Couple May Be Seen In Motion Pictures Soon
Hollywood reports Josephine Haldeman-Julius and Aubrey Prorelle, famed companionate pair, are test filming for a screen version of Judge Ben Lindsay's companionate marriage. They quit residence to try housekeeping in a department, expressing mixed feelings about actor life and the project.
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Hollywood
Calif
Josephine Haldeman-Julius
Aubrey pRorelle
Ben Lindsay
Joseppine
Aubrey
Josephine
Delicatesgen
St. S. Millard
Corliss Palmer
Eugene Brewster
Millard
Wes
Athletic Club
Biltmore
Kansas City
Elyria Considers Plumbing Ordinance After Health Inquiry
In a letter from Dr. G. E. French the city health commissioner the Elyria board of health urged council to adopt a plumbing ordinance. Investigations found many improperly installed plumbing and claimed Elyria is the largest Ohio city without plumbing inspections. Recommendation went to the sewering drains committee.
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G. E. French
Elyria
Unemployment Figures Sweep Europe and Russia Ahead
Paris reports France showing interest in the American job question while unemployment figures across Europe appear vague. Over 5,000,000 idle in Europe, with Russia leading urban unemployment at about 2,100,000 and agricultural idleness estimated six to seven million. Estimates note part time workers and incomplete coverage in many nations.
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Paris
France
United States
Europe
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Danmark
Esthenia
Finland
Hungary
Italy
Satyria
Norway
Netherlands
Poland
United Kingdom
Russia
Rumenia
Saar
Sweden
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Economic Research Institute
Moscow
Ural
Great Britain
Economic Strains Highlight 1927 Unemployment Rise
The text notes improving artificial silk and chemical industries yet rising unrest. Germany reports unemployment insurance aiding 780,000 temporarily, while Milan faces gravest strains with joblessness jumping from 181,000 to 414,000 in 1927 and total unemployed nearing one million across agriculture, mining, steel, and structural trades.
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Germany
Milan
Italy
Death Record Riley A Taylor 86 at 113 Cleveland Street
Riley A Taylor died at his home at 113 Cleveland Street this morning at seven. He was eighty six years old, with eight months and six days. He leaves a wife, four sons J Louis of West Palm Beach Florida Ever ett L Robert E and Earl C and one daughter Mrs Jake Smith all of Elyria, two brothers Albert S Elyria and Charles A Penfield. Remains taken to Taylors Funeral Home for burial preparation. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Riley A. Taylor
Cleveland Street
J. Louis
West Palm Beach
Florida
Everett L
Robert E
Earl C
Jake Smith
Elyria
Albert S
Charles A
Penfield
Taylor
Funeral Services for William Mastin Held Thursday
Funeral services for William Mastin of 206 East Broad Street will be held Thursday at 10 30 AM from the home. The Odd Fellows and Rev G A Brown will conduct the rites and burial will follow at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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William Mastin
East Broad Street
Odd Fellows
G. A. Brown
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Orders Probe of Stark County Workhouse
Governor Donahey ordered a joint inquiry by two state departments into the Stark county workhouse at Canton after an affidavit by Leon ard Gaetano accused the facility of breeding crime and disease and mistreatment of prisoners. Welfare and Health departments will investigate conditions and sanitation and report findings to the governor.
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Columbus
Donahey
Stark County
Canton
Leonard Gaetano
Trumbull County
Gaetano
John E. Harper
Missy Bell Grove
Division of Charities
John H. Harper
Plead Not Guilty To Liquor Charges In Cleveland
George Ehlert of Cleveland pleaded not guilty in police court to transporting liquor and Herbert Fiben of Cleveland pleaded not guilty to liquor possession. Arrested Monday night on Fast avenue by patrolman P. J. Crehan, they will face trial this afternoon and were each held on $500 bond.
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George Ehlert
Cleveland
Herbert Fiben
Fast Avenue
P. J. Crehan
Venom Serums From Snakes Confer Broad Immunity
In Brazil venom is collected from rattlers and other deadly snakes and injected into horses. The process yields a serum that protects against snake bite and also grants immunity to smallpox and rabies.
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Brazil
City committees back water mains and sewers at Birmingham allotment
The lighting and waterworks committee and the sewer and drainage committee of the city council recommended approving a request for water mains and sewers at Birmingham allotment. They favored water mains first, then sewers, after determining Jets will sustain the assessment. The report was accepted.
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City Council
Birmingham
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co to Build Switch Across Buckeye St
Elyria Belting and Machinery Co won council approval to lay a switch track across Buckeye Street to reach a proposed east side warehouse. A watchman will be stationed at the crossing when cars move, and construction must begin within a reasonable time.
