German Club cancels hall rental for Socialist Labor meet
The German Club president Michael Duldner announced the club will cancel the hall rental for tonight's Socialist Labor meeting citing questions of legality. Refunds will be offered to those who prepaid, and organizers sought alternative venues but found none. City officials warned arrests for any radical speeches and the police department will enforce the law if the gathering occurs.
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Lowsain
H. Lichenstein
Cleveland
Michael Duldner
Gitx
Duldner
Grall
Police Department
King
Action Toward Averting Coal Crisis Under Way
Washington April 27 Congress considers the Frelinghuysen bill to regulate railroad rates with seasonal differentials to spur summer coal purchases. Hearing before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee outlines a plan to ease winter distribution problems by adjusting rates, with debate over whether Congress or the Interstate Commerce Commission should set the differentials.
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TN. S. Stati
Washington
Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Oceanographic Four Year Expedition Proposed
London reports plan for an oceanographic voyage lasting three to four years with a total cost between 800000 and 1200000 dollars. Led by Professor W A Herdman, the effort aims to match the scientific gains of the Challenger voyage under Nares and Thomson in 1872 to 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Saswe Service
London
Ocbanographical
Royal British Association For the Advancement of Science
W. A. Herdman
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Liver and Bowels Boost
A physician from Ohio promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable compound with olive oil to stimulate the liver and bowels. The ad claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactivity, promising natural buoyancy and clearer skin with a gentle, effective cleanse available in 15c and 30c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
Carpenters Quit Work May Make Compromise
Union carpenters walked out as the building trades council cut wages from 1.25 to 90 cents per hour amid an unauthorized strike. Wage scales in all building trades expire May 1, risking a broad work stoppage. Arbitration offers were rejected but counter proposals for a compromise may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Building Trades Council
Big Shoe Firms Pool Interests in Boston
April 27 announcement reveals Mercer joins the Kistler Lesh and Company of Boston with the International Shoe Company of St Louis in pooling interests. The International Shoe Company is among the nation's largest shoe makers, while Kistler Lesh and Company is a leading old line tanner of sole leather.
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Boston
Mercer A
Kistler, Lesh and Company of
International Shoe Company of
St Louis
International Shoe Company
Kistler, Lesh and Company
Frosted trees may be worth spraying after frost
Fruit tree damage from recent frosts prompts orchardists to inspect live fruit remaining and consider spraying. Ohio experience shows growers who skipped spraying after severe frost sometimes harvests a fair crop of wormy fruit.
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Ohio
McGuires Auto Blonzies Offer Car Overhaul Service
McGuires Automobile surgery is described as the hospital for motor cars. It handles cars that are slightly indisposed or require a thorough overhauling, inviting owners to steer their vehicles in for service.
Anti Japanese Press Bill Sparks Hawaii Legislature Debate
Lorrin A. Thurston warns the anti foreign language press bill could trigger war between the United States and Japan. The measure targets Japanese and other foreign language newspapers, provoking sharp division in Honolulu with Thurston leading opposition and Japanese editors condemning the plan.
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W. K. Bassett
Honolulu
United States
Japan
Territory of
Hawaii
Lorrin A. Thurston
Lorrin Thurston
Thurston
H.reicicre
Department of Public Instruction
Signs of Spring Paris Cab Drivers Dress in Straw Hats
Paris newspapers declared spring arrival not by buds or birds but by a beggar along the Seine removing winter socks to dry in the sun. The scene underscores the seasonal mood as Parisians mark spring with a quirky and local ritual.
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Paris
Aun
Seine
Gasoline price cut takes effect in Standard Oil Indiana territory
A three cent per gallon reduction goes into effect today in Standard Oil Company of Indiana territory. Gasoline at filling stations is now 20 cents cheaper per gallon at tank wagons, with the lower price applying at retail pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaqd
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Little Talks on Thrift Urge Immediate Saving
The piece argues most people intend to save but delaying saves nothing. Begin today as the first dollar is the hardest. Regular saving builds character and prevents future hardship, with Micawber cited as a cautionary example. Plan for the future and resist the mirage of tomorrow.
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Poot Richard
Micawber
Burglary at Norwalk Jewelry Store and Local Notices
Burglars took watches rings valued at 150 dollars from W. G Gilger jewelry store in Norwalk. Willard residents R. C Hall O. E. Penrose and T. H. Brocaws plead guilty to charges of handling stolen property. Clyde Cunningham sentenced to fine for carrying concealed weapons. John Orebaugh fined for keeping chickens near a dwelling. Reverend W. O. Towne resigns as Norwalk pastor to accept a call in Portland New York. Moronco Federation notes annual meeting. Sorrow as Juline Tratt, 89, dies by suicide. Bishop DuMoullrn to deliver Norwalk High commencement, Miss Louie Doub to buy a Lakeside hotel. Railroad orders frustrate residents. slowvatte depot closes at 420 ppm. Birth party held for B. C. Miller with guests. Funeral of Emma A Walker attended by kin. St Peter's Church children give performances. Ridgeville Telephone Co stockholders discuss sale to Vivtta Telephone Co likely. automatic system expected.
