Coolidge Rejects Pinchot Move on Prohibition Enforcement
Washington Oct 16 President Coolidge has not considered transferring prohibition enforcement to the White House. Officials say only a reorganization plan to shift enforcement to the Justice Department is being considered. The Pinchot proposal is officially frowned upon.
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Washington
Coolidge
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
White House
Brown
Department of Justice
Flood Crisis Rises as North Canadian River Bursts Dam
A massive flood swamps the city as the North Canadian river breaches its banks. Air observers are being sent to flood districts while trains and cars ferry refugees to shelters. The reservoir dam failure threatens vast areas and prompts emergency relief including bread and coffee lines.
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Weather Bureau
North Canadian
Hickins
Santa Fe
Brownhelm Club Meets For Bazaar Planning At Mrs Claus Home
Mrs Adam Claus Jr hosted the Just A Merc Club on Thursday afternoon with needlework and bazaar planning. Attendees included Mrs Parker Baird Mrs R H Fairchild Mrs Ben Northeim Mrs John Claus Mrs Geo Ruth and Thelma Greening Ruth Mills Hazel Thompson Gladys Fowell. Sunday school rally day ended with diplomas and certificates for multiple classes. The Brownhelm orchestra gathered at Mr and Mrs A J Cooper’s home and will resume next week.
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Harold Tafs
James Willson
Elmer
Floyd Hirchler
Gertrude McQueen
Luella Schibley
Howard Burke
Philip Lawrence
Gilbert Fairchild
Brownhelm
A. J
Cooper
Krugman
Amherst
Diphtheria Quarantine At Hasenpflug Home And Social Visits Noted
Isaac Bailey of Washington visits Brownheim area staying with Samuel Bacon and A J Shattuck. Mrs A W Ladrich hosts Ladies Society of Axtel M E at her home with large attendance. Miss Lillian Ladrach hosts sister Miss Sophia Heiman from Cleveland for weekend. Arthur Hasenpflug home quarantined for diphtheria as Gerald Hasenpflug contracts disease.
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B. K
Aged couple found murdered near Hagerstown
John Cline aged 73 and his wife Rebecca aged 63 were found murdered in the basement of their Fiddlersburg home, about 212 miles from Hagerstown, shortly after noon. The heads were crushed with a crow bar found near the bodies.
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Hagerstown
M. D
John Cline
Rebecca
Fiddlersburg
Both Engineer and Driver Blamed for Bus Crash Tragedy
Ravenna Oct 15 Coroner R O Wardle details four day inquiry into a fatal collision between a Pennsylvanian bytrain The Clevelander and a school bus driven by L A Cline. He holds bus driver Cline and engineer J R McCaslin of New Castle Pa liable for violating the state general code by failing to stop before tracks and by not ringing the bell within Rootstown corporate limits. Eight children perished in the crash.
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Ravenna. O
Pennsylvana
L. A
McCaslin
Rootstown
Catholic Meet Opens in Cincinnati
Rev John J Swint bishop of Wh preached the sermon at the opening of the National Council of Catholic men's annual convention in Cincinnati Archbishop Henry Mosjer celebrated high mass at St Peter's cathedral. Nearly a thousand delegates attended the event.
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Cincinnati
John J. Swint
National Council of Catholic Men
Henry Mos Jer
St. Peter's Cathedral
Latona Man Fractures Skull In Four Nered Spit
Watson, Oct. Watson, a Cincinnati resident, suffered a skull fracture in an incident at Latona. He remains in critical condition and is under care at General Hospital today.
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Cricinnati
Watson
Jackes
Latona
General Hospital
Stock Market Mixed, Steels Steady in Opening Trade
New York stocks opened steady with firm steels and motor accessories. Steep gains in Stewart-Warner and Stromberg-Carlson contrasted with losses in Marland and Standard Oil of New Jersey amid irregular forenoon trading and shifting railroad and oil shares.