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Elyria Belting and Machinery Co
Buckeye St
Elyria Beiting and Machinery Co
Buckeye Street
Auction Bridge Tourney at Newell Hotel Thursday
An auction bridge tournament will be held at the Newell hotel Thursday evening at eight o'clock. A large crowd is expected as attendees from two weeks ago said they would bring friends.
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Newell Hotel
Funds Transferred to Buy Law Books for Library
City council approved a $75 transfer from the solicitor's furniture and fixtures account to the solicitor's account for the law library. The ordinance, requested by the city solicitor, allows purchase of additional books.
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Law Library
Elyria Police Motorcycle Put Up For Sale By City Council
The Elyria city council passed an ordinance authorizing the sale of a police motorcycle used mainly in the summer for five years. The bike has chased down speeders and will be sold as surplus to new owners.
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Elyria
Car Damaged When Aldrich Vehicle Hits Local Truck
A LaGrange driver D. S. Aldrich lost minor damage to his car when it struck an Electric Package Co. truck on Broad Street Monday afternoon. The truck sustained no damage, police report states.
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D. S. Aldrich
LaGrange
Electric Package Co
Broad Street
Street paving plan urged for Adams and Foster avenues
The street and sidewalks committee urged the city council to place Adams street from Lake avenue to Walnut street and Foster avenue between Adams street and Lake avenue on the 1922 paving program. The council accepted the report.
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City Council
Adams Street
Lake Avenue
Walnut Street
Foster Avenue
Cleveland man fined for intoxication after guilty plea
Alfred Brown of Cleveland was fined 35 and costs in police court this morning after he pleaded guilty to a charge of intoxication. Brown was arrested on East avenue last night.
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Alfred Brown
Cleveland
Brown
East Avenue
Pool Room Break-In Report Amid Silent Investigation
Police found the Seiss pool room broken into last night but the investigation failed to disclose any disturbance or stolen items. No suspects or clear evidence were identified, and the scene showed only minor damage.
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Seiss
Germans Like Music In Their Operetta
Berlin reports on selecting a German cast for Rose Marie. Herbert Stothart notes Germans treat musical quality as paramount, more than acting or looks, unlike Paris London or New York. He observes critics attend operetta premieres and emphasis on singers in casting discussions.
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Berlin
Rose-Marie
Paris
London
New York
Herbert Stothart
Stothart
Germany
Lindy Opens Two California Lighthouses With 10-Million Candle Power
In California two aerian lighthouses with beacons of ten million candle power were lit by Colonel Charles A Lindbergh. One sits atop Mount Diablo near San Francisco and the other near Merced on the I-5 corridor. The lights, visible up to 150 miles at night, will burn from sunset to sunrise, marking strategic coastal points.
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San Francisco
California
Mount Diablo
Mercedile
Los Angeles
Charles A Lindbergh
Tyeaver
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
Two divorce cases were filed in common pleas court late Monday. Ethel Martin seeks a divorce from John Martin, married March 25 1926, citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. George J Goss Jr sues Marjorie Goss, married June 23 1925, on similar grounds.
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Common Pleas Court
Ethel Martin
John Martin
George J Goss, Jr
Marjorie Goss
Methodist Conference Opens In Oberlin This Week
Norwalk district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church meets at First M E Church Oberlin on April 19 and 20 with Bishop Theodore S Henderson of Cincinnati taking part. Program includes book reviews by Sidney Moror and J H Butler, reports on counties and stewardship, musical numbers by the Norwalk district male chorus and the Oberlin choir, and addresses by Henderson and H W Courtney. Supper at 5 30 each day and special music in the evening sessions.
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Methodist Conference
Oberlin
Norwalk
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
Theodore S. Henderson
Cincinnati
Charles 3B. Hess
Charles B. Ketcham
J. J. MacAlpine
Sidney Moror
Christ
J. H. Butler
Hender
H. W. Courtney
Board of Examiners
Fellowship of Intercession
Bosworth Speaks at Exchange Club Meeting
Richard Bosworth of the Guardian Savings and Trust Co of Cleveland spoke at Monday noon’s Exchange Club gathering. He heads the department that evaluates bonds and stocks as investments and discussed finance related to investments.
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Bosworth
Exchange Club
Richard Bosworth
Guardian Savings and Trust Co
Cleveland
Elyria swimming meet to crown inter-house champion
Plans are set for an inter-house swimming meet at the Elyria Y pool on Saturday April 21. College men may compete with a special team for non affiliated rooming house members. a permanent trophy and individual awards will be given. Nine events include diving relays sprints and lifesaving with two entrants per house.
