Desert Gold at Colonial Theatre Wednesday
The life picture adaptation of Zane Grey’s Desert Gold stars Benjamine B Hampton and Eltinge F Warner. Jonas Warren seeks Robert Burton in a desert storm over a kidnapped daughter, Burton’s marriage certificate calms him, and the two plot to find gold.
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Benjamine B. Hampton
Eltinge F. Warner
Zane Grey
W. W. Hodkins Corporation
Jonas Warren
Robert Burton
Warren
Mal
Hurton
Lovers Flight Through Sandstorm and Outlaw Chase
After a deadly sandstorm, two lovers change hands of a will to Nel Warren's child. Capt. George Thorne hides Geogelin and evades Rojas’s gang with Dick Gale and cowboys Ladd and Jash. The party reaches Belding ranch where Gale falls for Nell Burton and Mercedes is targeted by Rojas. A daring road to Yuma ensues with Yapul. a ferocious battle ends with most outlaws slain and Rojas defeated when the Indian saves Mercedes by throwing Rojas off a cliff.
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Nel Warren
Casitas
George Thorne
Geogelin
Rojas
Dick Gale
Thorne
Mercedes
Ladd
Jash
Gale
Belding Ranch
Nell Burton
Belding
Yuma
Yapul
Piccadilly Jim At the American theatre star Tom Murphy
Owen Moore supports in Piccadilly Jim at the American theatre with boxer Tommy Murphy in a prominent role. Murphy, famed in boxing circles, makes his film debut on camera under director Wesley Ruggles, promising future screen work.
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Owen Moore
Selznick
Ana
Towmy
Wesley Ruggles
Broken Melody at the American theater in Greenwich Village
In Eugene O Briens The Broken Melody a romantic tale unfolds as Stewart Grant a struggling painter pursues Hedda a singer across continents. Lucy Cotton stars as Hedda while the film blends drama and humor over five reels showing love outlasting riches fame or worldly honors through faith and devotion to ideals. NORWALK rail tie up causes forty tons of ees. three men drop burglar tools and flee when Mrs. Miller turns on porch lights.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Eugene O'Brien
Selznick
American Theatre
Greenwich Willace
Mr. O'Brien
Stewart Grant
Hedda
Lucy Cotton
Norwalk
Harding to speak three times in Akron today
Senator Warren G. Harding, candidate for the Republican nomination, will address the real estate board and Chamber of Commerce at the Elks club at noon, then speak to Goodyear Tire & Rubber employees in Goodyear hall. A mass meeting at 8 p m at the armory will be led by C. Knight, with a large Harding delegation arriving from Portage County.
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Akron
Warren G. Harding
Real Estate Board
Chamber of Commerce
Elks’ Club
Leroy E. Risssnyder
Real
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Goodyear Hall
John Kidney
Harding For President
Armory
C. &. Knight
Harding Club
Harding
Portage County
Akron Trolley Line on Manchester Road Abandoned
Akron April 19 The N O T L Co announced it will tear up the street car tracks on Manchester road because funds to rebuild are unavailable and traffic does not justify retention. The line, one of the oldest, was built when the area was outside the city. The company had sought funds but failed.
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Akron
Manchester Road
Wellington Eagles Musical Revue Planned For Tuesday Night
Wellington Aerie No 2051 announces a Tuesday evening musical revue at Wellington Opera House for members and families. The annual lodge event will showcase 12 vaudeville acts with professional talent, reflecting the organization’s large town popu lation presence and growth to over 350 members. A carload from Elyria Eagles is expected to attend.
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Wellington Aenue No
Wellington Opera House
United States
Aerie
Burned clothing found linked to double slaying case
Blood stained clothing partially burned was found on the Ohio riverbank at Marting Ferry. Police connect the item to the slaying of Mrs. Augusta Burkhart and her daughter Lilian, whose bodies were found Saturday night. A man is detained while fingerprint expert assists.
