Ingalls Moves To Launch His Campaign
Assistant Secretary of Navy David Ingalls of Cleveland moved to launch his campaign for Ohio governor. He flew from Washington to Columbus for meetings with prominent Republican leaders, accompanied by his wife, and would attend the Navy Ohio State football game. He would keep his cabinet post until Congress acts on naval aviation funds. Ingalls noted a candidate needs a platform and said he would enforce prohibition if elected, aligning with Hoover’s stance.
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Cleveland
David Ingalls
Ohio
Ingalla
Washington
Columbus
Ingalls
Hoover
Training Plane Crashes Two Killed
In Waco Texas on November 6 G Lancaster aged 50 and Ed Ockander aged 24 were killed when their training plane crashed at the East Waco airport training school authorities reported.
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Waco
Texas
American Ship Goes Ashore Near English Coast
Hagland Nov 6 The American steamer Hybert a United States Shipping Board vessel of 6300 tons and 395 feet registered Wilmington went ashore off the English coast while en route from New Orleans to Antwerp Small boats rendered aid and a refloating at high tide was hoped.
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POWER
Hagland
Hybert
United States Shipping Board
Lloyds
Wilmington
Hubert
New Orleans
Antwerp
Night Hawk Coloring Contest Opens Winners to Be Named
The weekly coloring contest invites entries from boys and girls thirteen and under with prizes for best colorings. Judges face a tough task due to many precise, detailed colorings. Submit colors this evening for a chance to win in Alliance. Also, Alliance theaters win legal Sunday operation after voters repeal the ordinance 5462 to 2324, allowing Sunday movies starting immediately.
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Alliance Movies Alliance
Alliance Moving Picture Theatres
H. 8S
Wykoff Joar
Woman Victim of Piqua Hit
Piqua Ohio November 6 Mrs Jenny Gustin aged 79 widow of George M Gustin and longtime president of the Piqua Women’s Relief Corps G A R was struck by a hit and run motorist near her home and died shortly after suffering a fractured skull and other injuries.
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PIQUA
Jeynie Gustin
George M. Gustin
Piqua Women’s Relief Corps
Ekull
Harold Dykins Fined On Traffic Charge In Cleveland
Harold Dykins of Cleveland was fined five dollars plus costs after arraignment before Mayor James A. Hewitt on a traffic charge this morning.
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Harold Dykins
Cleveland
James A. Hewitt
Be town hall clock in Colchester gains new hands
A Colchester town hall clock received a spring cleaning and new clock hands after its regular hands were lost. A man used his own hands as a temporary measure to help townspeople tell the time while repairs were completed.
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Colchester
England
Mazavine
Jeffersons Dinner Wealth Highlight In Simpler Text
Jefferson valued simple pleasures like a good dinner and kept wine expenditures for his administrations at a notable sum over ten thousand dollars, illustrating the era’s lavish political hospitality and spending patterns.
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Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Cross Bred Dobermann and G Pinscher Description
A note describes a cross bred dog combining a Dobermann with a German shepherd and fox terrier cross, mentioning the first breeder named Do bermann. The fragment indicates a canine breeding lineage and term usage for the mixed breed.
Bright Spots In Business
NEW YORK Nov 6 Whi- Sales of the Walgreen Co for 10 months ended Sept 30 totaled 45 472 981 against 62 899 981 for the year 1930 period. DETROIT Unemployment committee at Dearborn Mich will turn over its record to Ford Motor Co to re employ 2 000 to 3 000 residents in a few weeks. CHICAGO Rose in shear prices has stimulated activity in Chicago and the West. Unemployment conditions have improved. MANSFIELD Ohio Resumption of activity at Empire Steel Corp North Platte will place 150 workers back on the payroll.
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New York
Walgreen Co
Qei
Detroit
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Co
Clyde Mc Ford
Chicago
Wests
Gradstreet’s
Mansfield. O
North Platt
Empire Steel Crorp
Playing Sick Youngsters Old Trick
An anecdotal essay by Garry C. Myers explores children feigning illness for attention. It recounts a boy and sister's early experiences with illness, noting parental reactions and guidance for handling such behavior to avoid rewarding deception. The piece discusses how adults sometimes exploit sympathy and offers cautionary steps to manage feigned sickness.
