Rotary Club to Install New Officers Next Week
Elyria chapter hears John K Dean urge trusteeship and fellowship for boys in Y M C A and Boy Scout work. Guests include Herbert E Morey and Dr J E Betteridge. Eight members posted perfect attendance. camp outing planned at M C A camp with registration and coupons in Chronicle Telegram.
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Rotary Club
Elyria
John K. Dean
Glevelard
Dean
Elvia
Herbert E Morey
J E. Betteridge
Elsria Council
Ralph Fas
Sixth Street
Crippled Childrens School
M.C
Chronicle-Telegram
Leaders Needed to Guide Boys into Better Paths
Mr Dean urges men to become Scout leaders to fill the gap in boys’ lives during middle adolescence. He warns a community neglects youths faces disaster and stresses constructive programs and fellowship of upright men. Attendees note troops classes and neighborhood groups form competing gangs guiding idle hours.
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Dean
Boy Scout
Mr. Dean
Ganes
Bor
Doesad
Doan
Money
Charles M Hel
Elyrra
Ts Commission
D Wo Myers
Edwin Kirby Earn
Plans for BevilIa Buenos Aires Air Route Studied
Seville Spain April 28 Primo de Rivera head of the Direcorata studies plans for establishing air travel between BevilIa and Buenos Aires South America.
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Seville
Spain
Primo de Rivera
The
Directorata
Bevilla
Buenos Aires
South America
Des Moines Man Avoids Fine by Listening to Wife
In Des Moines April 24 a man named Max Weidiger ignored a traffic cop to obey his wife. He was driving his wife home when she ordered not to stop at a boulevard. The officer noted his intent and filed a charge but it was dismissed in court when Weidiger testified his wife was in great pain and an invalid.
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Des Moines
Max Weidiger
Weidiger Weidiger
Weidiger
Watch and Wait Is Contractors Plan in Lorain
No action was taken affecting local labor talks as of April 28. Contractors will await outcomes through May 1 the threatened tieup while painters defer to the Lorain County Building Trades Council to settle the dispute with painting contractors.
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Lorain
Balding Trades
Lorain Building Employers Association
Painters’ Local
Lorain County Building Trades Council
War wife Nancy Clark still missing in Kansas City
Mrs. Nancy Jordan Clark, once linked to an international wartime romance with Kansas City attorney Frank G Warren, remains missing from her home. The English wife, who used Warren’s name with their baby, was divorced from Claude Hetherington Clarke of Chicago who married her while she planned to return to England. Clarke says she has been absent since Thursday.
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Kansas City
Nancy Jordan Clark
Frank G Warren
Rail travel safer than walking, says railway chief
R H Aishton president of the American Railway Association told the fifth annual safety section meeting that rail travel is now much safer than pedestrian activity in the city. He spoke in Chicago on April 28 noting advances in railway safety.
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Chicago
R. H. Aishton
American Railway Association
Confiscation of Beer Seizure Report Near Chicago
A leak in a beer keg led to the confiscation of 15 300 gallons of alleged four percent beer valued at 12 300 dollars last night. The liquor in a freight car was en route from James McDonald Hornelly N C to Daniel Atchison Lansing Ol near Chicago.
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Tabana
James McDonald
Hornelly
N. C
Daniel Atchison
Lansing
Chicago
Motion Filed in Ridgeville Case against Albers on Lease Debt
A motion filed in Common Pleas Court seeks to require John Danniels and Katherina Daniels to state separately the several causes of action in their suit against John F. Albers and Sarah Albers. The filing aims to collect lease rentals alleged to be due and to oust the Albers from their Ridgeville premises.
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John Danniels
Katherina Daniels
John F. Albers
Sarah Albers
Acton
Albers
Ridgeville
Common Pleas Court
91 Year Old Man Seeks Divorce in Plymouth Suit
John Spelman, 91, filed for divorce in Plymouth, charging desertion by his wife Esther Spelman, who is 86 or 87. The case stems from a long marital dispute as of April 28.
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Plymouth
Mass
John Spelman
Esther
I Want Leonard Not Money In Rhinelander Inheritance Case
New York April 28 The case of Leonard Kip Rhinelander and his wife unfolds with sensational social detail as Mrs Rhinelander defends their marriage claiming love not color. The pair face trial in May amid scrutiny of lineage, class and the social registers of New York's elite.
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New York
Leonard
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Mount Vernon
Leon
Bank of England May Control Gold Currency Supply
The article notes Parliament considering whether paper money could be convertible into gold, implying Bank of England might regulate gold currency circulation. Churchill highlights a UK gold reserve of 153 million pounds and credits in the U.S. totaling 300 million dollars, alongside a reduced interest on national debt over five years. New York currency markets show sterling surging to a high on London’s license to export gold.