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Marting Ferry
Ohio River
Augusta Burkhart
Lilian
Pittsburg
Train kills two cyclists near Leavittsburg
Two men from Struthers were killed when an Erie passenger train struck their motorcycle three miles west of here at Leavittsburg during a Saturday afternoon. One victim was identified as Michael Brenan. the other’s identity was not known. NORWALK Probate Judge A E Rowley reports 272 marriages in Huron county, 56 guardians appointed, four insane, five incompetent, five imbeciles, 24 persons, 13 women and 11 men judged insane, 92 wills probated, 250 estates administered.
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Norwalk
A. E. Rowley
Huron County
Lorain Elks hold funeral for Captain James Bowen
Lorain Elks conduct funeral services for Captain James Bowen aged 74 a seaman for 42 years credited with saving the lives of twenty one persons in maritime emergencies his death prompts tribute from the fraternal lodge and local community.
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Lorain
Elks
James Bowen
Doctor in the House for Worst Block Family
A testimonial from Mrs Be. G. Stedman of Worst Block Elyria credits Nerv-Worth for curing her stroke-like paralysis and her husband’s nervous, run-down condition. She claims digestion-gas pressure affected her heart and that Nerv-Worth relieved symptoms. The note mentions demonstrations at C W Phillips drug store and distribution by local shops.
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Phillips Drug Store
BE. G. Stedman
Elytao
C. W. Phillips and Joplin
C. W. Phillips
Five Divorces Granted by Judge Thompson on Saturday
Five divorce cases heard by Judge Thompson were granted on various grounds. Mettie Maheffy versus J J Maheffy of Lorain granted for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Karolina Krudys versus Michael Krudys of Lorain granted for three years willful absence. Mary Toth versus Louis Toth of Lorain granted for extreme cruelty. Nannie Long versus Isaiah Long of Elyria granted for three years willful absence. Chas Ketchum versus Mildred Ketchum of Lorain granted for gross neglect of duty.
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Thompson
Varius
Mettie Maheffy
J. J. Maheffy
Lorain
Karolina
Krudys
Michael Krudys
Mary Toth
Louis Toth
Nannie Long
Isaiah Long
Elyria
Chas. Ketchum
Mildred Ketchum
Horses Run Away In City Crash Into Tree
A large black team pulling a wagon bolted on East avenue near Fourth street when startled by a road engine this morning. They dashed into the sidewalk and struck a large tree before the Converse residence, uprooting it and toppling onto the roof. The horses were thrown but quickly captured.
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East Avenue
Fourth Street
C. L. Converse
Converse
Polisi man foils robbery attempt on two masked men
Canton reports two masked men attempted a hold up of Policeman Louis Hollardy on Sunday. They were disarmed and captured. In nearby Ashland news, Alvo Light Co breaks ground for a new factory, and a YMCA wrestling tournament is planned for early May between Ashland and Fostoria. Also noted: William Sump tion, a former Mansfield grocer, dies after a stroke.
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Canton
Louis Hollardy
Flory Company
Smith Ave. N. W
Ashland — Alvo Light Co
Ashland
Fostoria
Peace Treaty Signed Predicted by Stars, Astrological Society Says
Dr. Allen of the Astral Research Society in Washington reports the peace treaty will be adopted, claiming the stars confirm the agreement beyond question. The horoscope notes the League of Nations involvement as implied by celestial testimony.
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Allen
Astrological Research Society
Heada
Washington
League of Nations
Guatemala Revolt Overthrows Cabrera Regime
A revolution in Guatemala reports rebel troops seizing Guatemala City and overthrowing President Cabrera. Marines have been landed to safeguard the American legation as Carlos Herrara is named president.
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Guatemala
Cabrera
Guatemala City
Legion
Carlos Herrara
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges Brief
Admissions record shows Mrs Melinda Ferguson and family addresses on Woodland Street A R Balleau Cleveland Street LeRoy Landsborough Wellington and newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs A R Smith West Avenue. Discharged include Mrs J K Ehlke and baby Cornell Avenue Mrs G F Boutonas and baby Broad Street Mrs R L Dunn West Avenue Gates Hospital admission Dorothy O Malley Warren C Naoma Imogene Cambridge Discharged Mary Skrzytuske East River Street.
