Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps to stage demonstration
The Elyria Drum and Bugle Corps will perform at West Avenue and Second Street tonight at 500 o'clock. They debut music planned for state and national Legion competitions in Cleveland in two weeks and Detroit later in September. The event honors J H Brown Oil Inc opening a new station, which funded new uniforms. Tom Welsh of the company is a Legion leader, and the corps invites the public to hear the new music and see the uniforms before leaving for Cleveland to defend their title.
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Elyria
West Avenue
Second Street
Elyria Corps
Elyrian’s
Cleveland
Detroit
Legion
J. H. Brown Oil, Inc
Tom Welsh
Elyria American Legion
Elyria Legion
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Elyrians
Coolidge Might Run If Drafted by People in 1932
St Paul Dispatch quotes Col. Coupal former White House physician asserting Calvin Coolidge would seek the presidency in 1932 if the public clearly drafts him. Coupal notes Coolidge would run to lead the country out of a low mood without political obligations.
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ST. Paul. Minn
St. Paul
Juvenile Torture Findings Highlight Van Waters Report
Dr. Miriam Van Waters, consultant to Harvard School Crime Survey, reports juveniles are tortured and treated as hardened criminals. The Wickersham commission endorses legislation to grant states exclusive rights to punish minors based on her findings.
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Miriam van Waters
Harvard School
Los Angeles
Theft Reports and Bicycle Theft at Cascade Park
P D Downer of 158 Garvit Avenue reported a tire and wheel ware stolen from his vehicle, the tire was later recovered. Henry Meckiey of 21% Carne! Avenue reported his bicycle stolen from Cascade Park.
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P. D. Downer
Garvit Avenue
Henry Meckiey
Avenue
Cascade Park
Robinson pleads not guilty in cattle fraud case
George Robinson was released on a $2,000 bond after pleading not guilty to a fraud charge brought by J Hogan of Lake Avenue. The accusation states he negotiated cattle purchases with intent to defraud. He had been released earlier on a similar charge after matters were adjusted in the Court of Justice Walter H Watts yesterday.
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George Robinson
J. Hogan
Lake Avenue
Robinson
Hogan
Court of Justice
Walter H. Watts
Death Notice Gilbert Grueser Rutland Ohio
Gilbert Grueser of Rutland Ohio died Friday at Elyria Memorial Hospital at 1 45 pm aged 18 years 9 months 22 days. He was born in Pomroy Ohio and survived by his parents four brothers Allen Leroy Nicholas and Richard two sisters Josephine and Irene all of Round Ohio. Body sent to Sudite Funeral Home for shipment to his home frame in Rutland. Services at Sudite Funeral Home Monday at 2 pm.
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Gilbert Grueser
Rutland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Pomroy
Ohio
Jorgh Grueser
Allen
Leroy
Nicholas
Richard
Osephine
Irene
Ohto
Sudite
Court actions and property notices mix in Lorain report
In Lorain a divorce petition cites gross neglect and extreme cruelty after a 1925 marriage. The document also notes a disputed real estate transfer involving two Oberia lots and an erroneous listing by Mortgage and Title Company. Nearby notes mention golf and fashion trends in Brin geport, Connecticut with Pajamas as a cultural shift.
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Gegadaambar
Lorain
Rks i
T . Lekewend
Oberia
John H. Jones
Laraitt County, Mortgage and Title Company
Ouas
SUI
Farmer Contracts Rat Fever Near Hasti Moore
A farmer near Hasti, Missouri, contracted rat fever after a rat bite. He was brought to a Blytheville hospital for treatment.
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Blytheville
Twins Ordained as Lutheran Ministers in Ohio
ATwin and Edwin Prange twins who graduated from Capital University Columbus were ordained as Lutheran ministers. The ceremony took place near Douglass, Ohio, on June 1.
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New
Oberlin 49 Groveland Street MBS notice
Af you miss your Chronicle or have any delivery complaint fall Ronald Willbond 3s5K.
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Groveland Street
MBS
Esther Alflen
Ronald Wllbond
Oberlin College Graduates Wed in Summer Ceremony
A mid-summer Oberlin wedding took place in Dean Bosworth’s garden as Mary Carroll of Springfield married John Fox of Oak Park. The ceremony was conducted by Dr. Bosworth with notable attendance from college circles amid summer plans and future residence in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Oberlin
E. F. Bosworth
South Professor Street
Mary ¥. Carroll
Sprind
Mark Tn
John Fox
Oak Park
Bos
Alter
Ak Tlark
Evangelist Meetings Held by Heston Group in Oserlin
Purdue and Texas Tech are among hosts as Rev. James A. Heston leads a series of evangelist gatherings. The tent meetings on North Main near the campus draw attendees with railroad motif and sermons. Local residents and families are noted traveling and visiting during the event period.
