End Tieup in New York Stilt Meeting Yields Acceptance
In New York on November 14 a dispute among unions ended as members voted to accept a mandate from the executive committee. About 2,250 workers, representing a general printing tieup, attended a joint meeting of the International Typographical Union and related locals and endorsed the decision.
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Serbigh
Union
Eight Million Claim Over Ship Use in Gulf
In Winston Texas on November 24 a claim seeks eight million dollars from the United States Shipping Board for damages believed to result from the cover of vessels. The case arises in the Gulf Refining Company dispute regarding damages tied to ship operations.
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Nston
Tex
E Gulf Refining Company
United States
He Shipping Board
Red Cross Home Service Aids Ex-Service Men
Nov 24 report outlines Red Cross home service for ex service men in need of hospital care and government support. It notes Red Cross mobilization to provide trained workers for care of disabled soldiers under hospital treatment and mentions a program enrolling twenty five students for related public health service work.
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Ington
Tealth
Amelia Ushor
Vince
Oon End Soglak
Lustun
Air
Unknown primary race shapes local Republican contest
The snippet notes Mrs. Renista from Suerwood south of here and Boerwood, both Harvard graduates, opposing W. Johnson for the Republican nomination amid a contested local race.
Hospital Notes and Discharges From Local Homes
Admission entries include Dorota Pitkin at 827 We daughter James street Clinton Hawk on 1 avenue with Mrs J J Schrock listed. Discharges note Frances Balam and baby from 105 St Bridge St and several others at varied Cleveland Elyria Berea addresses.
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James Ster
Clinton Hawk
J. J. Schrock
Aiarest Bridge Street
Frances Balam
St Bridge
George HH. Snauith
Prospest Street
Florence Jacquet
R. D. No
Elyria
Ma F. Road
Berea
Chas. J. Hast Broad
Gamble
East 154Th Street
Cleveland
Germany hinges on new minister to rebuild postwar industry
A newly appointed minister of reconstruction in Germany faces the task of reviving the damaged industrial sector after postwar chaos. The pick comes as the nation seeks stability and economic recovery amid turmoil and shifting leadership.
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Tha
Why Be Pale Take Pepto Mangan Restoration of Red Blood
An ad for Pepto Mangan promotes increased red blood supply, renewed vigor, and restored color. The ad claims Pepto Mangan strengthens the body, improves appetite, and quickens the step, available in liquid and tablet forms under the Gude's name.
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Niude
Gude
Daylight Park Robbery in Cleveland Staged by Armed Pair
Two armed men staged a daylight holdup in a park in Cleveland today, escaping with cash while a large search effort by a dozen detectives and Captain Mfatowitz’s team followed. Victim Barnett from Gra iats Grossman was shaken but unharmed as authorities pursued leads and questioned residents. The report also includes stray poems and dialogue mixed with the chaotic scene.
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Parkside
Tockefeder Park
Grossman
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief For Bad Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, a sugar coated vegetable formula, act gently on the bowels and liver to cleanse the system. Advertises relief from bad breath without the harsh effects of calomel, recommending one to two tablets nightly at 10 or 25 cents.
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FE Edwards
Wep M. Edwards
Oberlin Names McPhee Captain Of 1920 Team
Lawrence D. McPhee of Youngstown elected captain of Oberlin College's 1920 football squad at the annual banquet in Warner gym. Twelve players received letters, including McPhee and captain Steller, with McPhee noted for strong defense and key Miami game touchdowns.
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Theriin
Youngstown South High
Metcalf
Steller
Illlan
Frey
Vincen
Woodruff
Martin
Taylor
Stallings
Wheeler
Barden
Oberlin President King Donates 300 For Tennis Court
Oberlin College president Dr Henry Churchill King announced at a football banquet that he would donate part of his salary increase toward building a new tennis court on Dillfield athletic grounds. Also reported are local obituaries and social notes from Oberlin events.
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Oberlin, O
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Jou
Dillfield
Akron Couple Wed As Family Jazzes In Wedding
The text notes the Akron area wedding of the bridegroom’s father Mr Hobson and his wife who survived the ceremony for a brief wedding trip. They will reside at 257 Lindenwood Avenue Akron. Mrs Hobson is a public school graduate and longtime clerk at Yeoples Bank and well regarded by colleagues.
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Gal
Slack
Spring Street
Hobson
Akron
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