Dated Note on Wrangel and the Cross of Saint George
Brussels reports General Wrangel former commander in chief of the Russian White Army has died. He earned the Cross of Saint George after storming two German guns and two enemy platoons in 1914 at East Russia. Wrangel later led forces in Crimea and Caucasus before fleeing Bolshevik rule.
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Brussels
Generalez
Wrangel
East
Russia
Crimea
Odessa
Black Sea
Caucasus
Volunteer Army
Death Record of D. Gillette in Huntington Township
D. Gillette, a Huntington township farmer, died at his home on his eightieth birthday. Survived by wife Abbi and two daughters Abrs. R. A. Cassell and Mrs. Harry L. Reynolds, plus sisters Rena Hafner and Mrs. William Bailey, and brother Dr. C. A. Gillette. Funeral at the Huntington Methodist church at 2 p.m. Friday. Burial in Huntington essa.
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D. Gillete
Huntington Township
Gillette
Abbi Gillette
Abrs
R. A. Cassell
Harry L. Reynolds
Elyria
Rena Hafner
Brighton
William Bailey
Delegates-at-Large and Alternates Named in Hoover Ballot
The list shows vote totals for delegates at large and alternates for the national convention. Key names include Theodore E. Burton Hoover 2.95 percent and Robert A. Taft 2,941 votes, along with Edward Orton Jr Willis JT4e and Katherine Kennedy Brown Hoover 2,544. Other figures include Carmi A. Thompson Willis 1,516 and Homer C. Price Hoover 2,590, among many others from Hoover Willis and related groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore E. Burton
Hoover
Robert A. Taft
Frank A. Brown
E. W. B. Curry
Edward Orton, Jr
Wilme S. LeVan
Willis
W. W. Farnsworth
Hugh Clark
Carmi A. Thompson
Simeon D. Fess
Fred W. Warner
FE. W. Edward
Willie
Edward Vollrath
A. Lee Beaty
Katherine Hart Mather
Willits
Herbert R. Mooney
J. W. Myers
Homer C. Price
Viola D. Romans
C. Clayton Terrell
Wuallis
Scott Wehe
Last Walls of New Corinth Crumble
Earthquake shocks rocked New Corinth with a heavy tremor at 2:30 a.m., felt in Athens. A driving storm and rain followed, leaving thousands of homeless refugees whose houses collapsed under the disaster. suffering was severe.
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Athens
New Corinth
Corinth
Fire units respond to city line at East Avenue
Two fire companies rushed to 1500 East Avenue but found 1509 lay outside city limits. Fire trucks returned to the station with no further report of the blaze.
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1500 East Avenue
1509
Arm Fracture Suffered In Taxi Accident In City
Gilbert McNiff of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania sustained a fractured right arm when a taxi carrying him skidded into a truck last night. The injury was reduced at Elyria Memorial hospital.
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Gilbert McNiff
Pittsburgh
McNiff
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Car stolen from courthouse yard
Warry Crandall of 415 Earl Court reported last night that his Ford coupe was stolen from the courthouse yard. The vehicle bears license number 3522.
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Court House
Warry Crandall
Earl Court
Abandoned Ford Coupe Found on Middle Avenue
Police found a Ford coupe numbered 409-288 abandoned on Middle avenue at Fifth street. The vehicle was towed to the city pound last night.
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Middle Avenue
Fifth Street
April building permits rise in Elyria city hall records
In April the city issued forty three building permits valued at 108650 for remodels and new structures. Major jobs include Century Block remodeling at 10,000 and Ely block remodeling at 2,000, with Woolworth and C W Savage Jewelry cited among tenants on Broad street.
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City Hall
Century
Broad Street
F. W. Woolworth Co
Ely
C. W. Savage
Ely Block
Stickers 4-H elect officers and plan county tour
SpencerApril 25 members of the Stickers 4-H club met with leader Rev Louis Quade. Officers elected for the coming year are President Robert Conklin vice president Vernon Mantz secretary Frank Billman treasurer Robert Salisbury and news reporter Carl Haines. Members enrolled include Mantz Billman Hange Haines Salisbury and Heilman. They will meet on the second and fourth Friday. Plans include a county tour to view community projects and continued project work. Various local residents visited and several moved or traveled, with social and church activities noted.
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William Stegman
Harry Malloy
Navarre
Ohio
Walter Rock
Norman Breyley
A. I. Brey
Libbisher
Dan Ross
Chatham
Spencer
Jane Curtice
Homerville
Leonard Hummel
F. D. Carr
Shreve
Howell Stottler
Mark Fuller
River Corners
Howard McCourt
Tom Hyland
Lakewood
Ella Hendee
Earl Berger
Bhiss
Stuntington
P. J. White
Akron
C. J. Buckley
Cleveland
Howard Shick
George Shick
Ssusui- van
Arbor
Medina
Frerkena
Congregational
Flammer
Ae Brotherhood
Lynd
Adams enters sheriff race in Lorain County
Clarence E. Adams of 985 East River Street announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff at upcoming primaries. He lives in Lorain County, has worked at National Tube, and served six years as deputy under sheriffs Backus and Underhill. Several local social notes follow including church activities, a child with a broken leg, and community visits.
