Plan for Industry Federations Proposed by Gerard Swope
New York September 17 Gerard Swope president of General Electric outlines a Business Constitution to federate American industry. The plan envisions trade associations regulating production through agreed practices and ethics with standard accounting and financial reporting. It aims to protect labor through workers compensation old age pensions life and disability insurance.
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New York
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Swope
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
Are You Going To Florida This Season
An advertisement from West Side Lumber & Coal Co Elyria Ohio and G A Persons 320 32nd Ave North St Petersburg Florida promotes Florida living. It promises affordable housing or apartment accommodations with right prices and excellent service.
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St. Petersburg
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Elyria
Ohio
G. A. Persons
32Nd Ave
Petersburg
Florida
Swope Plan Aims to Secure Jobs Across Industries
The proposal, drafted with electrical industry leaders and tacitly approved by the group, seeks federal supervision of unemployment insurance and trade regulation to protect the public and reduce worker fear of a forty year deadline as age advances.
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Federal Trade Commission
Department of Commerce
Swope
U. S
Trip on stairs causes cut and bruises
Mrs. McCaffery of 514 Middle avenue sustained a cut over her left eye and bruises yesterday when she tripped on stairs in a downtown building and fell. First aid was given and she was taken home by police. A minor collision occurred between cars driven by L. W. Malin of 428 Sixth street and Mrs. William White of Westerville at East avenue and Third street about 6 p. m. yesterday according to police report.
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L. W. Malin
Sixth Street
William White
Westerville
East Avenue
Third Street
Stolen Car Found Linked to Albert Bishop Report
A car reported stolen from the National Tube Company yesterday by Albert Bishop of 599 Dewey Avenue was tracked to Pearl Avenue, according to police.
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National Tube Company
Albert Bishop
Dewey Avenue
Pearl Avenue
Potive
Bladder relief ad claims 25 cent test
Fragmentary advertisement promotes a 25 cent bladder relief test with dubious claims. It mentions impurities and acids and urges purchases from drug stores, using odd phrasing and scattered references to backache and frequent desire. The overall text reads as an unreliable ad copy from a drugstore page.
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Druc
Wintet
Heth
Bach
Simone
Vontag
Bowe
Colored Women Form League In Oberlin County Meeting
Colored women from across the county gathered in Thompson Hall near Elyria to form a political league aimed at educating the people on local political conditions and promoting unity for proper recognition. Mrs. J. D. Barnes presided with speakers Mrs. George Smit of Elyria and Mrs. Rosa Miller of Lorain. temporary officers and a constitution committee were elected. A hyper nant organization meeting is planned for Friday evening at Mrs. Henrietta Davis's Middle Avenue home.
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Oberlin
Dept. Li
Thompson Hall
Oberlin Road
Elyria
J. D. Barnes
George Smit
Rosy Miller
Lorain
Wallace
Henrietta Davis
Thomas
Teressa Smith
Barnes
Obertin
Berg Saxon
Gilvia
Rosa Miller
Middle Avenue
Elgin
Court House roundup reports two arrests and a fine
Charles Worthington, 24, was arrested by deputy sheriff on a warrant issued in justice court there. Edwin Gillespie of Oberlin was fined 25 dollars and costs for intoxication after appearing before Justice Walter H. Watts. he was arrested by Oberlin authorities and held in county jail last night.
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Charles Worthington
Sher
Justice Court
Edwin Gillespie
Oberlin
Justce
Walter H. Watts
Two Hunters Die and Nine Wounded in Ohio Squirrel Season Opening
A toll of two dead and nine wounded reported in Ohio as squirrel season opened. Clarence King 15 of Rittman found dead near Wooster from a shotgun wound likely caused by a stumble. Warren Theim 17 of Springfield died from wounds when a companion's shotgun discharged. Wounded include M A Smith 52 Bethesda Hospital Zanesville Charles Millison Barnesville George F Jones 24 Zanesville Marvin J Williams 30 Akron H M Huttenberger Springfield P S Morton Steubenville James Cipra 33 Uhrichsville misidentified movements and Dr G A Marchand veterinarian hit by his brother in Uhrichsville.
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Ohio
Clarence King
Rittman
Wooster
Warren Theim
Springfield
M. A. Smith
Bethesda Hospital
Zanesville
Charles. Millison
Barnesville
George F. Jones
Marvin J. Williams
Akron
H. M. Huttenberger
P. S. Morton
Steubenville
James Cipra
Hickley
G. A. Marchand
Charles
Uhrichsville
Fostoria Chosen for Spanish American War Vet Reunion
Bryan Sept 17 Fostoria was chosen for next years reunion by Spanish American War veterans of the Sixth Regiment of Ohio at a meeting attended by about 300 veterans. The 38th O V I Civil War reunion ran concurrently with 14 veterans present. Harvey Blosser of Fostoria was elected president and Thomas Yates of Fostoria was named vice president.
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Fostoria
Bryan
Sixth
Regimnt
Ohio
Harvey Blosser
Thomas Yates
Fourteen Prizes Awarded in Lorai County Riding Club
At the Ely tia Riding Club exhibition at Lorai County Fair winners in seven classes were announced. Anne Wirth rode Bob to first in seat and hands under 12, Lois Ann Fell on Buck second. Miriam Faxon on Bob won over 12 with Barbara Suppes on Silver King second. Family pairs saw Mrs. R. Silsbee and Deborah Silsbee first on Bob and Buck. Snider and Nichols on Snip and Dixie were second. Eight saddle horse prizes went to Polly Dare owned by Marian Crehore and shown by Howard Somers. Rex owned by the club shown by S. A. Olsen was second. Colonel Clay won walk trot canter first, Bob second. Colonel Clay also won ladies class with Marian Crehore. Bob ridden by Mrs. R. S. Silsbee took second. Polly Dare first in best gait with Colonel Clay second. Judges were R. T. Lavery of Cleveland Equestrium.
