Ohio Governor names physicians to probe penitentiary health
Governor Donahey orders a health inquiry into Ohio State Penitentiary conditions amid tuberculosis concerns. He selects seven Columbus doctors including Andre Crous and H R Burbeeher to join attorney general Crabbe in inspecting confinement health, sanitation, and remedial options for inmates.
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Donahey
Columbus
Donakhey
Genera
S. B. Taylor
I. B. Hareris
W. P. Smith
DL V. Surkere
C. S. Hamilton
Atiorthereee
Ohio Penitentiary
C. E. Perry
Ana
Greece Aims to Pay Debt to United States
Athens reports negotiations with Washington over settling the U S debt. The final amount owed stood at 15,609,000 dollars, with 15,400,006 advanced from the treasury and interest accruing to about 2,006 dollars. No payments have been made to date.
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Athens
Boveramende
Wash
Reckless driving blamed as deadly city crash toll rises
Coler urged harsher penalties for reckless drivers while Donahue faulted pedestrians for unsafe crossings. Several fatal and near fatal injuries occurred after cars struck pedestrians and a truck collided with a train at Independence road crossing. Victims include Miss Chertoff and Mrs Edwards among others. a 17 year old was held after fleeing the scene.
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Donahue
G& Help
Wut
Chertoff
Tcd
Wolinski
Leo Zawich Er
Yeeck
Edwards
Gesel
Tarez
American Steel & Wire Company
Independence Road
Wellington ND news column request to share local items
The Wellington ND correspondent asks residents to call in with genuine local news for a new Wellington News column. Mrs Jolet Curilee invites tips and promises to publish real community news, requesting readers phone 022 W.
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Wellington
Jolet Curilee
Wellington Delights Area With Community Events On Weekend
A busy Wellington day featured the Lorain County event plus musical and religious programs. Residents heard special solos by Mrs Braun and Miss Brans, enjoyed a well attended bridge party, and joined a church service with Rev Oberlin as speaker. A baby girl born earlier was announced, and local visits included John Koontz from Ohio Wesleyan.
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FA Mater Amd
Lorain County
Wellington
Lo County
Rev i
Oberlin
Ances
Shiftier
Ashland
c@ uiléy
Branse
Miss
Ober
Holland
Nie
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Ashland Visitors Highlight Weekend Socials
Ashland visitors were noted on Sunday as Miss Frances Siffler and Cecil Gorze of Ashland spent the weekend with Kay Hoonts. Mr and Mrs Frank Reilinger and son from Lakewood joined Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Hesian Smith. Mrs Frank Prosker and children of Lorain visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Phelps on Sunday.
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Ashland
Frances Siffler
Cecil Gorze
Kay Hoonts
Frank Reilinger
Lakewood
Hersian Smilth
Frank Prosker
Dren
Lorain
Charles
Phelps
Susdley
Local social notices list weekend visits and guests
Mr and Mrs Leenant Webber Taeia2 Deris and others hosted and visited across multiple towns. Guests included Miss Catherine Lorditeh in Lorain, Miss Harriewt Nefro and Bea Clemons in Youngstown, and Miss May Powell in Murray Ridge Road. Weekend hosts ranged from Amherst to Lorain, with several staying in town for family occasions and university events. Nancy Jo Blaine and Arthur Horan attended local performances and college games in nearby states.
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Deris
Sandie Bierrich
S. George Bailey
Friésv
Anak Hrosomp
Amherst
Cuesis
B. J. Kruguina
Thomas Paoncasa
Russel Wells
Terdar
J. A. Gravatt
Postiae
Alichigan
Mars
Binack
Princates
Nue
Catherine Lorditeh
Alee Masuret
Lorain
Air
Ind
Thomas Kershaw
Brooskiye Street
Harriewt Nefro
Bea Clemons
Younszstow
Mario Vas
Aland
Charlotte Webster
Oberis College
Reletse
May Powell
Asher Powell
Murray Ridge Road
Eliazor Sonzeils
Amelia
Arenas
Chiss
Laura Harris
A.C. Hudsent
Fester
Wi _Zedse
Calvin Sweet
Rocky River
Ohio
George Tufford Moody
Wesleyan Coletown
Conneci
Cor
Esikields
Bert Lord
Cleveland Street
Rh. P. Vaughn
Becyris
Madeline Miller
Lorai
Elyria
James Blaine
United States
Wilson Bisie
Blaine Street
Virginia
Russ Dorothy Barger
Arthur Horan
State College
Pennnyylvania
Satarder
Callin Lorain
Isaac Walton Club Meeting Tonight Speaker Pictures From Canada
Rev Eastman of An ders Eastman to be principal speaker at the Isaac Walton Club meeting at 7 30 tonight. He will illustrate his talk with photos from a recent hunting trip in Canada. Members will share their own vacation pictures. Non members are welcome to attend.
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Neverend
F. EL Eastman
Anders
Isaac Walton Club
C. A
Rev. Eastman
Picctures
Canada
Ames Court Battle Over Gas Quantities At District Trial
Testimony by Brig Gen Amos Fries on chemical warfare gas quantities sparks clashes in Ames court martial. Defense objections overruled as Col. Blanton Winship sustains Scally. Witness Fries contends 2000 men would not align with drum plan. Moreland cites 1990 pound bombs for district coverage. Court recessed for session break.
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Morelord
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Reid
Colucbiz
Fries
Detrict
Columbia
Generesi
Bard District
L. Drum
Remr
Moreland
Fries Reland
Mitchel
Mitchell
High Feers
Belors
Cieveland
Steel Worker Cries Death In Line of Duty
Lorain Ohio November Benito Regine 23 of 1847 East 30th St died half an hour after being rushed to St Joseph Hospital following an accident at the National Tube Company in which he was crushed by a crane while he sat on the shop floor.
