Lorain Works Announces New Lap and Rail Mills
The Lorain works of the National Tube Company plans a set of new lap welding and rail mills to boost output. Two new lap mills will weld pipe sizes from 2 inches to 12 1/2 inches and employ about 160 men. existing units will be converted and expanded, with several mills added since 1905. The schedule calls for reduced operation next week with most departments around a 5 percent upkeep rate and the coke plant continuing, while the rail mill remains idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain Works
National Tube Company
Vemra
Lorain
Wilontinue
Local Social Notes From Pittsfield District
Oct 2 community column lists gatherings at the Harry Riggs and Will Day homes. Wyant sisters and Mrs J B Frasier attend various visits. Merton Mohrman and Paul Shuster join Wel lington Willard grid usage. George Mull’s barn construction progresses. multiple families share Sunday visits in Sheffield Penfield and Wellington.
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Pittsfield
Mabel
Mary Wyant
Wellington
J B Frasier
Norwalk
Harry
Riggs
T C Whitney
Miss Marian
Elsna
Merton Mohrman
Paul Shuster
Welymeton
Willard
George Mull
Lee Muckleberg
Terry Whitney
Wiss Marian
Russell
Ada Sherburne
Cassins Whitney
Will Day
Sheffield
Oberlin
T. GC. Whitney
Cassius Whitney
Frank Mohrman
Percy Mohrman
Penfield
Fred Pitts
Henry Mable
Berea College Exhibit Showcases Kentucky Mountain Arts
Berea college pupils in Kentucky mountains display hand woven rugs tapestries quilts and baskets at First Congregational church in Berea noting isolation kept traditional methods alive. A film Our Contemporary Ancestors by Bray Studios screens at 7 and President William J. Hutcheons of Berea College will discuss work to bring education and religion to mountaineers.
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Kentucky
First Congregational Church
Berea College
Berea
United States
Elyria
Bray Studios
New York
America
England
Ireland
Danial Boone
Presdent
Willim J Hutehina
Tierea College
Bridegroom shoots jilting fiancée in Columbus street clash
In Columbus a 26 year old Miss Mary Hagan fired five shots at Ernest Ring 44 near the West Broad street entrance to the Hotel Dealler after he ended their engagement Ring was wounded in the neck and arm and taken to police headquarters then Grant hospital He had signed an affidavit charging Miss Hagan with shooting to kill Miss Hagan had earlier filed a 20000 damages suit alleging breach of promise The incident followed Ring’s service as a United States Army noncommissioned officer in the medical department
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Collmbus
Mary Homan
Ernest Ring
Charleston
W. Va
Claude Meeker
Columbia
Hagan
West Broad Street
Deailer
Ring
Misa Nan Gar Dill
Miss Hagan
Kisl
Grant Hospital
Plan Ruling Directing How To Hold Election
President Harding and officials await a railroad labor board report on a threatened strike. The administration signals possible changes to the board powers and contemplates consolidating functions with the Interstate Commerce Commission and closer cooperation between the agencies.
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Washington
Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Arepa
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commingaio
Liberty bond prices in New York market report
Closing liberty bonds show 21-30 at 92.63 dollars, 41-45 at 98.26, 41-48 at 76.00, 1-40 at 96.00, 41-40 at 83.02, victory 83-40 and Wales pye 84. The brief financial wire notes the day’s bond values and market movement.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
Wales
Pye
Bonds
City Health Board Reports Little Business at Monthly Meeting
City health department notes ten scarlet fever cases two pertussis and three diphtheria all improving. Food inspector confiscates spoiled meat sausages and sweet potatoes. City chemist Curtice analyzes liquor samples tests suspected diphtheria cultures and may attend Columbus conference to study water testing and treatment methods across several cities.
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City Board of Health
Stetson
Carl Rees
Carl Muller
J. H. Leonard
George Theobald
Health Department
Margaret Mitskell
Curtice
Iun
Ohio considers constitutional amendments on soldiers bonus and poll tax
The Ohio proposal sees a soldiers bonus tied to a per capita tax and a reduction of senatorial districts from 24 to 24 with varied population shifts. Supporters cite wartime wage fairness and rural-urban growth, while opposition remains noncommittal as reform moves unfold.
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Buckeye
Ohig
General Assembly
Ohio
Movement For
Industral Territories
Chicago Spectacle House Free Trial Offer
The Chicago Spectacle House advertises True Vision Glasses offered on a ten day free trial by mail to any reader. Sent glasses are 10 karat gold filled and usable before a $2.85 payment if kept. otherwise returns incur no charge. The package includes a velvet lined pocketbook and selection details.