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Elyria
Belian Independence Centennial Celebration Planned
The 100th anniversary of Belian national independence is set for 1839 with large fêtes planned in several principal cities.
Nicholas seeks receivership of Central Laundry Co
Judge A R Webber granted a cognovit judgment for Charles Nicholas against Central Laundry Co of Lorain for 126 40. Immediately after, Nicholas petitioned for a receiver, which the laundry company consented to.
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A. R. Webber
Charles Nicholas
Central Laundry Co
Lorain
Nicholas
Talking movies to carry campaign voices nationwide
New RCA Phototone plans aim to stream campaign content in theaters with talking movies. David Sarnoff, president, says work is underway to show candidates in action using their own voices, letting the public hear the presidential figures through movies and radio during the upcoming campaign.
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New York
United States
RCA Phototone
David Sarnoff
Sarnoff
New Hampshire Boy Traveled 62 States before Return
Leavitt Cram of Hampton Falls vanished in September to avoid Exeter enrollment. He traveled across 62 states and into Mexico, later returning after an October truck accident and a Maine job-seeking stretch that used a cousin as reference.
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Boston
Phillips Exeter Academy
Leavitt Cram
William E. Cram
Hampton Falls
N. H
Ralph Adams Cram
Leavitt
Mexico
Connecticut
Cram
March
Maine
Community notes from Amherst and vicinity in April
Local society items list attendees at Amherst First Evangelical Home Builders class gathering and various visits. Donald Ludwig attends Hi Y conference at Elyria YMCA. Frances Richmond visits Cleveland. Hazel Ruch visits Avon Lake. Families hosted gatherings featuring Ludwigs, Kolbes, Bechtels, and others. Chicken pox confines Edwin SchmitKens. Several visits to Brownhelm and Cleveland, with multiple extended family entries.
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Middle Ridge
H. W. Schmitkens
Paul
J. S. Clfford
J. H. Ludwig
W. H. Sentbley
Fred Herrman
H. P. Kolbe
N. W. Bechtel
First Evangelical Church
Amherst
Donald Ludwig
Elyria Y
MT. C. A
Frances Richmond
Wm. Spielgelberg
Ruth
Marion
R. J. Fitch
Keith
Kenneth Brown
Elyria
Matilda Dornagie
Elmer
Cleveland
Edwin Schmitkens
Richard Whecox
Stella
Hecock
Mowat Ina Field Set to Become World’s Largest Silver Lead Deposit
With an initial $20 million in development work, the Mowat Ina field in Queensland Australia is projected to grow into the world’s largest silver lead proposition, signaling a major mining milestone for the region and investors.
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Queensland
Australia
Markets in Columbus Ohio April 17 Fruit and prices
Demand fair for most fruit and vegetables in the wholesale district. New beets carrots and sweet potatoes in good demand at higher prices. Florida celery scarce and costly. oranges scarce with high prices. Strawberries plentiful but quality irregular with some crates fetching high and others low. Eggs poultry and butter expected to rise tomorrow as distant markets are higher. Price notes list limited specifics including beets, celery, strawberries, peas, peppers, radishes.
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Columbus. O
Florida
Potatoes and Poultry Prices From Cleveland Market Report
Cleveland market notes show 150-lb sacks of round white potatoes from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan at 3.50 to 3.65 per sack, 120-lb sacks Idaho russet Burbanks at 3.35, Ohio bushel sacks 1.59 to 1.75. Poultry prices list heavy broilers 45 48c, leghorns 35 40c, heavy fowl 28 30c, medium stock 2% 20c, old roosters 17 18c.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Ohio
Cleveland Hogs and Cattle Prices Reported for Market Day
Cleveland Ohio April 17 Hog market 15 to 25 higher top 10.25 250 to 350 lbs 9.90 to 10.10 200 to 2350 lbs 10.00 to 16.25 160 to 200 lbs 10.00 to 10.25 130 to 160 lbs 8.35 to 10.25 90 to 156 lbs 7.00 to 8.25 packing sows 7.50 to 7.75 Cattle calves 350 market steady beef steers 11.50 to 15.25 beef cows 7.50 to 9.50 low cutter and cutter cows 5.50 to 6.50 vealers 12.00 to 16.00 Sheep 1000 market steady top fat lambs 15.50 bulk fat lambs 15.00 to 15.50 bulk cull lambs 10.50 to 12.50 bulk rams 6.00 to 8.00
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Cleveland. O
Market Report Toledo Hogs and Cattle Prices
Toledo market notes show hog receipts at 500 with steady to 10 higher bids. Heavies 9.95 to 10.50, mediums 9.65 to 9.85, workers 9.50 to 9.85, good pigs 7.25. Cattle receipts light and market slow. calves and sheep and lambs also light with steady prices.
