Ohio parole and prison reforms urged in state report
Columbus reports state welfare director Macareal urges sweeping changes to Ohio parole and hospital systems. Recommend a nonpartisan three member board with six year terms, business managers for state hospitals, receiving cottages, psychosomatic facilities, and expanded land. Proposes two new facilities for the insane and a summer tuberculosis sanitarium. Also calls overhauls at Madison county prison with mills and factories, a rebuilt modern penitentiary, and a new aluminum plant to supply utensils.
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Columbus
Wuclaring
Macayeal
Grafton
Mount Vernon
Madison County
Macayea
Ohio
Macaveal
Biz Eponugh
German Invention to Eliminate Coal Need
Berlin reports a German scientist has created an epoch making invention that will practically eliminate the necessity for coal. Details are secret pending a meeting of German industrial leaders. insiders compare its importance to the steam engine and electricity breakthroughs.
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Berlin
The Woman of Poise Ad Variant Promotes Pinkham Remedy
An advertisement extols the modern poised woman thriving in home work and social life. It links poise to steady nerves and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness hindering women in a complex age.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Advt
Grace Beauty Shop Ad in Cheshire Block
Grace Beauty Shop advertises clay packs Bereza facials mani curing shamipoos scalp treatment and evening work. Mrs Grace Gardner contact number 7283 located in Cheshire Block No 3.
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Grace Gardner
Cheshire Block
Harding plans quiet Thanksgiving at White House
Washington Nov 29 due to Mrs Harding illness the president and Mrs Harding will spend Thanksgiving day quietly with few intimate friends in the sick room at the White House no formal observance is planned despite gifts from admirers. Mrs Harding's condition improves enough to sit up at times and the president remains by her side except for brief outings.
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Ashington
White House
Reading
Sawyer
Harding
Arlington
Capitol
Soldie
Congress
Hardings
Hot Springs
Florida
Gas Store findings reveal carbon monoxide hazards in home tests
Expanded tests at the Henderson residence in Lancaster examined gas heating and cooking sources. Researchers observed low to moderate carbon monoxide levels, eye irritation, and animals showing weakness and stupor, with doors opened later for ventilation and safety precautions noted by investigators.
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Warhurst
Henderson
Lancaster
Fred Berr
Dalvision of Laboratories
Mir
Lacey
N. C. Dysart
Division of Industrial Hygiene
State Health Department
Fairfield County
Charles Radcliffe
C. C. Guia
Ager
Hayhurst
Stocks and commodities mixed on New York market session
Stocks like Standard Oil New Jersey and Crucible Steel moved modestly, while Pan American rose about three-quarters. Reading led rail names with gains, and commodity sections show corn, oats, and hogs trading with mixed firmness. Liberty bonds opened unevenly with small shifts in various series.
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New York
Sellurn
Mar Standard Oi
New Jer
Steel Comimian
Corn Profucus
Linson
Ly Rigaber
Reading
Re-captured Meee referry Giita death in Louisville shooting
The incident involves Officer Frid ale killed the man known as Ai Feneral of Patrolman Koehler. A funeral service will be held Thursday morning at 387 South Hague Avenue with Rev OL Lindenbelt officiating. The body will be taken to the Union station and shipped to Saint Bernard, Cincinnati for burial in Reading cemetery. A reward fund is being raised for Mrs Koehler, the widow.
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Giita
Louevite
Fridale
Ai Feneral
Koehler
South Hague Avenue
Lindenbelt
Shepard M
Governor Puy Announces Frist Fuel Brant Retirement Fortunes
Nov 22 Columbus notes a proclamation by Governor Puy regarding the retirement of Fuel Brant Friday. The move authorizes discontinuation of a state administration initiative effective December 1, outlining cost controls under $15,000 and aims to stabilize fuel supply amid rising prices. Officials emphasize emergency provisioning and continued state oversight through the administrator and related entities.
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Columbus
Puy Cenmendin
Neal
Neighbo
Dav Guneed
Ohio
North Wittens
Markets Cleveland Produce Raet Butter and Eggs Prices
Cleveland markets show prices for dairy and produce featuring butter per pound, eggs fresh per dozen, oleo and cheese notes, poultry items like turkeys and fowl, and vegetables including cabbage onions tomatoes and potatoes. The listing includes unit terms and bid prices, with several items showing per pound or per bushel terms and a few price ranges for select goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Red Cross Canvass Extended At Y M C A Meeting
The Kivanig club met at noon at the Y M C A for a Red Cross canvass update. The group extended the canvass to Saturday night to reach families away from town and encourage subscriptions. Webber and A L Garford spoke briefly while John Urant’s visit was postponed due to the meeting.
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Y. M.C
Red Cross
Cam
Alga F
Citvk
Elyria
Teo
John Urant
Tesa Meeltg
Webber
A. L. Garford
Prohibition Era Ode to Family and Nation
The passage urges ending drunkenness by channeling funds from saloons and distilleries to families and national welfare. It extols gratitude for peace and calls on citizens, especially husbands and fathers, to act for America’s moral improvement and better home life during wartime reflection.
Athens cabinet members executed amid Greek crisis
The article reports the execution of former cabinet members in Athens led by Premier Conatas as the Greek revolutionaries tighten control. Bishops and diplomats protest while Britain and the United States criticize the actions amid Vatican scrutiny and papal alarm.
