Officials promise arrests after Smithfield home bombing probe request
Steubenville reports officials expect arrests after residents urged Governor Donahey to investigate the bombing of Marshal Charles Pearce home. Dayton notes arraignment set for John J. Schwerte on two counts of embezzling 311000. he faces grand jury indictment and previously steered Miamisburg Bank. Columbus sees Bishop Anderson urged to press federal prohibition in Cleveland Cincinnati and Toledo to curb floating of the prohibition law.
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Steubenville
Jefferson County
Vic Donahey
Smithfield
Charles Pearce
Dayton
John J. Schwerte
Miamisburg Bank
Wis
Columbus
William F. Anderson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prohibition Department
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Toledo
Tanlac hailed by Cleveland matron as health booster
Mrs. Florence Salamay of 2643 Carnegie Ave Cleveland praises Tanlac for restoring appetite nerves and strength after a hot summer left her weak and nervous. She says Tanlac is grand and urges buying only from reputable druggists with no substitutes. Ad copy notes over 37 million bottles sold and promotes Tanlac Vegetable pills.
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Florence Salamay
Carnegis Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
Ania
Motion Picture Book Week Set for Novembers 11 to 17
National Committee for Better Films promotes Motion Picture Book Week November 11 17 alongside Children's Book Week. cooperation from National Association of Book Publishers American Bookseller Association American Library Association and Boy Scouts of America with exhibitors librarians teachers and booksellers nationwide. MN board lists films and urges schools to prize pupil essays while displays and film screenings encourage reading of classic works and adventures.
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National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
American Booksellers, and
the Library Association
National Committee For Better Films
Committee For Better Films
National Association of Book Publishers
American Bookseller’s Association
American Library Association
Boy Scouts of America
Uaion
Tony
Alcatraz
the Sockers
Semramouche
Richard the Lion Hearted
Ramblin’ Kid
Louise Connolly
Educational Exert
Gee Public Library
Newark
N. Zz
Howerd
Gans
Federation For Child Study
Olver Peay
Camp Fire Girls
Trester C. Marshsi
Meth Church
Miriam Sutro Price
Public Education Association
Myron T. Scudder
Scudder School For
Gizia
Wm. B. Tower
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
George J. Zehrung
Alonzo Richardson
Atlanta Better Films Committee
Atlanta Women’s Tales
Stock Market Opens Irregularly With Mixed Gains
The New York stock market opened irregularly with several gains and declines across issues. United States Steel advanced to 871 1 4, Lima Locomotive rose to 631 3, Baldwin Locomotive to 117 1 8, Studebaker up to 981 8, Kelly-Springfield at 221 4, while Willys Overland Preferred fell to 61 1 2. Oils held steady with Standard Oil of California up 1 8 to 511 5. Railroads showed strength, Northern Pacific at 511 8, Reading 75, Southern Railway 325 8. In Cleveland livestock, cattle slower, calves and hogs mixed with modest declines. top cattle to 12.90, hogs 15 to 25 cents lower. In Chicago, wheat and corn eased, oats weak, prices noted for December wheat and corn futures.
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New York
United States Steel
Lima
Baldwin
Studebaker
Kelly Springfield Tire
Willys Overland
Standard Oil of
California
Northern Pacific
Reading
Southern Railway
New York Stock Exchange trading dull in forenoon session
Trading was dull and featureless in the forenoon on the New York Stock Exchange. Proceeds and renewals of the gasoline price showed no excitement as producers and refiners fell 1 to 3 1 2, steel stocks listless, refrained shares easing.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Wary Deliberations Mark Anti Alan Resolution In Texas
After days of closed doors, the committee reached a tentative agreement on the Elan proposal amid stormy sessions. Radical opponents may push a separate resolution as the group signals readiness to adopt the report without conflict, with taming plans and regional party tensions noted.
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Mail Service
World War Wireraus
Tex.monml
Pres.dent Hardins
Reso Committee
Ina‘iy
Kian Tn
Sy Speertican
Madge Fel: A Second Apartment Dilemma
In a scene at a London flat, Mr Schwartz and his wife discuss social friction and loneliness. The narrator, visiting to help with a sister-in-law’s impending move, contemplates the modest new apartment and the fit with family dynamics and care for an elderly neighbor. The tone blends humor with quiet tragedy in aging domestic life.
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Inlaw
Adjutant General Davia Reaches Forty Birthday Milestone
Maj Gen Robert C Davia, the Army Adjutant General, marked his forty fourth birthday in a formal ceremony. He has served as the Army’s chief administrative officer, overseeing personnel and theater operations during a period of expansion and reform.
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Robert C Davia
Ermin
Ces
Prohibition and Relief Clash in State Governor Conference
Washington reports say farm relief plans for wheat distros face opposition as dry and liberal state executives at the governor's conference clash over taxation and agricultural relief. New York notes Paprius, England's champion three year old, trains for an international match race at Polmont Park while a British company expands to control Russian wheat in Europe and African exporters weigh buffers.
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Washington
Congress
West Baden Springs
Ines
New York
Paprius
England
Polmont Park
Zev
Europe
Ood Ruel
Parley of Church Group Elects Officers at Stoughton Home
Vincent V Vincent reports a meeting of the Somper Wi delle class of the Church of Christ of Pivelyel held at Miss Stoughton’s Stop 7 Yellow Inc. Officers elected: Gertrude Wilmant president Helen Hienett vice president Leora Bello Stoughton secretary. A June meal was served. The next meeting will be at the president’s home 38 East Broad Street. Mrs Almeda Chambers visited with her brother A Taft of West Rover Street. Mr and Mrs George Box of Cleveland spent the weekend with their niece Mrs Ct EH Stoughton. Invited to view pictures provided by the group.
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Almeda Chambers
A Taft
West Rover Street
George
Cleveland
EH. Stoughton
Death notice for Mr. A. L Stark prompts bank closure
Notice states the city mourns the death of Mr. A. L Stark a valued citizen. In tribute banks including Lorain County Savings Trust Co Elyria Savings and The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co will close from two to two thirty Friday afternoon October 19.
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A. L Stark
Lorain County Savings Trust Co
Elyria Savings & Trust Co
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
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