Local WGBL Radio to Formally Open Thursday Evening
Elyria marks the opening of WGBL radio at 7 15 PM on Thursday April 23 with an extensive program from the Lodi street home studio. The Stones orchestra and numerous soloists perform and a series of addresses by civic leaders and educators accompany the musical selections.
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WGBL
Elyria
Lodi Street
Stones’ Orchestra
Copenhagen
H Squire
Lorain
J. F Burke
Alec Aust
Winifred Park
The
East Technical School
Cleveland
James A Hewitt
Paul File
James Elemes
Harver Hooke
Board of Trade
Viehn Solo
Lew Smith
L W Perking
J. G Wherry
Elizabeth Dickson
Police Captain Hemard Dies by Own Action Under Fire
Funeral services were to be held today for Police Captain Charles Hemard of New Orleans. He shot himself last night amid a police department scandal and facing charges including perjury and an improper report. The case involved a fellow officer claiming Hemard framed him in a store robbery. Mrs Hemard, the widow, collapsed from the tragedy as authorities continued the investigation.
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New Orleans
Charles Hemard
Hemard
Walter Holland
Religious Education Association opens under Dr. Cowling in Milwaukee
The Religious Education Association convenes in Milwaukee with Dr. Donald J. Cowling as presiding officer. Cowling, a sixty year old English born educator, has led Carleton College in Minnesota for over fifteen years and previously taught philosophy and the English Bible at Baker University. He studied at Lebanon Valley College and Yale before teaching, later publishing several books and articles.
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The
Religious Education Association
Milwaukee
Donald J. Cowling
Carlton College
Northfield
Minn
Cornwall
England
America
Lebanon Valley College
Yale
Baker University
Kansas
Baker
Carleton College
Cowling
Irish-born farmers number eleven in North Carolina
A census snapshot shows North Carolina had only eleven Irish-born farmers, highlighting small immigrant farmer representation in the state. Government records list these individuals among others counted in the agricultural census. The finding emphasizes limited Irish immigrant farming presence within the state's agricultural sector.
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North Carolina
Wheeler Plans Out On Trial In Misuse Case
In Great Falls Montana on April 22 the defense challenged government evidence during Senator Burton Wheeler’s federal trial for alleged misuse of office. Wheeler planned to testify to deny the charges as prosecutors prepared to recess until Saturday for four additional defense witnesses. The case hinges on Hayes’s testimony about financing Campbell and Wheeler’s ties to interior matters. The court ordered disclosure of Hayes to Booth letters, showing progress on backing for Campbell. Officials expect the trial to extend into midweek as defense presses its case. A separate government probe into substituting alcohol and benzol for gasoline was launched by the Federal Oil Conservation Board.
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Great Falls
Mont
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
George B. Hayes
New York
Hayes
Edwin Booth
Solicitor of the Interior
Tat Booth
Wheel
Booth
Washington
Campbell
Interior Department
Plan Gas
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Movieland Notes on Priscilla Dean the Wildcat of the Screen
A Movieland column profiles Priscilla Dean known as the wildcat of the screen. It highlights her vivacity agility and resourcefulness in films while presenting a friendly portrait of the actress and her youthful looking mother who she calls Mary during a luncheon chat.
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Priscilla Dean
Doug Fairbanks
Priscilla
Priscia
Mary
Priscilla Presley on Baking, Bridge and Film Love
Priscilla praises baking and cleaning as passions while noting her fondness for bridge. She calls Lon Chaney the finest male actor, prefers screen work to stage, and mentions her films Under Two Flags A Cafe in Cairo The Suez of Seville and The Crimson Runner. She discusses touring with a film and future projects.
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Jess
Priscilla
Lon Cnaney
Cairo
Seville
Nancy Preston
John McTose
Thomas Meighan
Oldest city unearthed in southern Nevada river valley
Archaeologists report a buried city along the Muddy River between St Thomas and Overton in southern Nevada, revealed by an expedition led by M. R. Harrington of the Museum of the American Indian Heye Foundation. Early signs indicate a high level of civilization among American Indians. Further details will come with the full report, expected to be of great scientific value.
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Sou Hern
Nevada
Muéay River
St Thomas
Qverton Neyore
M. R
The Un chastened Woman and Theda Bara reinvented star image
The article previews Theda Bara in The Un chastened Woman a Cheldwick production and notes a new leading woman type replacing the old vamp persona. It lists Bara’s past films as reference and mentions other titles along with plans for scientific motion picture theaters in New York with European precedents. It also details Rupert Hughes The Rebellious Girl cast and remarks on Sally ONeill Viola Dana and Viola Dana in Winds of Chance and related gossip about Bets on actresses’ careers.
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Louis Anspacher
Theda
Theda Bara
Be Ng
Carmen
Cleopatra
Salome
Petite Viola Dana
This Man Intends to Keep It in the House
In May or June, 1913, I sent for four bottles of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. They restored lost weight and let me return to work, and I feel like a new man. The ad claims the remedy cleans mucus from the intestinal tract and relieves stomach liver and intestinal ailments. Money refunded if not convinced. At all druggists.
