Sailor vessel captured in Narragansett Bay with liquor aboard
A Brit schooner dawn with 100 of liquor aboard was seized by guard patrol boat No 129 in Narragansett Bay this morning, according to a report to the treasury department. Prosecution will begin in Rhode Island after the vessel is brought to Providence. In Toledo Ohio, Mrs Mary Hatfield’s death marks the seventh murder mystery added to police annals today.
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Ashington
Narragansett Bay
Treas Department
Toledo
Mary Hatfield
City and state briefs on theater censorship and building plans
In Cleveland, Safety Director Edward Barry clamped down after inspecting a play and ordering a model to wear a chiffon sash. In Columbus, the building commission backed constructing a new state office building on the state house grounds. In Toledo, reports remark on the large number of visitors and Maude E. Rile.
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Cleveland
Edward Barry
Sqlumbus
State House
State House Group
Toledo
Sert
Maude E. Rile
Number Three Mentioned From Page One Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person leaving home in an airship context. references to a Cole body, a hospital, injuries, and a dated page fragment. The readable text is incomplete, hindering full event clarity or names.
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Astertment
Dirigible
Wt. Cole
Haretta Hospital
Cleveland man freed after grand jury forgery indictmen
A Cleveland man indicted yesterday by the grand jury on a forgery charge was freed today after using a ruse to distract a matron and walk to freedom from the county jail where he had been held since July. In unrelated dispatches, four rabbis in Cleveland probe kisher meat, federal fines loom over Ohio amid dope-ring probes, two bandits raid Litten Motor Sales in East Liverpool, and other brief notes from Ohio cities.
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Cleveland
Ashe
Hyman Epstein
Louis Silver
Springfield
Joseph Rosen
Abraham Fefer
New York City
Ohio
Toledo
Akron
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Litten Motor Sales Company
Arch McIntosh
W. J. Patrick
George H. Bender
Ash County
Patrick
Justice of the Peace Chuck
Local Man Praises Dreco Medicine at Cut Rate Store
A local man credits Dreco medicine from Vaughan at Muairs Cut Rate Store with restoring appetite and sleep after a breakdown. He reports renewed energy, better digestion, and overall improvement, touting folk remedies over modern drugs.
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Vaughan
Muairs
Wellington Pastor Survives Auto Crash and Family Injury Tie
At West Main street Big Four crossing in Wellington, Rev J C Ford’s Ford coupe was struck from behind as cars moved on the crossing. His son John Ford was injured in an Ashtabula crash. Hawes of Geneva drove the other car. Rev Ford planned to visit relatives in the New England states.
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Wellington
Western Union
Ford
FL E Hawes
Geneva
Ashtabula
Hawes
Auto Crash Night In Wellington Injures Several
A rough road incident near Wellington sent two drivers to medical aid and left a wagon damaged. Detained travelers from Detroit headed for Ravenna reported injuries, while a Pennsylvania motorist suffered glass cuts as a door shattered during a shut. Clarion police aided the accident scene and witnesses described a high speed collision that damaged vehicles including a wagon.
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Wellington
Pennsylvania
Penfield
Weling
Tiga
Peninsylvania
Detroit
Mich
Ravernna
R. W.mere
Clarion Rolce
Caravan of film producers visits Cleveland area sights
A motorized film caravan led by John Pekras and W. H. McGinnis toured Cleveland area on Broad street. crews filmed city landmarks, schools, and streets as they traveled from Vermilion to Erie and back. Cameraman John Hickson noted filming in towns of Lorain and Sandusky.
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Cleveland
John Pekras
W. H McGinnis
Rivotiheatre
Shack
Vermilion
Erie
Aplain
Broad Street
Thwees
Piet Ail
Sandusky
Lorain
Ameri
Etsra
John Hickson
Virame
Carl Laem
The
Universal
John Sout
Peans Arcade
Laemmile
Hefhe
Local Officials and Trustees Listed Across Towns
Long list of names includes justice of the peace, board of education members, mayors, clerks, treasurers, constables, and trustees from Avon, Avon Lake, Brighton, South Amherst, Wellington, Ridgeville, Rochester, and surrounding areas. Names such as Rupert Clark, J. J. Vaughn, Faton, Claude Pierce, Elser Evenson, W. J. Bommer, J. St. Pipes, H. A. Walker, and many others appear as part of municipal and school district offices.
Madden backs tax cuts in economy drive
Bulletin dispatches report House Appropriations Committee Chairman Martin R B Madden urging a 125 million tax cut, lowering the maximum surtax to 15 percent, reducing income tax below 1 percent, and repealing nuisance taxes on autos and theaters as part of President Coolidge’s economy program. The plan aims for swift congressional action.
