Men close to Wilson recall stirring days ten years ago
In two interviews Joseph Tumulty and Dr Cary T Grayson recount Wilson’s emotional moment on April 2 1917 when he bowed his head over the cabinet table sobbing after asking Congress for war against Germany The physician notes Wilson’s calm but decisive mindset as he weighed sending American troops to war and the long hours spent pondering the historic decision
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Wilson
Vongreas
Germany
Senate
House
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph PV. Tumulty
Cary T. Grayson
Thrge
Thomas L. Stokes
Paited Press
United Press
Washington
United States
Hin Ehief
Joseph P.lamulty
White House
Houis
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tumulty
Massachusetts
Anne
Giermanys Snever
Lusitania
Hasfe
Woodsow Wilson
America
Thom Ealles
Rhington
Caryl T. Grayson
Wondrow Wilson
Nol
Fraysen
Wilson Yond
Gconevess
Ofeht
Pooression Ad
Wieeon
Fifa
Trainine Canpe Ginyson Doca
Tae Iicht
Auden
Ferakson
Lowey
Mr. Meare
Virginia
Sores
Miners in Perry County Respond to Wage Talks Collapse
Workers in Perry County react to failure of a Columbus wage meeting as Ohio miners pledge support for a stronger union. Leaders report nonunion rivals and wage scales, while local activists vow to push for government action and job firings over delayed contracts.
ASK COUNCIL TO ACT ON STREET LIGHTS FOR ALLOTMENT
A letter from T. J. Moise of Mly Realty Co to William Ely requests council action on street lighting in the wood allotment block of Hamilton Avenue and Washington Boulevard. The city is asked to cover the extra cost of ornamental lighting over ordinary pole lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ely
T. J. Moise
Mly Realty Co
Hamilton Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Che Ity
Jeter
Mager seeks divorce and alimony in Van Wert suit
Mary Ellen Mager files for divorce in Common Pleas against John Mager of Van Wert claiming extreme cruelty and neglect of duty. They wed in May 1928 at Van Wert, separated in July, reconciled, then renewed nagging. She seeks divorce, alimony, and restoration of her former name Mary Kten Dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Mager
John Mager
van Wert
Kross
Mager
Dyorea
Allmionys
Mary Kten Dull
Road limit for trucks raised to ten tons
The sheriff’s office received notice from George F. Schlesinger state highway director that starting at midnight April 3 the seven and one half ton road limit for trucks will be raised to ten tons. The limit had been reduced in early spring to protect roads during thaw and soft pavement season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tall Mine Union
Simey the Studs
Robbins
Columbus
Mal
Ohir
Robbins J
Tin
A. K E. Famne
New Straitsville
United States
Sheriff's Office
Ceorge Fr. Schlesinger
Storm sewer and sidewalk work urged for 18th Street
Mrs. Mary Schumar urged the city council for the storm sewer on 18th Street and completion of remaining sidewalks. Councilman George Richewine noted the streets and sidewalks committee and city engineer were already working on the projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
18Th Street
Mary Schumar
George Richewine
Liv
Hudnelt seeks divorce on wilful absence since 1928
Ralph Hud wit files suit for divorce against his wife Marie in the court of common pleas alleging wilful absence since 1928. He asks for custody of their minor daughter. wife currently has custody. They were married in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hudwit
Marie
Court of Common Pleas
Hudnelt
Auto Junk Yard on Private Property Report
Streets and sidewalks committee reported to council that the auto junk yard and high board fence on Lod Street and Darkyrey Court are on private property. Nothing could be done under city ordinance, report accepted after deliberation. section cited for fire code action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Council
Commell
Lod
Darkyrey Court
Cexineis
Truck and Auto Damaged on Middle Avenue Collision
A vehicle collision occurred when Joel Rattle turned from Middle Avenue onto Third Street and struck Robert Brace’s car, causing damage to both vehicles and to Brace’s front end. The police report notes damage to the right rear wheel area and to the center of Brace’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuavsit
Joel Rattle
Shear Street
Middle Over Hille
Third Street
Robert Brace
Adama Street
Middle Avenua
Bruce
Paving Petition Reeled For Part Of Irondale Street
Residents on Thendale Street between Woodford Avenue and the alley urged the city to pave Irondale Street section. John Koalonos spoke for petitioners claiming paving is needed as emergency vehicles cannot traverse the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trondale Stree
Thendale Street
Woodford Avenue
Irondale Street
John Koalonos
Bats Street
City hearing on phenol waste in Columbus Friday
A city meeting in Columbus Friday will feature the service diverter and eile ehemint presenting on phenol waste affecting the lake and drinking water. The state health department asked the overseeing body to attend, with the service director noted as present.
