Wrecking of Morgan bank linked to union feud
The New York World cites months of investigation showing the Wall Street blast aimed at the stock exchange annex as revenge for mistreatment of members of the No. 95 and Brindel unions. Brindel, president of the building trade council, and Zaranko deny union involvement though both led opposing factions.
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The
New York World
Ttm
Morgan Bank
Wall Street
New York
No. 96
Brindefl
Brinsell
Building Trade Council
No. 95
Diam Zaranko
Zaranko Sa
Arindel
Lorain County Dry Federation Thanks Supporters
Lorain County Dry Federation expresses gratitude to all who aided the recent Prohibition enforcement campaign. The Crabe act received a large majority, showing strong organization and cooperation among Dry forces. Headquarters in Lorain County Hank Building remain open for pledges and account settlements. a full financial statement will be published after accounts close. A. R. Webber, President Lorain County Dry Federation. Nellie M. Hill, campaign organizer.
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Lorain
Hank
Imaon
Agaist Ie Federation
A. R. Webber
Federatioz
Nellie Mf. Hill
Campeten
Mer
Osteopathy Doctor Opens Local Office at Redington Building
Dr RK Fell, formerly of Lorain, begins osteopathic practice in this city from the Redington building. A graduate of the American School of Osteopathy in Kirksville Missouri, he arrives highly recommended for his care and expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. Fell
Osteopath, Formly of
Lorain
Redington
Hell
Aerican School of Osteopathy
Tkavill, Mo
Remarkable Recovery Reported From Rheumatism
A fragmentary local notice describes a remarkable recovery from rheumatism attributed to a "Prevscription 99" after an interview with Mr WW Scroggs and mentions an unnamed worker at Dange Bros in Detroit who became suddenly crippled by rheumatism.
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HH. Scroggs
Ogge
J Fen
Dange Bros. Troit
Neutrone Prescription Heals Rheumatic Pain Says Patient
A testimonial from W H Scroggs describes severe rheumatism with swollen hips legs and numb limbs eased after taking Neutrone Prescription 992. He credits three bottles and two weeks of use for dramatic relief and ongoing health improvement, urging others to try the remedy.
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Ted Qisesan
Fanivent
Newspaper rates rise as costs surge in 1914 20
Uliness Committee on Public Utility Information reports newspapers justify advance subscription costs and advertising rates amid sharp cost increases. From 1914 to 1920 paper and ink costs jumped over 200 percent, with machinery and labor rising, and publishers warn no long contracts amid tight print paper supply while rates reflect higher production costs.
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Uliness Committee On Public Utility Information
Local Social Notes From Oberlin And Nearby Towns
Avon visitors and local calls fill a weekend roster with Mrs. Charles Knjelt and Hoy Knight in South Lorain, Huck from Portland at Oburlin College, and Mary, Grace and Irene Gough at Oberlin. Meetings, visits, and student moves pepper a busy schedule including a Lorain County Mission Circles gathering and Eleanor Buck attending Oberlin Business College.
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AVON
Charles Knjelt
Hoy Knight
South Lorain
G. Cliften
Ashley
Mt. Gilead
Huck
Portland
Mich
Oburlin College
Wm. Paak
Elsia Walker
Fayetta
Berea
Oberlin
Ewin Pickering
Florida
Carrie Martindale
Cleveland
Wilton Dawley
Eulab
The
Baptist Sunday School
Elsie Walker
Susan Jameson
Sump
Lewis
Andress
Elyria
Nichols
Atherst
Eleanor Buck
Obarlin Business College
Beseic Henan
GRAFTON NOTES AND VISITORS REPORTS ON LOCAL EVENTS
Will Reichard reported a deer haul during a hunting trip in the mountains where he and Mrs Reichard are visiting with brother George. Mr Herman of Litchfield resumed night watchman duties at the Osborne foundry Tuesday night. Mrs Noble and her grandson visited North Eaton with their parent.
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Grafton
Will Reichard
Local Socials Note Visits and Anniversary Events
Mrs Louisa Neff and daughter Thursday Bert Belden of Helden was a visitor in town Friday Mrs Neff and son of Valley City called in town Friday Tuesday evening Nov 9 George Anltzer entertained his employees at a 6 o'clock dinner honoring the tenth anniversary of his store The guests included Matt Pratt Rowe Spitzer Vancl Myera Frank Schwarer Jake Hillier Ed Brongon Earl Durkee and Barnard Mott Two other employers Albert Bremke and Perry Thompson could not attend The Four Hundred club held a dance Thursday evening Miss Elete Like and her sisters from Cleveland visited their father and brother in South Amherst Wednesday Gordon Tranchard and Mr and Mrs J J Cutter of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs George Trenchard Monday evening Mrs Jack Lymer of Etyria via
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Louisa Neff
Bert Belden
Helden
Neff
Valley City
George Anltzer
Mr. Spitzer
Matt Pratt
Rowe Spitzer
Vancl Myera
Frank Schwarer
Jake Hillier
Ed. Brongon
Earl Durkee
Barnard Mott
Albert Bremke
Perry Thompson
Four Hundred Club
Eleté
Cleveland
South Amherst
Gordon Tranchard
J. J. Cutter
George Trenchard
Jack Lymer
Etyria Via
Modern Home Remedy for Deep Lung Ailment and Bruises
The article prescribes inhaling medicinal vapors for deep lung inflammation and using a pine oil based treatment for bruises and cuts. It suggests warming and funneling vapors over the chest and nostrils, applying pine oil ointment, and keeping a jar of Krew-Piza at home. Prices are listed as 30c and 60c.
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Belleona
Memorial Address Honors World War Comrades
Rev Henry Sigbee Warner of First Spiritualist Church delivered a memorial and armistice address at the United Grand Army hall last Sunday, urging forward-looking tribute to fallen and returning servicemen. He called for a united, constructive republic built on liberty and justice, praising endurance, duty, and devotion to country over partisanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sigbeo Warner
First Spiritualist Church
Su Grand Army Hall
Lincoln
Hhoeauen
Flu Agerion Legion
Ite
Four Thousand Foreigners in Lorain Reported
A BE. C. Vermillion study states Ohio hosts over 250000 foreigners, with 109000 English speakers. Among them about 4000 reside in Lorain, reflecting local immigrant presence as part of the statewide survey.
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BE. C. Vermillion
Ohio
Lorain
Do We Want Women on Police Force
Public letters debate the idea of women serving as police, weighing qualifications and impacts. Contributors discuss civil service limits, potential for policing by women, risks to officers and civilians, and the need for qualified candidates in a city facing liquor and disorder issues.
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Tts
Leeanae
Ustica
Pears
France
Sberia
Clyris
Ben
Windman
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Willam Zaranke
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Robert P. Brindell
Lirkin Dry Federation
Ir. of Osteopathy
W. H. Scroggs
Alyira
Detroit
Greough
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the Krew-Pinna Co., Inc
Wayresburg, PA
George
Automobile Insurance
Lorain Co
Chronicle
Qreen
Raat Ave
Jack Pelee
Agaiont
Tard
John Grant
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Bayfield
HICK
Harmony Boys
Knoxville, Tenn
Elk’s Club Hall
Standard Oil Company
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