Soviet Delegation Tours U.S. Glass Factories
Four Soviet representatives from the Russian government visited Columbus and Lancaster glass plants to study equipment and discuss expanding industry. They plan to spend millions to build and operate 291 new factories under government control, with J P Nikonov the only English speaker. They aim to establish the largest glass factory in the world, returning to New York on April 15 to seek further recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Zelders
S. S. Karlajin
A. Ratajczak
Edward Miller
Lliler Machine and Mold Works
Flass
Miller
Federal Glass Co
Horking Co Co
Lancaster
Nikonov
Essen
Germany
Stranes
Kokonov
Moscow
New York
Russia
Death Notice for L. T. Davis and John Reinke Remains
The funeral for L. T. Davis will be held Monday at 10 AM at Eaton Center church with Rev Eicher officiating. Burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery. John Reinke died yesterday at 6 PM at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a two year four month illness, aged 70 years 7 months 29 days. He leaves a son Fred and daughter Minta, two brothers A F Heinke and C F Relake, two sisters Mrs John Gilmore and Mrs Henry Voglesong. Funeral services for Reinke are Monday at 2 PM from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev C F Wiseman officiating. Burial in Murray Ridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Davis
Eaton Center
Eicher
Butternut Ridge Cemetery
John Reinke
Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Thage
Fred
Mintile
A. F. Heinke
Adams Street
C. F. Relake
Middle Avenue
John Gilmore
Lorain
Henry Voglesong
Elstin
Sudro
Howe
C. F. Wiseman
Murray Ridge Cemetery
State convention prep noted with union delegates named
Reports on preparations for the state convention in Elyria next fall are led by named reporters for Lorain, Mie, Amherst, Oberlin, Elyria, Wellington and more. The morning session featured a True Patriot honor and talks on finances and youth work as delegates proceed to the afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
Mie
A. L. Hil
Amherst
A. J. Jeune
Wellington
Young People’s
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mative Drummond
Nathu
Vin People’s Hated
Citix
Jackson
Greanen County
D.ul
Tls
Mery Miller
Ida Jayuox
Ample Supply of Peas Guides Gardener's Ambition
An article explains peas as a gardener's pride with dwarf and tall varieties. It covers planting windows from early to mid season, succession planting, irrigation needs, and techniques to extend bearing into July. It notes pest risks from aphids and recommends regular spraying with sulfur solutions.
Ohio College Association Elects Leaders in Columbus
April 8 Ohio University President E. Bryan was elected president of the Ohio College Association in Columbus. Wooster College Dean John Kelso was chosen vice president. Professors A. P. Tusadol Otverhel and John Blauhenagle Ohio Wesleyan were named secretary and treasurer respectively. Muskingum College’s J. B. Cleland elected to the executive committee alongside W. EB. Wendergan of Ohio State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Famer
E. Bryan
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio College Association
John Kelso
Wooster College
A. P. Tusadol
Otverhel
John ©. Blauhenagle
Ohio Wesleyal
Tean J.B. Cleland
Muskingum College
Eleeted Amahi Othe Executive Coprmitiee
Sacred
Ing
W. EB. Wendergan
Ohio State
Army Leads Nation in Breeding Horses
April 7 report states government carge breeding moved from agriculture to the army war department, making it the world’s largest horse breeder. Majer Clonern 4 comments on stallion purchases and rising breeding activity, noting substantial value and expanding operations across statl Hons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Reunant Service
Araay Petivits
Oral
Enids
Tao
War Department
Statl Hons
Vatie Prkved
Ann Lowe
Structural concerns prompt warning on building stability
A special committee reports architectural and engineering specialists assessed the structure in London. They contradict investigators who warned last year the building was still moving. The report says movement signs must be stopped to prevent disaster. St Pauls has undergone safety measures for five years amid a national subscription drive of 21 250 000. The National Association of Letter Carriers plans its 1927 convention in El Paso next September.
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Mats
London
Sential
Penatts
Howe
Neere
Deane
St. Paul's
National Association of Latter Carriers
el Paso
Police Court Case Dismissed Over False Payment Charge
Rosa M. Werner of Ganton faced a police court issue when a defendant paid 80 dollars to A. Stokes after a claimed burglary. The warrant was adjourned as the alleged offender failed to deliver the goods and the case was dismissed.