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IND Ras Aring
Eile Ehemint
Yineeting
Columbus
Nepartment of Health
Palestine talk at Young Men's club dinner
Edward French reported his automobile license plate was stolen from his car parked in the yard in LaGrange. The incident followed a talk on life in Palestine given by Mr. Finchey at a local dinner event last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribes
Guy T Pindley
Finchey
Palestine
Edward French
LaGrange
Mackay Appeals to Higher Court in Swindle Case
Clearge 4 J Mackay appealed to the court of appeals from a 7 to 16 year sentence in the state penitentiary on a swindling conviction. Chief counsel is William J Corrigan. Action likely delayed for months. County Commissioners prepared to view the Bright ditch for cleaning needs in Ridgeville. A hearing on the ditch project is set for the future. The ditch runs about one mile in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Y
Ridgeville
Friendly Indians hold Wiener Roast at city waterworks
The Friendly Indians a younger boys group of the Elyria Y M C A hosted a wiener roast at the city waterworks west of Iworath. After games the boys toured and inspected the water work plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Indians
Elyria Y. M. C. A
Iworath
Dormitory Feed at Elyria Y M C A Thursday
The April dormitory feed at the Elyria Y M C A is set for Thursday night at 6 15. Monroe Kauffman will perform magic and Marry Elkins will entertain with his banjo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M. Co. A
Monroe Kauffman
Marry Elkins
Workman Injured At Steel Plant In Industrial Accident
Mike Andrisko of 599 West Broad Street was rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital at 4 a m after his left leg above the ankle was crushed when caught in a machine at the Columbia Steel Company plant. The United Farmers Exchange prevailed with a $114.74 judgment on a promissory note against Charles W. Hawke in the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Andrisko
West Broad Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Columbia Steel Company
Andrisko
United Farmers Exchange Company
Charles W. Hawke
Court of Common Pleas
City council clashed over park funding and pool plans
The dispute centers on park commission control of park funds with Rice warning the council must promptly approve the agreed appropriation to ensure a swimming pool opens this summer. He says failure would blame the council for delays and deny Nalyria children a pool this season.
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Ohio
Park Commission
Rice
City Coun
Nalyria
Eity Council
Setter Rice
Korva
Hittin
Chicago political clash amid Gibbs Thompson Dever contest
The piece describes gang violence linked to bootlegging and a deadly encounter with Patrolman Yanlet Healy after Drucci was killed. It notes a Notel Sherman raid yielding machine guns and rifles, crowded lobby actions at Thompson and Dever campaigns, and a bond proposal of 21 million dollars for city improvements.
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Weapor
Drucci
Dean O'Banion
Yanlet Healy
Tater
Jhe
Plantoon
Notel Sherman
Thompson
Dever
Faraly
Craft
Chicago
Reed
Hewett
Spodear
Pr. Rowertson
Fle
Healt. Com
Thompses
Fred Teundin
Thompson H
Robertson
Theampson
New Confectionery Martin's Confectionery Opens Tomorrow
A new shop named Martin's Confectionery opens tomorrow at noon on 194 Broad Street. Christ K. Martin, formerly of the Chocolate Shop, starts his own business with Mrs. Martin assisting in candy making. The store features modern equipment and home made candies as a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's
Broad Street
Christ K. Martin
Chocolate Shop
Martin
Hnssie
Elyria
Room For More Boys on Trip to Capital
Twelve additional boys will join the Elyria YMCA Washington trip. Jack Sikkinen said the group can add twelve more with W S S Kohn lending his truck and driver. The departure is at 4 am Saturday with stops at Gettysburg and other historical sites.
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Capital
Washington
Jack Sikkinen
Elyria Y. M. C
W. Ss. Kohn
Slekkkinen
Gettysburg
Pep Rally At F and F H S Promotes Spring Tickets
A pep rally will be held tomorrow morning at the assembly to boost ticket sales for six high school athletic events this spring four baseball games and two track meets. The event will feature music from the orchestra and Hoyt Glen Club with Coach Stiffler and Prof Laver speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F&f. HE. S
Woman Injured After Falling Over Bank in Logan
Mrs. Elmer Nixon of Oreyua was brought to a local hospital with four fractures to the lower jaw after tumbling over a roadside bank when frightened by an approaching automobile. She lay unconscious for an hour before walking home.
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Bank Logan
Elmer Nixon
Oreyua
Eaton Community News Notes and Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Ora McRoberts return from Orlando Florida and visits from Edward Varsey in Greentown Ohio. Notables include Mrs Elmer Will and daughter Fieanor, Mrs Mildred Durkee visiting from Cleveland, and multiple church events and a decision day ahead for Easter preparations.