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New York
Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Gal States
Pullman
Willys Overland
Studebaker
Cosden
Pan American Pete
Royal Dutch
Marland
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Stock Exchange
Southern Railroad
Baltimore and Osio
Southern Pacific
Reading
Northern Pacific
Gulf States Steel
United States Steel
Republic Steel
Standard Oil
Indiana
Sinclair
American Petroleum
Pacific Oil
Wealthy Chemist Shot at Fiancee Home Mystery
Milton A. Maas, vice president of a New York chemical company, was shot at the Sound Beach Connecticut home of widow Mrs Ide M. Leslie on Ledge Road. Leslie says three strangers hid behind the hedge and one man touched her throat. Police suspect jealousy. a nearby clue a woman's photo furthers that theory.
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Milton A. Maas
New York Chemical Company
Ida M. Leslie
Sound Beach
Conn
Leslie
Poultry Culling Demonstration Attracts Fanciers In Pa
O H Love of North Mehoopans Pennsylvania demonstrates large scale poultry practices. D A Merriman of American Steel and Wire praises his selection method and breeding approach. Tuonkhannyeck county agent John J Jaquish notes Love invites fanciers from miles around to learn feeding and care. His model houses and sanitation, use of galvanized netting, and birds' health contribute to a state wide reputation.
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O. H. Love
North Mehoopans
D. A. Merriman
American Steel and Wire Company
John J. Jaquish
Tuonkhannyeck
Love
Fragmentary OCR Incoherent Sample Text
Fragmentary OCR reading shows garbled names and phrases. It includes scattered references to people and places but no clear event, date, or outcome. The readable content does not yield a coherent news item or verifiable facts.
Wilkins-Hurst Co. Owners Restructure Furniture Firm
Announcement today reports J H Hurst retires and 237 becomes proprietor of the undertaking business named Home. William E Patterson joins as assistant. Store location at porters corner of Middle avenue and Fourth street. The firm traces to 1871 and notes reorganization and planned improvements.
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Wilkins-Hurst Co
Ture
Brozd Sirest
J. H Hurst
William E. Patterson
Columbus
Porters
Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Wilkiss-Hs Sun
My Aid Princes
Mnaacer Bing
Vwaudhn
T Tenenrer
Samuel Goodwin
Lorenzo Clark
Heare Neipfoot
Wiliam Hollister
Stearer & Waldeck
Wilhiem Soestt
L. G Hanstejas
W Theatore
Community Notes From Eaton and Nearby
Eaton area news recounts visits and travel by residents including L T Davis on business in Tennessee and Mrs Myrtle Crowell with neuritis. Social gatherings feature Mrs A B Martin hosting Brunswick guests, and football at Berea with supper hosted by FE Annewehr. School exhibit in east district highlighted prizes for crafts, baking, canning, and drawings. total fundraiser sales reached 14.90. Local visits reference D W Carpenter, Cleveland trips, and farm exchanges as part of ongoing community life.
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J. D Dickson
Lakewood
Cleveland
A B Martin
Brunswick
Mesdames Lewis
Randall, Miller
Ridicker and Wilkins
Fred Hathaway
Berea
FE. C. Annewehr
Mae Bingham
Florida
Baltimore
J. B. Dunlap
Harry Dunlap
James Shank
Wilcox
William Tancer
Miss Giles
D. W. Carpenter
M. Decker
Addison Crovell
East
Masters
W. E. Baker
Grafton
Supt. Masters
Amherst
Lewis Grills
Helen Kandenberg
Donna Johnson
Eaking
Mona Cowley
Celva Hawke
Beatrice Johnson
Jerry
The
Danny
Telva Hawke
Seco Thelma Mills
Grams
Frank Longon. Jr
Wills Cowley
Beiva_ Haw
Frank Longbow
Er Cowley
Tlona Cow
Wells Cowier
Eceond
Wilbur Hawke
Przes
Hazel Marn
Fay Hans
Robert Putt
Dorothy Johnson
Hazel Martin
Fay Longbow
Beatrice Johnon
H ~ Martin
Jay Longbow
Ladies Aid Society
Farther Carpent Air
Frank Lewis
C. Vonewehr
Daugh
Tse Dinghem
S.C
Gedevn
Local Notices and Social Roundup in Cleveland Area
Ownership transfer noted with a sale to a Cleveland man. Several social items report visits, engagements, and courtesy events among the Will Asplin, Alice Heath, and Fred Nobles families, plus a baby birth announcement for Charles Koerber and a child’s health note. The Mindoro Filipino Quartet is highlighted for an October 25 lecture as part of a course, praising Philippine music and its cultural charm.
