Women 10 Give Prohibition Views
Washington report on a 22 member National Commission of Women for law enforcement drafting an unofficial supplement to the Wickersham report. The group met in secret, will address the White House, radio, and a Loyalty Luncheon with attendees including Borah and Woodcock. Topics cover enforcement and moral implications of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Commission of Women For Law Enforcement
White House
Wickersham
Sesson
Women’s National Committee For Law Enforcement
Senator Borah
Idaho
Borah
Rep. Hudson
Mich
Woodcock
J. M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Helen Barrett
Montgomery
Rochester
N.Y
Carine Waugh McCulloch
Chicago
Edna Giles Fuller
Florida
Barrett
Edward Thurman Smith
Gifford Pinchot
Harrisburg
Carrie Chapman Cart
Evangeline Booth
Mourners Attend Train Departure From Curtish Station
About nine people followed the cortege to the station for Mrs. Longwo the passenger accompanied by her brother and group left Curtish fore at 11.08 A.M. The party arrived through deserted streets, and Mrs. Longwo walked to a private car, entered, and disappeared behind curtains as the train moved away. The scene was met with quiet, the crowd standing in silence as the train vanished toward Lanes and Loneworth.
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Curtish
Loneworth
Death records announce Anna Virginia Jackson’s death
Anna Virginia Jackson of 38 Lake Avenue died suddenly last evening from heart disease at home. Widow of George Jackson she lived in Elyria twenty five years born in Berkeley County West Virginia. Survived by eight children including Clarence and Harry of Martinsburg W V Henson of Elyria John of Cleveland Winnie Bettie Minnie Ruth Ward Martinsburg Cleveland. Funeral at 2 PM Sunday at Second M E Church Elyria with burial in Martinsburg. Rev Burton to officiate.
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Anna Virginia Jack
Lake Avenue
Tro At Key Home
George Jackson
Jackson
Berkley County
West Virginia
Elyria
Clarence
Harry
Martingburg
W. Va
Henson
Elyvia
John
Cleveland
Winnie Jackson
Martiure
Bettie Thomas
Pont-Martin an exchange student at Oberlin
The excerpt describes Marie Rose Pont-Martin’s experiences in America and Paris. She notes interactions with Americans, remarks on the middle class, and mentions meeting Admiral Byrd in Oberlin. She observes differences in perception between French views of Americans and those who live ordinary American life.
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Yorben
Oberlin
Pont-Mari
Americ
Ella Pont-Mari Peopis
Paris
Cleveland
Admiral Byrd
Tie
Gherlin
Marie Rose Pont-Martin
Martin Possesses Premposab Abilities Yet Keine Klarheit
Fragmentary phrasing describes a person with keen active mind and notable bread deus, noting Mademoise Pout Martin’s qualities and possible capabilities in opaque terms.
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Mademoise
Martin
Poem Published by Local Girl in Newspaper Post
Miss Mary Miley of dle avenue is noted as author of a poem in the current issue of the Daily Post. Miss Riley appears as a student and member of the Eigy School Alumni Association, with her family and employment details cited.
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Mary Miley
Ning Post
Riley
Sun
Can Banker
Edward I
Lo Rang
Eigy School
Police use three motorcycles for patrols on street
A police department reported deploying three motorcycles for patrols along Pots PL, outlining enhanced urban presence and mobility during peak hours. Police officials stressed improved response times and visibility to deter crime and aid community safety efforts.
Remains of Mrs Lucy Carey Brought Home for Burial
The body of Mrs Lucy Irwin Carey was brought from Ardmore Virginia to Oberlin for burial in the family lot at Westwood. She died Tuesday at her Ardmore home. Her son accompanied the remains and services were held at the grave yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Milton Peabody dies at Mastick Road home. He was son of Alonzo Peabody of Oberlin. Mrs Dora Phelps and others attend services. The Oberlin area sees legislative action as architectural licensing and redistricting bills move through.
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Oberlin
Lucy Irwin Carey
Ardmore
Westwood
Milton Peabody
Itis
Mastick Road
Qoimsted
Alonzo Peabody
Qberlin
Martha
Heer
Dora Phelps
Club Women Back Dry Law At Convention
Club women endorsed prohibition as the most effective curb on liquor. They urged actions beyond words and passed a message of sympathy to Mrs. Longsworth, widow of Speaker Longeworth. Resolutions called for suppression of magazines and lowering mural standards. Next year’s convention will be in Sandusky.
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J. T. Hall
Mina
Mrl
Nicholas Loangwoth
Longeworth
Sandusky
Senate showdown ends night session with limited bills
NUMBER THREE halted the senate night session leaving embers and a bel ligerent mood. After a long day only three DH were passed, prompting Republican floor leader Senator Varl Lewis to demand House action before any more bills would be considered. The Senate backed drought relief by passing the Mildren bill.
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Senate
Ian Tlouse
Varl Tt
Lewis
House
Longworth Dominates House in Farm Relief Fight
In a divided Congress the House, led by Longworth with Wilson and Snell, fights farm and drought relief against the President. Longworth’s control, forged after Cannon era changes, pressures the administration as Democrats aim to replace him with a rival from Ohio. party strength shifts with a narrow margin and cross-party loyalties emerge.
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Thue
Agin
Longworth
Senate
House
John Q. Wilson
Connecticut
Bertram Snell
New York
Low Longworth
Vian
Longwort
Ohio
Longworth Iis
Young Farmer-Lab
Minnesota
New Swedish chute hose uses strong pull ocf
Fragmentary text notes a Swedish product or device described as a strong pull mechanism called chute hose. It mentions speed per year and vague references to usage and deployment at some location, but details and context are unclear.
Cleveland Livestock Markets Report Breeds and Prices
Market notes show steady to firmer tone for cattle and hogs with buyers active. Quotes include live cattle traders and vealers, with prices mixed by class, while grain and corn futures move alongside.
Nevada Queen Sells for Fifteen Thousand at Auction
Letters to ROC recount racing filly Nevada Queen sold for $15,000 after two track records. Nev, Charis O W, and Farrel are noted in the prior week’s notes. The piece highlights Nevada Queen’s success and the prestige of the sale amid the Moore’s Mosquitoes section.
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Roc
Reno
Neve-Charis
Chartey Farrel
Nevada
Nev
Farreli
Ada
Hellins
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