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Chicago
Madison St
Ill
Markets ledger notes mixed farm prices across commodities
Snapshot of wholesale and local market prices for wheat oats corn hay and dairy items with figures from Pek to Farmers Grain and regional markets. Chicago trading shows wheat down fractionally with soybeans and oats lower while pork and lard futures shift in late session.
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York State
Imberger
Brazil
Toledo Live Stock Market Recap and Grain Prices
Receipts in cattle veal and lamb markets show slow demand with mixed prices. Hogs receipts 9,000 with most trades 6 0c lower and top at 8.00, heavy and packing hogs listed. Grain in Chicago shows wheat near unchanged, corn and oats down slightly, with lard pork and ribs inactive and futures quotes for Dec and May contracts.
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Chicago
Orta
Tin Plate Mills Start Monday on 100 Percent Basis
McKeesport Tinplate company will run at 100 percent capacity starting tomorrow, with all 44 mills operating full time and about 3,000 men employed from the current 46 percent. In Canonsburg the Standard Tinplate company also resumes at full capacity, with 2,480 workers back and orders enough to keep output steady through January 1.
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Mckeesport
McKeesport Tinplate Company
Canonsburg
Standard Tinplate Company
Place
Irregular stock and hog markets across multiple cities
Stocks in New York opened irregular with minor gains in Mexican Petroleum and Studebaker while United Retail Stores and Pacific Oil slipped. Rail shares dipped fractionally as United States Steel rose slightly. hog markets in Cleveland set a new low price since 1916, and Pittsburgh reported falls in hog prices amid heavy runs. Government bonds showed little change.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Studebaker
United
Pactfie
Utah
United States Steel
Northern Pacific
Local Livestock Market Report From Cleveland
Receipts show cattle 600 with slow market and calves 300 down about 60 cents for good to choice calves. Sheep and lambs receipts around 1000 with steady market and top around 60. Hogs receipts near 3600 down about 26 cents, including Yorkers 825 and other hogs around 800. Pigs price figures listed for Rewghs Aib and Stage segments are unclear.
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Soac
Kravien
Merlinme
Rewghs
Oberlin Benefactor Celebrates Birthday
Dr Lucien Calvin Marner, age 80, celebrated last Wednesday October 26 at his New York home with a reunion of children and grandchildren. Oberlin honors him as long-serving trustee, alumnus, donor to Warner hall and the gym. his family includes Lucien T Warner and Frank H Warner graduates.
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Oberlin
Querlin
Lucien Calvin Marner
New York
Lucien H Warner
Conservatory
Warner
Onerlin
A. Woo
Cook
Ohio Volunteers
New York University
Warner Hall
Warners
Barrows
King
Lucien T
Frank H
Agnes Warner Mestick
Elizabeth Warner Gallowhur
Indiana Library Meeting Attendee and Local Weekend Visits
Miss Blanche Kelly of Madisonville visits relatives at 7th North Pleasant Street while Dr Dan F Bradley of Cleveland is slated to speak at a special chapel address November 13. Mr and Mrs R H Hollingsworth host Genoa guests over the weekend. Doris Bell plans a short visit with her parents. Louis and Mary Nalanauck Lorain sue Max Thomson and others for 309.71 on a land contract for a sold lot.
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Oberlin
D. A. Gager
Weat Lorain Street
Cleveland
Prof
Budington
Warner Ball
Robert L. Herrick
Moving Picture Service Corporation of
Dramatic Association
D. A.R
John Burrows
Ane
Alec
Pols
Reet
College
Arene
Indiana Library
Musele
Tad
Blanche Kelly
Madisona
North Pleasant
Atrest College
Dan F. Bradley
Bersico
R. H. Hollingsworth
Groveland Street
Genoa
Hert Bell
Doris Bell
Louis
Mary Nalanauck
Lorain
Max Thomson
Uecover
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Dorchester
Massachusetts
Benkinn
Chigago Spectacle House
Adri
Mill Field
Cc Lev Fland
Ch'erens Gee
Turkess
Toledo
Cleveland Stockards
N.Y. Stock
Adyt
Rt AS
Chris. C. Stolzenburg
Justice of the Peace
Gladys Parmely
Lake Avenue
Furniture Too Glade
B. Thomas
Nguire
West Bridge Street
BELL
Hallow-E'En Pereens
Thi
E. J. Stankard
Polies
Wm. Elemes CO
Ohia
Alber’s Villa
Alber’s
Alber
Cleveland & S. W
Bulletin
Mackinaw
Broad St
Firestone
Hoss
Grafton
Ridgeville
Harwood Street
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