Oberlin notices mix with legal and social events
A jumble of Oberlin area items reports a breach of contract case verdict for 177 dollars. an Oberlin Recreation League banquet apr 21 at Gunn's hall. Ladies Auxiliary of Flyria to visit Rebecca Lodge apr 25 to perform The Third Degree. famine relief funds flowing to Shansi with Oberlin College and supporters delivering substantial sums. obituaries note Redmund Cogswell Converse leaving over two million in public bequests to multiple colleges. local visits, church events, and property sales noted including farm transfers and small fire losses.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Flyria
Rebecca Lodge
Oberlin
Elyria
Oberlin College
Redmund Cogswell Converse
MB. York
Pasadena
Cal
Oberlinege
Smith
Leannd
Stanford
Dartmouth
Wells
Trinity
Wackegee
Willams
Bowdoin
Kerst College
James B. Converse
Edingund
Oberlin to Host Irish Question Debate at College Chapel
The Oberlin Liberal club announces a debate on the Irish question with Dr W F Tekens-Lewis and Thomas H Mahoney to speak in the college chapel Monday April 25 at 8 pm. The event aims to clarify Irish policy amid charged opinions and attracts visitors from northern Ohio.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Liberal
Oberlin College
College Chapel
Ireland
Liberal Club
Sdes
W. FL T ekens-Lewis
Weissman
England
Princeton
Stud
Y. M.C A
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Edinborough
America
Thomas H. Mahoney
Boston
Fenway Park
de Vatera
Amherst Congregational Women Plan Wednesday Meeting
The Congregational Ladies Sew Society meets at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon for regular work. Mesdames Copeland and Dana Smith to entertain. The Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion meets tonight at 1420 Legion apartments with officer elections and a report on the Columbus state convention. The W C T U meets Thursday at 2 PM with Miss Hinuman of Oberlin and Miss Rossiter to sing. dues rise to one dollar. Several local residents attend weddings and events. a Buick touring car was purchased by Attorney W A Miller.
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H. L. Lutz
George Jokes
Miss Bruger
Cleveland
Otis Peabody
Tavs. McMillen
M. Metcalf
Lorain County
First Congregational
Elyria
Congregational Ladies
Ruriors
Mesdames Copeland
Dana Smith
Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Femerican Legion
Columbus
Harland Martin
Women's Christian Temperature Union
Congregational Church
Ohia
Martha Studenroth
I. W. Schmanch
Chicago
W. A. Miller
Mahoney Family Guests Over Sunday
Personals note that Jr. and Mrs. J. J. Mahoney and their Cleveland daughter visited relatives for the weekend. Also mentioned is Miss Margaret Yaroner of Cleveland as a guest or visitor.
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J. J. Mahoney
Cleveland
Margaret Yaroner
Cleve
Mrs Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Mil Druggist
Run down and weak women urged to try Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic. Mrs Rena Ruthenberg of Mil Street testifies it kept her strong, especially during motherhood, and prevented suffering. Trial package offered for 10 cents through Dr Pierce’s Invalid Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
DAR President Attacks Sinn Fein Propaganda in US
Mrs George Maynard Miner national president of the Daughters of the American Revolution denounces Sinn Fein propagandists in the United States as dangerous to national welfare. In her opening speech to the thirtieth congress she warns that Sinn Fein agitation fuels passions that could drive the nation toward war against Great Britain.
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Washington
Sinn Fein
United States
America
Great Britain
George Maynard Miner
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. Rh
Miner
Russian Reds To Be Deported On Mongolia
The department of labor announced that the group of Russian communists will be deported on the steamship Mongolia on April 28 after a visa was issued for their passports, following a prior visa denial by the Latvian consul in New York.
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Washington
New York
Mongolia
Department of Labor
Nassports
Stock market steady with fractional gains and losses
The opening today showed a steady undertone with small, mixed moves. Mexican Pete rose to 144 while Steel common edged to 81 4, Baldwins hit 67 8, Southern Pacific to 75, Canadian Pacific around 109 3 4, Reading at 68 5 8, American Sugar up 1, Amierican Smelti ng to 48 1 2, California Pete near 45 3 4, and Al Phalt Atlantic Gulf up slightly. Changes in other issues were unimportant.
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New York
Amier
California
Atlantic Gulf
Local Farmer Sells Eggs in First Ward at 10 Cents a Dozen
In St Clairsville this week eggs sold at Wheeling Whe Vu for 10 cents a dozen. A local farmer toured the first ward with a truckload of fresh eggs and quickly disposed of them at the 10 cent price. He said he would return with more eggs in a few days.
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ST. Clairsville
Wheeling
WooVu
St Clairsville
Reward Offered for Youthful Bandits in Chicago Robbery
Two thousand dollars was offered for the capture and conviction of two youthful bandits who shot and robbed Hernan Raber and tore the Laselle hotel garage. The bandits obtained $2,206 in the incident, described as highly daring and staged under cover of darkness.
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Chicago
Hernan Raber
Laselle
Alrvast
Fanatics Crucify Two Men in Penitente Good Friday Rite
Tourists in New Mexico witnessed a Penitente Good Friday rite in Aliqua village near Santa Fe. Witnesses described flagellation with brine dipped whips and the crucifixion of two nude men on crude crosses lasting about thirty minutes.
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Sante Feln
Heremanos de Luz
Biothers of Light
Sarta Fe
Sen
Aliqua
Sourthern New Mexico
Bio Ap ‘Iba
Santia Fe National Forest
Pententes
Tervel
Gethgemane
Calvary
Old
New Mexico
Lyos
Banquet Honors Wilson Hi Manton in Defiance
In Defiance a banquet in Trowbridge hall celebrated Wilson Hi Manton, alumnus of Defiance College and secretaries of the Christian church mission, fresh from an extended Japan tour. Guests role played as Japanese guests and a humorous after dinner program followed with a talk on Japanese women.
