County and State Agree on Road Improvements in Lorala County
Commissioners report a 1922 plan with the State agreeing to widen and resurface key roads. The State will widen the north city avenue to eighteen feet and Lake Street to twenty feet, resurfacing costs borne by the State. Local property owners and county hopeful improvements to east and west roads into a township. Further talks focus on a ditch Avon project.
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E. Hale
Sur
Lorala
Roperty
Mprovide
Columbia
Heaver Creek
Ity
Eland
Irish fighting disrupts transport and casualties rise
Reports from Tarbert Cork Limerick and Tipperary describe ongoing firefights and disrupted rail and telecommunication. General Ring was killed and General Lauder wounded as clashes unfold in Ballina and surrounding areas leaving supply lines severed and residents in urgent need of food and aid.
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Blin
Cork
Limerick
Tipperary
Donaghmore Street
Free State
Tar Aas
Ring
Lauder
Ballina
E Florence Allen Seeks State Supreme Bench Nomination
The text notes E Florence Allen running as an independent for the Ohio State Supreme Bench, with petitions filed showing 33 318 signatures for her candidacy and associated figures for other statewide races. It references state officials, the petition process, and mentions supporters in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County.
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UMBUS
Allen
Cleveland
Jary
Smith
Dag
Jacob
Caxey Inn
Wil
United States
Secreith
Coxey
Memorial Hospital reports patient count and capacity
The hospital lists about ninety patients currently, with room for about 125 total. Most cases are spread between medical and surgical wards, including typhoid fever and pneumonia, and some come from nearby areas and beyond. The Crippled Children’s Hospital unit has 31 beds in use and may expand with upcoming improvements.
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Hal Hospital
JH. Pelton
Utea
Tragic Death Of 2 Year Old In Cincinnati Car Accident
In Cincinnati on September 16 Robert MOA, two year old son of John MOA, president of a company, was killed instantly when a car backing over him struck him. A passerby summoned aid but he died at the scene. The two other occupants, William and VT, were in the car at the time of the incident.
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Innati
Robert Moa
John An
An UN& Company
Crmpany
Ecter
Prohim
William
Will Pasha threaten Bosphorus crossing and Balkan shock waves
The article warns that Mustafa Kemal Pasha may pursue a cross Bosphorus action and broader Thrace conflict sparking a new European war. It suggests Britain could face Mesopotamia complications and Balkan states with French loans might join against him, risking a regional upheaval.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Bosphorus
Constantinople
Thrace
Britain
Balkan States
France
Aussia
Pasha
England
Former Lorain Man Resigns City Manager Post
Cleveland members of the City Commission consider the resignation of Mofishorn after five years as Lorain city manager Osburn to assume the post in Wisconsin amid city management shakeup.
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Lorain
Cleveland
Mofishorn
Osburn Gashes
Ipsan Te
Wiscon- Bliefiy
Blimp Commander Pays Respects in Cincinnati and St Louis
The US army dirigible 2 escorted Major Strauss's mother Mrs Sam Wel Strauss over Cincinnati on route to St Louis, dipping and waving as it drew fuel for traffic. Preparations at Scott Field Illinois for the next hop indicate continued transcontinental voyage with a trial over St Louis planned.
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Cincinnati
Winton
Corple
Samwel Strauss
Straus
Cininnti
Trafic
Stuat
St Louis Belleville
Ills
Scott
Fire damages Diedrich home on School Street
A fire at 6 40 p m last evening damaged the Diedrich residence at 116 School street. A room on the second floor burned before extinguishment with an estimated loss of 350 dollars. Cause listed as spontaneous combustion. Fire Chief Bates notes 129th fire this year, one more would match last year's total, a 260 percent rise in incidents and losses.
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Diedrich
School Street
Bates
Masons Begin 11th Annual Meet in Cleveland
The supreme council thirty third degree Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Masons of the northern U S. opened its 11th annual gathering in Cleveland. Sessions will run through next week as delegates convene for meetings and ceremonies.
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Cleveland
Supreme Council
United States
Chicago Woman Says Husband Shot in Third Local Killing
Amiassia Schreiber of Chicago reports she shot her husband during an all night argument over moonshine after alleged beatings. The incident marks the third homicide in three days in the city.
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Chicago
Amiassia
Spectacular New Orleans Wharf Fire Destroys Government Plant
A massive fire in New Orleans on September 16 wiped out a 2,000 foot government wharf and a two story shed at the riverfront near the U S Army supply base. Loss estimated at six million dollars as flames raged through the early morning.
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New Orleans
United States Army
Farewell Reception for Rev and Mrs Craft Held
A farewell event was hosted at the couple’s home on Thursday with over 100 attendees. A brief program featured Misa Leloy from South Africa discussing the country’s customs and missionary work, while Mrs Craft spoke on community efforts. Friends expressed regret at their departure after three faithful, accomplished years.
Impeachment Continued Against Attorney General Daugherty
Keller pressed impeachment charges in the House, accusing Attorney General Daugherty of constitutional violations failing to prosecute guilty parties and misusing public funds. He insisted the goal is enforcing laws without fear or favor and preserving the government’s dignity.
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Keller
Daugherty
Daughterty
United States
Tendler Injures Hand Forfeits Bout In New York
Law Tendler withdraws from a planned bout with Pat Morgan after injuring his hand in a Monday night clash with Ever Hammerlant. Canadian middleweight Clonie Tait will substitute.