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Mayr
Wellington Big Four timetable changes listed
Wellington April 22 Four rail changes announced for schedule with No 46 No 35 and No 30 trains detailing leave times from Wellington for Bellefontaine Indianapolis Columbus and beyond plus a stop for passengers from Cleveland Also local notes include theatre schedule change birthday observance dairy meeting and commencement plans for June 11 with Oberlin coach Sherman guiding the senior play and Swarthmore Chautauqua set for July 28 on the Colonial Fives circuit
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Wellington
Thomas Cushion
William Frey
Margaret
Leetona
W. S. Cushion
Cleveland
K. S Cushion
Ruth Hogan
Trial details unfold of graft case involving Lt Houston
The article reports on a graft scandal in the fourth district involving Lieut Houson, accused of taking $9,000. He is described as a brother of Barney Houston, chief of the fire department. Attorney Raymond Railla notes Houson’s rise from railroad laborer and his marriage with a record 1,058 arrests. Sentences: Houston 13 months in Atlanta and a $2,000 fine. Patrolman Darel Donovan 14 months and $2,000. Patrolman William Dubach 15 months and $2,050. All gains stay execution until next Monday at 6:30 pm to settle personal affairs.
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Ton
Lieut Houson
Houston
Barney Houston
Fre
Benaf
Raymond
Hoken Coper
Lieut Houston
Atlanta
Darel Donovan
Fourth
Wiliam Dubach
Hickenlooper
Plots of Graves Cannot Be Reestablished, Court Hears
The sexton testified that after the work no graves can be re located individually though a record exists of burial sites and headstones. Plaintiffs seek a temporary order and permanent injunction to restore graves now uprooted. Some lot owners approved the improvement though many owners do not reside there.
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Sexton
Lorain LoRain Tellings Meet Massillon Agathons Sunday
Lorain Tellings face Massillon Agathons at Krohnfield Sunday. Lorain Shamrocks schedule a return game with Berea Dodgers at Berea.
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Lorain
Lorain Tellings
Massillon Agathons
Krohnfield
Lorain Shamrocks
Berea Dodgers
Berea
Ottawa suicide at Leipsic Free Press office
The estate of Guy W. Johnson, itinerant printer, was valued at 352.45 dollars after he fatally shot himself in the temple at the Free Press office in Leipsic. He left the presses running to drown the blast before returning to the rear of the office where he died six hours later.
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Ottawa
Guy W. Johnson
Free Press
Leipsic
Johnson
Soviet Press Reacts to Sofia Cathedral Bombing
Moscow reports a tempered approval from Soviet newspapers while condemning foreign press for implying the outrage came from Moscow.
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Moscow
Sofia
Jugoslav government denies invasion of Bulgaria
Belgrade April 22 government releases statement denying any intention to invade Bulgaria. It says Yugoslavia will continue a peaceful policy.
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Belgrade
Jugo-Slav
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
Are You A Slave To Your Stomach
Advertising copy touts Haley's Magnesia Out as quick relief for indigestion and constipation. It claims to neutralize stomach acids and lubricate the intestines, suitable for children and old folks, with the Haley M O Company of Indianapolis promoting a large family bottle for one dollar.
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Haley
Haley's
Haley M-O Company
Indianapolis
Ind
NO RUSH YET FOR OFFICE CANDIDATES
No candidates have signified intention to run in the upcoming municipal election. Petitions for filing are available at the board of elections. Final filing date is June 12 with primaries on August 11. Filing fees vary by office: Mayor 15 dollars, Auditor 10, Treasurer 2.50, Solicitor 10.50, and 0.75 for each council member, representing half a percent of the annual salary.
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Board of Elections
State Briefs McArthur April 22
McARTHUR April 22 A reward of 1000 dollars is offered by Vinton county and by the Steel family for the arrest of the slayers of George Steel a farmer killed while chores were being done near his barn his body burned with the barn to hide the crime Yorkville April 22 Andrew B Watkins Yorkville Ohio s member of the International executive board United Mine Workers was taken to a hospital in Charleston West Virginia where he has been for a year assisting in strike relief for West Virginia miners The illness resulted from nasal hemorrhage it was stated Athens April 22 Miss Irma Stanfield Athens countys Red Cross relief worker declared conditions in the Hocking coal field have not been so bad in years Hundreds of miners are unable to buy seed for their gardens many families are starving and no relief is in sight Nelsonville April 22 The Olg Collieries Company has announced that two of its three large coal mines in the Sugar Creek field are being permanently abandoned A strike at two other mines near Gloucester the cause of division of work among the men has been settled Sofia April 22 A Bulgarian government statement confirms reports that the cathedral bomb explosion was the opening move in a plan to overthrow the government The proclamation date of a provisional Soviet regime had been set in advance and is known to the authorities
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McArthur
Vinton County
George Steel
Farmer
Steel
Yorkville
Andrew B Watkins
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Athens
Irma Stanfield
Athens County
Red Cross
Hocking
Nelsonville
Ol'g Collieries Company
Sugar Creek
Glouster
Sofia
West Ridge Community News and WOC TV Meeting
A West Ridge note reports 13 members and one guest at WOC TV held Thursday afternoon with Mrs Lucy Miller and Mrs P G Miller as hostesses. Recitals, readings, and music followed, including readings on crime and public safety and songs by local women and schoolgirls. Several club members and their families are noted visiting, attending church events, and hosting upcoming meetings as May plans are announced.
