D A R Leaders Praised by Davis at Continental Congress
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis lauded the Daughters of the American Revolution for combating un American and unpatriotic groups and aiding immigration efforts. He praised their ports work, foreign advisers, and enforcement of the law while urging continued support for American values and the Navy program. Representative Norton urged women to vote, noting low past turnout and the 1924 improvement. Flowers greeted candidates as vacancies were filled during the nomination session.
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Washington
James J. Davis
Thirty-Seventh Continental Congress
Washington Auditorium
Davis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Society
Department
Foreign Adviser Service
Labor Department
Public Health Service
Posentative Norton
New Jersey
Ton
Norton
House
Senate
D A R Praise And Defense Of Americanization Efforts
The article reviews D A R reports on anti communism and Americanization work led by Silas Axtell and Mrs W W Husband. It highlights aims to curb communism, promote film selection, conserve trees, and fund education for aliens, noting District of Columbia chapters and memorial donations.
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Coolidge
Silas Blake Axtell
New York
Russia
United States
Axtell
Atlantic Ocean
America
W. W. Husband
D. A. I. Committee On
D. A. R. Committee On
Sra Newton D. Chapman
George Washington
M. C. Turner
Committee On Conservation and Thrift
Eugene H. Ray
Committee On Foreign Relations
District of Columbia
James M. Willey
Willey
Arlington Cemetery
Arthur Place
Thomas Nelson Page
Columbia Chapter
Senate debates navy appropriation and flood control bill
Congress today saw Senate debate on the navy appropriation bill while Interstate Commerce continues coal investigation and Finance moves ahead on a tax reduction plan. House discusses the Jones-Reid Mississippi flood control bill as lawmakers press on with fiscal and policy items.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Finance Committee
House
Files candidacy of former prohibition inspector
QO B Rankin filed for sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to the August primary with the Lotiain county board of elections Thursday.
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QO. B. Rankin
Lo- Tain County
Speedy Relief for Tender Aching Swollen Feet
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a fast remedy for tender aching and swollen feet. It claims oils with camphor and antiseptics reduce discomfort and varicose-like swelling, promising relief when other powders and footpaths fail, with a money-back guarantee through Monroe’s store.
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W. Phillips
Evaro
Monroe
Sneak Thief Takes $2.50 From Office Pocketbook
A thief, about 25 years old, stole $2.50 from Mrs. Alex Haury’s pocketbook in an Elyria Savings and Trust Co office on the eighth floor, reported to police Friday.
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Alex Haury
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
City Sees One Fire A Day So Far This Year
Fire Chief W. N. Bates reported that through this year 110 fires have occurred in the city. If another fire happens today it would mark one fire for each day tally. He noted calls have been steady with no unusual spikes in either direction.
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W. N. Bates
Davis Dies Back in Jail After Drunkenness Fine
Charles Noisy Davis of Park Avenue was fined in police court for drunkenness and imprisoned again after midnight arrest on intoxication charges.
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Tn Agalo
Charles
Davis
Park Avenue
Plates Stolen and Found at Police HQ
Seven license plates reported lost by owners are now held at the police headquarters as officers note bolts can loosen and cause plates to fall off.
Chevalier Lodge Weighs Changes In Meeting Night And Supreme Lodge Plans
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias held a busy Thursday meeting proposing new degree teams and shifting the meeting night from Thursday to Monday. The Supreme Lodge will meet in Milwaukee on August 13, replacing Detroit as host. Rich ard S. Witte issued the change proclamation read by L. N Miller. W A Brown outlined the Supreme Lodge’s powers, including laws, insurance control, and ritual directions. The body meets biennially with grand lodges electing past chancellors as representatives for four-year terms. A welfare survey by past supreme chancellors seeks a common service contact to mobilize the nearly one million members. The Insurance department waived March and August payments this year and paid nearly 2.9 million dollars to widows and orphans in 1927. The Supreme Temple of Pythian Sisters will hold its biennial convention in Milwaukee on the same date.