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Chicago
Martin RB. Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Ridgeville and Rochester Officials Named in Local Ballot List
A lengthy roster details Ridgeville Board of Education trustees and officers, Rochester mayor and clerk, township trustees, clerks, assessors, justices of the peace, constables, and school boards across several townships including Russia Camden and Carlisle. Names include Mathias Myers A W Di Oliver Hadaway O R Burkaw Merton Barter Ern est Thompson George Terrel Clyde Van Wormer Henry Steffan Sutter C P Smith Dan Harding A H Nye Wilson Fortune Frank Leonard O C Mann Fréd Ruba Edward Winfield A J Jewett Mrs FE Chamberlain Mrs F Rigke Mra F Wright George Smith Mra Fred Reba W C Eaton Jesse Knapp Dell Richards W B Lee W A Jewett Clyde Setterfield Geo F Bursley Henry Bursley Jas Murray Mrs Abbie Jewett Oliver Stocking Harry Rowland Chas Mitchell Carl Berg John Kern C P Squires Jr Ray Green N W Calkins H C Gearlea J J Emerich A C Wangerine C D Harrick A A Saxton H C Brooks F A Edmonds Carl Detrick W T McGuire John Ross A P Batley Fiore Neraath Thad Rodson Ray Jackson G Alexandar.
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Ridgeville Board of Education
Mathias Myers
A. W. di
Oliver Hadaway
O. R. Burkaw
Merton Barter
Ernest Thompson
George Terrel
Clyde van Wormer
Henry Steffan Coh. Sutter
C. P. Smith
Dan Harding
A. H. Nye
Wilson Fortune
Frank Leonard
Rochester
F. H. Riske
O. C. Mann
Fréd Ruba
Edward Winfield
A. J. Jewett
Chamberlain
F. x. Rigke
F. Wright
George Smith
Fred Reba
Trusteas
W. C. Eaton
Jesse Knapp
Dell Richards
W. B. Lee
W. A. Jewett
Clyde Setterfield
Geo F. Bursley
Conatable
Henry Bursley
Jas. Murray
Abbie Jewett
Oliver Stocking
Harry Rowlan
Chas. Mitchell
Russia
R. F. Clark
J. J. Emerich
A.C. Wangerine
C. D. Harrick
A. A. Saxton
G . I. Hobbs
J. S. McLeland
Justice of the Peace
Constable
H. C. Brooks
F. A. Edmonds
Board of Education
Carl Berg
John Kern
C. P. Squires
Camden
Ray Green
N. W. Calkins
H. C. Gearlea
Davidson
W. W. Calking
L. B. Hadson
A. M. Whitney
Goldsmith Plant Raises Wages in Walulingluos
WALULINGLUOS Sept 9 An increase of ten percent in all peace work prices has been granted to employees of the Walter Gold smith company plant here. As soon as new employes can be seen the working for will be re, said H R Walters branch manager. The business outlook is good with a busy fall and winter expected. An effort is being made to restore operators who were employed in the ring.
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Walter Goldsmith Company
H. R. Walters
Mance
Walters
Indigaste Tablets Praise From Readers Nationwide
Letters from across the United States hail Indigaste Tablets as the best remedy for indigestion and gastritis. Testimonials claim rapid relief, improved appetite, and the ability to eat foods like corned beef and cabbage. The ad urges readers to buy the genuine Red and Yellow box from ONeill Medicine Co. and mentions ONeill's Vegetable Remedy for constipation.
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Tatea
F. J. O'Neill Medicine Co
8St. Louis
Market Report Stockyard Prices for Live Cattle and Hogs
Receipts total 750 cattle and 500 calves with a slow market. Prices: good to choice fat steers 11.00 to 12.50, butcher steers 9.00 to 10.50, fair to good steers 7.90 to 9.00, heifers 8.00 to 9.50, bulls 5.00 to 6.50, cows 5.10 to 6.00, common 3.00 to 4.00. Calves 12.00 to 14.50, heavy hogs 13.25 to 13.75, sows around 7.25, hogs 13.25 to 13.50, market 13.25 to 13.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 1000, market slow, lambs 13.00 to 15.50, wethers 7.00 to 9.00, ewes 5.00 to 6.00, mixed 5.10 to 6.50.
Hickory Tree Grange wins county fair prize
Amherst reports a Hickory Tree Grange meeting on Park avenue with 54 members and a discussion on moon influences in gardening. They received first prize at the county fair among six granges, followed by refreshments hosted by Mrs. Floyd Moulton and others.
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Amherst
Hickory Tree Grange
Park Avenue
Orrange
Floyd Moulton
BE. F. Cotton
Henry Stand
Wife Helps Elect Hubby: A Remarkable Recovery Story
A woman recounts severe right side pains and chronic illness that stymied doctors. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, she recovers fully and actively campaigns to reelect her husband. The ad claims the preparation cleanses the intestinal tract and eases stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis with one dose convincing.
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Mayr
Fight at Ohio State Fair involves Wainwright in pageant dispute
At the Ohio State Fair Monday night a fist fight broke out in front of the grandstand during the pageant Marching On. W. Wainwright of Fostoria and Virgil Sullivan clashed after disputes over musical arrangement. Governor Danahey ordered plainclothes guards and later intervened to arrest the pair, with the matter patched up by Tuesday.