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Toledo
Toledo Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Seeds
Toledo market round up for April 1 to 7 lists cash prices per bushel for wheat at 1.91 to 1.92, corn 1.06 to 1.07, oats 69 cents, rye 1.35, clover seed 16.75 to 17.25, alike 15.45, timothy 2.10 to 2.25 with May and December bids.
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Toledo
Tle
Allike
Timothy
Chicago cash quotations bloom in early April trading
Market notes show butter at various creamery classes and prices per tub. Eggs higher with rects and firsts quoted alongside storage packed extras. Poultry steady with fowls, broilers, turkeys, ducks and geese prices listed. Potatoes reds and whites with shipments and regional prices. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy, clover seed and hog products prices included.
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Chicago
Roosters
United States
Canada
Texas
Bliss
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Minneapolis grain market report from April 17
In Minneapolis the grain market shows flour up ten cents in carload lots with patents at 8.40 to 8.50 per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks, shipments 3,260 barrels. Pran 323.00 33.50. Wheat quotes include No 1 northern 1.483 4, May 1.483 4, July 1.501 4, Sept 1.493 4. Corn No 3 yellow 97 1-2 to 98 1-2 cents. No 3 white oats 58 1-8 to 59 7-8 cents. Flax No 1 2.23 1-2 to 2.31.
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Minneapolis
Rubber reclamation tests in St Louis reveal stable aging
In St Louis on Monday April 17, George W Miller, a Chicago based research chemist, reported to the Rubber Division of the American Chemical Society that rubber can be reclaimed repeatedly without notably harming quality. He noted there was no evident deterioration of aging properties as judged by artificial aging tests.
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ST. Louis
Mon
Rubber Division
American Chemical Society
George W. Miller
Chicago
Feng Yu-hsiang Pursues 2200 Mile March To Peking
Peking April 17. The Christian general Feng Yu-hsiang has led an army estimated at 100000 to 120000 troops on a 2206 mile trek from Peking through Mongolia and Kansu to Henan and Shaanxi before turning toward Peking again. He sustains his forces without regular pay, relies on improvised supplies, and uses strong propaganda symbols while remaining a volatile political power in China.
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Peking
Feng Yu-hsiang
Chang Tso-lin
Mongolia
Kansu
Shens
Henan
Chiha
Feng
Moscow
Chiang Kai-shih
Nanking
China
Sun Chuan-fang
Fang Yu-hsiang
Chiang
France to Admit Women to Some Diplomatic Posts
The French government has decided to allow women to hold certain diplomatic positions, with the stipulation that they must not be posted abroad. The policy marks a shift toward greater gender inclusion within the diplomatic service.
Dancing at the Elyria Eagles Friday Nights
Every Friday night the Elyria Eagles host a dance event inviting all, with a 50e couple fee for entry and admission details.
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Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Ordinance Suits Hospital Co for 1928 Payments
Elyria Memorial Hospital Co accepts provisions of an ordinance passed by council to pay for services to indigent patients and city employees during 1928. A letter from Charles B. Tucker, secretary of the Elyria Hospital Co, expresses thanks for consideration. The ordinance, though passed, awaits hospital company agreement to take effect. Details were in the Chronicle-Telegram.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital Co
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles BE. Tucker
Elyria Hospital Co
Hospital Company
Chronicle-Telegram
Extravagance Hurts Soviet Merchant Marine Efforts
Moscow reports allege inefficiency extravagance and probable corruption in the state owned shipping trust. With $30 million annual shipbuilding appropriations last year only four vessels were built while a 54 ship target was promised. This year a maximum of 18 ships may be produced as officials criticize luxury fittings on ordinary freighters and question where funds went. The government also pays $35 million annually to foreign carriers to haul its goods as many confiscated ships deteriorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Shipping Trust
Commissariat of Works’ and Peasants’ Inspection
Chinese cemetery uprooted for new suburb in Chungking
Chungking, capital of Szechuen, accelerates urban growth by clearing a vast historic cemetery. Tens of thousands of graves are dug up as the city expands two miles beyond the old walls. Coffins are burned or relocated as bones are reburied in cheaper containers or jars.
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Chungking
Szechuen
China
Stérhuend
Russia
Roadie Ae
Old China
New China
Right of Women Dentists to Train at London Hospitals
A strong effort unfolds to secure access for women graduates to training in London hospitals. The campaign seeks equal professional opportunities and admission to clinical programs in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Panama Canal
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
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Pacific
Brito
R. B. Whiting
New Hampshire
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
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Ordinance Suits Hospital Co
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Western Reserve
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Aporate County Company
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