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Lorain
Benito Regine
East 30Th Sn
St. Joseph's Hospital
National Tube Company
E. D. Kelley
Fragmented Court Testimony On Hazel Blazer Case
In a tense courtroom a doctor described years of care for Hazel Blazer plagued by spasms and illness. The testimony covered confinement, fear, and moments of recovery as the case explored family strain and alleged mental decline following his wife’s death in 1924. The witness recounted medical history, incidents of danger, and the impact on Hazel’s guardianship.
Rotel Bandit Takes $5000 From City Hotel Cafe
A bandit held up the Sexton Hotel Cafe in Missouri city near downtown, escaping with 35000 dollars in cash after a late morning robbery. Police launched a hunt, and the motive and suspects remain under investigation.
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US City
G.bendits
Sexton
Hoover Presses Radio ConferencE Issues and Power Limits
A summary of Hoover remarks at a radio conference outlining key topics for discussion. Points include advance construction requirements for broadcasting stations, operator licenses, frequency management, and the possible use of high power to combat interference. Debates cover licensing authority, public interest, and the balance between large and local stations amid wavelength congestion and reception tests.
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Hoover
Xew
Vereiary of Commerce Authority
Severn Hooarer
Hich Broadcasting
Wdards
Lstenters
Manufactur Flowns
Fise
Robbery and murder cases linked to Hotel Alamac
In Bay 1924 a suspect named Shomer faced accusations over the Hotel Alamac robbery and the murder of Louise Lawson, denying involvement. A separate report notes a clash between Union miners and Ohio Railroad workers near Tiak hoare. Senator Wheeler's demurrer conspiracy case in Washington was moved to November 27. Dr Carl Reimenschneider, Baldwin Wallace College president emeritus, died after a paralytic stroke. In Lorain a Jewish amalgamation formed and a new temple planned. E D Kelly suffered a foot crush at B and O yard and was hospitalized.
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Alamac
New In Bay
Shomer
Wheeler
Washington
Motta- Ba
Justice Pain District Supreme Court
Toda
Ritus
Baldwiallace
Cleveland
Carl Reimenschneider
Baldwin-Wallace College
Athletic Burglar Sought After 12,000 Loot
Police hunt a burglar linked to eight Long Island robberies in weeks. He entered the home of Cr. Flamman, top lawyer, at Great Lake Si and escaped with jewelry worth over 12 000 dollars.
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Flamman
Great Lake Si
Long Island
Ridgeville Routs Madison in Muddy Rivalry Decides Hard Luck
Ridgeville High defeats Madison Bridders 21 to 0 in heavy rain at Madison Field. Ridgeville dominates with seven first downs to Madison's three, outplays despite 23-pound weight disadvantage, but a disputed play wiped out a touchdown chance. Final score reflects Ridgeville’s sturdy drive and Madison's missed scoring chances in a soggy mud field.
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Ridzevile High School
Madison
Madison Hich
Ridgeville Boys
Madison Bridders
Behm
Roal
Markets Cleveland Produce Market Prices
Market recap from Cleveland showing butter at 52 33, eggs at 61, Ohio firs at 56, poultry values for fowls 24, ducks 25 26, geese 21 22, oleo 25, fruit apples in unclassified ranges, potatoes onions cabbage tomatoes and dried navy beans with quoted per unit prices and per ton or basket measurements as reported.
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Cleveland
Exizva
Ohio
Fimira
Live Stock Prices Show Mixed Gains Across Markets
Cleveland live stock market receipts reach 1000 cattle and 1600 calves with gains up to 50 cents for top categories. Hogs lead with 23 to 25 cent advance. hogs and sows traded around 9.60 for sows and 22.50 for top boars, while lambs and sheep rose about 23 cents.
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Cleveland
Higher
York
Dark Rings Under Eyes Advertisement at Local Drug Store
An eye wash product Lavopax advertised for relief of dark rings and bloodshot eyes using hydrastis and boric mix. Eyecup free offer cited. Ebert's Drug Store at 571 W Broad St LaGrange and Edison Elcher, druggist, promote the item in a regional classifieds style.
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Ebert's Drug Store
Broad St
LaGrange
I. Edison Elcher
Bank Teller and Two Others Death by Self-Inflicted
In Salem a 25 year old bank teller Gra han Heh shot himself after the bank opened. Heh had a nervous breakdown two months earlier and left home briefly before being found in Rutland Vermont. He leaves a widow, father, mother, and two brothers. In New York a 67 year old Kechenmeister died after a six story fall at Central Park. An unidentified man, about 30, leaped in front of a subway train to end his life.
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Salem
Grahan Heh
Salem National Bank
Ffred Shaself
Rich
Rutlené
New York
Kechenmeister
Rudar
Upa
Central Park
Fight Over Character Slain Girl in Sobville Trial
Sensational testimony on the dead girl's character sparked near a fist fight between special prosecutor Stalph Kane and a defense witness. The case against D. Stephenson, Earl Gentry, and Earl Klinck for the murder of Oberholtzer progresses as witnesses discuss liquor in a Indianapolis hotel and political ties amid a week of court activity.
Debt payment bonds sent to Britain for U.S. debt relief
London reports Winston Courcaill today received bonds totaling 35,500 from an American resident born in England to aid the British government in paying its debt to the United States. The treasury acknowledged the gift but public donor name is not disclosed. Meanwhile a youthful gang yesterday snatched payroll packets, escaping with 3.1 Gay’s payroll, in a separate incident.
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London
Winston Courcaill
Eland
United States
Treasury
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