Wartime storage at Camp Holabird blocks vehicle sales
Washington report says 11,000 motor vehicles stored at Camp Holabird near Baltimore, 8,600 exposed to the elements, with 1,370 passengers, 4,761 trucks, 1,657 ambulances, 2,069 motorcycles. The War Department refused to authorize sale of serviceable cars and urged disposal to state highway authorities, citing waste and manpower costs.
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Baltimore
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R. Pp. Evans
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Congress
Col. Chitty
Workers to Try Wilson's Plan
Representatives of 100000 members of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance for Ways and Railroad Shopmen have agreed not to pursue wage increases while the government continues its efforts to improve conditions. The group aims to adjust wages according to President Wilson's principles.
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Associated Press
Washington
Uailed Brotherhood of Maintenance
Wilson
Earle's Hypo Cod Restores Strength in Akron Man
Retired merchant Mr. A. B. Adams of 135 Cutter Parkway Akron Ohio reports suffering from stomach complaint and general rundown. He tried Earle's Hypo Cod and after the first bottle felt strength and appetite return, sleeping better with more pep. The ad claims the remedy relieves dyspepsia and stomach trouble with tonic ingredients, priced $1.20 plus tax, sold at Harry A. Crandall's Drug Store and other local druggists.
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A. B. Adams
Qutter Parkway
Akron
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Earie
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Fearle
Harry A. Crandall
Adv
County Dry Workers Met
County Dry Workers discuss the impact of liquor sales on morals and business, vowing to oppose brewer efforts to amend state and national constitutions. Leaders plan countywide organization, with meetings announced in newspapers and pulpits to mobilize support against alcohol amendments.
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Ee A. Webber
Seslie M
Lorain County
Tyme
Ohio
Thas
Directory to Be Published Here Shortly
Work on the new city directory has begun and canvassers are gathering residents' names and addresses. The book will include officers, lodges, clubs, and local information, plus unique features. Contact L. Cherney at telephone 7081 if missed during canvassing. limited copies will be printed. advertisers urged to cooperate.
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Lgame
Elyria
Sugar Shortage Expected to Continue in Parts of U S
Washington officials from the WPA equalization board say the sugar shortage will persist in segments of the country. A large portion of the old beet crop has been wiped out and West Indian shipments face serious tampering due to a strike by longshoremen in foreign ports.
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Washington
Sent
Steel Workers Try Conference
Washington Sept 4 The special committee of steel workers to organize the men and press for a meeting with U S Steel officials will renew efforts. If officials refuse a meeting they warn a strike danger looms.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. S. Steel Corporation
Freckle Remedy Using Lemons and Orchard White
A 1920s style beauty tip promotes mixing lemon juice with three ounces of orchard white to create a cheap tan lotion. Advertised as harmless for whitening skin and fading freckles, it urges daily application to face neck arms and hands. Centreville, Pa is referenced as a local distributor point.
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Centreville
Hakon Powell Company Delights Rialto Audience
The Rialto hosted a lively night with Halton Powells troupe praised as charming and talented. Star Wiss Wdna Brooks led singing while Jack Lewis drew laughs and Billy Gross impressed with comic instruments. A Saturday matinee at 2:30 pm is announced.
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Halton
Rowpa
Hakon Powell
Powell
Beauty Trust
Wiss Wdna Brooks
Jack Lewis
Elyrians
Perihelion
Billy Gross
Henry
Wilson Tours as Senate Deliberations Pause in Ratification Fight
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson planned a speaking tour in Columbus to urge immediate ratification of the peace treaty and the league covenant. Senate debate was to pause with no prepared addresses, while hearings on European territorial questions neared completion and reservations were to be discussed. Leaders reported progress on Republican reservations and an action schedule for early next week.
