Thirteenth National Foreign Trade Convention at Charleston
The Thirteenth National Foreign Trade Convention will be held in Charleston South Carolina April 28 29 30 1926. O R K Davis secretary says the event marks a focus on foreign trade and industrial development in the New South with delegates from across the country and aims to boost Atlantic South Atlantic trade with Central and South America and the Far East. Charleston Savannah and Jacksonville port interests rise as key venues and the convention will map new ocean routes and foreign trade trends.
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Charleston
South Carolina
New York
South Atlantic
Atlantic
Central
South
United States
Cherleston
U States
Iom
Europe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Actio
Bal
Ker
Gulf
Sippi
St. Louis
Qoldese Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Oldilwey
Navy Yard
Beervésa Fiempton
Francisco
Itate Amons
Middle West
Motor Maniacs Busy in Britain
London reports that during August to September Great Britain faced a surge of motorist fatalities and injuries, with about 100 killed and 219 injured. The article notes per capita motorist exposure is lower than the United States and highlights safety concerns from pedestrians cyclists and the bicyclist conduct on holidays and weekends.
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Britain
London
America
Suderigas
Turing
United
Geisha Girls to Keep Native Costume in Tokyo
Japanese geisha workers will continue wearing traditional native costume as patrons favor the heritage look. The association of geisha employers halted orders mandating foreign-style dress, noting the preference for authentic attire among customers.
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Tokyo
Association of
Geisha Employers
Geisha
Mansfield man shoots wife and father then kills himself
Sent. 29. Maddened by his wife seeking a divorce, Christ Norris shot his wife Della and her father Jerry Norris, then turned the gun on himself. Christ and his wife died instantly. Norris survived. Christ had recently been released from the state penitentiary for manufacturing Hevor. Earlier he was arrested on charges of naming his wife and divorce protests.
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Mansfield
Chris
Della
Jerry Norri
Christ
Norris
State Penitentiary
Skeleton Found Near Logan Porch Baffles Police
Headless skeleton located in a four corner porch area, discovered yesterday by a passerby near Sere late, amid confusion over a Kalamazoo, Michigan man Wilhak Spriss. His abandoned car was found nearby on August 16 last year, sparking police questions about a possible revol or assault.
Tots and Times in Late Afternoon
In a muddled OCR fragment, details about a person named Howard Greene are unclear. It references years of service, a department, and a connection to Cleveland with a misread date around fourteen. The readable bits hint at a biographical note or personnel record without a clear event or outcome.
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Howard
City council weighs purchase plan amid price talks
Sept 29 city council debated a proposed purchase plan for a cistern project as negotiations proceed to set an acceptable price. The session aimed to finalize an agreement and move toward formal approval, with further talks scheduled and a potential contract outlined. A separate report notes the first annual Edsel Ford Trophy aviation event kicked off in Mobridge with two planned stops.
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Darton
Cis
Prohibition Drives Spread Across Provinces in India
Historical report notes Bombay's move to license liquor sales and a broader push for total prohibition. It links Mehta’s excise influence, cites Madras and Bombay schemes, and recalls 1924 Tenkasi acts with minimal illicit sale after enforcement. A 1924 conference in Ootacamund aims to extend dry laws province by province.
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India
CG. X. Mehta
Bombay
Dombar
Maras
Madras
Tenkasi
Sir A. &. Patra
Shenandoah Weather Officer Recounts Fatal Currents
A weather officer aboard Shenandoah testifies about a cyclonic storm route that led to fourteen deaths near Lakehurst New Jersey on September 28. He describes how a pilots course failed to avoid strong currents and restricted maneuvering, exposing the crew to peril as the ship ascended through 2200 feet.
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Shenandoah
Lakehurst
Rick LE
Removed Ohic Bishop Now a Priest
The report notes a bishop stepping down and becoming a priest, with mention of church matters and church authority. Dr McCabe comments are included among the uncertain details, as the text references Episcopal and Apostolic succession and local house talks.
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Ohic
Liquor Fines Totaled 3500 Across Dayton Cases
The notice records liquor fines totaling 3500 dollars from Dayton cases. Several defendants faced penalties for violations of prohibitions. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate enforcement actions in September 1944.
