State building program approved for state institutions
Columbus reports the approval of a $729,000 state building program for institutions including Athens state hospital 3010 dollars. Dayton 3700. Lima 11300. reformatory 15500. assistant state hospital 75000. industrial school 10000. Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home 4000. Funds will repair and equip facilities. Elyria farm navy expenditure noted.
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State Hospital
Grafton
Columbus
Har R
Athens State Hospital
Dayton State Hospital
Lime State Hospital
Assision State Hospital
Industrial School
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Navy
Elyria
Ditter Harper
Diary of Mrs. Helen Stokes Key in Divorce Case
The diary of Helen Wood Stokes shown in New York court as part of her defense against K E Dodge Stokes amid a divorce bid. It covers 1911 to present life, detailing happiness and alleged abuses, and may be read in court with expert authentication planned.
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New York
Ness
Helenwood Stokes
Denver
Sory Belle
Kiam Earl Dodge Stokes
New Jersey
Gretna Green
Stokes
Sam Untermyer
Campaign for Havor Taken to Factories
A campaign for Havor is being pushed to factories with noon meetings planned. A person named Jones leads the effort, visiting Elyria area facilities and Meinl Products Co. with more factory visits expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avar Jones
Lee
Elyria Innt
Meinl Products Co
Edna Rosencrans Sues for Divorce from Dwight Rosencrans
Mrs Edna Rosencrans of Russia township files for divorce from Dwight Rosencrans alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She says they married in Elyria in 1910, have two children from a prior marriage, and were subjected to harsh labor and abuse including a spider with cooking eggs being thrown at her. She seeks alimony, child custody, and an injunction to protect a 100 acre farm and stock from disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rosencrans
Russia Township
Dwight Rosen-Crans
Elyria
County Health Officials Plan November Conference
The fourth annual conference of county and city health officers with the Ocean State health department will be held during the first week of November. Public health workers from across the county will attend with speakers including Surgeon General Hugh F. Cummings and officials from the Red Cross and other health organizations.
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Columbus
Cudsns
Hugh F. Cummings
TLS Public Teats
A. W. Freeman
Laf Inns Hopkins
Juno Health
Eizabeth G. Tox
American Red Cross
Ns Berdin
Portsmouth
Tactical Association
M. F. Hast
Htkto-thomt
Open Trade Relations With Russia Urged by Congressional Panel
A committee of U S congressmen returning from a Russia survey urges firm trade ties with Soviet Russia. The group says conditions were not rosy but more hopeful than some reports. Members include Sen E F Ladd Sen W H Kang Rep J A Frear and Albert A Johnson interpreter.
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Russia
New York
U. S
Congressional
E. F. Ladd
North Dakota
W. H. Kang
Utah
J. A. Frear
Wisconsin
Albert A. Johnson
New York City
Ssoy
Moscow
A. Frear
E. F. Ledd
Bendyonny
A. A. Dohnaon
Kalenin
Frank Connes
Belmont Park race delays and Zev substitution uncertainty
The My Own journey from Laurel to Belmont was delayed 38 minutes after a switch engine derailment near Baltimore. Major Belmont said no decision on naming My Own or Zev for the international race until My Own arrives. Zev reportedly in poor condition with body and leg injuries, potentially delaying or altering the Papyrus match race.
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Baltimore
Admiral Grayson
Laurel
Belmont
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Belmont Park
WN. Y
August Belmont
Jockey Club Committee
Zev
My Own
New York Evening Journal Today
Harry F. Sinclair
Papyrus
Jockey Club
Rancons
Dar
Carlisle Woman Ordered To Send Her Child To School
Justice S J George presided as Mrs. John Eckhart of Carlisle refused school attendance for her daughter despite the board offering transportation funding. She was arrested by Constable Johan Howlett and found guilty, fined 420 with costs, suspended, and required to post a 100 bond to ensure future compliance with schooling laws.
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S. J. George
John Eckhart
Carlisle
Board of Education
Johan Howlett
Justice George
Caie
Eastern United States seen for further gasoline price cuts
International News Service reports a survey showing probable gasoline price reductions in the eastern United States with no immediate cuts forecast for the West. Prices varied by region from 12 to 21 cents with factors cited as overproduction and market competition affecting a possible 15 cent price drop by winter.
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International News Service
New York
International Service
Alleghenies
Middle-West
Pacific Coast
New England
New York of Interests
Alfred Smith
Carl Sherman
Murrey Hulburt
New York City
United States
United Stats Bureau of Mines
Boston
Albany
Syracuse
Pittshurch
Middle Western
Chicago
Springfield
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Alton
Wood River
St Lews
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
American Lace Co Plans New 2-Story Building
The American Lace Co has decided to erect a large two story steel structure on the east side. They obtained a building permit yesterday for a 42 by 122 foot facility costing about $50,000. Construction begins at once to handle rising business.