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Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Wisc
Detroit
Michigan
Supreme Lodge
Richard S. Witte
L. N Miller
Pythian Order
W. A. Brown
Order
Insurance Department
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Control
Supreme Tribunal
Witte
Pythian
Supreme Temple of Pythian Sisters
Suprem Lodge
Yale Honors Memory of 2 Famed Alumni Dormitories Named
New Haven Conn Yale honors memory of two famed alumni by naming two dormitories in their memory. Jonathan Dickinson 1706 first president of Princeton and Fleazer Wheelock 1733 later first president of Dartmouth. Dormitories temporarily named York Library in York and Library Street. Bequest by the late Robert M Inden of Bridgeport funded the project.
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New Faaven
Conn
Yale
Jonathan Dickinson
Princeton
Fleazer Wheelock
Dartmouth
York Library
York
Library Street
Robert M. Indesn
Bridgeport
Youth Taken To Cleveland On Forgery Charge
Andrew Kalenan, 18, of Cheat Nut Street, was taken to Cleveland this morning by Deputy Marshal Gowne after being charged with forging the name of Bert Chodolay of Elyria on a ten dollar United States money order. He will face the Federal prosecutor in Cleveland to decide if he is tried there or in Detroit. Kalenan surrendered with his mother after police had visited his home several times to hold him for federal authorities.
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Andrew Kalenan
Cheatnut Street
Cleveland
United States
Gowne
Kalenan
Bert Chodolay
Elyria
Detroit
Oberlin Moves to Start White Way Installation Now
At a village council meeting on April 30 Oberlin voted to begin the new white street lighting program at once. Concrete posts will line Main and College streets with business-side posts on North Main and West College. Campus lighting plans await college bids. Drainage surveys priced 1000 to 3200 dollars were discussed. Cleanup week is set for April 30 to May 5 with metal separation required.
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Oberlin
Main
College
South Main
East College
North Main
West College
Haskell Lecturer Dr Burnett Streeter to Speak at United Church
Dr Burnett H Streeter of Oxford University will present the first Haskell lecture Monday at four in the United church. Additional talks follow Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at the same time and place. From Queens College and Canon of Hereford he is a noted scholar and writer on philosophy of religion and the New Testament.
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Burnett H. Streeter
Oxford University
Haskell
United Church
Streeter
Queens College
Hereford
Gift of 810000 Establishes Mary Ladd Scholarship
Oberlin College receives a ten thousand dollar gift from the estate of Mrs Jessica Bacon Potter of Swarthmore Pa widow of a former Pennsylvania chief justice. The donation honors Mary Ladd Bacon and creates the Mary Ladd Scholarship for Girls for Oberlin students and conservatory attendees.
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Oberlin College
Jessia Bacon Potter
Swarthmore
Supreme Court of
Pennnsylvania
Mary Ladd Bacon
Potter
Airs. Bacon
Oberlin
Clergyman William Barton to Lecture on Church Union
Rev William H Barton noted clergyman and author will lecture next week on Church Union. First two talks at the United Church and the final session in the west parlors of the Men's building. Barton, Oberlin 1890 graduate, is a prolific author and prominent American minister.
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William HE. Barton
Church Union
United Church
Barton
Oberlin Theological Seminary
America
Oberlin Opens Tennis Schedule Versus Heidelberg
Oberlin’s varsity tennis starts the season at home on Oberlin courts facing Heidelberg. The Oberlin squad, short on practice but bolstered by four returning players, hopes to extend a string of victories despite limited court time since Monday.
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Heidelberg
Oberlin
Oberlins
Elyria Bridge Scores Shine At Hotel Newell Dupe Tourney
More than thirty players attended the duplicate bridge tournament at Hotel Newell. Top North South honors went to J. H. Simpson and Don W. Myers while East West honors were earned by Burdette S. Smith and Warren Irish, both of Lorain. Cleveland’s W. McKenney praised the high level of play and predicted growing popularity for Elyria bridge events, noting women players handled difficult hands well. The Dutch word Roer means farmer or husbandman.
