Orchard Spraying Guidelines for Late Dormant Season
A state agriculture notice to Lorata County fruit growers outlines timing for delayed dormant spray to combat scale and scab. Experts advise green buds and small leaves before applying liquid lime sulfur with lime, water, and optional nicotine sulfate, and warn oils do not control scab.
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State Department of Agriculture
C. EB. Rowland
Lorata
N. F. Gillam
Birmingham
Treva
President Coolidge Faces Senate Over Agricultural Relief Fight
The article discusses President Coolidge pressing Congress to adjourn and avoid more treasury appropriations. It warns of a projected $2.2 million deficit for the next fiscal year and potential tax increases if the Haugen agricultural relief bill passes. Coolidge supporters urge swift adjournment to prevent a broader Republican revolt.
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White House
Scenarc
Coolidge
Congress
Treasury
Liquor raid ends in murder at Risler home
Frank Risler, 37, boss of the tin house at the Follansbee Sheet and Tin Plate Mill, murdered a raider during a liquor raid at his Toronto area home. The raiders fled, Risler surrendered on liquor charges, and was jailed without bond on murder. McCoy, the slain raider, left a widow and two children.
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Frank Risler
Follansbee
Risler
Toronto
Here
Worke
Hisler
McCoy
Tisler
Nisler
Levi Kilmartin
Tiltonsville
Kilmartin
Jefferson County
Capone raided as officers seize weapons and valuables
In a raid described as a major operation, police discovered seven high powered rifles, five revolvers, and an automatic under Capone’s pillow. Chase Fade was taken into custody as investigators examine the elegant apartment with oriental rugs and a Cicero police star among Fachetti’s effects. The furnished scene is valued at 312000. Crowe plans to question Capone.
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Capone
Chase Fade
Fachetti
Cicero Police
Crowe
New Sore Throat Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertises a prescription solution claiming to stop sore throat pain and difficulty swallowing in about 15 minutes. It emphasizes no harmful drugs, child safety, and money back guarantees, touting a new ingredient and rapid effect.
Cicero gang feud ties Doherty at center of killings
Police link the Doherty and Miles O Donnell factions to a Cicero blood feud as investigators probe the deaths of MeSwiggin and Duffy. The probe centers on a gun sale by G O Korecek and a gunman known as the “seer.” A coroner’s inquest will open this afternoon with Chicago business leaders on the jury.
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MeSwiggin
Yao
O'Donnell
Doherty
Torrig-Capone
Cicero
Miles O'Donnell
O'Donnels
O'Donnells
Mc Swiggins
Duffy
Thompson Mo Cage Aun
G. O. Korecek
Wolff
Chicago
Jay
M. Baird
Baird & Warner Real Estate
Compa Willoughby ‘Walling
Morris Plan Bank
Joseph R. Noel
Noel State Bank
Association‘ of Commercce
C. QO. Frisbie
Frisbie Metal Products Company
William Marshall Ellis
Hall 'S Aills
Robert H. Hunter
Kol- Burdick and Biunter Co Insurance
Democratic women demand partnership in Ohio campaign
A speech by a female leader claims women are ready to vote and collaborate with men. Cyrus Locher argues about teaching Jeffersonian principles, reform ideals, and the dangers of expanded government bureaus. He stresses restoring respect for law through home, school, and church, urging clean leadership.
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Ohio
Cyrus Locher
Commerce
United States
Jefferson
Andrew Ack
Wilson
Bragvar Lancoln
Severn Tacat
Tie
Final speaker Julie Florence Aen urges voters at Judize Aen Talks
Julie Florence Aen of the Supreme Court of the State and a candidate for L. S. Senator urged leavers to back good candidates at primaries. She argued the Constitution’s preamble guides government, criticized tariffs, and called for better treatment of World War veterans while highlighting distrust of broken promises. An orchestra provided music and O'Donnell sang.
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Julie Florence Anen
Supreme Court of the State
L. S
Sud
Jefferson
United States
Ordafe
Germany
Abuntunia
O'Donnell
Fireman Osborn Returns for Cleanup Survey
Fireman C. C. Osborn, injured weeks ago in a greenhouse explosion, eats and helps in a cleanup survey led by Fire Chief W. O. Bates. Osborn and Sanitary Policeman Frank Williams plan Western freight removal for the upcoming cleanup, focusing on Roosevelt school grounds.
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C. C. Osborn
John Nesar
W. O. Bates
Osborn
Frank Williams
Roosevelt School
Williams
Wileins
Atkinson Funeral Services Held For Olive Atkinson
Funeral services for Olive Charlotte Atkinson are set for Saturday at 2 PM at the home of her nephew on Harris Street Hos. Stetnemen of Sandusky will officiate. Burial follows at Thidgelawn Cemetery.
