Base ball season opens amid high hopes and crowd forecasts
Baseball holds its own as fans count minutes to play ball and owners note rising advance sales signaling record attendance. Walter Johnson misses Washington opening. Elyria prepares a strong team with Mayor Hewitt throwing the first ball as fans flood the stand for the 1928 opener.
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Fence Act Backed To Halt Stolen Goods Trade
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker testifies before the House Judiciary committee in support of a bill that would criminalize concealing stolen goods and interstate trafficking. The measure targets a crime industry worth over a half billion dollars annually with penalties up to two years in prison or a $5000 fine. Railroad, bank, and business groups endorse it while seeking carrier knowledge requirements.
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Senator Simeon Fess Chosen as RNC Keynoter
Ohio’s Fess is selected to deliver the keynote at the Republican National Convention. The essay praises him as scholarly and eloquent, capable of addressing past, present, and future party glories while avoiding ticklish topics. The piece notes his public affairs knowledge and a favorable Elyria appearance as support.
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Preservation body vows to keep rural England beautiful
The Council for the Preservation of Rural England pledges steady work to protect countryside beauty. It rejects haphazard urban sprawl and estate breakups for residential use. Suburban areas near cities are praised when attractive and harmonious, contrasting with United States trends of billboard proliferation and tree loss.
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One Year Birthday Anniversary Notices and Obscure Names
Yesterday marked a miscelebrated one year since an event in New York. The column lists birthdays and notable figures including Joseph T. Tietreos and Charles Bo Warten.
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Primary delegates and candidates in national conventions
The piece notes Democratic and Republican conventions with delegates and key figures like Medill McCormick and William Jennings Bryan era allies. It mentions Illinois and New York Democrats ready to back leaders while contests for senator governor and other posts unfold.
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Implications of Foreign-Born and Naturalized Citizens
The document discusses how prisons hold foreign-born individuals and those with alien parentage under U S law, and how citizenship status affects national ties. It notes treaties recognizing naturalized Americans abroad and highlights limited progress in securing naturalization treaties, with Bulgaria as a noted success.
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Naturalized Citizens and Military Service Debate Highlights
Government officials express concern over naturalized Italians and French origin individuals serving abroad. Proposals consider pastoralization treaties and the risk of requiring military service after long periods abroad. The discussion also mentions wax apple designs and Austrian cultivation patterns as unrelated notes.
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