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New York
Ever Hammerlant
Law Tendler
Pat Morgan
Clonie Tait
Stocks Edge Higher on Mixed Trading in New York Market
The New York stock market opened steady with Consolidated Gas up to 143 1 4 and Pittsburgh Coal at 72. Rail stocks inched up, New York Central rising to 98 7 8 while iron products slipped to 47 3 4. Many major names listed include American Can, U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel and Anaconda among others with scattered fractional changes. Cattle and hog markets showed receipts and moderate gains, as wheat and corn opened higher in Chicago with firmer corn and oats and mixed futures later firmed but modestly.
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New York
Consolidated Gas Rosa
Pittsburgh
New York Central
Peto Wos
Brudebaker
Baldwin
Ajax Rubber
Allis Chalmers
American Beet
American Agricultura
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Cotton
American Linseed
American Locomotivs
American Smelting
American Steal Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel
American Woolen
American Znc
Anaconda
Atchison Ae Be Dame
Baldwin Locomotive O
Balnmore & Ohlo
Bethlehem Steel B
Butte & Superior
Catfernia Petroleum
Canaan Pactie
Central Leather
iChesassake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicaso
Mil & St Paul
Colorado
Columba Gas & Electric
Crurth
Cuba
Deaware & Hudson
Cruptal Electric
Reveral Motora
Jr Northern Pro
Hiands Centray
Seyiration Copper
Nt Nickel
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel
Tehigh Valley
Marion
Wervie Fro
Republic Tran «& Steel Southern F Pacific
Southern Railway
Co Bees ‘ Tobacco Products
Union Pacific
U.S
Steel So
U.S Steel
Utah Copper Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys-Overlang
Colson Company Expands Elyria Plant for Growth
The Colson Company, a leading Elyria industry, adds 6000 square feet of floor space to reach 110000 square feet, with New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, and Los Angeles centers totaling 40000 square feet for a grand 150000. The wood working department sits on a raised structure, walls to the roof planned next spring, adding 20000 more square feet. The firm, employing more workers, dominates manufacture of children's vehicles, invalid chairs, ball bearing rubber tired trucks, and wheels, with optimistic outlook for the future.
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Colson Company
Elyhia
Elyria
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Wheth
Minty
E Country
Good Games at Cassade on Sunday
Fans at Usiade Park expect two close games as West Siders meet Greenwoods in the first at 2 pm and Legion Eagles clash in the second at 3 pm. Rivalry runs deep with past hard fought battles and tight scores between Eagles and Legion.
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West Sides
Greenwoods
Legion
Eagles
Uisiade Park
Westeun
West Siders
AICTMINES TO PLAY SALEM SUNDAY
The reinforced Richwine base ball team will journey to West Salem to face an undefeated opponent and aims for a stiff battle. The Redwines add three Wrage brothers, Al Weagg, Lenn Wrage, and Chuck Wragg, in key positions, with Wohlever from Amherst also in Richwine’s lineup.
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Richwine
West Salem
Redwines
al Weagg
Lenn Wrage
Chuck Wragg
South Amherst
Wohlever
Amherst
Liberty Bonds Close Prices In New York Trading
Liberty bonds rallied and closed with varied notes from the market. The 3 1 29 plot showed 100.70 while first 4 1-48 traded near 100.58 and second 4 1-45 at 100.14. Fourth 4 1-40 traded around 100.68 and Victory bonds showed 3-40 at 100.38 with Victory 4 3-45 at 100.72.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Warn Turks (Continued from Page One) in Smyrna Fire
Athena reports the Turks deny responsibility for the Smyrna fire and say hundreds of Greek and Armenian Christians were sentenced to death by Turkish authorities. Refugees in Athens claim many Greek and Armenian Christians were killed for aiding the Greek army. An American witness says he saw bodies of Greek soldiers tied together and the murder of the Greek metropolitan prelate of the Greek Orthodox Church. Allegations also state the prelate’s body was dragged through Smyrna streets. Allied high commissioners have been instructed to prepare a note to the Angora Soviet government outlining allied stance on the Near East.
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Athena
Smyrna
Athens
Hish
Wase
Angora Sovetkment
Near East
Ford plant shutdown spreads to Columbus assembly line
Detroit orders to close Ford assembly plants hit Columbus where 475 workers will lose their jobs. Nearby utilities cut service as officials gauge duration while foremen say many can only survive two weeks without pay. Officials warn of broader effects on suppliers and the national economy as the shutdown may last weeks to months.
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Ford
Detroit
Fords
Ena
Omcn
Conference talks spark belief in settlement outcome
A. H. Smith, president of the New York Central, stated before the meeting that hopes for a settlement were rising. It was believed that an agreement would be reached, signaling progress in the talks.
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A. H. Smith
New York Central
Explosion Damages Bridge Tied to Railroad Plan
Dynamite wreckage hit the Welton tunnel at Cumberland Maryland near the Potomac river. The blast at 4 a m woke residents of Cumberland and Ridgeley West Virginia breaking windows in several houses. Authorities suspect amateur work and report the loss around 800 dollars.
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Winard Jewel
Dridge Cumberland
Welton
Maryland
Potomac River
Cumberland
Ridgeley
W. Vs
Two Bounces of Grapes Cost Oberlinite $11.20
Oberlin reports a man paid $11.20 for two bunches of grapes as assessed by Mayor Smith after a Friday night theft in a vineyard in the southwestern part of town. Marshal Edmonds notes increasing grape and fruit thefts and urges property protection even if force is needed.
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Oberlin
George Wall
Smith
Reettan
Wall
Preeman
Marshal Edmonds
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aids Monthly Symptoms
Mrs Denna Scholz of St Louis credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief from cramps pains and backache. She reports monthly discomfort ended and ability to work returning after using the remedy for female troubles. The advertisement touts fifty years on the market and plant based ingredients.
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St. Louis
Syand
Vana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Denna ScHouz
Ouly St
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Mia Scholz
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