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Garry C. Myers
PR. D
Igon
Cleveland Col Reserve
Aly Sister
T Mo Mage
Salvation Army Keeps Busy In October Aid Report
Captain A F Avery of the local Salvation Army reports October activity as busy with 91 families aided. Groceries coal milk and garments were provided, 1857 garments given to needy families, clothing demand remains heavy and more could be supplied with available stock. He denied any clothing sales to Cleveland and noted shipments from Elyria to Cleveland once monthly.
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Salvation Arm
A. F. Avery
the Arms
Salvation Army
Cleveland
Court House Notice Confusing Fragments From OCR
Fragmentary OCR text from a court house notice includes stray names and numbers. Readable parts mention a court action and a monetary figure but lack coherent details or clear participants. The piece resembles an oblique legal notice with limited identifiable entities.
Elyria Beats Lorain In Checkers Match
Elyria defeated Lorain in a checkers contest with several players named for both sides. The Elyria lineup included V. Buz zard, James Ca, Sam Preece, Vi Jo Adams, Pan Steger, John Hus h, Flisd Horton, Fred Pepper, George Riming, and Thomas Leitch. The Lorain team featured F O J Me tracker, Hoost, James Cahie, T Buchho, Bo Prosser, Bruker, and W F Rake.
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Toe Denal
Tamichie Poe Ely
V. Buzzard
James Ca
Sam Preece
Jo Adams
Pan Steger
John Husch
Flisd Horton
Fred Pepper
George Riming
Thomas Leitch
FO J Metracker
Hoost
Tames Cahie
T Buchho
Brukernd
W. F. Rake
Flower of the Month List for Months with Plant Names
A fragmented list assigns flowers to months with misspelled or garbled names. It mentions January as lie flower, February prim vases, March winter s Arey, June honey suckler Tals, August unclear, September meen dlorr, October hops, November, and other garbled terms.
History of China’s oldest records and eras
A compact note on China’s ancient histories tracing earliest chronicles and enduring eras. It notes enduring inscriptions and periods that shape the understanding of early Chinese record keeping across dynasties.
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China
First Drawing For Prized Tomorrow At Lisvia Trade Expo
Drawings for cash prizes will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in front of the Court House on Second street, with over 90 Alyria businesses participating. The initial prizes include 10 and 5 dollars, with weekly drawings leading to December 18 and a grand $500 stand prize. Total cash prizes amount to $1,500 across six weeks of the sale.
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Lisvia
Alyria
Oberlin Approves 1932 Chest Budget Increase to 9000
Oberlin is set to spend nine thousand dollars for 1932 Chest relief work after a Community Chest committee meeting approves the budget, a five hundred dollar rise from last year. The plan allocates funds to relief, education, Red Cross, hospital, and youth organizations, with auditing and officers named for oversight.
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Oberlin
Community Chest Committee
Aten Hospital
Village Improvement Society
Fbuudscot
A. Maller
Towewings
Rev W
Barnard T Pubhetty
Rodgers
Loo sLep
Meunier Fouwer
Club Celebrates 20th Birthday at Local Gathering
A community club marked its 20th year with a celebration reflecting on culture. Speakers, including Jere Couper, discussed culture as a living force shaping attitudes toward life, education, and society, emphasizing inclusivity and memory of origins.
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Old Star Club
Culture Rejoins On Beaux Of Nature In Conservatory Program
A cultural program closes with reflections on culture as memory and growth. It emphasizes truth, goodness, and beauty as lasting realities and includes several musical numbers by two conservatory students.
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Conservatory
Commerce School Council Elected
The Oberlin School of Commerce held its annual election of members to the student council. Officers elected for the year were President Mr Bronson of Huntington, Vice President Mr Batman of Norwalk, and Secretary Mr Stemple of Wellington. The fall banquet and dance are set for November 7 at Oberlin Inn with alumni and students invited.