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Kannenberg
Cleveland
Will Asplin
Hockport
Alice Heath
Fred Nobles
Lois Dickerson
Bolden
F. B. Longdon
Mac Bingham
Florida
KF. D. Longdow
W. H. Giles
C. W. Tite
KE. M. Hathaway
Hathaway
F. BR. Couslos
Vera Cowley
Elizabeth Tite
Hazel Cornish
Millie Hil
Jessie Hoskin
Luelle Shuster
Milo Cornish
Dover
Nino Phelps
Elma Stevick
Elyria
Ione Cole
F. D Longdon
Lucy Cole
Ethel Cole
Elyma
Charles Koerber
Koerber
Phoebe Cousins
Eden Marsh
D. W. Carpenter
Mae Bingham
David Eicher
Memorial Hospital
Harold Ross
Burl Martin
Iane Cole
Mary Sumner
Berea
Mindoro
Philippines
Mindora
H. W. Carpenter
Ridgeville
Bert Montague
Lovattz class meeting at M E church basement Grafton
The regular Lovattz class meeting held October 9 in the M E church basement drew 31 attendees. A fruitfully busy program followed with letters from Olive Park in Japan, talks, songs, and recitations. A November 17 bazaar was planned. next gathering set for December 13 at Mrs Ja Nes home.
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Grafton
Lovattz
M. E. Church
Tne
Olive Park
Japan
W. C. Park
E. Kelley
June Crowell
Suzanne Kelley
Ja Nes
Russell Dickason
R Knight
Walter Hymes
General Phonograph Company
Elvrra
Will m Crawford Jr
Baby
Chestnut Street
Relay 798S
Exton
Carlisle
Wilbur Tanger
Cadington
Geo. Trenchard
T. M Pfeiffer
Attie Jones
Teddy
Wellington
Evers
Allce Rodon
Florida
Pteers Prother
Geo. Pfeifer
E. E Durkee
Bor Deg
Vines
Fred Schneider
Electro
DY Chas
Ufert
Fachory
J D Mennell
Jake Myers
Gertrude Durkee
J. H. Sheldon
Madaline Haes
Claude Box
Most Arrested Woman in U.8. And Proud Of It
Indoor game at Henrietta Wednesday afternoon saw Belden big school girls defeat Henrietta’s team 1 to 9. The Widening Circle plans a regular meeting in the ME church basement on Pride afternoon October 19 with supper served by Mrs. Guy Dutkee.
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Belden
Henriat
Henrietta
Guy Dutkee
U S Only Remaining Autocracy, Say George
Oct 16 Chicago dispatch quotes former British premier Lloyd George asserting America is the only real autocracy left in the world. He says Americans elect a president for four years and invest him with autocratic powers, criticizing the U S system of government as autocratic.
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Chicago
Coolidge
Lloyd George
Internationaal
America
Lincoln Lump Coal Seven Fifty Per Ton
West Side Lump and Coal Co announces price of seven dollars fifty cents per ton for lump coal. Phone 2736 listed for inquiries.
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Lincoln Lump Coal
West Side Lump& Coal Co
Celery King Ad Claims Health Benefits
An old fashioned root and herb laxative ad touts Celery King as a tonic that purifies blood, clears skin, and boosts sleep and work performance. It recommends nightly use for up to three weeks and suggests brewing as a tea brew to enjoy similar to tea. The product is advertised as inexpensive and favored by many readers.
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Feld
Milwaukee Leway and Light Co
Wanamakers
Philadelphia
Karnak
Mohawk Carpet Mills, Inc
Selicy
W. XJ. Sloane
New York Day and Your Dealer
Allen & Brown
Weeee SF
Baldwin Locomotie
Balimore & Ohio
Wae
Bethlehem Ste
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Ohio, Mil & St. Paw
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Southern Railway
Studebake Texas
Liberty Bonds
Service
Zart
Arroy Np Es
Tila Eade
Gach Silom
Barton M. Res
Rente- Marka
U.8
Julia Emery
U. S
Sen. Beah
National Woman's Party
George
Cullen Landis
Ohio Publi Service Co
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