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W. Wainwright
Fostoria
Oberlin
All-Ohio
Danahey
State House
Fair Grounds
Wainwright
Virgil Sullivan
J. Clarence Sullivan
Donahay
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Savin
Local Marriage Licenses Reported in Cleveland Area
Marriage licenses list multiple couples including Frank Nagy 22 window washer Cleveland and Catherine Snopek 18 Lorain. Also Louis Miler 21 plumber Cleveland and Fannie Rushen 15 Elyria. Other entries include Robert McCoy 24 electrical engineer Baltimore and Kathryn Kleinhars 23 Penfield, Rev Corfman and Henry Williams 25 laborer Elyria with Maggie Moore 27 Lorain.
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Frank Nagy
Cleveland
Catherine Snopek
Lorain
Louis Miler
Fannie Rushen
Elyria
Robert McCoy
Baltimore
Kathryn
Kleinhars
Penfeld
Corfman
Henry Williams
Maggie Moore
Remus Says He Will Lecture To Jail Attendees
Dayton sept ninth George Remus of Cincinnati, famed bootlegger, announced at the county jail that he will go on the lecture platform. The remark came as he was confined before habeas corpus proceedings in Cincinnati late yesterday.
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Amherst
Carl Pegust
W. RB. A
North Mainstreet
C. Mather
C. Boughton
A. Sablers
J. Willmonet
H. Ehlut
Mra
WW. Purcell
B. Avery
W. Jugel
C. Stiward
Elia Jaeger
Mills
Pegust
Dayton
George Remus
Cincinnati
Elyrian Raises Goats as Hobby on Gratton Road Farm
EZ and Bonstour of the Veneral Phonograph and Supply Co. keep Tepeenburg goats on a Gratton road farm near Elyria. The blue breed, valued at hundreds of dollars each, can yield up to 950 gallons of milk monthly. Toggenburg goats are praised for pasture manners.
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Bonstour
Veneral Phonograph and Supply Co
Gratton Road
Elyria
Toggenburg
Toggendburg
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McDon
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Trely
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Hive Bird Sweet Shoppe
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Holy Mead Reunion
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James Hallir
Canto Ohio
V Capi
Will Greetham
Milwaukee
Vern Banning
Canada
Guy Lawrey
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Edward Vhery
Mary
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F. A. Gillette
Claire Barnes
Fred Justice. Amberat
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O. A. Kelly
H. L. Platon
Arthur Enele
Henry Brandt
Edward Brucker
Ward Tolhurst
E. l L. Moebins
Avon
Elser Evenson
Walter Herbert
Louis Bennett
W. J. Bommer
Dean Bliss
Phillip Gerhart
Joe Forthofer, Jr
Frank Decart
Leslie Fitch
Guy Cahoon
Wm. Barrett
H. H. Plas
H. Hubbard
Frank Baldauf
Avon Lake
H. A. Walker
James Deasey
John St. Pipes
P. Longley
Albert Traxter
W. R. Hine
GB. Dunlap
Walter Harn
Fred Enale
H. B. Drake
D. Harrison
Carl D. Payne
Carl Tomasek
Council
EB. H. Fred Martic
B. B. Chapin
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H. H. Harris
Walter
Leonard Haag
Curtiss Duff
Ted Nussdorfer
Eugene
Frank Volek
Dechant
Earl Conabee
Dan Titus
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Webber
Board of Foruvation
I H. Harn
O. P Kubach
Frairis
Frank Krebs
Dasy
Huntington
E. £. McClaffidu
John Meagle
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T. A. West
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Ra Brown
Nash
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Sheffeld Lake
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M Cullough
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J. W. Brewer
P.O. Morrison
C. G. Battles
John Constable
Fred Sherman
Rolfe
F. Pop
George Gott
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Bulletins
Atlantic City
N.J
Neptune
Washington
National Conference of Catholic Ce ‘Ts
Thomas J. Shahan
Catholic University
East Las Vergas
N.1
Hankee
Carl C. Magee Albuquerque
New Mexico
John B. Lasseter
Philadelphia
Gifford Pinthot
Rich
Ya H. Landeberg
Stacy
Jabor
Luce
Hickory Tree Grange Meeta En
Mrs. Pegest
Security Benefit Association
K. of P. Hall
At & O'Clesk
Pittsbburgh
Adam Weiss
Viola
Frank
Christina Hell
Werner
Pittsburgh
Cleveland, O
Common Pleas
Walter McMahon
Cuyahoga County
Justices of the Peace
Jack Wainwright
Elyrian
Wilmot Printing
Cosomic Masonic Temple
Thane
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Broad St. Bridge
Richwine
Whidden
Hast Ave
Warry J. Smith
Board of Trade
Lorain County Bank Bldg
C. W. Phillips
Elyria Board of Trade
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