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Wilson Hi Manton
Defance College
Massion
Christian Church
Japan
Trow
Bridge Hall
Minton
Doctor loses purse with Liberty bonds in Cambridge
Lost on the Cambridge street during travel from Woodsfield to Cambridge, Dr. T. T. McCullough reports a purse containing $2,000 in Liberty bonds and some cash. He believes the loss occurred in Cambridge city.
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Somerton
Woodsfield
Cambridge
T. T. McCullough
Government reports food prices decline
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 1 percent drop in March food costs for the average family compared with February. Of 45 basis commodities, 29 showed lower prices, with the sharpest decline at 13 percent in the price of cereals.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Secret Foreign Loans Correspondence Withheld
Washington April 18 correspondence between the treasury and state departments and foreign governments about U S loans to European allies in World War I will not be published now. Senator Nelson Republican of Minnesota chairman of the Senate committee said summaries of papers on foreign loan status furnished by former Secretary Houston were printed for committee members. The material may be considered confidential and withheld until negotiations reach a more definite stage.
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Washington
Treasury
State Departments
United States
Nelson
Minnesota
Houston
Three Big Games Postponed Today
Three major games were postponed due to weather. Kirtler American-Cleveland clash and Detroit contest faces postponement. Boston at New York and other scheduled matchups also delayed amid snowfall.
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Rayton
O Kirtler American
Cleveland
Detroi Mosted
Boston
New Tors
Mrs Murphy objects to lending husband to others in Bucyrus
Phoebe Mae Murphy asks the court for protection after alleging her husband Courtess Murphy consorted with other women at dances and allowed her to stay at home. The Murphys jointly own a 3 acre Dallas township farm and she lists fourteen names in support of her claim.
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Bucyrus
Phoebe Mae Murphy
Murphy
Dallas Township
Germans in default on reparations claims, Lloyd George says
In London on April 18 Premier Lloyd George told Parliament Germany has defaulted on reparations and the allied supreme council may meet next week to address the issue. He said Parliament would have opportunity to discuss sanctions before the council convenes.
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London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Germany
Allied Supreme Council
Awaiting Electric Chair Dies of White Plague
Nelson J Barger a 22 year old Butler County prisoner who faced execution after a murder conviction died in the prison hospital from tuberculosis He was a World War I veteran and killed a Hamilton police officer to earn the death sentence.
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International News Service
Columbus
Nelson J Barger
Butler Country
Barger
Hamilton
Y M C A Volley Team Advances After Sectional Play
Elyria Y M C A volley team from the Business Men class split two matches at the Northeast Sectional State tournament in Cleveland. They beat Cleveland East Side 15 2 15 2 but lost to Cleveland Central 2 15 and 14 15. Youngstown Y M C A won the sectional, earning a trip to Columbus for the state final.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Central Y. M. C. A
Cleveland Central
Columbus
Youngstown
Ulgriz
Cleveland East Side
Cleveland West Side
Cobble Stones of Brest Replaced as Quays Mend
Brest France April 18 cobblestone roadways along the quays are under repair. Veteran stones worn by armies and prisoners are removed for newer worn ones while American soldiers remember their first steps and the mud of the Argonne. The Red Cross trucks continue to move supplies to aid France.
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International
Brest
France
Kihine
America
Steater
Victor
American Red Cross
Harding Plans Review of Atlantic Fleet
President Harding is weighing a review of the Atlantic fleet with a possible date set for April 16. If he approves, the review location will be decided between New York and Norfolk, with plans announced from the White House.
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Washington
Harding
White House
New York
Norfolk
Depression Drives Growth in Ohio Bank Deposits
Ohio savings accounts rose amid economic downturn as total deposits reached 36700000 in the state. HE Scott, state bank supervisor, released the report noting the uptick contrasts with earlier totals from 71 years ago.
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Columbus
Ohio
HE. Scott
Stave Bank Srer
Youngstown Grocer Victim of Suicide
Joseph R. Nausr, 36, a former grocer of Canfield Road, Youngstown, shot himself in the head in the cellar of his home yesterday, according to Chronicle-Telegram reports. He had been in ill health.
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Youungstown
Youngstowl
Joseph R. Nausr
Canfield Road
Experienced bookkeeper and stenographer wanted
Wanted experienced bookkeeper and stenographer reference required. Phone 2415 Lorain.
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Lorain
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Kline
Broadway
Gilbert Coffin
Weir
KR. Stoddard
Pitts
FE. L. Sanders
Oberlin Recreation League
Gunn
Sesson
W. F. Bohn
H. H. King
D. C
Oberlin Shansi Memorial School
Oberin
Berlin
Shansi
King
Peking
China
Nime Oberlin
Donald Morrison
W. T. Behr
Circleville
Alma C. Newell
Detroit
Mich
John N. Webber
Kipton
Charles D. Kendeigh
Woodland Avenue
Henrietta
Leonard J. Buchs
Dan Hoeh
Royranktlin
Amherst News
Congregational Shwing Society
J Hichael
C. H. Ernst
Park Avenue
L. P. Lersech
Adam Hahn
John Biller
Edna
Helen
Olive
Smith-Collins
Elsina
Fred Gessner
Washington Avec
Gugosite High School
Lorain Institute
Elieve
Lorain, Ohio
D. AR
Pueblia
LGERS
Chronicle-Telegram
System of Bakeries
Lorain Dry Goods Co
New Home Market
the Universal Company Cleaners and Dyers
Mfr’s
Wall Paper Co
W.H. Snyder
Sixth Street
Geo. Kline
Lée
Lisle
Ipswich
Klines
Polly Prim
Scott's
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