efficiency and potential aid if Germany recovers strength. The piece discusses German Americans, assimilation, education, and industry, noting Americans’ mixed views and Wall Street influence on foreign finance.
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Nburz
Berlin
Richard Breiting
Nets
Gerry
United States
An. O.beleve
Richard Ing
Ibe Iser Neneste Naebrichten
Hamadala Hemorrhoid Remedy Ad Renders Lasting Relief
An advertisement claims the Hamadala treatment addresses the cause of piles rather than masking symptoms. It argues conventional rectal antiseptics only relieve pain and do not cure, promising restored blood flow and relief from congested piles. The ad notes availability through druggists and mail order with a guarantee.
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C. W. Phillips
Community Service Council Bids Farewell to Mr Smythe
A resolution adopted by the Flyria Community Chest Council expresses deep gratitude for Mr Freak Smythe who has led the Community Service Council as president for five years and retires. The vote notes his loyal untiring service and acknowledges the impact of his retirement on the community.
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Smythe
Community Chest Council
Community Service Council of
Flyria
Freak Smythe
Community Service Council
Elyria campaign rally endorses strong leadership and budget
A Elyria council meeting lauds a leader for time and support and outlines a 97 920 budget. Colonel Simpson Armitage Findler and other captains pledge readiness while committees set local drives for American Legion charities and a national disabled soldier fund.
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Elyria
Common Chest Council
Smythe
Sabson
Trier
Stevens
J.B. Johnsons
Ent
Chase
Johnson
Campaig
Sion
Capinns
James Simpson
Col. Simpson
Capia
Jim Armitage
Simpson
Guy Findler
A. Beebe
Marc Roe
American Legion
Red Cross
Socilet
Salvation Army
Wheeler Trial Issues Delayed By Demurrer Hearing Request
From a garbled transcript, Wheeler seeks November 30 hearing on demurrer and motion relating to former acquittals. Indictment links to a conspiracy tied to Campbell and alleged irregularities. Wheeler asserts he did not represent Campbell in prior Interior proceedings.
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Hays
Jons T. Scopes
Wheeler
CIA
Campbell
Montana
Babies Sold Probe Opens in Hamilton County
Charges allege babies were sold for 325 to 35 dollars to women denied offspring. The Hamilton County grand jury investigates after disclosures in a divorce case involving Thomas Brummer Simralroad employees and his wife Helen Samuels, who allegedly bought three infants from an unnamed Covington Kentucky woman across the Ohio River.
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Cinclianati
Hamilton Country Grand Jury
Thomas Brummer
Harris Faces Uncertain Future After Benchings In Series
Riddled by injuries and poor form the veteran Bucey Harris has not played regularly and his status for the rest of the world series hinges on today’s late decision after a series of scare injuries.
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Gton
Norv
Sitas
Bucey" Harris
Maseger
Persant-Chanios
Mm Mever
Dali
Egsin
Todex
Bis
Mansser
Unger
Local Chronicle-Telegram Car Keeper Killed in Street Incident
A Chronicle-Telegram staffer named Charles C. Lord was struck by a vehicle while walking near Fifth and Middle avenues after lunch. The incident involved a dog named Bingo, observed frolicking near the area before the car approached from east.
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Ely
Charles C. Lord
Chronicle-Telegram Starf
Fifth
Middle
Avena
Lord
Esi
Tax reform clash drags as House debates publicity clause
House Ways and Means drafts a new tax bill amid disputes over a publicity clause and a rumored 1927 surplus. Administration senators oppose repeal. Norris Borah and Harris defend public disclosure of returns while Republicans split. President Coolidge awaits a Christmas tax rule.
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House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Treasury
House Committee
Senate
James E. Watson
Ind
Reed. R
Penna
Watson
Reed
Yam
Noros R
Neb
Norris
Boran
Idaho
Borah
King
Utah
Harris
Post office receipts and commerce figures in October
Osnerville ledger notes November 3 report shows October commerce totals and post office revenues. Jacksonville and Baltimore led percentage gains while overall receipts rose, with specific figures around 82 and 389 thousand dollars and a 2.57 million increase in commerce.
