Yavia Baxter Dies at 63 After Stroke at Home
Gustavia Baxter 63 longtime resident died last night at her home after a stroke. She was a member of the B church and a charter member of the Woman's Benefit Association. Survived by husband, sister Mrs. Alice Smith Elyria and brother John Tally Loudon. Funeral today at home conducted by Rev. W. B. Winters.
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Ank Baxter
Borshore Court
Baxter
B. Church
Woman's Benefit Associjum
the Maccabees
Beto
Repbe
Alice Smith
Elyria
John Tally
Lofn
Hospital Admittances and Discharges List
Admittances today include Clarence Melter 430 Adams Street Mrs Elizabeth Worthington RD No. 2 E J Dalesny 106 Water Street Mrs Mandie Warner 152 Garvin Avenue. Discharges include George Strickland Gratton Miss Agnes Theinke Olmsted Falls Mrs Eva Davidson 415 Foster Avenue Clarence Miller Adams Street.
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Clarence Melter
Adams Street
Elizabeth Worthington
R. D
E. J. Dalesny
Water Street
Mandie Warner
Garvin Avenue
George Strickland
Gratton
Agnes Theinke
Olmsted Falls
Eva Davidson
Foster Avenue
Clarence Miller
TANY FAMILIES Moving Today In City
April ool's day and moving day dominate the city as draymen haul entire households between houses. Dozens of residences are being shifted in a flurry unseen in local memory.
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Tany
Grand Rapids elects president of national association
Grand Rapids, Michigan, chosen as president of a national association at a supervisory conference in Philadelphia. Details on the event and the association leadership are reported for the public schooling sector.
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National Association At Supervisory In Public Schools
Philadelphia
Rent Hikes Spur Search for Lower Costs and Refurbishment
Rising rents push residents to seek cheaper housing or homes with more conveniences, and many properties face frequent changes. A moving man reported he could not handle his current workload for days due to high demand.
Seven Hundred Japs Killed in Red Clash
A Tokyo based Japanese newspaper reports that seven hundred Japanese troops and civilians died in a two day battle with Russian Bolshevik forces at Nicholaevsk Siberia, beginning March 18, according to a cable dispatch received in Honolulu.
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Associated Prensa
Honolulu
Nicholaevsk
Siberia
Investigating profiteering on rent today in Columbus
A conference in Columbus with Governor Cox will consider a rent curb program. City attorneys will present a plan to create an investigation commission to arbitrate between landlords and renters.
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Columbus City
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio City
Cox
Caty Attorney Scarlett of
May Meet Freddie Lawrence on Sandusky Card
Freddie Lawrence faces J Lowman on a Sandusky boxing card. The card also features Diyra and Joe Lehman from Toledo, replacing Charlie O Con.
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Fredie Lawrence
J. Lowman
Sandusky
Freddie Lawrence
Diyra
Joe Lehman
Toledo
Charlie O'Con
Boxing card poised for main event in Sunday Met marks
Nell Cleveland and Don Curley of Poledo are expected in the main event of the Sunday Business Met athletic exhibition. Bronson has secured a boxing permit for the second week in April.
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Nell
Cleveland
Don Curley
Poledo
Met
Athletic Associations
Bronson
Hoover as party traitor, Fess says
Ohio Congressman S. D. Fess, head of the Republican congressional committee, denounces Herbert Hoover as an internationalist and accuses him of conspiring against the party in 1918. Fess says Hoover cannot lead the GOP and would align with the winners, criticizing his 1918 stance and current nomination bid.
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Washington
S. D. Fess
Ohio
Republican Congressional Committee
Herbert Hoovi
Tate
Hard on coffee houses in Lorain crackdown
Lorain April 1. District prohibition inspector W. White warns coffee houses that violate laws twice will be closed. Lorain April 1. George Pattyka fined 200 dollars for possessing 200 gallons of skin whiskey.
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W. White
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George Pattyka
Committee of 46 Organizes in Ohio Seeks New Party
Columbus reports Ohio forms a new political party named the Committee of 48. Attorney Charles E. Belcher of Columbus elected state chairman at yesterday’s conference. Officers named include Fred G. Strickland of Defiance and C. J. Rath of Cleveland as vice presidents, with Mrs. Harry Schwartz of Columbus as secretary-treasurer.
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Columbus
Ohio
Charles £. Belcher
Fred G. Strickland
Defiance
J Rath
Cleveland
Harry Schwartz
Toledo Carmen Delay Strike
Toledo street car service will continue until tomorrow at six cents straight fare or eight cents with a transfer. Car men voted in secret session to defer the strike while the council investigates the company’s claim for a fare increase.
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Toledo
Carmen
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