Quake and Landslides Devastate Batavia District
A news agency dispatch reports about 300 dead and many missing after two days of earthquakes in the Dutch East Indies. Ke dod towns were wiped out and Wonoboro, a noted health resort, was razed as shocks of half an hour's duration were recorded near Farenza where Bendam observatory is located.
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Dutch East Indies
London
Batavia
Kedow
Wonoboro
Farenza
Bendam Observatory i3
Prohibition Agents Arrest Seven in Lorain
Seven persons were arrested by state prohibition agents in Lorain on request of the Prohibition Commissioner to enforce the liquor law. Tony Mycossiky of Milwaukee pleaded guilty and was fined 190 dollars plus costs. Others pled not guilty and were bound over for trial on November 28. Two women from West 14th Street appeared for a hearing. Names include Frank Walter, William Fellingham, Thomas Creco, and John Glori.
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Lorain
Prohibition
B F. McDonie
Crty
Tony Mycossiky
Milwaukee
Frank Walter
Broadway
William Fellingham
Thomas Creco
John Glor
11Th Street
West 14Th Street
Helen Urbensky
Anna
Elyria Visitor Loses Husband In Ohio Funeral Planned
George Esten aged 40 percent years died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cleveland after being moved from a tram in Sandusky. Survived by wife Estep, visiting sister Mrs A R Agate of 220 Fourteenth Street. Body taken to Taylor Funeral Home for burial in Canton Ohio.
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George Esten
Sandy
New York
Bad Heart Attack Strikes Marion Woman
The patient suffered a serious heart attack described by physicians as severe and prolonged. Authorities report previous attacks but none so long, with treatment including opening windows and doors to the room.
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Marion
Warren G Harding
Slayer Electrocuted for Michigan City Murder
Harry Diamond, 26, was executed by electric chair in Michigan City for the February 14, 1923 murder of his wife. He shot and killed her, wounded his chauffeur during a car ride, and claimed an attack as his alibi. A dying statement from a woman named Inman was reported.
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Michigan City
Ind
Harry Diamond
Nove
Diamond
Grain market report from Chicago on March 14
Chicago grain prices opened irregularly with wheat up about 1 to 2 cents. Corn and oats moved modestly with small declines and several contracts showing slight increases. May futures for wheat and corn showed limited gains while oats listed mixed quotes amid opening prices.
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Chicago
Mor
Health ad claims cure for stomach trouble
An advertisement hawks a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases stomach inflammations. It promises relief within weeks and offers a money refund via druggists if unsatisfied.
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Miers
ABE MARTIN On Dos't Gi Discouraged deed doubtful af
ABE MARTIN recounts early setbacks and bold returns as he pursued politics and a career in Yakima wash country. He faced ridicule, kept faith, and later opened a studio after a long journey of trials to build a life and aid others in his town.
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Abe Martin
Yakima
Washin
Ehip
Poor, illiterate at 18 to famed doctor at 82
Dr. Owens Adair of Warrenton Oregon rose from poverty and illiteracy at eighteen to become a physician and eugenics advocate. Now eighty two she holds medical degrees from three American colleges and two abroad and enjoys a comfortable fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens Adair
Warrenton, Ore
American Business Men Foster International Economic Survey
Americans lead a world economic survey under the International Chamber of Commerce to identify measures to boost production and restore global trade. The U S committee includes Fred Kent of Bankers’ Trust, A C Bedford of Standard Oil New Jersey, Julius H Barnes of Duluth grain, and Willis H Booth of Guaranty Trust. The survey aims to revive international commerce.
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International Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Organization
Fred Kent
Bankers’ Trust
New York
A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil Co
N.J
Julius H. Barnes
Duluth
Willis H
Vogier Granted Default Verdict In School Board Suit
H Vogier, plaintiff seeking 2229 from Sheffield Lake Village Board of Education, received a default verdict from Judge A R Webber in Common Pleas Court. Vogier claims he supplied services to the board and seeks payment for those services.
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Vogier
H H. Vogier
Sheffield Lake Village Board of Education
Defaut
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
Volger
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Bodane
Elyria
Slayer
Chicago Grain
Ingia
Ruth Sand
M.didle
Puance
Roosevelt
Ernest Sturm
American Eagle
Continental
Fidelity-Phenixs
Ormor
Liverpool
Milady
Spain
Aero King
Japan
Antony G. H. Fokker
New Jersey
Henry C. Wallace
Agriculture
G. I. Christie
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Indiana
International Economic Survey
William Parratt
SAK
John Bruder
Caroline Bruder
Avon Village
Ratt
Bruders
Eorge Mihalek
Valentine Mihalek
Loran
Common Pleas Court
John Mihalek
Katherine Mihalek
Anna Zelnex
Dominick Zelnek
Valentine Miaatek
Thomas E. O'Hern
Anna Mitalek
Mary Mihalek
Chronicle Telegram Office
Outlet Clothing CO
Broad Street
Choice
Scanlon Clothing Company
Grand Theatre
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