Steubenville Suspect Alvarez Held After Train Shootout
Police in Steubenville say a gun battle on a Pennsy rail line led to the arrest of Alvarez, a Sonora native, on charges of shooting to kill and larceny. Detectives pursued him onto a Cleveland-bound train after he allegedly broke into properties in Steubenville and attempted to jump from a window as officers closed in. He claimed a stash of valuables was given by a stranger to be delivered elsewhere.
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Cleveland
Jono
Sonora
Steubenville
Strugsic
Alvarez
Cfty Limita
Alvarés
Victor landslide cited in historic state race
An extensive report notes a landslide victory for O. P. Victor with strong national figures speaking on party platforms. The discourse focused on state issues, defense and the league of nations, while banners of Harding and national parties dominated the endorsements. The only woman candidate, Margaret Dyer of Hart, ran for probate judge in Hancock County and was defeated.
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Harding
Nidge
Hhe
League of War
National Party
Margaret Dyer
Bat
Oberlin Prepares For New School Year With Many Students
Oberlin College reads like a global hub as 2,700 students arrive for the coming school year. Professors and 13 instructors lead a diverse group from Pennsylvania and across the nation, including China and South America, joining local towns like Elyria and Oberlin.
Oberlin Area Students and Visitors Parade Through Summer
After a Cleveland trip several days, Miss Helen Hellyor returns Sunday to teach in area schools this year. Miss Ruth Miller left for Hillsdale College Michigan to continue her studies. Robert Stephan Merle Lyon and Alfred Wheeler hosted a dance at 214 Yeast College Street. Chauncey In Cleveland and John Willama visited family during the week. Prof F F Jewett and Prof A S Kimball plan Oberlin residence for the school year with Miss Nash. Richard Kimball returns to Yale as Miss Caphne Kimball studies in New York City. Lucien Warner of New York, after a European summer, will arrive in Oberlin to study about Sept. 32.
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Helen Hellyor
Cleveland
Ruth Miller
Hillsdale College
Michigan
Robert Stephan
Merle Lyon
Alfred Wheeler
Yeast College Street
TLN
Metcalf
John Willama
Chauncey
F. F Jewett
Oberlin
East
A S Kimball
Miss Nash
Reamer Place
Richard Kimball
Yale
Caphne Kimball
New York City
Lucien Warner
New York
Europe
Delaware Democrats Hold Convention in Dover
Delaware Democrats met in Dover to nominate candidates for presidential electors, representatives, congress, governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, state treasurer and other state offices. The ses sion highlighted the Berm material nomination due to county rotation with Sussex County.
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Dover
Pel
Congress
Sussex
Resolutions Favor Ex-Service Men at National Encampment
Resolutions urging cooperation among ex service men societies to secure favorable legislation were prepared for presentation at the United Spanish War Veterans national encampment in St Louis. Other resolutions denounced radicalism and praised army vocational training schools. Wheat Watcher Breaks price declines as market mood sours. Chicago reports sharp drops with Sterling exchange affecting futures, December at 2.25 1/2, March at 2.38 1/2.
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ST Louis
United Spanish War Veterans
Army
Chicago
Sterlins Exchange
Common Witchhazel Claim for Sore Eyes
An advertisement touts a witchhazel remedy for eye inflammation with statements of rapid relief. It claims a two day improvement for a patient named Jack and offers a small bottle of Lasaptin guaranteed to help any case of strained or inflamed eyes. Bherts Drug Store and other leading druggists are named as sellers.
Nerv-Worth touted by deputy warden for stomach relief
A classic testimonial tale from Columbus and Coshocton about Nerv Worth a tonic claimed to aid run down or stomach troubled individuals. The excerpt includes a customer claim of relief, a money back guarantee, and a promotion promising genuine product in a large round bottle priced at 1.25 dollars, with availability from Jay Suld and leading druggists.
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H. Dinamore
Ohio
Gove
Columbus
Coshocton
Jay Suld
W Phiups
Harding Race Problems Discussed By Senate Oligarchy
Harding voices concern over Senate oligarchy and House actions during seven years of words and tinkering with policy. He cites tariff protection for American agriculture, warns about racial differences on the Pacific coast, and urges national unity to back Pacific states against foreign influence and domestic challenges.