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Mdathe Mae King
Edythe Mae King
Mir
Roy King
W.L. Burner
Salisbury Funurag Fe
Charles B. Salis
Ridgeville
Franklin
Ind
Wwo
Sudro
Young
Ridgeville Cemetery
New Busses Built for Real Sore rt Safety and Comfort
The Cleveland Elyra Tolado Bus Co replaces six open tourpas cars with eleven palatial observation chair coaches. Innovations include high grade air brakes fire extinguishers enhanced seating air cushion leather upholstery and reading lights. Canada with its 464 golf courses has more golf links per capita than the United States.
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Cleveland, Elyra, Tolado, Bus Co
Canada
States
Three Women in Congress Oppose Federal Film Censorship
Washington April 29. The three women of the so called feminine bloc Rep Florence P Mahn Rep Mary Norton and Edith N Rodgers oppose federal censorship of motion pictures. They say moral standards come from home not government and call for parental guidance over films.
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Washington
Congress
Florence P. Mahn
Mary
T. Norton
N. J
Edith N. Rodgers
Mass
Step
Kaho
Education Committee
Kain
Forter
Kahn
National Censorship Board
Rodgers
Censorship Board
Pies and Drum Corps rehearse. training talks at high schools
Veterans of Foreign Wars fire and drum corps hold a rehearsal at the township hall tomorrow evening. George Davis directs the corps with Wim Turner as manager. Local high schools were visited by Major Williams Lieut Art Lichwine and Lieut Guy Hale to speak on Citizens Military Training camps. Merchants urged to display flags as recognition of duties to the boys.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Fire and
Te Township Trust
Sr. Hobill I. Caninan
W. Hall
Vm. Meinik G. Dav
J. Orith EL Brigains
J. FL Ryan
H. Holmes
Wm. Knowlton
J. Heinzerling
Cripp
Carns
Major Williams
Art Lichwine
Guy W. Hale
Wellington
Ashlord
Mansfield
Studen
Kaiser Family Seeks Guardian as Sentence Delivered
In case one, the court affirmed the sentence with Mrs Kaiser expressing happiness and thanking the prosecutor. Vandermark testified about his family's reaction. A daughter, residing with paternal relatives in Norwood, Ohio, will have papers filed in probate court to appoint a guardian until her mother’s release. Horses in England face decline with about 70 000 losses yearly.
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Vandermark
Young Vanderbilt seeks funds to save family newspapers
April 29 report states Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. needs 300000 to cover loans for three tabloid papers over six months. Failure could force retirement of Vanderbilt newspapers and the family business. Father Geo Vanderbilt has halted further financing after previously advancing over 1.08 million in recent sixteen months.
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New York
Corneliu Anderhut, Jr
Vanderlult Newspapers, Inc
Dudley Field Malone
Vanderbilt Newspapers, Inc
Los Angeles
New
San of
Illustrated Daily Herald
Miami Dany
Plagasines
Vanderbilt
Young Vanderbilt
Geo
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Brooklyn Murder: Woman Beaten and Believed Burned
In Brooklyn on April 29 a 40 year old woman, Mrs. Natherina Afurray, was found beaten to death in a tenement basement. The room and clothing bore kerosene traces suggesting an arson attempt. the victim appeared to have fought back, with a heavy object causing head injuries and the room spattered with blood.
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New York
Natherina Afurray
Brooklyn
Lorain Man Fined in Assault Case by Local Judge
Chester Corson of Lorain was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge W B Thompson and committed until costs are paid. Corson pleaded guilty to assault and battery. He had been indicted for robbery by the last grand jury and entered a not guilty plea at arraignment.
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Lorain
Chester Corson
W. B. Thompson
Corson
Salley
Arraigaument
Plan Meeting for Elevator Managers Directors
A series of one day meetings for elevator managers and directors is planned between May 11 and May 21 per a communication from B A Wallace marketing specialist. Fiyria sets May 19 as the meeting date with location to be announced later.
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B. A. Wallace
C. E. Rowland
Fiyria
W. E. Mangar
W. E. Wangar
G. S. Vicker Vo
E. Gray
LB . Wallace
Kiwanis Plans Elyria Betterment and Membership Boost
Kiwanis held a business meeting instead of the usual luncheon with a speaker. Members discussed plans for Elyria improvement and expanding club scope and membership, including cross‑club cooperation and a yearlong focus on Kiwanis activities. An upcoming board meeting will act on plans and seek available men for Kiwanis posts.
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Elyria
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Mitcbers
Board of Directors
Aber Bovlan
Art
Columbus man gets ten years for stealing sorority pin
Common Pleas Judge Werner Edward Green sentenced Edward Green to ten years in the penitentiary after he pleaded guilty to stealing an SS7 fraternity pin from the Chi Omega sorority house in the Ohio City district today.