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Newell
J. H. Simpson
Don W. Myers
Burdette S. Smith
Warren Irish
Lorain
W. . McKenney
Cleveland
N Elytia Ms
Mis. McKenney
Market Report Cleveland Potatoes and Poultry Prices
Market notes from Cleveland list potato prices by variety and origin with Idaho russet burbanks at 8.06 a hundredweight and Florida Hastings at 12.50 to 13.75 per barrel. Poultry prices show weavy brokers quoting various fowl classes from leghorn to old roosters with c per pound ranges.
Cleveland Livestock Market Report
Cleveland Ohio cattle hogs and sheep auction results from April 20 show receipts and price ranges across weight classes. Hogs higher with 250 350 lb at 10.00 to 10.85, calves steady. beef steers 11.50 to 12.00, cows 7.50 to 9.50, cutters 5.50 to 6.50. sheep slow but steady with fat lambs 15.00 to 15.50, fat ewes 6.00 to 8.00.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report April 20
Hogs show higher across weights with heavies 9.50 to 10.00 and mediums 10.25 to 19.50. Workers and good pigs range 10.25 to 10.50 and 7 to 9.50 respectively. Cattle and calves light, sheep and lambs light with steady tone.
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Toledo
Toledo Market Prices for Grain and Clover
Toledo on April 20 lists cash market figures for grain and hay. Wheat No. 2 red priced at 2.03 to 2.04 per bushel, Corn No. 3 yellow 1.11 to 1.12, Oats No. 2 white 72 cents, Rye No. 2 1.40, Clover and Timothy unchanged, Alsike at 15.25 per ton.
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Toledo
Timothy
Minneapolis Grain Prices April 20 flour to flax
Minneapolis grain prices show April 20 bids for flour at 8.50 to 8.60 per barrel in carload lots with shipments listed. Bran at 34.00. Wheat No 1 northern May and Sept bids around 1.50 to 1.51. No 1 red durum around 1.37 to 1.39. Corn No 3 yellow 1.03 to 1.05. Oats No 3 white 61 to 62 cents. Flax No 1 about 2.25 to 2.33.
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Minneapolis
Chicago cash quotations report for April 20
Chicago market update shows butter at 43 to 45 1/2 cents, eggs mixed grades at 24 to 27 cents, poultry receipts with fowls to 28 1/2 cents, turkeys 29 to 30 cents, potatoes mainly round whites around 1.70 to 2.00 per cwt, Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs at 5.25 to 5.50, wheat No 1 hard at 1.62 1/2, corn No 2 mixed 1.07 3/4, oats No 2 white 68 to 70 cents, rye 1.32 1/2, barley 1.07, timothy seed 3.45 to 4.20, clover seed 20.25 to 27.25, lard 11.80, ribs 11.50, bellies 13.00.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idan
Washington
Commercial
Bliss
Excavation at Abelham’s Oak Site Reveals Early Market
Archaeologists uncover foundations near Hebron in Palestine dating to the early Christian era. The oldest structure appears to be a public market from Herod’s period. Evidence suggests use of steel houses and ties to German development.
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Hebron
Palestine
Herod
Lorain and Elyria Players Invited to Upcoming Scrambles
The standings list numerous players from Lorain and Elyria with scores ranging from 108 down to 60. Half a dozen duos are named, including J. H. Simpson and D. W. Myers and C. J. Gotsel and C. H. Fischer. Elyria players are invited to the Antiere hotel in Lorain for a 8:00 p.m. meeting Tuesday April 24, while the Newell hotel hosts a tournament on Thursday May 3 with many planning to attend.
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North
J. H. Simpson
Don W. Myers
H. W. Swindling
Ralph H. Smith
Scott Harman
M. W. Kinne
Chas. Meek
H. W. Prindle
Brasselle
Alfred R. Stoney
Alex Forbas
A. H. West
W. Hewitt
L. AW. Bright
East and
West Burdette
Smith
Warren Irish
C. J. Gotsel
C. H. Fischer
Maurice M. Hyman
D. W. Myers
J. W. Brandt
J. G. Horgan
Harris Dellefield
Chester Smith
E. W. Bush
C.A. Bateman
Ralph H. Stith
Judd Monroe
Lorain
Elyria
Ant-iere
Newell Hotel
Attemdine
Convict ship Success to dock in Lorain tonight
The British convict ship Success, 138 years old and oldest afloat, left Toledo this morning and is headed for Lorain arriving around seven tonight. Weather improved after yesterday’s storm warnings. exhibition planned from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for about ten days with guides and lectures aboard three decks.