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Norwall —Watche
W. G Gilger
R. C Hall
O. E. Penrose
T. H. Brocaws
Willard
Clyde Cunningham
Fin
John Orebaugh
W .O. Towne
Towe
Portland
N. Y
Moronco Federation of Churches
Juline Tratt
Bishop DuMoullrn
Toledo
Norwalk
Louie Doub
Lakeside
Slowvatte
C Miller
Clark Harrington
Lreinda Palmer
Lorain
Ridgeville
Liberal interpretation keeps Chinese seamen aboard American ships
Washington April 27 Secretary Hoover announced a liberal reading of the sea men's act language test to allow thousands of Chinese seamen to continue serving American crews. He rejected stricter interpretations urged by the International Seamen's Union, citing desperate Pacific shipping and competition from Japan.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
International Seaman’s Union
America
Pacific
Germans Win Territory in Tyrol Annexation Vote
A Central News despatch from Innsbruck reports the plebiscite in Austrian Tyrol favoring annexation with Germany by an 8 to 1 vote.
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London
Austrian
Tyrol
Germany
Innesbruck
Mellon says British debt funding will proceed independently
Secretary Mellon stated that funding of the British debt totaling 5 900 000 will not wait for German reparations or other fiscal issues. The State Department will notify Britain the U S is ready to negotiate converting demand notes into long term obligations and to begin disengagement steps toward conclusion.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Mellon
State Department
Great Britain
Ridgeville Social Roundup Includes Ohio Visits
Mr and Mrs Leo J Lloyd and sons of Diyria were Sunday guests at Martin OLioyds home. Clara Bommer of the Ridgeville Telephone Exchange moved to Cleveland for a new job. Gertrude Dean has returned from Cleveland summer visit to her daughters. Glurl Farrington of Lorain stayed with brother B C Miller and family. Mr and Mrs S G Shaw and John visited Shaw parents. Lawrence Rothvery recently returned from Florida. A L Knowles of Visna Cal answered a summons about plans to visit her son here.
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Leo J’lioyd
Diyria
Martin O'Lioyd
Clara Bommer
Ridgeville Telephone Exchange
Cleveland
Gertrude Dean
Glurl Ffarrington
Lorain
B. C. Miller
Cal
Sahanuwk
Che
Lorain to Instruct Citizens in Life Saving Skills
Prompted by a drowning incident, Lorain Chamber of Commerce will launch a campaign to teach life saving techniques to all residents. The Red Cross Chapter has arranged lectures by Dr. R A Brintnall, assistant director of health services, to demonstrate first aid for drowning.
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Lorain
John Herbert
Afernoon
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
R A. Brintnall
Health Service
Obtfo
Indiana
Brintnall
Frank Weatherax
Mwe
Iwan
Flower Seeds At He Cock Floral Co Store
A local advertisement promotes flower seeds available at He Cock Floral Co located at 333 Broad Street. The notice highlights a selection of garden seeds and invites customers to visit the shop for planting supplies.
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Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Itching Skin
An advertisement touts Zemo as a reliable remedy for eczema itching pimples and rashes. The safe antiseptic liquid claims instant itching relief and skin healing with non staining, non greasy formula sold by druggists for 35 cents and larger options. It also promotes Zemo soap for soothing care and faster healing under E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Advt
Ladies' Silk Hose Offered at Special Price
Robinson Hancock Co advertises ladies fine silk hose of good weight and excellent quality priced at 1.15 dollars per pair. Limited stock likely available through the retailer.
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The
Robinson & Hancock Co
Pyeumatism Skeptics Try Notions of a Cure
Skeptics urged to try a new remedy promising relief from pains. The advertiser C. W. Phillips guarantees full satisfaction with a money back offer if results are not achieved.
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C. W. Phillips
Colored men held as murder suspects in Columbus
In Columbus on April 2, police arrested George Hanes alias George Jeansey and Pat Watts alias Pat Jeansey, both colored, on suspicion of murder. They are also tied to the kidnapping and theft of W. E. Kershner, who was forced to drive them into the countryside after Samuel Held, a local case proprietor, was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Hanes
George Jeansey
Pat Watts
Pat Jeansey
Samuel
W. E. Kershner
East Broad Street
Tariff Act Expected in Senate This Week
Washington April 37 hearings on the emergency tariff bill ended. Senator Penrose, chairman of the committee, indicated there is nothing to prevent the measure being reported to the senate this week.
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Tate
Senate
Cummins
Congress
Intercrete Commerce Commission
Washington
Penrose
Maple Garage Relocates to Clark Street
Maple Garage announces new location at 126 Clark Street Elyria with contact numbers 7681 and 2808. Owner H. F. Maple invites patrons to use the service.
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MAPLE
Clark Street
H. F. Maple
Elyria
Kotalko Hair Growth Claim Ad
An advertisement touts Kotalko as a true hair grower promising proof of hair growth after baldness. It claims to stop hair loss overcome dandruff and even conquer baldness with a money back guarantee and directions included.
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Plan Oceanographic
AEP
BIG Shoe
McGuire
Eula
I. W. W. Leader
Russia
Riltan
Chicago
William K. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Leavenworth, Kun
Moscow
Riga
Aussia
Haywood
T A
New York
Pricha
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
Chase
United Medicine CO
Waan
Tenth St
Philadelphia
Skeptics
George B.wickens CO
Broadway
Golie Ideoo
Woolson Spice Company
Toledo, Ohio
UOC
Uonse Brothers
Elyria Garage CO
Leo R. Meyer
General Mgr
Broad Street Bell
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