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POLIC
Bray Rosa
MM. Werner of
Ganton
Cours
Pete
A. Stokes
Stokes
Petitions Court to Declare Liberty Bond Ownership
Charlotte Hi Webster sues J Muthach administrator in Common Pleas court seeking a declaration that Liberty bonds with a par value of 6000 dollars are her property and an order for delivery to her as part of Angeline LI Webster deceased estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeline LI
Webster
Charlotte
J. Muthach
Court of Common Meus Todas
J. Eo Muvinieh
City Officials Meet Over Phenol Waste in Columbus
City service director and filtration engineers attend a Columbus meeting at the steam board of health to seek a solution for eliminating phenol waste. The issue arose after a winter incident where phenol contaminated the lake and water supply, affecting the city's water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stea:board of Health
Two Wives Seek Divorce From Errant Husbands
Surinna McGlusky filed for divorce from Charles McGlusky alleging desertion and failure to support since their 1925 marriage along with repeated abuse and extreme cruelty. Barbara We Ambrose sought divorce from Charles W. Ambrose alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty with periods of absence and no contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surinna McGlusky
Charles McClusky
Dinee
Boks
Barbara
We Ambrose
Charles W. Ambrose
Reports of chicken pox cases rise in city
Police and health officials report an urban outbreak with several chicken pox cases confirmed this morning. Authorities urge doctors and residents to identify new cases promptly to prevent further spread while three scarlet fever cases are also noted in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiyrbe
Pee Ett
Smarttr
Frank Wiliams
Ells
Damaged OCR States Car Incident on East and Bridge Streets
Fragmentary report notes vehicles on East Bridge Street and West Bridge Street involved in a collision. Names and details are unclear, police statements referenced a braking event and machine involvement, with several individuals tentatively listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I ST Bridge ST
Veered and Firm Asks At Document Of 2.00
The Peeples Investment Co. filed suit in Cleveland alleging a promissory note of 2.00 remains due and secured by a mortgage on property in Wileyville township. The complaint seeks sale of the property to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeples
Wile
Cleveland
Wileville Township
Assessors Sworn to Property Tax Roles in Lovair County
County assessors from Finnshire and surrounding villages in Lovair face duties to swear oaths on their personal property. Deputies Ambers Ty Pouty Vanditey Wells were noted as having authority to affirm real property records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovair
Ray Wyers
Unreadable OCR Note Reflects Damaged Neighbors Message
Fragmentary text shows names and phrases likely from a local note or notice. The readable parts include scattered references to people and places, but no coherent events or actions emerge for a clear summary. The fragmentary speech makes identifying a story impossible.
Memorial Hospital Faces Facility Strain Amid Water Damage
A damaged page notes strain at a memorial hospital with flooding and power issues affecting patient care. Officials warned of delays in admissions and limited services as crews work to restore operations.
Chemecat Company Suit Over Alleged Pecans at Sands Two
A civil action filed against Paynenes of S16072 Sunt Aguinst Fooltjibert at 245 Cartes Avenue alleges a pecan dispute. The suit names Shahsaont and Chantel Vom as parties in a claimed contract or property matter initiated in the conve af comainan court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemecat Company
Te Paynenes
Sunt Aguinst
Cartes Avenue
Miles Sui to nave estate partition filed in court
A late filed case in the court of common pleas seeks partition of the estate of Theory Hate, deceased, listing Kathryn Dete as respondent. Repairs at Repair Park Fountain Creeks in Ely Park Basin are underway this morning before foundation work and prior to seasonal animal relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Sui
NAVE
Kathryn Dete Ocat
Court of Foremean Pleas
Theory
Ely Park
Ely Ark
Debaters Borah and Butler Clash Over Prohibition Issue
In Boston Symphony Hall the Prohibition debate pits Senator William Borah Idaho and Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University. More than 3000 fill the hall while thousands more hear on radio. Topic centers on whether the 18th Amendment should be repealed with Butler supporting repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Wer
Butler
Television opens new vista in human communication
New York April 8. A public demonstration at Bell Laboratories shows television letting people miles apart see and hear each other as if face to face. Officials note equipment complexity but forecast future home use and distant events viewable by viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
En- Fineuwrs
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Bell Laboratory
Nen
Walter 8. Gifford
Six Week Tests Begin Across County Schools
Schools throughout the county are conducting their regular six week tests this week. Officials note the tests cover the standard six week period and mirror prior assessments. Results are expected to influence upcoming planning and student progress reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schooes
Markets in Cleveland and Chicago grain and livestock quotes
The report lists Cleveland poultry and livestock prices with hogs, cattle, sheep, and calves receipts and value ranges, Toledo and Chicago quotes for butter eggs poultry potatoes and cereals, and Minneapolis grain figures including wheat and rye quotes with commodities and per unit prices. It notes the market tone as steady to weaker in places with varying futures prices and regional market status.
