President to unveil Bolivar statue in Central Park ceremony
The article reports plans for a Washington to New York trip, the unveiling of Simon Bolivar statue in Central Park, and a speech by the president. It notes expectations of emphasis on American–South American unity and closer ties among Western Hemisphere republics. The president and party are due in Washington at 9:30 tonight.
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Tyra
New York
Kolivar
Bnet Liberator
Cent Park
Booree” Harey
Britain
Seine Necuenen
Edge of Jersey
Arles E. Sawyer
Washingtonn
New York Enforces State Dry Law with 1100 Arrests
New York reports 1100 arrests for violation of the prohibition law since the new state enforcement act took effect two weeks ago. Police confiscated a horse and wagon four taxicabs and four automobiles due to liquor found in them.
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New York
Olice
Ligster
Lorain Council Rejects Mayors Health Board Pick
Lorain City Council again refused to confirm the mayor's appointment of Mrs. George Cuddeback to the district board of health. A resolution for confirmation failed as no councilman voted in favor, with one member, Councilman Schultz, offering the motion.
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Lorain
George Cuddeback
Lelia Woodruff Sues For Divorce From Oscar Woodruff
Genevieve Woodruff files for divorce from Oscar Woodruff alleging gross neglect of duty cruelty and adultery. She claims he participated in a sham marriage with Annie Fogg in Caddo parish Louisiana and has since lived with her. She also accuses him of assault and failure to provide.
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Lelyria
Genevieve Woodruff
Oscar Woodruff
Annie Fogg
Caddo Parish
Louisiana
Wir
Rival Crown Forces Clash In Irish Hotel Killings
In Connell, County Edmerick, two groups of Crown forces in plain clothes misidentified each other as San Fein supporters and fought in a hotel Monday. The proprietor and two combatants died, with several others seriously wounded. Dublin Castle announced the incident. Elyria notes Canfield Oil Co seeks a curb filing station on East Pridge Street, referred to city committees by council.
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Connell
County Edmerick
Dublin Castle
Elyria
Canfield Oil Co
Pridge Street
Marriage Licenses in Elyria and Lorain Districts
Raymond Beattie 28 Whyinerr and Marjorie Ahley 24 of Lorain apply for license. Mather Johnson 23 and Arthur Smith 23 of Elyria apply with stenographer Ra Brown 23. Father Frey noted in the records.
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Elyria
Raymond Beattie
Whyinerr
Marjorie Ahley
Lorain
Mather Johnson
Arthur Smith
He Tan
Andra Brown
Ilyria
Father Frey
Hospital Notes From Elyria Borough Admits Newborns
Elyria hospital notes record several births and admissions. Listed are details of newborn daughters for multiple families and patients including Mrs Juda Monroe and Mrs W J Ballinger among others, with addresses in Oberlin Park Avenue West Avon Monroe Street.
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Rirtis
Wred
Sertin
Oberlin
J. Howenstine
Park Avenue
L. Horndack
West Avenue
Juda Monroe
Monroe Street
Far
Nryant
Pencer
Leona Klingshern
Avon
Deidrich
Baby
Liquor Raid Suspects Prepare for Court
Trials for 29 Lorain men arrested in a federal raid will begin in local police court before Judge John M. Harding at 9 a.m. Wednesday. Federal and state investigators are expected to arrive to pursue charges against the alleged violators.
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Lorain
John M. Harding
Uggucr
Elyria to Be Best Lighted in the Land
City plans extensive ornamental lighting using 1000 C P lamps along main thoroughfares with steel poles to replace wood. Local electric company will supply fixtures and the railroad will provide poles. Residential areas will use 250 C P lights with some 160 C P where needed to improve diffusion at modest cost.
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East Avenue
West Avenue
Broad Street
Court Street
Third Street
Cheapside
Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus Railway
Loran County
Cleveland Southwest Arm & Columbus Railway Company
Lorain County Electric Company
H. Whitford Jones
Majority Pleads Innocent After Indictment in Lorain Court
Several defendants entered pleas during a Lorain court session with Salvatore Landa Oscar Stoll and Agnes Lynn among those charged. Some plead guilty such as Joe Olivena and Kenneth Knapp with Myron Edwards. Prosecutor Webber indicated possible grand jury probe into liquor violations and local official misconduct.
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Lorain
Oscar Stoll
Joe Olivena
Agnes Lynn
Amherst
Chas, Hecker
Essex Persons
Kenneth Knapp
Myron Edwards Oberlin
Charles Barth
Webber
Redington
Indictments Return in Merrimac Mining Village Attack Case
Wheeling West Virginia April 19 Two indictments arising from the industrial war between coal operators and miners were returned by the grand jury for the April term of circuit court. The defendants Willis Thabinest and Dave Harmon are charged with the recent assault on the mining village of Merrimac when shots were fired by unidentified persons.
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W. Va
Coal Omrators
Minera
Grand Furs
Efrcuit Court
Geousad
Willis Thabinest
Dave Harmon
Merrimac
Varney Testifies Self Defense in Unwritten Law Case
Sam Varney testified he acted in self defense after Horton drew a pistol and threatened to kill him. He repudiated a plea of unwritten law and was acquitted as jurors later said they believed Horton invaded Varney's home.
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Bailey
Varney
Horton
City Approves Paving on West 29th and Lexington Avenues
Lorain city council last night passed ordinances to improve West 29th Street from Broadway to Lexington Avenue and Lexington Avenue from West 23rd Street to West 28th Street by paving.