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Columbus
Common Pleas
Werner Ed
Edward Green
Newar
Penitentia
Green
Chi Omega
Ohio City
Cleveland markets report on produce prices April 29
Produce prices from Cleveland markets dated April 29 show butter at extras 3 1 73 40, oleo around 27 27 1 2, cheese curd and cheese blocks, strawberries Alabama and Louisiana per pint and box ranges, cabbage from Mobile 2 25 2 75 crate, potatoes Ohio 2 75 3 09, onions Ohio 3 25 per 90 lb sack, cucumbers Ashtabula 2 73s 40 basket.
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Cleveland
Mobile
Ohio
Market Report Cleveland Ohio Live Stock and Hogs
Cleveland market notes show receipts of 300 cattle with fat steers 9.50 to 10.50 and butcher stock varying. calves 15.00 to 13.50 for good to choice. sheep and lambs higher with good to choice lambs 14.0 to 15.7 and wethers 7.0 to 8.5. hog receipts 25 with market conditions noted.
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Cleveland
Ito
Cn Cos
Arket
Market Closes Higher on Varied Calf Sales
Market report notes higher prices with good mediums around 13.00 to 313.50 and Healy Yorners at 22.50 to 15.75. Mixed trades at 15.00, bulk sales near 15.0. Veal calves, sheep and lambs remain steady amid light demand.
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Healy Yorners
Grain price list from Toledo with variety quotes
Toledo date line reports a fragmented price sheet listing Clover cash and imported items, Timothy cash, Corn No. 3 yellow, Oats No. 2 white, Barley No. 2, and assorted weights and prices. Names and dates are inconsistent, but the itemized values suggest a market prices snapshot.
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Toledo Guain
Toledo
Timothy
Cafeteria Supper at AL II Chueh Saturday Night
Mirele Noo hosts a cafeteria supper at AL II Chueh Saturday night from 4 30 until all are served. The event invites community members to participate in a communal meal and support.
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Chueh
Mirele Noo
Country Club Work Shows Marked Increase in Lorain County Farm Club
Lorain County farm clubs report a notable rise in membership this year. Enrollments total 250 across various clubs, including 159 in clothing, 40 in food, 23 in calf, 18 in potatoes, and 10 in poultry, compared with 171 last year and 169 the year before. County farm agent CLEL Rowland presented figures.
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Lorain County
Clel Rowland
Wellington District Convention Highlights Apr 27 28
A district convention held at the M E Church in Wellington featured about a hundred delegates and visitors. Bishop Henderson spoke, Rey Frinks from Kentucky gave an engaging talk, and Miss Mabel William and children entertained with rhythm toy orchestra and songs.
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Ellington
M. E
Pupper
Bishop Henderson
Rey Frinks
Kentucky
Mabel William
Reverend Melvin Morris to Lead Wellington Baptist Service
The Rev Melvin G Morris of Greensboro Marsland will occupy the pulpit at the Wellington Baptist church next Sunday morning with the morning service led by the visiting pastor. Dr Morris will also preach in the Catary Baptist chapel Cleveland Sunday evening. Local church plans include a Men’s class presentation and special study features to attract attendance.
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Melvin G.morris
Greensboro
Marsland
Del-Mar-Va
Wil
Wellington Captist
Morris Wil
Catary Baptist Chapel
Cleveland
Baptist Church
Lund
Hevl Finley
W. L. Lamoreaum
The
Baptist Sunday School
B. W. Hales
Annabelle
Norwalk
Iss Iydia
Tichmond
Ind
Ruth
Erlim College
Kenneth Avery
Elyria
Wellington
Sheller
H.W
Lorbide
Sidney Wilson
Litchfield
Treta Goodrich
Ashtabula
Bert Knapp
Supreme Court actions affect Logan Gas rate case
Chronicle Telegram reports Ohio Supreme Court denied writs in Logan Gas Company mandamus and error cases. The Public Utilities Commission will hear a second rate schedule, with a fifty cent rate set to collect pending final decision. May 1 formal hearing to proceed on error petition.
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Th Chronicle-Telegram
Onto Supreme Court
Ringudaumus
Loga Gas Company
Chronicle-Telegrais
Rey Repenidine
The
Gas Co
Citk
Ohio Supreme Court
Sas Company
Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Courtey Lincerne
Logan Gas Caompar
Tt Commission
Ras Company
State Supreme Court
Utiline Commission
Secon
Supreme Court
Enure
Commission
Logan Gas
Logan Gas Company
Sup Ne
Utilities Commission
Baseball Leaders and Scores Highlight League Totals
National and American League summaries show top hitters and leaders. Fournier of Brooklyn and Ruth of New York lead with three hits. Williams of Philadelphia follows with two. Individual totals list Harris and O’Farrell among noted players with single counts.
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American League
Colls
New York
Ruth
National League
Fournier
Brooklyn
Williams
Phila
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