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WOC TV
Lucy Miller
Mra P. G. Miller
Jazy
I. F. Bildred
Merle Penfound
Harry Laurer
W. H. Hart
J. H. Penfound
Ohio Law Enforcement
Columbus
Lillian Eldred
Margaret Pallas
Adam Hahn
George Decker
Vernard
H. H. Drusendehl
Lester
Leota
John Swartz
Lorain
C F. Lang
Evangelical Women's Union
Elyria
Circle No 1
St. Paul’s Church
Larkiz Club
Fred Lottman
Albert Barbknecht
Abbey Road
Wm. Penfound
Andrew Robertson
Harry Bemis
Ed Pember
M. EB. Church
Arthur Chappel
C. F. Lang
Conrad Storer
Sudro
Chas. Pallas
Frank Pallas
Theodore Grills
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Wagner
Philip Decker
Walter Decker
North Olmsted
Parry Pierce
Nickle Plate Suit Awards King Ten Acres Value and Damages
The Nickle Plate railroad lawsuit to appropriate ten acres for yards ended with a jury awarding Elizabeth King 7650 for the land and 38750 for damages to the rest of her 75 acre tract, totaling 11400.
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Nickle Plate Railroad
Elizabeth King
Loram
MABEL CATHERINE WEISMAN DIES AT HENRIETTA
Four year old Mabel Catherine Weisman died at home in Henriet ta from a complication of disease. She is survived by her father Earl Weisman of Jefferson City Missouri and by her grandmother Mrs M Unger and aunts Mrs A C Miller of Toledo and Mrs MOP Boylan of Elyria. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 at the home in Henriet ta with burial at Ridgelawn.
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Mabel Catherine Weisman
Henrietta
M. Unger
Earl Weisman
Jefferson Cry
Unger
A. C. Miller
Toledo
Mop
Boylan
Elyria
Ridgelawn
Navy airship Los Angeles arrives in Bermuda
The Los Angeles, a navy airship, arrived in Hamilton Bermuda early today after leaving Lakehurst New Jersey at 2:38 yesterday. Commanded by Captain George W Steele with Commander Jacob Klein aboard, the crew numbered 28 plus about 30 officers and observers including balloonists.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
N. J
United States
Army
Navy
George W Steele
Jacob Klein
Lorain Cleanup Starts After Tornado Debris Cleared
Lorain launches a city cleanup campaign to clear tornado debris. Residents were notified and urged to help keep the city clean as the work proceeds for the next 20 days. Chicago reports Jacobson signs with the Browns, to join in Cleveland.
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Lorain
Lorain Police Department annual dance draws 380 couples
About 380 couples filled the H and R Hall in Lorain last night for the Lorain Police Department annual dance event. The crowd included many local residents enjoying the civic celebration and music into the evening.
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Lorain
H and R. Hall
Lorain Po Nce
London prison execution and assorted early 20th century notices
News nuggets report a London farmer Norman Thorne hanged at Wandsworth for the murder of Elsie Camer on April 22 to wed Grace Cald icott. Paris says Mrs Alice Allen and Jerome Preston wed. Rome notes Rome’s founding celebration with excavations. Malaga plot against General Rivera suspected. Barcelona reports plane fire burns two men. Paris deputies halt Edouard Herzier’s nomination. London notes loans to Hungary restore Hapsburg monarchy warning.
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Wandsworth
London
Norman Thome
Elsie Cameron
Grace Caldicott
Thorne
Paris
Frimo Rivera
Madrid
Petit Parisien
Malaga
Markets overview from Cleveland area produce listing
The itemized market page presents regional produce and dairy quotes with prices for Butter Eggs Cheese Poultry and fruits. It lists apples strawberries beans potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes cucumbers and onions with varying crate or sack prices and weights, indicating current regional supply values.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Livestock Market Report Cleveland Live Stock Sale Prices
Receipts: cattle 300, calves 400, sheep and lambs 2000, hogs 300. Cattle steady with steers 8.00 to 9.00, cows 2.40 to 5.50, calves 9.00 to 11.50. Sheep and lambs up 15 to 35, lambs 12.00 to 13.06, wethers 7.00 to 8.00, ewes 6.00 to 7.00. Hogs 10c lower, various classes 11.00 to 12.75, stags 6.50.
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Cleveland
Glandular Health Revival Pitched in Drug Ad
An advertisement touts glandular stimulation as a path to renewed strength and youth. It promotes Glandogen tablets from Phillips Drug Co as a genuine gland tonic, urging a ten day, three times daily trial to prove results and warning against substitutes.
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Phillips Drug Co
Willungly
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