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Lorain
West 29Th Street
Broadway
Lexington Avenue
West 23Rd Street
West 28Th Street
Mayors Leniency Wasted as Bond Wealth Emerges
In police court Mayor Jones faces Shoup a Troxel plant polisher who reveals he converted property into Liberty Bonds before possible deployment. Shoup confirms bonds worth tens of thousands and hints at additional funds, arguing his family’s provision and non taxable bonds justify leniency despite a $25 fine. The mayor acknowledges the court’s sympathy and bonds’ impact on credit.
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Shoup
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Atlantic
Mr. Shoup
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Funeral for A C Clawson at Broadway Home
Funeral services for A C Clawson will be held at the family home 2834 Broadway Wednesday at 2 p m. Rev George R Weatherbee will officiate. Black River Lodge and T C I C will attend and convey the body to Elmwood cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include Custodians of Garfield school. Family daughters and sons have traveled from West Virginia and Ohio to attend.
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George R. Weatherbee
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Elmer C. Owens
R. W. Mytholar
Clannon
West Virginia
Ohio
Steel Trust Plans Backing Fight Against Labor
A steel executive urged publicity regulation and government control as a cure for labor unrest. He supported keeping surplus, holding U.S. bonds, and reducing working hours while stressing no wage cuts.
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Steel Trust
Gary
Interchurch World Movement
United States
Paulette Barred by Judge Landis Sparks Massillon Exit
Massillon dropped Gene Paulette from its semi pro national champions roster after other clubs refused to play Stark county team with Paulette on board. In Columbus, hearings began on valuing telephone companies as the state tax commission charts valuations for gas oil telegraph steam and traction firms.
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Gene Paulette
Philadelphia
Judge Landis
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Paulette
Stark County
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State Tax Commission
Daniel J. Rian
Imposing Ceremonial Marks Royal Funeral in Potsdam
Augusta Victoria lay in state at the Antiken Tempel near San Souci as officials and guards bore the ex-empress’s coffin in a grand display. The ceremony mirrored imperial pageantry, with authorities guarding against demonstrations while Prussian banners flew at half mast.
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Ll. N.S
Potsdam
Augusta Victoria
Empresa of Sorrow
Antiken Tempel
San Souci
Frederick
Itsa
Hohenzo
Berlin
Oberlin man dies in Ohio andTimeline of local events
William R Brown ing 67 died at his daughter Mrs Frank Tobins Elm Street home Sunday afternoon. He had traveled from Nashville to escape winter and suffered apoplexy twelve weeks earlier. Born Delprice Ohio he was brother to the late Dr Charles Browning. Funeral at Tobin home with Rev Van der Pyle. Burial at Parkersville W Va. Middle West Society to hold Cleveland convention April 21 22 31 at Hotel Statler with speeches by F Leonard Metcalf and others and a luncheon for school alumni planned.
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Willam R. Browning
Frank Tobin
Elm Street
Browning
Nashville
Tenn
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Delpre Ohio
Charles Browning
Tobin
van der Pyle
Parkersville
W. Va
Middle West Society of Physical Education
Cleveland
Hotel Statler
Paxent Teachers Association Rummage Sale Call for Donations
Donors urged to save articles to donate for Paxent Teachers Association rummage sale on April 21. Contact Mrs Henry Smith or other listed ladies to arrange pickup at specified streets including E Lorain, Forest, Morgan, College, South Professor, and Wast.
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Women Association Sewing Meeting at Oberlin Hospital
The Home Mission Department of the Women’s Association of the United church hosts an all day sewing session at James Brand House on Wednesday April 20 with hospital sewing and a 3:00 pm program led by the hospital committee. A collection supports the hospital and attendees bring lunch while coffee is provided. In the evening Rev. George L. Cady of New York City speaks on Growing Co operation.
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Women's Association of the United Church
James Brand House
Oberlin Hospital
George L. Cady
New York City
Triplet Calves Born to Summit Township Cow
Woolfield April 19. W H Pickens, Summit township farmer, reports a cow in his herd has delivered three calves weights around 50 pounds each. The first triplets on record in the county, one male and two females, are vigorous and healthy.
Legion To Practice at Elyria Fairgrounds Wednesday
The American Legion baseball team will hold a practice session at the fairgrounds starting at six o'clock Wednesday evening.
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Elyria
American Legion
Fairgrounds
Oberlin Educator Named President in Columbus Fret Group
W. A. Miller of the Oberlin Department of Education was elected president for the coming year of the Columbus Fret association. The honor is rare in the history of the group with only past presidents or college men in the state having held the office. Miller previously served as secretary of the association for several years.
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Columbus
W. A. Miller
Department of Education
Oberlin
Association
Miller
Fight Results from Several Cities
Bloom stops Beecher in the ninth with a technical knockout after Beecher quits from an injured hand. Williams defeats Pur in a 12 round decision in Baltimore. Britt knocks out Frazetti in the sixth at New Bedford after a tossed sponge. Cha ney wins a decision over Martin on a Philadelphia foul.
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Phil Bloom
Wille Beecher
Baltimore
Kid Willams
Earl Puryear
New Bedford
Frankie Britt
Jimmy Frazetti
Boston Boys
Philadelphia
George Chaney
Piper Martin
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