Temperatures Across Cities Reported In September
Readable fragments show temperature readings for Washington Kansas City Omaha and Oklahoma. Values like 70 and 72 appear with incomplete units and dates, indicating a brief weather note from a September period.
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Pashington
Sept
Kansas City
Omaha
Otjeahoma
Judge approves temporary federal prison at Camp Sherman
In Columbus on September 25 Judge Bezson W. Ho ep approves the DA Mat for the temporary federal prison at Camp Sherman near Chillicothe Ohio. The court orders US Marshal Borthwick of Columbus to arrange conversion of buildings at Czemp Sherman for prison use. The facility will be ready in a few days.
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Columbus
Bezson W. Hoep
U. S
Mat
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
United States
Borthwick
Czemp Sherman
Counterfeiter Arrested as He Confesses
Italian Frank Not, who served three years in Atlanta for counterfeiting, confessed to local police and Federal Inspector W. G. Harper that he raised one dollar bills to ten dollars and circulated the bad money in Manoatieu and vicinity with three local young men. The spinning jenny was patented by James Hargreaves in 1770.
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Eld. O
Frank Not
Atlanta
W. G. Harper
Cleveland
Manoatieu
Second Lorain Woman Hurt Is Better
Sept Ruckie is held on manslaughter charge in the alleged cat death case involving Mrs. Margaret and Miss Freeces. He faces an October 8 hearing as both injured women are reported improving at Joliet hospital.
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Ruckie
Margaret d
Beetle
Style Show Event Amid Rain Heads To Elyria Streets
A fashion style show proceeds despite rain with a parade featuring local followers. The event highlights four Elyria stores including John Lersch Co and Saul's, C. HL Merthe Co, Elyria Dry Goods, and the Style Center.
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Riale
Elyria
John Lersch Co
C. HL Merthe Co
Saul’s
Elyria- Dry Golds
Style Center
Coolidge Says Disasters Not Disheartening
President Coolidge stated at the White House that the loss of the ill fated Shenandoah and the five others does not reflect a lack of morale in the navy. He challenged critics of naval leadership and defense policy while addressing questions about the service.
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Coolidge
Washington
Shenandoah
White House
Tragic shooting ends in death of young woman in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on September 29 a man killed a young woman and herself in a parked car, with a companion present. Police identified the victims and noted the woman bore two dentifien marks. The case involves a love triangle and a fatal self-inflicted act amid a tense scene.
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Los Angeles
Celif
Mitchell Ai Morros Urges Strong Defense In Speech
Mitchell argued for a robust national defense stressing land forces to hold coastlines, submarines to counter opposing fleets, and a powerful air force to protect the United States. He warned Britain’s planes could strike from Canada within days and urged swearing in witnesses to strengthen testimony.
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Mitchell
Morros
Morrow
Bingham
Bo. Sand
America
Mitchell Sain
Great Britain
England
Canada
Atlantic
Production of Musical Instruments Doubles in Ten Years
Washington report shows instrument manufacturing more than doubling since 1920. Wind instruments and pianos led the boom with output rising from 62.8 million in 1921 to about 200 million in 1922. Officials forecast 1934 production near 300 million with wind and piano sectors seeing the strongest gains.
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Washington
Sec
Department of Commierce
Eogacet
Progueims
Bodies of two sailors found after ship sinking
The Navy reported the bodies of John L. Gibson and another engineman first class were recovered from the wreck of a ship near Block Island after it was rammed off Rhode Island last Friday night. Salvage crews found Gibson in the engine room and officials said the recovery reduced hope of any life aboard. Gibson's widow was notified in New London.
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Flanman
Gibson
Flanigan
New London
Hospital notes and admissions in a Lorain area list
Hospital notes show admissions for Dale Maddock Mrs Merton Jay Cox Bertha Lybrandt Alfred McGinnis Mrs Harry Dudush and a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Dudush Discharges include Mrs Phillip and baby boy Mrs Wilfrid Bowdler and baby girl Mrs Leo Vernon and baby girl The noted addresses cover 311 Taylor Street Prospect Street Welington and West Street plus Parkplace and River Street in Lorain Peking has more than 200 daily newspapers.