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Sssington
Tods
Jacksonville
Luper
Akres
Robbery Noted At Jack Walker Auto Shop
A break in at the Jack Walker Auto Repair Shop at 144 Chapel found cash missing and the rear door damaged. No money was taken. Authorities report a suspect list and ongoing investigation.
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Reed
Jack Walker Autom
144 Chapel
Walker
Fire Victims Aid Office Opened at Philip's Drug Store
Emergency offices set up by Dechtler and Dashtler in Philip's Drug Store next to their clothing shop after a fire caused estimated damages between 25 900 and 30 000. The office will operate until Monday while insurance adjusters inventory and repairs proceed. The store is to reopen in about two weeks with repairs to walls floors and ceilings underway. Most damage from smoke and water.
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Hfe
Sti
Steuben Socie
Wovkids
Dechtler
Dachtler
Philip’s
Charles Dechtler
Dashtler
Dawhgler’s
Bride forgives after forged wedding fund, Ohio tale
Nov. 5 in Cleveland district a young bride forged a check for 139 dollars to buy a trousseau. She confessed at the office of Captain Wash er of the Asion Trust Co secret service. The report also notes a divorce of a screen figure and a bank embezzlement conviction in Columbus.
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T.tr
den Columbus
Cleveland
Beard
John E. Washer
Asion Trust Co. Secret Service
Confesser
Markets In Cleveland Show Little Change Across Session
Tile-like market notes from Cleveland show the product market steady with few notable shifts. Trading activity remains light as investors keep prices near prior levels amid mixed signals from regional factors.
Cleveland live stock market report dull with mixed prices
At STCOC&ES Cleveland live market cattle receipts show varied quality from good to common. Calves lambs and sheep priced with steadier tone. hogs mostly 10 cents higher with Yorkers and heavies around 12 dollars.
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Stcoc&es
Cleveland
TK. Cattl CO
Ey Klans Chief Loses Motion in Oberholtzer Case
The Noblesville trial of D C Stephenson Earl Gentry and Earl Kusack on murder charges related to Miss Madge Oberholtzer entered a key phase. Defense efforts to restructure the jury were denied and opening statements began with Dr Orville Smiley of Indiana testifying amid contested views on the cause of death.
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Noblesville, Inc
D. CL Stephenson
Earl Gentry
Earl Kusack
Madge Oberholtzer
Stief
SM. Spa
Flord Chris
Orville Smiley
Indian Ls
Orholizer
Local residents record busy weekend in Lodi area
ERHART ERHART Nov 5 reportsMr and Mrs J Jeleneck moved to Cleveland with their daughter for the winter. Various families visited relatives in Elyria Cleveland and Lodi. Several residents traveled to Cleveland and Belden for weekend activities and hospital calls.
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Erhart
J. Jeleneck
Cleveland
Fred Armb
Valley C
B. B. Spieth
Elyria
Bel J. Herrington
Robert Dandell
Lodi Hospital
Hugh
Nelain Myers
Haymond Schultz
Lodi
Sund
Bert Mayers
Ashtabute
Joaz Hreury
Brs
Reggle
John Sef
Lar R
George Gross
Belden
Charles Bauer
Fred Bauer
Helen Strichwatla
Arthur Kaiser
Bennie Smeth
M. Dawdell
John Sharp
Tennessee
Pat Keith
Art Kaiser
Bennie Spieth
Hye
Kiwanis Party Set at Alber's Ville on November 19
A Hellowes party for all Kiwanis Club members is planned at Alber's Ville on November 19. The club met at the weekly luncheon, introducing two new members Claxtor South and BR Bet teridge. Dr A Abbie chaired the New Members Committee. RM chaired the birthings committee. Gordon Lemm of Obi Public Service Co performed two vocal solos after the luncheon.
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Kiwanis Club
Alber’s Ville
Cluo
Claxtor South
Betteridge
A. Abbie
Pei
Cl . RM
Birthiass
RL AL O i H. West
J. E
Gordon Lemm
Obi Pubic Service Company
Sorgs
Blezer murder trial resumes in Littleton court
The trial of Dr Harold Elmer Blezer for the murder of Hazel a 32 year old woman resumes in a drab courtroom of the Prowe County district court with a verdict expected before nightfall.
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Vocton
Littleton
Colo
Harold Elmer Blezer
Hazel
Lttle
Prhoe
Sitrict
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