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Toledo
Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Florida
Bliss
Cuba
Texas
Lawyers sue each other both win in Worcester court
In Worcester, two lawyers sued each other after an auto accident. Nathan Siger and Henry Parker filed counter suits. The jury awarded Siger $281 in his case and then awarded Parker $281 in his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Nathan Siger
Henry
Parker
Sigel
Darker
Paris Censors Spicy Reading Draws Backlash
Report from Paris on authorities censoring street newsstands and bookstores for indecent content. Vendors defend selling foreign literature while fines are imposed for provocative covers and material. Critics say censorship targets novels and magazines favored by visitors and locals alike, impacting well established stalls and arcades.
Liberty Races: Liberty 2 1/2s and 4 1/4s Mixed Odds
Liberty RODS NEW YORK reports mixed results with Liberty 2 1/2s opening at 101 off 2 and 4 1/4s firm with $163.39 up 1. Other 4 1/4s close at $190.45 while ard 41-48 701 and 4th 43-49 trade around $103.20.
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Liberty Rods
New York
Mar
Liberty
Mrs Carrington Collapses On Stand During Divorce Trial
In Chicago April, Mrs Anne Walsh Carrington collapsed on the witness stand while recounting her marriage to Col Carrington. She described four years of persecution fueled by his alleged insane anger, breaking down when asked to repeat harsh names he used. Court adjourned to let her regain composure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward Carrington
Anne Walsh Carrington
Colonel Carrington
Carington
Today's Ten Questions on China Situation
A classified page quiz asks ten questions about the Chinese war situation. Topics include which Chinese city was shelled by British and American ships, who leads Cantonese forces, why Nationalist armies are called Cantonese, the senior foreign naval officer present, and identities of figures like Eugene Chen. It also inquires about the American minister to China, refugee ports, major cities recently captured by Cantonese, the founder of the Nationalist movement, and Shanghai’s three administrative parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Chen
China
Citi
Shanghai
County approves funds for crippled children care
Loralm county commissioners allocate 9000 dollars for crippled children services announced at the Ohio Society for Crippled Children district meeting held at the Congregational church. The Gates Hospital center is among ten state institutions providing treatment in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loralm County
Qhio Society For Crippled Children
Congregational Church
Gates Hospital
First execution in Alabama at Kilby Prison
Horace De Vaughn, an Auburn slayer, was executed in the electric chair at Kilby Prison Montgomery Alabama. Three shocks were needed to end his life the first lasting forty seconds and the subsequent two at intervals four minutes apart. This marked Alabama’s first electric execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Kilby
Montgomery
Ala
Horace de Vaughn
Auburn
Moore
Ruby Thorneton
de Vaughn
Appeal Against Abandonment Of Village San Toy
Village officials plan to appeal to Governor Dananey against abandoning the coal mining village of San Toy. Merits show 14 families have vacated per operators’ orders, with more expected. Sheriff McNabb says he will not forcibly remove residents while they pay rent to Sunday Coal Creek Co, and efforts aim to keep peace.
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Dananey
San Toy
Blajer Oc
San Tow
Sheri Harles McNabb
Ber TY County
Coal Creek Co.n
Mee Nubb
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