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Dale Maddock
Taylor Street
Merton Jaycox
Bertha Lybrandt
Prospeet Street
Wellington
Alfred McGinnis
Second Street
Harry Dudush
School Street
Phillip
West Street
Wilfrid Bowdler
Parkplace
Leo Vernon
Washington Avenue
Lorain
Alsfred McGinnis
West Second Street
Andrew Scoble
River Street
North Ridge Road Proposed as Inter County Highway
County commissioners hear petitions from Lorgin residents urging adoption of North Ridge road into the inter county system. Other petitions from nearby areas seek similar status to extend road fees from the east county to Lerat and beyond, with action requested to bolster regional highways.
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North Ridge
Lorgin
Rishways
East County
Lerat Lojois
Retiring teacher reflects on six decades in education
The article profiles 62 year old Mr. Ebert and former pupil Mrs. Robinson, noting a career spanning Lorain County and several states. It highlights his 50 years in teaching, across science, literature, languages, and more, and his choice to retire rather than continue past a compulsory retirement age.
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Shoals
Phillips
Ohio
Setvsce
Curelév
Chebana University
Lorain
R. Ebert
Imall
Ebe
Edvorced
Ebert
Granton
Harsas
Robinsonz Bo
V. Hase
Antwerp
Telesta Ss
Tom Lang
Kaws
Cleveland Produce Market Prices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR data shows Ohio produce market figures with prices listed per bushel and per bushel or bag. Values include 1.35 to 1.25 bu ranges and 2.00 to 3.00 bo, plus other figures like 5.58 and 0.46 dollars. Detailing incomplete.
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Ohio
Stock market roundup for livestock sales at Whiston auction
Receipts 309 calves 500 live stock in play. Fat steers and butcher ranges report good to choice weights with price notes from 49.50 to 1191 for cashed lots. Sheep and lambs see lambs 15.50 to 16.50 and ewes 5 to 7.50. Hogs trade softer with Yorkers around 13.85 and heavies near 13.55. Mixed lots, culls, and stags appear in lower brackets.
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Nizher
SLAIN WOMAN HUSBAND FACES PERJURY TRIAL
In Indiana Cheford B. Coos husband of Dr Myrtle Cook a prohibition trader shot to death at her home is held on $10 900 bonds for perjury after weeks of investigation. He was retried amid discrepancies in his prior statements as state agents and the coroner’s inquest reporters note. The case centers on former testimony and alibis as the murder inquiry continues.
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Vinton
Cheford B. Coos
Myrtle Cook
Skeritt Whitefield
Cook
Ma Sigher
Sirling
Hunter Crane
Chinese Fire Upon U S Ship In Yangtze Route
A message from the upper Yangtze reports Chinese troops fired on the American steamer Chi Chuen as it sailed from Ihane to Ching Kin. The vessel was struck by over 700 bullets and one person was wounded, though the wounded rider’s name was not provided. The gunboat Pilos has been dispatched to cover the Chi Chuen.
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Shanghai
Yarkise
Ese
Ihane
Ching Kins
Pilos
Auto Injuries Fatal in Columbus Crash
Franklin construction firm victim and another woman die from injuries after a Saturday morning auto crash in Columbus. Frances Tolliver also dies from injuries in the same accident. The car's driver is held by police pending disposition.
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Columbus
Franklin
Carli Melin dies after attempting to board advancing train
Funeral plans are being made for Carl Meli 46 of Ix he was fatally struck last night when he tried to board northbound York Central train No. 3 in motion near Findlay. Authorities note responders arrived too late to save him.
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Tox
Carl Meli
Northborne
York Central Passeares
Rmotion
Elivain
Findlay
Che Veziburs Geors
Caillaux Debates With US Debt Pact Proposals
Paris reports say French Finance Minister Caillaux yielded in talks with the United States over debt funding and safety clauses. The cabinet backed his Washington stance as Italian mediation on the Italian plan to delay departure until October 20 was noted.
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Paris
M. Caillac
Finzance
Unite States
Parial
Caiflaux
Atte States
Ereby
M. Calllaux
Washington
Josep Caillaux
Rome
Bank Robbery Attempt Ends With One Dead In Baltimore
A negro bandit was killed and a second wounded when they attempted to rob the Broadway Savings Bank in Baltimore. Police pursued them after the cashier Joshna C. Duan fired upon the men, and one bandit was killed at the scene while the other was wounded as he fled.
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Broadway Savings Bank
Tae Sesroes
Joshna C. Duan
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