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Bank of England
House
Churchill
Sir Snowden
Labor
Churchil
Great Britain
United States
France
New York
Battle of Oahu Ends In Naval Air Clash Narrative
The report details a simulated war between the Blues and Blacks around Hawaii with Admiral Ronson arriving from radio silence to direct a hurricane of shell. Air battles, destroyers sunk on both sides, and a massive landing of 2 000 marines under Major General Werstielle C Neville are described as defense planes and shore guns repel the assault. Admirals Coontz and Hines coordinate experts in the scenario.
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Ronson
Oahu
Ma Ming
Hawaii
Werstielle C. Neville
Admiral Coontz
Hines
Staff of Experts
Conflicting Hawaii war verdicts prompt navy to seek judges’ decision
Reports on who won the Hawaiian maneuvers sparked a navy cable to Vice Admiral Coontz seeking the judges final decision. In Albany a clemency petition with 15 000 signatures was filed for Morris Diamond Joseph Diamond and John Farin who await execution for killing two Brooklyn bank messengers.
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Ing
U. S
Seattle
Armanda
Washington
Navy Department
R. E. Coontz
Albany
Smith
Morris
Joseph Diamond
John Farin
Brooklyn
Oldest Ohio hen Betty nurses chicks at 13
The 13 year old Buff Orpington hen named Betty, owned by Virginia Fink near Athens Gloucester, Ohio, is described as a perfect mother and nursemaid to sick and weak chicks. Betty is believed to be the oldest hen in Ohio and may die of old age at her own pace.
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Athens
Ohio
Virginia Fink
Gloucester
Betty
Virginia
Ohio Citizens' Military Training Camps officers assess enlistment drive
Two Ohio headquarters officers from Fort Hayes Columbus, Captain Phillips and Captain McKee Boib, visited Service Director James A. Hewitt, county chairman, at the CMT C enlistment drive. They reported satisfaction with progress and believed the quota would be filled. They gave Hewitt more instructions for summer enlistment campaigns and left for Norwalk.
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Ohio
Fort Hayes
Columbus
James A. Hewitt
CMT C
Phillips
McKee Boib
Mr. Hewitt
Norwalz
Dinner Stories and Anecdotes From the Public Life
A collage of short humorous vignettes and quotes. A juror in a trial discusses stubbornness, a girl takes a music exam, and a family plans an evening visit while a child comically requests a headache. References include Mark Twain style reflection on envy and a shopkeeper coping with loss in a district visit.
Supreme Court Reverses in Auto vs Horse Case
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled for H E Drew in a suit against Bayard J Gross over a horse escaping a pasture and injuring Drew’s car. The high court reversed lower court rulings from Seneca County, ordering $1,000 in alleged damages after finding fault in fencing and the horse incident.
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Volumbus
State Supreme Court
Seneca County
H E Drew
Bayard J. Gross
Senea County
Common Pleas Court
Drew
Gross
Harold D .Drew
Supreme Court
Named Director of Ford Planes
Maj. R. W. Schroeder former holder of the world's altitude record has been named director of Henry Ford's airplane service Planes now run on schedule between the Ford plant and Detroit with plans to extend to St Louis and to St Paul.
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R. W. Schroeder
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
St. Louis
St. Paul
Oregon Governor Demands Wheat Price Probe
Governor Walter M. Pierce of Oregon calls for a federal investigation into alleged manipulation of wheat prices. He says the Chicago wheat pit is being controlled at will by speculators.
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Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
Chicago
French schooner Mousmee seized with liquor aboard
In New York a French two masted auxiliary schooner Mousmee formerly British Inamontino was seized by the US coast guard with 4000 cases of liquor valued at 300000. This marks the second such interception this year by authorities.
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SIEIR
New York
Inamontino
United States Coast Guard
Amherst Man Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Lorain Incident
John Smith of Amherst was fined 325 after being charged with disorderly conduct for allegedly attempting to crash into a notorious house on Last 25th Street in Lorain during an April 28 incident.
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Amherst
Lorain
John Smith
Buckeye Motorcycle Club Delays Hill Climb to June
Nedsonville reports the Buckeye Motorcycle club will postpone its hill climb to June at Grotto club near town. The hill spans about 500 feet with a grade near 75 percent and spectators anticipate exciting times in the new month.
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Nedsonville
Buckeye Motorcycle Club
Grotto Club
Exposition of Decorative Arts Opens with Global Representation
Paris hosts the International Exposition of Decorative Arts as President Doumergue declares it open. Nearly all nations attend including Russia, with the United States and China notably absent.
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Paris
Doumergue
Russia
United States
China
Drunk-N-Mistaken Identity Fined in Grafton Court
Defen? No. Leser.
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