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Stratos
Baltazzis
Theot' Kiz
Padianestis
Aste
Hadsorestia
Eleuther
Otlers
Conatas
Mambars Thes
Constantine
Great Britain
America
Vatican
Vatican 2
Athens
Laa Iwoong
Papal
Gueparrt
Elyria Lorain Y M C A Relays Tomorrow
Preparation is underway for a Thanksgiving Day relay between Lorain Y M C A and Elyria Y M C A. A 16 member team from Lorain will race against a 16 from Elyria over about eight miles with each runner covering half a mile. The start is at the Lorain Y M C A and finish at the Elyria Y M C A building with transport provided between sites. A dinner will follow the race and a silver loving cup will be awarded to the winning team with engravings and cup possession rights for the year.
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Lorain
Gria Y
Elyria
MOG
Albert Evans
Tube Company
Taca
Marg
R.o. Rudolph
Larah McClellan
Wiares
Geo. van Ageil
Wm. Schu
Carmel Tenevrarto
John Telat
Alex Ksenich
Jobn Bock
Win. Lozk
Jos Marta
Ty Nickoletti
Larran
Larran Fer
Mim
Chas Be
G. Stelze Pepe
W. Jan. B Grant
R. Deraath
E. T. Waterman
L. Kues
A. Guthrie
C. Krueth
WK. Buswell
T. Wes Uy
T Stephenson
A. Shaw
Fith
K. Weer
R. Steininerz
Robbers Use Acetylene Torch In State Toll Break In Mora
A toll facility at Mora was attacked by robbers who entered with an acetylene torch cutting the barrier. The incident occurred after 7 and before 7:45 this morning. A haul of more than 25 dollars in cash and Liberty bonds was taken, with $37.90 noted in a related entry. The exact location cited is Lonsdale.
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Paribault
Lonsdale
Alienation Suit Details From Crosstown Proceedings
Fragmented item notes a $6,590 amount in an alienation suit involving individuals named Okrent and Sqnthes. The text appears garbled but references a court filing, a signed document by eleven persons, and a sum of $25,099 tied to a party and son, with unspecified deliberations.
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Cincin
Rafta
N Turer
Okrent
Joseph Tt
Redeliber
Couzens Selected in New York City Campaign
New York November 29 census data shows Couzens announced his decision to accept Green or Gries and run for office. He stated he intends to continue community work and pursue his commission. Meanwhile tensions over the ship subsidy bill linger as political leaders weigh next steps.
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New York
Liguar Dames
Greenor
S.coged
Newberry Couzens
Cou
Beymont
Truman Li
Tees
Murder inquiry in New Brunswick ends without indictments
Somerset county grand jury declines to indict anyone in the murders of Dr. Edward W. Hall and choir singer Mrs. Kowator Atikis. Attorney General Wilbur A. Mott and Chief Attorney Curt McCran await a conference to decide next steps. Questions remain about who will pay the investigation costs as public attention shifts away.
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New Brunswick
X. J
Edward W. Hail
Kowator Atikis
Sendia
Somerset F Coulty Grand Jury
Wilbur A. Mott
Mcint
Altorney
Curt TF. McCran
Moit Saii
Hall
Ames Mills
R Nn
Mills
Middlesex
Somerset
Jane Gilson
Wiele
Explosion at Philadelphia whiskey plant claims two more lives
In Philadelphia Pa November 29 two more men died from a blast at a whiskey still last night. Victims include Benjamin Waxman 39 and John Kozols 15 who died at a local hospital this morning. Four rescuers were burned and hospitalized. Local details list B Chinasky as a reported victim per initial accounts.
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Philadelphia
B. Chinasky
Benjamin Waxman
John Kozols
Sees for Interest in Amherst Lorain Property Filed
B Praderich sues Chas rich trustee under will claiming one sixth ownership of Lorain and Amherst properties and seeking set off to her by age twenty five. In Washington a series of conferences with Attorney General Harling and Deusherty to urge federal judges to impose harsher sentences under national acts.
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B. Praderich
Chas.rich
Lorain Ami Amherst
Nara
Washington
Resiovot Harling
Geni Deusherty
United States
Acs
Turks Withdraw Over Island Dispute
In Lausanne on November 29, Turkish representatives withdrew from talks after anger over the Allies insistence on demilitarizing the Aegean islands, signaling a setback in postwar security discussions.
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Lausanxe
Aegean Islands
Hickory Tree Grange Gold Jubilee Celebrated
Amherst reports show Hickory Tree Grange held a golden jubilee at their hall with an open meeting. Geo Holstein gave a talk on fifty years past as music readings and vocal instrumental items filled the program. Refreshments followed and a social time ensued.
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Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange
Geo. Holstein
Turkish island sovereignty clash fuels peace talks
Subcommission of the Near East peace conference reports Turks demand sovereignty over key Aegean islands to block potential Greek wartime use. John Dekay, an American, represents an Anglo French American oil syndicate with Anatolia Mesopotamia and Mosul concessions valued at 150 million dollars. Syndicate assets once belonged to heirs of Sultan Abdul Hamid. Dekay won favorable reception from Turkish peace envoys. In Cincinnati, Patrick McGivern, a huckster, was hurled from a wagon and sustained a likely fatal head injury. he remains unconscious at St. Mary’s hospital. Paris dispatch notes Premier Poincare agreed to Britain’s demand for preliminary talks before the Brussels conference.
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Hoon
Greece
John Dekay
Anatolia
Mesopotamia
Mosul
Abdul Hamid
Dekay
Cincinnati
Patrick McGivernn
St. Mary's Hospital
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