How to Meet the Queen Outlined by State Dept
Washington reports state department experts lay out etiquette for meeting Queen Marie of Romania. If meeting in formal setting, the queen enters first, is seated to the right of her partner, and is addressed as Your Royal Highness. Ladies curtsey, men bow, and guests avoid turning their backs. flowers may be exchanged only with proper decorum.
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Washington
Marie
Rumania
Bue
State Department
Nicholas
Gondt
Giterais
Kouamarnion Legation
United States
Florida
Bertod
Etani
Ivier Weather Bureau
Labrador
Dudio Bay
Aloha
Sielart Case Highlights Slap Fight and Alleged Conspiracy
NUMBER SEVEN continues with Sielart case chaos as Gilbert and Hahn clash over press leaks about Mrs. Sielart. Attacks occur, court admonishes both, and incompetence motions surface regarding Mrs. Sielaff’s asylum history. McPherson linked to a staged role of Miss X for Ormiston at Carmel. witnesses, including Lorraine Wiseman, to be challenged as defense introduces new testimony.
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Sielart
Gilbert
Hahn
Hah
Blake
Sielaff
Utah
Mextco
Hos
Whert
Aimey Senipre McPreron
Wis
Lorraine Wiseman
Mrs. McPherson
Wiseman-Sielati
Virla Kimball
Oakland
Miss X
Kenneth Ormiston
Carmel
Steubenville Vice Cleanup Moves Into Prospect
Steubenville officials plan new vices crackdown following a trial that pointed to broader corruption. Mayor Jota S fate ton holds office while Dr. Sanders aides say evidence supports further charges against several potent officials within ten days.
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Bteubravinus
O. Ort
Eleagun
Asencrates
LAD STRUCK BY AUTO IN LODI STREET INCIDENT
Richard Armstrong six of eleven arcade street was struck by a car driven by John Weiner of Lake Avenue on Society Street. He sustained injuries to his forehead right and left leg. Armstrong ran from behind a parked car on Lodi Street and was hit by Weinert's vehicle. He was taken to a doctor for treatment.
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Lad
Richard Armstronge
Arcade Street
John Weiner
Lake Avenue
Society
Young Armstrong
Lodi Street
Weinert
Armstrong
This Man Intends to Keep it in the House
A 1912 testimonial claims four bottles of MAYA'S stomach remedy restored health after illness, enabling work and weight gain. The ad asserts the preparation removes mucus and inflammation in the stomach and intestines, including appendicitis, offering one dose or money back and retailing at druggists.
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Maya
Woman Aims Hudson Swim Albany to New York Record
Charlotte Meyers Schemmell began from Albany last Sunday aiming to swim to New York City. She covered about 90 miles including 86 miles of water and faced tide delays, reaching a point seven miles north of Poughkeepsie before 8:30 this morning and near New York City by Sunday night or Monday. She hopes to beat Mile Gade’s record of 38 hours 38 minutes.
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Poughrrevsin
N. Y
D. B
Charlotte Myerr Sehars Wemed
Beta Yecord
Albany
New York
Hudson
Here
Schemmell
New York City
Schoemimeell
Death notices and obituaries from a late 19th century paper
Multiple death notices and obituaries are summarized from a damaged OCR page. Nancy Mobinson dies at her daughter Mish duty tobvisen’s home on Fine Street after a brief illness, with six children named and burial at Shep herdsvawn. Other notices include Mrs Agng Whompeun’s death at home with sister in England, Roy Anwan Kirby officiating, Hiram B. Grigesby's death at 212 East Seventh Street with Civil War service, and Mrs Viceurin Ste a prominent resident of the ward. Funeral details list locations, dates, and cemeteries. scattered names and relationships appear, with mixed legible fragments and inconsistent spellings.
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Maryee
Nancy Mobinson
Vanever
Sheypherdstown
Yiu
Sado Tunvrsl
Midas
Tiernpon
Ant
Shepherdsvawn
Hiram B. Grigesby
East Seventh Street
Tess
Hiss
Mdlaw
Harald Hibits
Missouri
Suds
Kenny
Prohibition Machinery Faces New Steps for Smooth Operation
Government officials discuss strengthening enforcement and coordination with Washington headquarters to improve the Prohibition Bureau's functioning. Andrew emphasizes the need for a smoothly working machine as policies and decisions unfold.