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Ha Oberha Schol of Commerce
Martin Hotel
Bronson
Wuntington
Batman
Norwalk
Stemple
Wellington
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin Inn
Wil Ho
A. R. Webber
Elvris
Oberlin Sihot of Commerce
Election results span townships and schools across county
Voters chose trustees and clerks in multiple townships including Hanover, Grafton, and Marion. Notable figures include Justice of Peace I. Howe, Board of Education members such as R. J. Davidson and George Miller, and township clerks like C. Betts and George Robson. Final tallies show widespread turnout and varied leadership across districts.
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Clerknett Matonem
Constat
Walter Everson
Justice of Peace
Spanmer Stront
Webber
Brownheim Township
Baron
Sv TL. Leimbach
M. W McQueen
Fhr
K. Lindsley
Constabe
F. Baird
H. T. Brandau
W. FE. Leve
Camden Township
R. Th. Blackwell
J. Davidson
John R. Grott
Earl Rowell
FP. Searis
H. L. Whitney
C. J. Betts
al’ Brumby
Eleetea
M. Peete
G. AL Mandiey
Lihorme
B. BE. McClaflin
Dt Parker
C Rapkin
Dewlam
Heart Dew Vamey
Constable Oy
Cy Jacobs
J. Fl Wanener
Justice ¢S Peace
Jc. Kathe
TA. West
Board of Leucation
Lioyd Burkette
Ethed Cassell
McClaflin
John Nieceie
LaGrange Village
J. Holcomb
A Rawson
Wittman Rundle
Leon Richmond
Conmneilss
T. A Rickerataph
W. Gott
Lauvange Township
BE. HH. Denham
J.P. Jackson
R. B. Kelner
A. Ts. Serette
Ira Swartz
Frank Dushenske
Board of Education
L. Pickworth
L. M. Preston
Pittefie
Wie
Triet
Ore
Clarence Beard
Fred Sheffield
Ridges Pe Township
T Fy Diederich
John Fitts
George Fortune
John Johnson
Henry Steffen
Pan Harding
John Kalter
Constable
Walser
Fortune
Lewis Hadawar
Frank Leonard
Michael Busser
WU Stacey
Board
Edisation
Ona E Burkier
Ikr
Neachester Township
Elsted
Bradford
Evert Frank
Creydon Jewett
Nel Richards
Warry Trowland
Joha
St Clerk
Hoy Tipster
Shand
Ralph Rowland
Venstars Heures Bursley
Lee Conlin
Rah Vock
Butt Maton
Nes Thompson
Rochester
Jo Jewett
Cher
Maryn
Foow Roebe
Marshal TL. Wolt
Vast List of Local Officials Elected in Multiple Townships
Readable fragments show numerous officials elected across wards and townships including mayors clerks constables treasurers and board of education members. Notable names appear across Hastings Rochester Sheffield Lake and Wellington with vote tallies listed for each role.
Sharks and gold trade evolve with machinery aims
Fragmented notes describe sharks and gold industry work, noting large, square oblong forms with horned coats and tendrils. The gold tea industry shows early mechanization attempts after initial manual processing, with large operations still done by hand.
Cleveland Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices Across Livestock and Produce
A detailed market dispatch from Cleveland shows modest livestock shifts and uneven produce demand. Cattle and hog prices vary by category with some steadying trends, while poultry, eggs, and vegetables feature mixed movement led by broken fruit and root markets. regional items include potatoes, wheat, corn, and apples reflecting contemporaneous pricing.
City Manager Out Nantel EL Morge Prop
City officials discuss manager changes and possible election steps in Cleveland. The note mentions a January reading and February election, with Cleveland as the largest city under its current management plan and ongoing political shifts.
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Levetand
Cleve
Cleveland
Cleesland
Clarter
Motorists Advised To Drive With Doors Locked
Motorists are advised to drive with doors locked and engines in gear when stopped at traffic lights to make a quick escape if approached by a potential threat. James Fo McCarths, chief of police, urges caution in busy sections and urges drivers to keep their cars ready to move if stalled by a red light.