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Clarence E. Adams
East River Street
Adams
National Tube
Lorain
Backus
Underhill
Columbia
Lorain County
Blue Ribbon health program sites and criteria listed
County Health and Education departments prepare Field Day events at Oberlin College athletic field where Blue Ribbon winners will be announced. About 3,523 pupils qualify across 30 plus schools with detailed standards for physical health, immunization, and school conduct. Brownhelm already celebrated 25 recipients. several other schools set dates for presentations.
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County Board of Education
Health Department
Oberlin
College
Brownhelm
Kipton
Eaton
Belden
Henrietta
Ridgeville
Lake Avenue
Penfield
Avon Lake
St. Joseph’s
Grafton
Brookside
South Amherst
Gulf Road
Columbia Station
Parent-Teachers Association
Mabel Wade
Henrietta and
St. Peters of
Amherst
Charity Sherod
Ruth Paddock
Bennett Death Remembrance of North Pole Pilot Floyd Bennett
The article mourns Floyd Bennett, who died after severe illness while his wife and Col. Lindbergh’s presence marked his final hours. Byrd, Barach, and the consul planned funeral arrangements and possible New York air escort. Bennett’s famed North Pole flight with Byrd earned national honors.
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Bennett
Col. Lindbergh
Mitchel Field
Barach
United Press
Dr. Barach
Byrd
New York
Floyd Bennett
Richard Byrd
Spitzbergen
Norway
North Pole
National Geographical Society
Cooldge
South Pole
Local man sued for fifteen thousand damages
Jesse Monroe of 321 East River Street filed suit in common pleas court to recover 15000 from Mark A Abbe of Elyria for injuries alleged after being struck by a car on East Bridge Street at Black River on April 26, 1946. Monroe claims permanent injury.
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Jesse Monroe
East River St
Common Fleas Court
Mark .A. Abbe
Elyria
Monroe
East Bridge St
Black River
German Waiters Return to London After War
German waiters resume work in English hotels and restaurants for the first time since the war. Four have already left Germany with more to follow. prewar German staff reportedly accounted for over 30 percent of hotel and restaurant employees in England. First group hired for five years at wages between £30 and $35 weekly.
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Watterseturn
London
Berlin
Germany
England
Neue Berliner Zletuns
Ad in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page Pays
An advertisement appears in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page promising returns or benefits for placing ads. The brief note hints at easy profits with minimal effort, urging readers to participate and submit inquiries for further details.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Lorain Man Hurt as Car Upsets on Lake Avenue
John Domanski twenty four of 518 18th street Lorain suffered a fractured collar bone when his car overturned on Lake avenue near Bel avenue this morning. Doman ski, employed at the nearby country club, told police his car was damaged after hitting a pole to avoid another vehicle. He was brought to Elyria Memorial hospital by Peter Janeski of Lorain.
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Lake Avenue
Bel Avenue
John Domanski
18Th Street
Lorain
Domanski
Country Club
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Peter Janeski
Estreet
Markets Cleveland Produce
Markets report from Cleveland Ohio dated April 25 lists produce prices for potatoes in various bag sizes from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Idaho Florida and Texas with figures for russet Burbanks Hastings and other varieties. Poultry prices include heavy broilers Plymouth Rocks Leghorns and heavy fowls with ranges from 17 to 61 cents per unit and stock averages around 29 to 80 cents.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Florida Hastings
Texas
Plymouth Rocks
Prices Drift for Fruits and Vegetables in Columbus Market
Columbus wholesale district reports slow demand for most fruits and vegetables. Prices vary by item with apples at 4.35 to 4.50, asparagus 3.50, beets 2.50, carrots 2.50, onions Ohio 4.50 to 5.00, strawberries 24-qt crate, and tomatoes 34.50 to 50.86.
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Columbus. O
Ohio
Cleveland Market Report Signals Strong Demand for Hogs and Sheep
Cleveland market update shows hog receipts of 500 pounds with top quotes around 1085 for 250 to 350 pound hogs, and steady cattle with beef steers 1175 to 1250 while vealers bring 15 to 16 dollars. Sheep receipts reach 2000 with fat lambs at 16 dollars top and bulk lambs around 15.50 to 16.00, ewes 6 to 8 dollars.