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Fica
Washington
Andrews
Andrewe
Local Collision Causes Auto Damage on West Avenue
A southbound driver from 166 Longford Avenue pulled toward the middle to turn left onto Second Street and collided with Joe Varish of La Grange coming from the south on West Avenue. Varish’s car sustained front axle and right front fender damage while the other vehicle suffered minor damage to the left rear wheel fender. Police assisted at the scene.
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Longford Avenue
West Avenue
Second Street
Joe Varish
la Grame
Pnd
Werass
Yarish
Des
Lorain Woman Initiates Divorce Action After Domestic Strife
A Lorain woman files for divorce citing threats and alleged coercive behavior by her husband. She claims he banned her from the family home and threatened harm, while she seeks protection and support for herself and their child.
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Mary Beéroett
Common Ples
Aedes
Childran
Vandalized Panes Mistaken for Fireworks Incident
Police retrieved a cat from 219 West 8th Street after reports of pans containing fucwles. Boys had fled the scene after alarms and jokers were involved. police found no breakage upon arrival.
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West 8Th Strand
Vined for Violating Traffic Ordinance By Stark Street
Stansky was fined one dollar and costs in police court for speeding on Broad Street while returning from the Woolha Farm and Steed Couponry. The readable text shows a minor traffic violation with a small fine and costs assessed by local police court.
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Vined
Pelter Stansky
Polics
Ris Merning
Stansky
Wlyrha Lrom
Steed
Judgment for $2000 sought on two notes in suit
A judgment for 2000 dollars is asked in four petitions filed today by the Toxin Silices Incorporated against Joseph J. Majorcek and J. B. Mc Galrne. The money is alleged to be due on two promissory notes.
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Siies. Incorporated
Joseph J. Majorcek
J. B. McGalrne
Candy Vending Machine Robbed At Store
A candy vending machine attached to John Conry's store was pried open last night. Some candy was stolen but the cash box could not be removed. Police report details the break in and ongoing investigation.
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John Conry
Fiolice
Nighttime airship disaster and rescue near Cleveland
A hazy account describes an incident involving a large dirigible over Los Angeles and Detroit, with a crash near Cleveland. Reports mention ships in distress, burning wreckage, and a focus on the AK vessel destroyed near Provana while crews on board attempted to stabilize and evacuate. Authorities discuss electrical guidance, communications, and a ten year battery plan for future craft.
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Hasing
Los Angeles
Seare Aligay
Ava
Ava. OL. Inst Near, Uooabsecutiark Dager Dir Thes Tate Beth
Tate
Hard Winter Forecasters Predict Severe Season
Washington dispatch says U S Weather Bureau observations point to a hard winter overdue, with the country entering byprediction of one of the severest cold seasons since 1917. Forecasters refuse definite six month predictions, citing normal recent winters and ongoing studies into solar activity and weather drivers.
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Washington
D. C
U. S. Weather Bureau
Labor Federation Debate on Detroit Auto Workforce Reorganization
In Birmingham and St Petersburg the convention discusses forming Detroit's auto labor zone to aid workers. A letter to President Green questions federation aims, while Mexico City labor talks loom with potential unofficial U.S. attendance. Leaders seek to avoid entanglements and prep for a major industry clash with manufacturers.
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Birmingham
Ala
St Petersburg
Fla
Green Yostuy
L. J. Pliut
Detroit
Federation
Green
Lyst
México City
Mexican Federation
Mexico
Leber
Organized Diher
Callos
Reatoin
Ronverman
Unis
Washington
Nay
sMan
Comitaice
Jong L. Tawis
Joly Pinphy
Linwis
CTU
Umanimons
Federation of Hews
Esterday
Roteretion Dungecn
Politiys
Ontario finds tourist bureau impact on visits
Ontario officials report the Ontario tourist service bureau attracted visitors from Cleveland and beyond during its first months. The effort led to substantial spending by Ohio tourists, with estimates suggesting each party spent around $200 and visitors provided with tourism information. The program aimed to promote Ontario’s appeal and capitalize on increased publicity.
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Ontario
Toronto
Theo Mitts
Aniustal
Onwilla
Ohio
Tourist Service Bureau
Dareenu
Controversy Over Petition Fraud Allegations in Cuyahoga
A heated letter contends that petitions in Cuyahoga County rely on fake circulators, accusing officials and a committee member of concealment. The writer rejects claims of accidental errors and demands independent verification, offering to prove fraud if allowed.