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The
American Lace Co
Noted Rabbi And Hebrew Instructor Visiting in City
Samuel Landy rabbi and Hebrew instructor at Bathisral Congrega 419m Lotaln begins November 1. He visits cousin Abe Watenstein 142 Bath Street. Tomorrow he delivers a lecture to the Jewish congregation on Judaism and Americanism and will speak to the Sunday school on The Life of Judas Maccabeus and the Chashmaia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Landy
Bathisral Congraga
Lotaln
Abe Watenstein
Bath Street
Judas Maccabeus
Soviet Troops Readied to Invade Poland and Germany
Senator William H. King warned of a massive Soviet force near the Polish border ready to invade Germany to aid a communist revolution. He cited 50 000 to 150 000 troops and said a Soviet Germany could emerge unless Franco German reparations are settled and an international conference is convened.
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Washington
Germany
William H. King
Utah
France
Europe
Russia
Georges Tchitcherin
Tchitcherin
Berlin
Wilkins-Hurst to Wilkins-Struck Company reorganizes
The Wilkins-Hurst Company is renamed The Wilkins-Struck Company as William H. Struck takes over active management. J. H. Hurst sells all interests, while H. Wilkins remains a director with J C Bins R P Vaughn Jennie A Bins and Flora Struck on the board. New merchandising methods and expanded stock are planned.
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Wilkins-Hurst Company
Wilkins-Struck Company
City of
Elyria
William H. Struck
J. H. Hurst
Hurst
H. Wilkins
J. Cc. Bins
R. P. Vaughn
Jennie A. Bins
Flora Struck
Mr. Struck
Bryan Attacks Evolutionists in Columbus Speech
In Columbus on October 12 William Jennings Bryan charged that over half of 5546 scientists he said were interviewed by a friend distrust belief in a personal God. He attacked Darwinism and atheistic professors in Christian schools while defending biblical inerrancy and the Bible’s factual accounts.
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Columbts
William Jennings Bryan
Central Presbyterian Church
America
Bryan
Train Kills Woman Near Marion, Ohio
A 73 year old man, John Bodares, was struck and killed by a streetcar today near Agosta, east of Marion. The incident occurred as the tram ran a bit off the track killing the woman in its path.
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Marion
John Bodares
Ned
Agosta
Mies
Hare
Prohibition Unity Push Splits Governors Conference
At West Baden, Governor Sweet led a dry faction to a strong victory as most state chiefs pledged cooperation with President Coolidge to uphold prohibition. Governors Parker and Blaine resisted parts of the resolution, which was pared to support enforcement of law and the constitution amidst regional tensions.
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West Baden
Ind
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Sweet
Colorado
President Coolidge
Coolidge
United States
Parker
Blaine
Wisconsin
White House
Registration Update For Movers And New Residents
The notice explains that a voter who registered in the last presidential election does not need to re register now. Registration today is for those who never registered in this city and for transfers between wards after moving since last vote.
Registration of Immigrants Proposed by Davis in Congress
James J. Davis, secretary of labor, urged registration of immigrants in the United States yesterday as he traveled to Hazard, Kentucky. He said Congress would likely consider such a proposal, with a push expected before December.
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Cincinnati
United States
James J. Davis
Hazard
Congress
Railroad union charge ruling against clerks in Philadelphia
Federal court handles charges that Pennsylvania Railroad conspired against final clerks through an employees representative plan or scheme. The case alleges suppression of clerical workers and union activity.
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Philadelphia
Penntrlvania Ra.coad
Cier.cai
sta‘An
Steal Many Chickens Reported Across County
Farm thefts across the county target poultry. The latest victim is Pater Blaser on Sugar Ridge road where 45 White Plymouth Rock pens were taken and many roosters robbed.
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Pater Blaser
Sugar Ridge Road
More Lorain Bonze Toters Under Arrest
Charles Martini of 2837 Seneca Avenue Lorain was fined 6500 dollars and costs by Judge A R Webber for illegal possession of liquor. Prohibition officer Frank Klady led a raid on Stews Zatrock 1464 Broadway Lorain finding 20 gallons of finished product and containers for manufacture. Martini pleads not guilty and is released on 2020 bail with next hearing set for Wednesday alongside other liquor cases.
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Charles Martini
Seneca Avenue
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Frank Klady
Klady
Zatrock
Broadway
Werber
Permitted Sale of 48000 Acres Land in North Carolina
The North Carolina Company a Dollings subsidiary was cleared by the state securities department to sell 48009 acres in North Carolina though not titled. Attorney General Crabbe said ownership rests with the Dollings subsidiary, noting court records lack title evidence and that transfers involved stock rather than property.
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Columbus
North Carolina Company
Dallings
State Securities Department
North Carolina
Gene
Crabbe
Locher
Dollings
Doillissa
North Crown Court
North Carolina Farms Company
Crahoo
Representative Homer Ramey and wife hurt in crash near Cris Crissey
Oct 19 Toledo reports Representative Homer Ramey and his wife seriously injured when their car ran off the Toledo Wauseon pike near Cris Crissey. Ramey sustained a compound fracture of the right leg while Mrs Ramey suffered internal injuries and a broken right leg.
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Toledo
Homer Ramey
Mercy Hospital
Toledo Wauseon Pike
Cris
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Q. Harry Foley
Edward S. Edwards
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Manhattan
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J G
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Frear
Bob LaFollette
Zey
ADI
Poland
Senator King
William
Wilkins Struck CO
Reichswehr
Bavaria
PEI
London
Red Saxony
von Lossow
Charge
Clerk Union
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