Ohio manufacturing employ ment rises faster than nation in September
Columbus Ohio October 17 Industrial employment in Ohio rose steadily since June led by manufacturing gains. Dr Spurgeon Bell of Ohio State University reported that September indices show state manufacturing employment 8 percent above 1923 average while US figures lag 14 percent below. Cleveland Stark county Toledo Dayton Youngstown posted strongest September gains with Toledo up six percent. Declines appeared in construction in Toledo Akron Columbus. Output in specific sub sectors ranged from five to 12 percent gains, offset by declines in electrical machinery glass paper and printing. Coal mine No 10 at Derthick resumed open shop boosting weekly output to 852 tons last week.
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Spurgeon Bell
Bureau of Business Research
Ohio State University
Bureau
Bell
United States
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Hell
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Stark County
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Dayton
Youngstown
Akron
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Iron and Steel Industries
U. S
Glouster
Sunday Creek
It Can't Be Done 23 Kummer Released by Central Press
Read this first about Davidson Productions star Irene Shirley threatening to oust Alice Carroll as lead. Tony Mull writes a new scenario while Jane Dare suspects Irene and Ben Hardy vies for Jane. Irene dazzles Lew Davidson, courting fame and lavish life as critics loom.
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Oprricht
Alice Carroll
Davidson Productions Co
Lew Davidson
Jane Dare
Alice
Tony Mull
Davidson Forces
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Mollywood
Irene Shirley
Emall
Leto
Irene
Tony
Jane
Elaine
P Roscate
Robby
Drene Hutl
Ben Hardy
Ben
Shirley
Hardy
Tony Hull
Mr. Evans
Dvidson
Lew
Sarah Bernhardt
Hose
the & KO
Benny Evans
Ele
Hocking district coal mines show gains and promise
The report notes several mines, including Mid-Hocking Mine of the Sunday Creek Company near Surf Oak, showing gains in daily tonnage and improved coal quality. It states the mine is developing into one of the large operations in the Hocking district, while other local mines edge toward higher output.
Damages Sought Over Tree Destruction In Milwaukee Sewer Work
Milwaukee realty firm seeks 16000 dollars in damages from a sewer contracting company for the destruction of 11 trees on its property. The suit alleges sewer digging caused the trees to die and seeks compensation for the loss.
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Milwaukee
Declared Depreciation Sums In Property Dispute
The article notes property depreciation to the amount of 1000 dollars and the plaintiff asks for 5000 dollars more as compensation for alleged artistic value loss.
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