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Cuyahoga
Harry L. Paine
Cuyahoga County
Secretary of State
Vilieg
Tie
Supreme Court
Burke
Jorell
Market reports from Cleveland Toledo and Chicago
Cleveland markets show prices for produce eggs cheese and poultry with Ohio and Cleveland livestock receipts and top figures. Chicago and Toledo listings record wheat corn oats barley rye timothy prices and hogs veal calves and sheep with bid asks and market tone.
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Cleveland
York State
Ducks
Reese
Clevelina Livestock
Toledo
Timothy
Marth
Dominion
State Introduces Pills as Evidence Against Frenchy
Courthouse drama in Cleveland as pills are shown to link Ermil Pat anescu to the death of Dorothy Kirk. Prosecution alleges a Love potion caused the 21 year old’s collapse while defense claims medical factors and platonic ties. Witnesses discuss alleged improprieties and prescribed medicines in a murky case. Separately John Bruce, a Lorain carpenter, and John Bruce, an Amherst merchant, obtain marriage licenses to marry Evelyn Guild and Anastasia Ambrugatoc respectively.
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Clevsland
Ermil “Mreuchy
Patanescu
Dorothy Kirk
Tuey
Balunescu
Aca
Ly Coun
Vatanescu
John Pbruce
John Bruces
Lorain
Amherst
Juhin Bruce
Carpenter
Evelyn Guild
Alko Amherst
Eastaviu
Bruce
Anastasia Ambrugatocatin
Cholera Watch Warns Farmers on Immunization Practices
Ohio State University extension specialist John W. Watchet warns that cholera outbreaks in cattle occur about every four to five years. He notes few cases near the next year unless herds are unprotected and urges vaccination and early treatment to protect livestock, advising timely serum use and careful herd management.
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John W. Watchet
Ohio State University
Nheer
Y ‘Ot
Ube
Wuairhel Sass
Fragmented OCR tale hints at medieval figures and events
Partially legible text mentions Queen Marl and Abary with references to a ruler named David in 1128. The fragment references a royal audience, eyes, rain, and various odd spellings. Content is unclear, but notes a royal brTEh from David to in 1128.
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Atheraten
Aindreath Tiatdavy
Mospad
Dutve
King Named Trust Officer at Savings Deposit Bank
The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company selects Joseph M. King as Trust Officer from a large pool of applicants. King, a Meyoland attorney for eight years, is described by directors as the unanimous choice, with backing from leading local lawyers.
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The
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Elec Lion
Joseph M. King
Kiag
Meyoland
Elgrij Tank
Ciy
Bids Opened for Avon Lake Filtration Plant Contract
Six bids were received by the county commissioners for the Avon Lake Water Works and Filtration plant project. The lowest bids matched the engineer's estimate, with a full tabulation to begin promptly to enable awards, likely on Monday October 25. Commissioner Rhoads noted the tentative award date.
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County Commissioners
Rhoads
Gasoline tax yields record six month total in 1926
The bureau of roads in the department of agriculture reports gasoline taxes collected in the first six months of 1926 reached a new record totaling 84,059,378 dollars. About 3,560,887,538 gallons were taxed at an average 2.89 cents per gallon, with rates varying from one to five cents across states. California and several others contributed the largest shares to highway funding.
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Wasitiington
Get
Bureau of Roads
Department of Agriculture
Win
Massachusetts
New Jer
New York
California
New Lamp Burns 4 Percent Ancient Am End
Fragmentary item from a historic page discusses a lamp burn rate and electrical terms. The text mentions batteries for a year and a public service company. It includes stray references to costs and trial notes, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
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Steubenville
Mrs
Ann Thompson
Agng
Engehisad
Taylor Fy
Roy
Anwan Kirby
Hiram Bo Griggsby
Viceurin Ste
Tin Ruin Rownty
Pois A
Wlete Wens
Moyey Petsean Buney
Mout Vhurch
Weofeld
Baranl
Penfield
Foss
Fo Aens
Windley
O. Airsberger
Clemmons
Eltl
Comb
Stary
Chicago
Stare
Penwield
Delasert
Columbiana Courey
Sandusky
Akon
ETS
Pepe
Ashtounh
Montietaes
Persat
Whypiahenral Srey
Tantus
Joka
Honler
Fadel Tagag
Queen Marl Rew
Evsais Electric
Gr Gas
Ohio Public Service Co
Aipes
FERNS
Carek
Hotel Newell
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