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Senate
Congress
House of Representatives
America
Paris
California
Harding
Pacific Coast
Remarkable home remedy for rheumatism circulated
A chain letter style appeal from Syracuse NY urges sufferers to mail for a claimed heating treatment described as a cure for rheumatism. The text promises relief within days, asks for a one dollar sample fee, and names a contact in Marth Ho Jackson, Dorsten Gidg in Syracuse.
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Herma Sri
Jackson
Syracuse
Many Prizes Awarded at Flower Show
Prizes were awarded across floral and vegetable displays. Winners include George Marsh and Charles Wardham first in Wildwood, Gertrude Taylor second. In vegetables, first prizes awarded to Hubbard Wilcox Helen Snider William Robert Hutchings Gourde Jaxo Andrew Eschke Max Krugman Mildred Neufer. second prizes to Helen Bates Edith Altfeld David Robertson Ethel Brubaker Elizabeth Itlebury Arthur Young. Judges included R L Tempus L Hecock Count Howard Rogers and Richard Faxon.
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Heled Schmauch
Katherine Snith
Luna Attebury
Chas
Srtar Davidsom
Edward Perry Stride Tovior
Tolows
Wasa Van'wormer
Ciara Short Howard Barnes
R L Tempus
L Hecock
Agent Howard Rogers
Richard Faxon
Carolina Holds Second Primary
In South Carolina on September 14, a second Democratic statewide primary is held after two senatorial candidates failed to achieve a majority in the first contest. Senator E O Smith seeks renomination with a lone opponent, George Warren, of Hampton, in what appears to be a charged, spirited race.
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Columbia
South Carolina
E O' Smith
George Warren
Hampton
Late Stock Reports Rally on Open amid Political Bets
New York September 14 traders saw brisk activity and higher early prices as political developments fueled short covering. Steel, coal, oils, rails led gains with some oils and shippings advancing 1 to 2 points. Broad late buying lifted Delaware, Lackawanna and Western rail shares. Market closed fir m with about 450 600 shares traded as election news lent a bullish tone and led to a mixed finish with oils and rails outperforming.
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Wali Stukeyt
New York
Toda'y
Poliical Developments
Atlantic Gulf
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Chicago
St Louis
St Paul
St. Lous
Kansas
City
Rock Island
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Ohio
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
Market snapshot from Cleveland and Chicago
Cleveland market reports show poultry and vegetables with mixed prices while cattle hogs and lambs in Chicago move steady to higher. Cattle receipts in Cleveland total 490 with slow demand. hogs and sheep futures show gains, calves and lambs firm on light demand. Strong prices noted for steers, fat lambs, and feeders.
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Cleveland
Jersey
New Jersey
Virginia Star
Alabama
Chicago
Democratic senatorial contest joins Walker vs Lunn in NY
The race for the Democratic senatorial nomination pits Lieutenant Governor Harry C. Walker of Binghamton against Mayor George Rh. Lunn of Schenectady with Walker the unofficial Democratic state convention designee. Several congressional nomination contests also appear on the ballot.
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Filla A Boole
Presi
Womens Christian Tem
Trrance Union
George Heary
Pasne City Tae
Nathan L Miller
Syracuse
Court of Ap
Publican
George Thompson
Harry C. Walker
Binghamton
George Rh. Lunn
Schenactady
Walker
Burglary attempt at Kullda bank ends in blast
Hank Yeges reports Ottawa Quebec September 14 The People's Bank at Kullda was robbed but burglars failed to enter the safe after blowing the lock. They fled leaving six blankets and three robes on the bank floor.
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Ottawa
People’s Bank
Kullda
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Mrs Blackwell
An Elvria resident, Mrs E C Blackwell, credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her backache and kidney irregularities after a brief trial at Phillips Drug Store. In a long-running testimonial, she notes relief upon use and urges others to try the remedy, mentioning continued occasional benefit and manufacturer pricing.
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Elvria
E C Blaewell
Blackwells
Team Saloon
Blackwell
W Wilburn Courre
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Ing
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Frethexein Steel
Thtral
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Tint Mer Marine Pig
Legislature International
Kennecott Copper
Methan Petroleum Vt
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Norfolk & Western
Repub
Northern Pacific
United States
Pure Qi
Doctor Jaster
Hone
Tnett
REOLA
A.L. Renait
REOLO
Teolo, Inc
Obi E. J. Ebert
Elyria
N.U. Record
W. E. Shay
Broad St
Phillips Drug Store
Chronicle-Telegrag
Golden Oak
William and Mary
Aera
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