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Eaton
Ora McRoberts
Orlando
Florida
Myron Roan
Edward Varsey
Robert Androwe
Greentown
Ohio
Elmer Will
Fieanor
Mildred Durkee
Cleveland
Bel
Shem
Burton Rose
Virginia
Margaret
A. BR. Webber
Higrin
Carl Tite
EB. C. Annawehr
Flora Lewis
S.C. Meree
Charles MrCarvel
Elyria
Burton Rose Alvin Alexanders
Women's Missionary Society
Pierce
F P. Marck
Carrig Mack
William Spieto, Sr
EB. Durkee
Hugh Reisinger
Harley Reisinger
Nod. Hoskin
L. A. Davis
W. HL. Giles
Booh
Crowell
Fred Reisinger
Wel Baker
M. Ross
Minnie Lowe
Hayley Wien
Grace Loughbon
Pla. Dawley
J.D. Dirkson
Lakewood
Mildred Durk+e
Roby Shirley Grills
Adams Street paving urged after truck company dispute
A city committee urged paving Adams Street and ending street parking by Knutsen Motor Truck Co. Residents and officials debated options as property owners complain of road damage and driver conduct. The council voted to accept the committee report and seek paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knutsen Motor Truckie Co
Adams Street
Ida Wingard
Titon
Markets show mixed grain and livestock quotes across cities
The April 5 market notes report Cleveland poultry butter and eggs prices, and livestock quotes for hogs cattle and sheep. Toledo and Chicago quotations cover hogs calves and wheat, butter and eggs prices, and grain values with scattered ranges.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Boning Match to Decide Champion at Gala Alleys
A. B. Sauer of Tocal and rival Krugman meet at Gala alleys at 9:56 PM to claim a purse for the bowling title. Both have won single matches, pitting local merchants against royal bowling fans in a keen rivalry.
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A. B. Sauer
Tocal
Fas
Mr. Sauer
Fe? Krugman
Roth
Baptists Baptize Converts in Icy Hocking River
Report describes a winter revival in the valley with converts baptized in the icy waters of the Hocking River and its tributaries. The ceremony follows a series of revival meetings as participants seek renewal amid the frigid conditions.
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Randaing
Hocking River
Varlona
Meeting of District One OAVO Society for Crippled Children
The Ohio Society For Crippled Children will hold a district meeting in Elyria Ohio on Wednesday April 6 at ten o'clock. Representatives from Ashland Ashtabula Crawford Erie and other counties will attend with state health welfare and education officials and local leaders to discuss care and education of crippled children.
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Oavo Society For Crippled Children
Elyria Tomarow
Ohio Society For Cripp! Children
Ashland
Ashtabula
Crawford
Eiio
Geduga
Lake, Lorain
Medina
Ottawa
Wichland
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Cuyahoga
Elyria
Ohio
First Congregational
State Departments of Health, Welfare and Education
Yprobal
Rotary Club Crippled Children
Parent Teacher Association
Jon &. Bentley
Cleveland
Ohio Society
Withresids
Clarener H. Meyimad
de T. A. Willis
J. R. Mannix
Syria Memorial Hospital
Sickness Forces Field Minstrels to Cancel Here
Illness hits several members of the Alcr Field minstrels forcing cancellation of their scheduled appearance at the local theatre. Manager Vic Woodward received a telegram stating it was necessary to close the show due to illness among the company members.
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Ganges
Nialto Theatre
Vic Woodward
Today's Ten Questions Trivia Quiz Item
A fragment lists ten general knowledge questions including the original thirteen states the world’s major rivers borders of the United States and salaries of leaders. It appears on a classified page as a short quiz with answers slated elsewhere.
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British Empire
Fugu Slavia
United States
Colorado
Union
College students’ part time work earnings for year
Students earned 7500.98 from part time jobs and 41700.59 from work across college departments including athletics, libraries and serial clubs. Twenty nine pupils earned more than 5000 during the year. Jobs included chauffeurs clerical workers coaches guides newspaper sellers and typists.
Cyclone Strikes Ohio Town Destroys Store and Home
A cyclone ripped through Unionville Center near Marysville Ohio on April 5 damaging the W H Willis general store a two story brick building and a residence occupied by Mrs Mary Goldsberry sister of Jacob Yenley county superintendent of schools. The building wells and roof were damaged and the interior compromised. Mrs Goldsberry and her son Charles were injured.
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Marysimum
Unionville Center
Here
W. H. Willis
Mary Golisberry
Jacob Yenley
Goldsberry
Charles
Easter Egg Rolling at White House Grounds
The annual Easter egg rolling on the White House lawns will be held as usual on Easter Monday in the rear grounds. The grounds open for children all day and at 3 o'clock the Marine Band will perform. Last year more than 48,000 children took part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
White House
Executive Mansion
Imarine Band
Stay of Execution Granted in Ohio Case
John Hickman Aoelumius awaiting execution for the Dan Garrett killing has been granted a stay by the Ohio Supreme Court. Judges Fiorenre Allen and Day ordered the pause to allow time to review the case.
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Columbus
John Hickman
Aoelumius
Bha Wler
Ohio Penitentiary
Dan Garrett
Chillice
State Supreme Eniort
Fiorenre Allen
Judge Day
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MacKay
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Henry W. Ingersoll
John W Murpaca
Hugh Pris
Horace Hwe
Arthur J! Robinson Casnis
Arthur
Alfred F Bsesing
R. Jay Fitch
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Elvrng Savings & Trust Co
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Elybsia, Ohio
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