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Lorai County
Elytia
Anne Wirth
Bob
Lois Ann Fell
Buck
Dass
Miriam Faxon
Barbara Suppes
Colonel Clay
C. J. Crehore
Dr. Snyder
Marian Crehore
R. S. Silsbee
Polly Dare
R. T. Lavery
Cleveland Equestrium
Death Notice for Mrs Grave Brandan Thoma and Mrs Bell Mapes Snyder
Relatives report the sudden death of Mrs Grave Brandan Thoma at her Detroit home after illness. She was born here, a former public school teacher, survived by husband three daughters mother and two brothers. In Henrietta New York, Mrs Bell Mapes Snyder 70 died at home on Ward Road. Funeral services Saturday at 2:09 p m from the home with burial in Henrietta cemetery.
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Grave Brandan Thoma
Detroit
Michigan
Thomas
Somone
Henrietta. Q
Bell Mapes Snyder
Ward Road
Barney Snyder
Gilyard M
Lester Husted
Ruth Ellen Snyder
Jean Snyder
Charles Mapes
Henrietta Cemetery
Gang killings prompt plea to Levine for talks
The Warne County grand jury presence credited with reducing Detroit gang warfare last year. Victims died thinking they would attend a friendly conference as killers planned cunningly and left few clues unless Levine cooperates further.
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Warne County
Grand Jury
Detroit
Levine
Gandhi Warns U S to Dismiss Hoarded Gold
In an exclusive United Press interview at Kingsley Hall Gandhi urges the United States to dissipate its vast gold hoard to end wealth inequality. He calls America a great producing country but says distribution must improve and warns against foreign domination.
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United Press
London
United States
Gould
Mahatma
M. K. Gandhi
Kingsley Hall
America
Tually
Gerie
Evan Tre
India
Gander
Gandar
Wreck Suit Over Lorain Ship Collision Leads to $8000 Claim
Lampe & Trading Co of Lorain sues Pattersn Steamship Co in federal court seeking £8000 for damages from a 1924 collision in Lorain. The suit alleges the steamship Simon J Murphy of the Pittsburgh Line caused the wreck by negligent operation while towed by a tug and jammed the Lampe company's sand sucker against the Black River dock.
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Patretsrs Steamship Company
Lampe Conws
Eget & Trading Compans
Lorain
Lampe Company
Simon J. Murphy
Pittsburgh
Loimpe Company
Black River
Murphy S
Murphy
Farmers Local Markets Record Mixed Prices Across Commodities
The Cleveland market report shows hogs steady to weak with light demand, cattle uneven with best steers $4.35 to $7.25, calves dull, and lean hogs trading lower. Grains and feeds list wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices, along with alfalfa clover and mill feeds, while fruits and vegetables display varied wholesale quotes and farm market offerings.
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Patren
Joe
Hull
Vlevehind Hay and Grain Exchange
Cleveland
County Health Drive At Fair Grounds Draws Parents
The county health department tent at the fair grounds attracted many parents with grandchildren, as Mildred Bowen and D. Cofa Randall of Cleveland announced tests for an inspection program. Copies of sheets listing test results will be mailed to parents, and officials thanked the Far Board for cooperation during the event.
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Jarre
Kyehot
West Bridge
Get. Petes
Bedlie
Mildred Bowen
Cofa Randall
Cleveland
Bowen
Bates
County Health Department
Far Board
Health Department
Severa
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly Safely
A Ladies weight loss advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe fat reducing plan. It claims taking half a conful in hot water before breakfast boosts energy and youthfulness, with results shown in three weeks and a money back guarantee if not improved.
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W. Phillips
Ady
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Cleade
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Valencia
Long Island
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National Biscuit Co
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Armour's
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Merry Wives
J. K. Braithwaite
St Lorain Street
Charies
Juria Star
Lucke Cooley
Hollywood Avenue
Everett Papworth
5. J. White
Arthur Edwards
Oberlin Women’s Club
B. F. Tenney
North Professor Street
Mary Royee
Escanaba, Mich
Chicago
Royce
Eugene Comings
Stewart Hume
William Ohly
Oxford
Miami University
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Ilinois
Frank Peek
Miss Nelliere
Miss Oaks
Charles Jennex
Hir Cousins
Durmadged
Amy Ingraham
Lucille Davidson
Kiptor
Wes
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad
Mrs
Grace Brandaud Thomas
Mrs. Bell M. Snyder
Ganda
Leader of
U. 8
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Greyhound
Buffalo
ST. Louis
Indianapolis
Toronto
Rochester
Albany
Boston
Scranton
LOS Angels
Bureau of
Evan Comnnes
United States Department of Agriculture
Ateleso Travk
Canyalaupes
Coeaty Peek Meats
Elbertus
Abe
Lee Bushel
New Jersey
Idaho
U. T
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U.S. I Jersey
CU. Ss. J
Louisiane
Cermelon
Georgia
Nancys
Ohla
Cobs
Peek Hawketa Bestomestpy
Rante Rually
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Heldmyer Hardware Co
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