Ohio City Directory Hints Cleveland Population Total
Greater Cleveland is estimated at 976,920 with Cleveland proper at 86,642. Local stories report a police and fire budget, crime incidents, court rulings, labor actions, and community notes across counties, including Ironton, Akron, Canton, and Columbus.
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New City Directory
Greater
Cleveland
Logan Council of Knights of Columbus
Ernest Diehl
Pomeroy
Vinton County Health Board
Ironton
Brown County
Alliance
American Steel Foundries
Virgil Hite
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ashtabula
Parma Township
Cuyahoga County
Yeggs
McKinley Motion Picture Theater
Canton
W. K. Smootz
National Livestock Commission Company
Salvador Massaro
Akron
Boys’ Industrial School
Francis Watts
W. C. Koehl
Columbus
John J. Murphy
Cincinnati
Latonia
Bessie M. Postlewait
Postlewait
Ohio Federated Club
Jackson
Toledo
Theodore Reissing
Grand Rapids
University of Michigan
Carey
Andrew Greer
Reissing
Herrick
Ohio
Tracy
Samuel Leeper
Kent Murphey
McArthur
R. A. Lorenz
New Philadelphia
J. B. Garvey
Andrew Shortner
Troy
Geauga County
John Sutton
Auburn Corner
Ravenna
Harvey S. Firestone
Ohio Council of Churches
Ohio Federation of Churches
William Pitzer
John B. McGee
Painters’ Union
Louis Chaliff
Louis Cadkin
Storage of coal to solve the fuel problem urged
A coalition of United Mine Workers spokesmen proposes storing surplus coal to ensure a continuous fuel supply, likening it to cold storage solving the food problem. Ellis Searles John Moore and Thomas Kennedy say coal storage could address fuel needs affecting remote consumers and push the Coal Commission to study this approach.
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Washington
United States Coal Commission
Ellis Searles
John Moore
Thomas Kennedy
United Mine Workers of America
Commission
Whic
Two Poisons In Death Cake Haunts Philadelphia Case
Walter W Sterrett died after eating cake mailed to his wife in Devon. Police and coroner examined his stomach in Bryn Mawr Hospital. The icing may have borne the poison. The death cake was mailed from Penn Square Station. Mrs Sterrett reportedly confessed to administering white poison. Authorities seek suspects linked to insured ex-husbands.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Walter W.sterrett
Devon
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Bostock
Simpson
Penn Square
Sterretts
Chicago
Joseph Klimek
Klimek
Hig Insurance
Former Daily Racing Form editor settles breach suit
Balm Sult is settled Chicago Frank H Brunell 65 year old former publisher of the Daily Racing Form settled the breach of promise suit by Beatrice G Kalleen out of court. Case dismissed after Brunell's substantial settlement noted on rehearing. Jury had awarded 1500 damages at first trial before a new trial was ordered.
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Chicago
Frank H. Brunell
Daily
Racing Form
Beatrice G. Kalleen
Old Bonds Replaced by New Washington Treasury Issue
Secretary Mellon announced exchange of maturing Victory notes and Treasury certificates for new bonds. The 80 year 4 percent Treasury issue totals 763,450,900 with cash subscriptions of 511,390,000 accepted, replacing 252,060,900 in older securities.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
London stirred by talk of Canadian envoy to Washington
Reports in London say Lord Shaughnessy may be sent as Canada's diplomatic representative to Washington. The foreign office would not object and Canada is seen as likely to act soon, aligning with the Liberal policy now in power.
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London
Lord Shaughnessy
Canada
Washington
Foreign Office
Liberal Party
Marsupial frog carries its young on its back
A. Kingsley Noble notes South America hosts the most frog species and highlights the marsupial frog that carries its young in a back pouch. Noble’s field work with a Harvard museum expedition informs the observation about regional amphibian diversity.
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Africa
Asia
Australia
South Amerha
A. Kingsley Noble
Mentor Magazine
South America
Noble
Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology
Sore Eyes and Odd Tales from Old Papers
A collection of quirky notes and quotations: eye balm cures. Geneva three swallowing gum and prankish replies. a Shrewsbury man who sold only the front half of a cow to his son in law and now sues. and Russian slot machines fitted to receive rubles.
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Geneva
Shrewsbury
Mass
Russia
London
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Hessic- Onemabrtia
Tosa
Hollywood
Saturday Evening Post
Anchorage
Murine
F. D. Spencer
Knox Tire and Rubber Company
Mt. Vernon
Joseph Leonard
Morris Klein
Mansfield Legionnaires
Michael Ursko
Sandusky
Janes Myers
Dover
Council
Hortense B. Lelansky
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Ruth
Albert Bruch
Gallipolis
Robert Mangineli
New York
Hallowe’en
Mary Schina
Fairport
Plain City
Wobster
Ora Kauffman
Glen Burk
Ashland
Melvin Kaufman
William L. Jones
Dayton
John Litter
Chillicothe
Baltimore and Ohio
Benjamin F. Platner
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Europe
Josiah G. Bishop
Christian Church Missions
First Christian Church
Henry Osborne
Hanover
Hien
Burns
James Corfman
Newark
Gororer Cook
Andrew Schaub
Hamilton
B. Davis
Schaub
Albert Woolard
Forth
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Otto Franks
Tuscarawas County
Stark County Fair
Menthe
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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