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Toledo
Lorain
D. H. Smith
Europe
Australia
Great Lakes
Death Record Harry Bender 15 on Bender Road Ridgeville
Harry Bender aged 15 died at his home on Bender Road Ridgeville Township last night at 9 30 pm He was born in Elyria and lived on his farm for 38 years He is survived by his wife and several daughters Mrs Charles Dehn of Amherst Mrs C A Squires Mrs Peter Schnieder and Mrs Curtis Hamlin of Elyria and sons Charles of Lorain Orrife of Cleveland John of Sugar Ridge and Roy at home Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon from the home at 230 Reverend Nirby will officiate Burial to Sugar Ridge
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Harry Bender
Bender Road
Ridgeville Township
Elyria
Charles Dehn
Amherst
C. A. Squires
Peter Schnieder
Curtis Hamlin
Charles
Lorain
Orrife
Cleveland
John
Sugar Ridge
Roy
Nirby
Rankin to investigate liquor complaints statewide
Former State Prohibition Inspector O. E. Rankin announced he would investigate all liquor complaints reaching him. He pledged to route cases to agencies capable of raids and arrests, and to assist law enforcement in enforcing the liquor law even though he is no longer employed by the state.
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State Prohibition
O. E. Rankin
State Prohibition Department
Rankin
Oberlin Athlete Max Chapman Competes in Ohio State Meet
Max J. Chapman son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Chapman and Oberlin college junior travels to Columbus for the Ohio State athletic meet. He will enter the javelin event against top college competitors with strong odds after Oberlin’s recent training triumph.
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Max J. Chapman
Eric D. Chapman
Oberlin College
Columbus
Ohio State
Trini Ag
Plumbing firm buys Middle Ave property
Announcement of sale of the Ewington property with 412 Middle Avenue to Barres and Welsh. New owners plan a modern permanent home for their plumbing business and the sale was through Pat Crowe.
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Ewington
Middle Avenue
Barres and Welsh
Pat Crowe
Iowa Democrats Convene Today
Senate Dan Steck opened the Democratic state convention in Des Moines calling for focus on agricultural relief over Prohibition where a fight is expected. He accused Republicans of failing farmers, corruption, and graft, urging voters to retire the party from power amid high unemployment and bank failures.
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Des Moines
Dan Steck
Steck
T. Meredith
al Smith
Democratic Party
Iowa
Republican Party
Grant
Declares Jack's Wife Caused Split
New York reports Estelle Taylor wife of Jack Dempsey blamed for quarrels of the two Jacks as federal court opens the Jack Kearns suit. Arthur Sager argues family troubles split Dempsey from Kearns. Dempsey says wife had no role, claims business motives. Kearns seeks 701026.60 as a third of Dempsey ring earnings.
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New York
Estelle Taylor
Actree
Jack Dempsey
Jacks
Jack Kearns
Arthur Sager
Kearns
Miss Taylor
Sager
Dempsey
Have That Footlight Sheen Advert for Wave and Sheen
A writer extols a hair product, claiming Wave and Sheen keeps hair lively with weekly washing and styling. The ad emphasizes a 75 cent price and a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. Edna Wallace Hopper is referenced as a familiar audience name.
Traffic lights on new schedule improve Broad street flow
City officials praised the new Broad street traffic signal pattern inaugurated last night. Green at East and West avenues, red at Court and Middle avenues, aims to slow traffic. Mayor Hewitt and Service Director Eldit see marked improvement though some drivers from intersecting streets still disrupt the sequence. They note the system is not perfect yet represents an improvement over the old.
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Broad Street
East Avenue
West Avenue
Court Street
Middle Avenue
James A. Hewitt
John N. Eldit
Broad St
Hewitt
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Max Chapman
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Ada L. Wise
H. Almachneider
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J. W. Breaudigar
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Charis of Elyria
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