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Detroit
James Fo McCarths
Lin Sail
Undertakers' Convention Sparked Suspicion at Topeka House
A man reported a suspicious bus home carted into a house in Topeka revealing an undertakers' convention in progress. Police rounded up a squad and investigated the scene finding a sample casket inside the suspicious box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Buss
Joe Neimiler
Sportal Hyver
Ile
Undertakers
Hero’s Family Name Tan Revere Ride Name Changes
A historical note clarifies that Paul Revere’s surname was originally Rivoire from Crevinains and later changed to Revere. The text suggests his father Pan Anelias and the family’s migration to Boston, detailing the anglicization of surnames during the Revolutionary era.
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Tan
Revere
Rivoire
Pan
Anelias
Boston
Crevinains
Washington in New York Residences of President Washington
Washington lived in New York at three principal homes during his tenure. The first was Walter Franklin's Dover Street residence, the second supplied by Congress on Cherry Street, and the third at McComb's Nose on Broadway near Bowling Green.
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Washington
New York
Durrent Times
Walter Franklin
Dover Street
Congress
At & Cherry Street
McComb
Broadway
Bowling Cireen
Musical Counterpoint Defined in Short Form
Counterpoint is the art of combining two or more melodies with the main theme following harmony rules. Broadly, it refers to writing part music.
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United States
Department of Commerce
ST. Louis
St. Rs Louis-San Francisco Railway
Rock Island Railroad
E. N. Brown
Frisco Board
Tesen
Mme
Heahild
Anhunic
Han
Reyery
Dr. Myers
Elyse
Inc
Elyria
Lorain
Groveland Street
Esther
Ronald
Hbos Dbs K
Commerce
Phi Kappa Gavia Fratern
Howse
Sally Jones
AL Jends
Levan
Chidren
Mi Nigan
Grand Raids
Wichigay
Mes
Jane
Morena Schvois
Pan’ Scots
Dellas
Charlotte Sewn
Unilpge
Mt. Martindale
Bho
Cokin
Berea
Mira
Bown
Keoyvale Tenn
Justph Beardsley
Lair Goes
Ina Leoo
To. Koregen
H. Peachy
Prueh
A.|eyender
Wistia Townebp Board of Edition
George Fri
Stome
Clarente Smith
Grafton Township
Charues
Hcoek
Jo W. Mennell
Leon Lehman
Unstables
Jon
Novecks
Eal Pelee
Gardner
Wee Voard
Guy Finlasson
Wugmierczak
Marion Uviv
Frank Scherer
Squire
Carlisle School Board
Thad Robson
Joan Rose
Clearview School Board
Join Gens
Albert Storck
Columbia Township
Walter Bracy
M. WY. Bartter
A.D. Carpenter
Roy Churchward
Charles Hales
P. W. Heineman
Clark
W. R. Squire
Tyman Hotenrock
Clair Howard
Henrietta Township Iies
George Toya
H. S. Coates
Preumbaeh
A. B. McDowry
Elmer Portman
Ripe
Vetter
Portman
Prank Berg
E. S Kideigh
Cysable
Ernest Buchs
Tion McDowell
Charles
Lwo
Noble
Esther Rothe
Paul Portman
Fred Twine
Stuntington Township
Attawgup
Comstable
J.B. Brown
Atward Jonson
Wittsfield Township
W. M. Green
Jacob Kuikart
Lewis Watkins
F. Ry
Rconnel
W.os. Avery
Arthur Mills
Fred Pitts
Taste of Peace
A. E. Masn
Conrad
John Dionino
Emahman
Seii Ferner
John Lasko
Maward Va Here
Jones
M To Meacham
Camneihoy
John Thineau
Jerry Garland
Wiliamleason
Henry Roth
Ford Moser
Charles Nickel
Albert Senmielder
ML Fosninger
LAC- John
Theo Soung
Bose
Smachinery
OTTER
Montrose
Sogne
Tiveen
Merial
Neyt
Aloe
Ilge
Skennds
Istac
der Wstge
Dante
Idaho
Minneapolis
Crates Californilis
Ceberade
Bet
New Jersey
Ania Boralles Cograbinerg & Roowtiche
Partenis
Orton Tarhel
Oarmeh
Canada
Buih
Maryland
Basihet Bathets
Savoy
Tyne
Shehdls
Mosthy
Peval & Ty
Concord
Lettveih
Diushel Sachs
Acadona
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