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Cleveland
Grain and Produce Prices Report From Chicago Markets
Chicago reports show butter unchanged with receipts of 15 659 pounds, eggs higher at 37 023 cases with varied firsts, storage packed extras and other grades. Poultry steady with items like fowls, broilers, turkeys and ducks priced, potatoes receipts 95 cars with Fresh stock demand slow, wheat and corn and oats prices listed, lard at 12.20 and ribs at 12.75.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Texas
Bliss
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idaho
Grain and flour price report from Minneapolis on April 25
Unchanged flour shipments reach 49 552 barrels in Minneapolis. Bran prices steady at 34 50 to 35 00. Wheat quotes show No 1 northern May 1 48 8 8, July 1 49 1 2, Sept 1 49. No 1 red durum 1 87 1 4 1 38 1 4. Corn No 3 yellow 1 04 1 2 1 06 1 2. Oats No 3 white 60 1 2 to 62. Flax No 1 224 1 2 to 2 02 1 2.
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Minneapolis
Wheat and grain prices in Toledo market report
Toledo prices show cash No. 2 red wheat at 2.07 dollars per bushel, cash No. 6 yellow corn at 1.12 to 1.13, cash No. 2 white oats at 0.72 1-2 to 0.74 1-2, cash No. 2 rye at 1.42, domestic clover seed at 16.75, October domestic 17.55, cash imported 13.75, timothy cash 2.15 with May 2.15 and December 2.50.
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Toledo
Toledo Hog and Cattle Market Report Dated April 25
Market recap from Toledo shows hogs steady with 600 head receipts and 10 up. Heavies $950 to 10.00, Mediums $10.76 to $10.80, Yorkers $10.25 to $10.75 per hundred. Good pigs 29.25 to 10.00. Cattle receipts light with a slow market. Calves tight and strong. Sheep and lambs light with market steady.
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Toledo
Cleveland rejects city charter amendment by slim margin
Cleveland voters choose to retain the city manager form of government, defeating a charter amendment pushed by former Governor Harry L. Davis. The April 26 tally was 43 798 against and 41 035 for, with totals reflecting controversy and charges of petition fraud.
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Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Thia Plain Center
the Press
the News
Davis
Flood Control Issue Before Coolidge Today
Washington April 25 The Mississippi flood control bill totaling 325 million dollars faced President Coolidge as conferences move the house and senate versions toward final form. The Senate approved Jones bill and the house approved a combined measure, with White House opposition noted. Final form is expected to reach Coolidge in days.
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Washington
Mississippi
Coolidge
House
White House
Senate
Mr. Coolidge
Columbus Voters Cast Democratic Ballots for Notable Figures
In Columbus a voter cast for Andrew Jackson on the Democratic ticket to win a primary. John H. Cooper of the Buckeye Republican club received a Democratic vote for president in Groveport. Four Democrats in Tyro Township voted Hoover. Will Rogers earned a Democratic vote in Grandview Heights. Senator Cyrus Locher and Cordell Hull were named for vice president. Clarence Darrow also polled a Democratic vote for president.
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Columbus
Andrew Jackson
John H. Cooper
Buckeye Republican Club
Groveport
Tyro Township
Hoover
Will Rogers
Grandview Heights
Cyrus Lochery
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Rummage Sale Planned by First Congregational Church Circle J
The Circle J of First Congregational Church will host a rummage sale at 544 West Broad Street on Friday April 27 and Saturday April 28. Proceeds benefit church programs and community outreach. Local residents are invited to browse and purchase used items.
Amherst Home Restaurant Delivers Home Cooked Dinners and Pies
Amherst Home Restaurant invites diners in Amherst to enjoy home cooked dinners and homemade pies. All orders handled by Mrs. Herman Arndt, manager, with orders filled at 6593 Amherst.
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Amherst Home
Amherst
Salling
Herman Arndt
Bremen crew faces delays as snow blocks Greenly takeoff
Montreal April 25 heavy snow swirls over the upper St Lawrence region as the Bremen crew led by von Huenefeld Koehl and Fitzmaurice contend with wheels unsuitable for takeoff at Greenly Island Skiis are required and none are available delaying the Arctic crossing The rescue option or等待seasonable weather loom as risks rise amid ice on Lake St Agnes and fears of a collision with the Ford aircraft in rough conditions
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Montreal
Gunther von Huenefeld
Hermann Koehl
James Fitzmaurice
Atlantic
St. Lawrence
Greenly Island
Greenly
Clarke Cy
Ford Company
Bremen
Ireland
Lake St. Agnes
Chinese war lord Wu Je fu turns Buddhist in exile
Marshal Wu Je fu once seen as a possible China dictator has become a Buddhist convert in Szechwan where he is in virtual exile. An interview quotes him saying if we do not pay for sin in this life we must pay in the next. He adds he is satisfied and believes he will be happy in the next.
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Marshal Wu
Je-fu
China
Szechwan Province
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