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Melinda Ferguson
Woodland St
A. R. Ball
Eau
Cleveland St
LeRoy Landsborough
Wellington
A. R. Smith
West Ave
J. K. Ehlke
Cornell Ave
G. F. Boutonas
Broad St
R. L. Dunn
Gates Hospital
Dorothy O'Malley
Warren
C. Naoma Imogene
Anti League Heads Meet in Jun Conference Call
Westerville Ohio General Superintendent Baker of the Anti Saloon League calls state superintendents to convene in Chicago and San Francisco before the National Convention and stay in session during it. Detroit wage talks seek $1 an hour for experienced streetcar workers with time and a half for overtime.
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Associated Press
Westerville, O
Baker
The
Anti-Saloon League of America Today
League
Chicago
San Francisco
Detroit
Detroit United Railway Co
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets touted to refresh liver and bowels
A vintage advertisement claims youthful vitality comes from a healthy liver and bowels. It cites Dr Edwards of Ohio who developed Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to tone the liver clear impurities. The pills are sold in olive color bottles at 0c and 2c.
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Edwards
Ohio
Henry Block Dies at 46 in Detroit Home
Henry Block aged 46 died Sunday morning at 495 Huron Street after a two year illness. Survived by wife Gertrude, children Gertrude, Marry, Esther, mother and five brothers George, Albert, Frank, John and William Block, all of the city. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Henry Block
Huron St
Gertrude Block
Gertrude
Sfarry
Esther
George
Albert
Frank
John
William Block
Frank Rawson Dies at Memorial Hospital at Noon
Frank Rawson aged 59 of 222 Spruce Street died suddenly at Memorial Hospital shortly after noon today after a week in the hospital. Born and raised in the city he had long resided on Lod Street.
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Frank Rawson
Spruce Istreet
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Rawson
Lodstreet
Evangelist Miller to speak at First Methodist Elyria
Evangelist Miller of Lorain will visit Elyria for an evening service at the First Methodist church. A large crowd is expected amid strong Lorain tabernacle meeting interest as Miller and his singers perform tonight.
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Elyrians
Evangelist Miller
Lorain
First Methodist Church
Tabernacle
Wooster Faculty Seeks Names of Assaulted Student
Wooster College faculty opened an inquiry to identify sixteen masked men accused of entering Kendar n Lodge Sunday morning and assaulting Herbert Van der Sall a senior from Canton. He was beaten unconscious and is in the college infirmary. The assault followed a power cut Van der Sall caused by turning out lights at ten P M per faculty fuel saving orders.
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Associated Press
Wooster
Wooster College
Kenarden Lodge
Herbert van der Sall
Canton
van der Sall
Two Docks Burned In New York Fire At Bush Terminal
Fire started on the steamship Halfried loaded with nitrate endangering Bush Terminal in Brooklyn. Two piers caught fire and two explosions were heard across the East River. At least five men seriously hurt. In Youngstown, striking yardmen over 3560 did not return to work, paralyzing freight movement.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
East River
Youngstown
Steel chief says company keeps prices down in Hoboken
Elbert H. Gary, chairman of United States Steel, told stockholders at the Hoboken annual meeting that the firm is holding down steel prices to ease the burden of the high cost of living. He cited price stability as a key policy despite market pressures.
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Associated Press
New York
Elbert Hy, Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Hoboken
Sulpherbd Tablets Endorsement Promotes Health Claim
A Denver reader Mr. Wm. Cameron asserts long use and broad recommendation of Sulpherb Tablets for chronic constipation kidney impairment and impure blood. The ad states tablets are herbal with sulfur and cream of tartar, a laxative and tonic blood clearer, sold by druggists at 60 cents per tube.
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Wm. Cameron
Ells Place
Denver
Colo
Ady
Tornado Hits Arkansas Killing Dozens In Northwest Storms
A score of people were killed and many injured in storms that swept several counties in northwest Arkansas last night, with reports arriving today. In Lorain, the Chamber of Commerce appointed a committee of sixteen business and professional leaders to study a proposed city manager form of government, aiming to campaign toward an election at the November ballot.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Toledo Odd Fellow Degree Team Initiates Fifty Candidates
Norwalk reports that the Toledo Odd Fellows degree team will initiate fifty candidates in Norwalk on May 13. The event highlights fraternal activity in the region with a notable turnout expected.
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Norwalk
Toledo
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