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Columbus
Wilson
Senate
Gen. Pershing
foreign_ relations committee
Jugoslavia
White House
Hitchcock
Orpha Baker Seeks Second Divorce in Ohio Court
Two divorce filings appear in the court of common pleas. Orpha Baker sues her husband James, claiming a prior Tennessee divorce did not release her from the marriage obligation. A Lorain woman, Julia Ryan, seeks an extreme cruelty divorce from James Ryan. The state Grange monthly features Dyer's article on intangible property taxes and proposed income tax reforms.
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Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Orpha Maker
James
Baker
Ream County
Tenn
Julia Ryan
Lorain
James Ryan
Airplane on American soil sparks tension report
Washington dispatch says the American airplane fired on by Mexican troops Tuesday was over U S soil when hit, according to General George Dickman who informs the war department. Captain J McNabb was severely injured in the head and complications with Mexico are feared.
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Associated Press
Washington
George. Dickman
War Department
J. McNabb
Grange Answers League Charges In Ohio
Columbus Sept 4 In reply to accusations broadcast across the state by the Ohio Farmers Defense League attacking L J Taber master of the Ohio State Grange an assertion the grange favors placing hidden wealth on the tax duplicate was forthcoming today from C A Dyer coalton anti classification expert of the grange The Farmers Defense League in pamphlets distributed east has aroused grange leaders who say they are playing in league with the tax dodgers Mr Dyer points to arguments in favor of an effort or atn.
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Ohio Farmers’ Defense League
L. J. Taber
Barnesville
Ohio State Granes
Grange
C. A. Dyer
Coalton
Farmers’ Defense League
Mr. Dyer
Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples
Alien Fraser 37 postmaster Wallachers Canada and Edith Little 36 Lorain. George Holvhauer 20 steel worker and Idella Marsh 20 Lorain. Raymond Fhrrich 23 watchman and Bessie Strong 22 cash.
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Alien Fraser
Wallachers
Canada
Edith Little
Lorain
George Holvhauer
Idella Marsh
Raymond Fhrrich
Bessie Strong
Bolshevik Kill One Thousand In Evacuation Chaos
Paris dispatch reports Bolshevik forces killed about a thousand during Yekatersnovok evacuation. A doctor says bodies were dumped in a pit, skulls crushed, ribs broken, and people were buried alive. Local notices mention various visitors and a labor day homecoming with large crowds and social gatherings in Elyria and Grafton.
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Associated Press
Paris
Yekatersnovok
Al-Med Peace Council
Local Births and Visits In Ghafton Area
A son was born to Mrs and Mrs Rosga on August 27. Angela Knechtges visited May Hanks in the country. John Berger of Cleveland was a Sunday guest of his brother and wife. Mrs Kilgore and children of Sills loah visited Dell Clark. Kinney and Tiess of Indiana toured to Niagara Falls and visited A M Spitzer. A son was born to Art Lawson on August 23. BE Reed and daughter Nancy of North Canton visited O M Spitzer and relatives here.
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Angela Knechtges
May Hanks
John Berger
Cleveland
Kilgore
Sills Loah
Dell Clark's
Kinney
Tiess
Indiana
Niagara Falls
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A. M. Spitzer
jArt Lawson
BE. Reed
Mar Nancy
North Canton
O. M. Spitzer
Rail schedule partial notes and outbound limited trains
Railway timetable fragment lists westbound Limiteds at 4:16 am and 10:50 pm with fares 50 cents to 2 dollars. Also shows intermediate times 6:26 7:25 and 12:36 with destinations Beach Park Vermilion and additional service from 8 Beach Park to 10:28 pm.
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Beach Park
Vermilion
Annual Exhibit Patrons To Hear A Good Speak
The Home Garden Association invites patrons to an annual event featuring Prof. Alfred C. Hootes of Ohio State University head of the floriculture department. The talk on home garden topics will be delivered Saturday at the First Congregational Church. Attendance includes a reception with Dr. Hootes accompanying speeches and a discussion with local schools.
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Home Garden
Home Garden Association
Alfred C. Hootes
Department of Floriniinrest
Ohio State Univ
Weeohan Syenk
Fisoten Epebe
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