Veterans of Foreign Wars press for quick action on adjusted compensation bill
Commander Woodside of the Veterans of Foreign Wars leads an active campaign with 100 000 overseas members backing the Adjusted Compensation bill. Mondell and Fordney push for Senate action while Mezumber will report soon. HQ is 32 Union Square New York. 37 states and 1 000 posts.
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Frank Murphy
Ohio
Woodside
Prank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Joseph W Foriney
Michigan
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Murphy
Mondell
Fordney
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Mezumber
Finance Committee
Washington
The
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Public ails with a woeful wife and strikes
The dialogue mocks a college leader and labor unrest as President Cox comments on strikes and pay. A doctor brushes off an inquiry about debt while a grim remark echoes, and a blunt husband endures a wife monologue on survival and mortality.
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Cox
Cox College
Dr. Cox
Elyria Theaters Card Dances Through Diverse Screen Offerings
At Elyria Theaters American Louise Glaum stars in I Am Guilty a love story of a neglected wife with strong cast and plot. Also a mystery Guilty Conscience and riotous A Sailor Made Man provide balance along with Harold Lloyd comedy. Burlesque Tonight features Girls Do Looks and Slotkin and Slotkin. Fightin Mad tale of love adventure showcases Virgin Brown Faire and Rosemary Theby.
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Louise Glaum
Harold Lloyd
Rialto
Barney Gerard
John Hawley
William Saxons
Slotkin
City Milk Supply Inspections Resume
City chemist Edward G Curtiss has resumed inspections of milk delivered in the city. The report notes raw milk and bacteria content will be assessed within the next two days, with focus on quality and safety for consumers. The summary includes references to local firms and individuals linked to the dairy trade.
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Edward G Curtiss
Colonia
Crawford & Garrett
Worl Sm
Barry
Celebrant Marks Golden Wedding in 1913
The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1913. Survived by wife Ann Elizabeth and children Mrs. Mary Wendt Mrs. Jean Bagore Clarence and Adam Cook, eleven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services to be held at home in Amberat Sunday afternoon led by Rev Handke.
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Ing
Ann Elizabeth
Mary Wendt
Jean Bagore
Clarence
Adam Cook
Rand
Amberat
Rev. Handke
David Cook Pioneer of County Dies in Amherst Home
David Cook longtime Amherst resident and German born pioneer passed away after a short illness at his east Amherst home at 10 am Thursday. Born October 3, 1858, he was 84. He spent most of his life in Amherst township with a 30 year stretch in Lorain. He and his wife were nearing their 69th anniversary.
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David Cook
East Amherst
Germany
Amherst Township
Lorain
Hay
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