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Oserlin
Heston Evangelistit Pa
North Main Street
Castege
James A. Heston
Irain
Sig Ca W
Secrest-Bostwick Gas Tax Bill and Jury Service Reform
The Secrest Bostwick gas tax bill becomes law on August 7 distributing 67 1 2 percent to the state highway department 17 1 2 percent to towns 7 1 2 percent to minors based on auto registration and 7 1 2 percent to counties. A paid jury service bill proposes two jurors and three weeks of service yearly with key-number drawing to maintain secrecy and current exemptions removed. Senator Paul P Yonder of Maine is mentioned in relation to the judiciary reform measures.
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State Highway Department
Minimp
Robert To. Secreen
Notle County
Devdd Lorbach
Tincinnati
Biaf Senetor
Paul P. Yonder
Meulaime Connes
Law extends eminent domain to highways in state
The state adopts a measure extending the right of eminent domain, long enjoyed by railroads, to highway land acquisitions for road improvements, taking effect on Thursday.
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State Highway Department
Morgan Reaffirms Identification of Hymie Martin
Queen Esther Morgan, key witness in the Potter murder case, again identified Pittsburgh Hymie Martin as the man seen entering the apartment house. Defense motions for a new trial, naming Sally Hart, are challenged. hearing possibly August 15 before Judge Mahon. Prosecutors say they will be ready to argue the motion.
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Cleveland
Esther Morgan
Pittsburgh
Hymie” Martin
William E. Potter
Martin
William E. Minshall
Sally Hart
Miss Morgan
Nineteen More Bushels Apple Aid For City Needy
Mayor Haines Al Rewitt announced receipt of nineteen more bushels of apples for distribution to the city’s neediest families. The new shipment arrived today from Durbs of Bivere inghem, following the exhaustion of the previous supply.
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Rivria
Haines al Rewitt
Museey
Bivereinghem
Battle over Rogue River private property sparks open court clash
In Medford Oregon a high profile dispute pits Herbert Fleishhacker and partners against southern Oregon bait fishermen over whether the Rogue River is private property. California owners seek injunctions claiming non navigability and river ownership to the center. Strong local tensions and anticipated appeals loom as both sides prepare for further court action.
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Medford
Ore
Oregon
San Francis
Bosgve
Herbert Fleishhacker
New Model Food Store Opens To Large Crowd
The new model food store of H. W. Guthrie on East Broad Street opened last night drawing about 5 000 people. Elyria police kept order as crowds filled the store throughout the evening.
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H. W. Guthrie
Esat Broad Street
Elyria
Transcriber Helen Lewis Completes Braille Volumes
In Portland Oregon four years ago Helen R Lewis aged 89 began transcribing books into Braille for others. She completed 130 volumes totaling 15 000 pages of Braille before this time.
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Portland
Ore
Mias
Helen R. Lewis
Market Report Signals Mixed U.S. Prices On Farm Goods
Market notes show slight gains in beef and pork markets with cows and calves mixed. Citrus and fruit prices vary, while vegetables fluctuate with Ohio prices for apples cabbage and onions cited alongside Mississippi and Virginia market activity.
Smugglers Arm With Ice Picks
Border patrolmen seized a collection of weapons used by liquor smugglers in El Paso Texas. Ice picks, nail-piercing points, obsolete pistols and other arms were found among items intended to aid illegal entry. Legal entries are said to carry weapons more for moral support than real danger.
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EL Paso
Tex
United States
Harter
Seabright Singles Crown Won by Vines Over Doeg
Ellsworth Vines defeated Johnny Doeg to claim the Seabright singles title. The article notes mood and rivals with Mrs Moody aiming for a Seabright triumph over Helen Jacobs, while the men's doubles final featured Berkeley Ret and Gregory Mangin facing Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn.
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Seabri
M. J
We Wills Moody
Helen Jacobs
Moods
Mody
Miss Jacobs
Berkeley
Licely
Philadelphia
Ellsworth Vines
Johnny Doeg
California
Absolute advantage note changes in officer cost analysis
A concise discussion notes how the use of officers shifts when one party holds an absolute advantage. It emphasizes the impact on fee structures and decision making under efficiency constraints.
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Fee
Wisconsin man marks 73 years on same farm line
Pride of Thompson's Valley near Ieva Wisconsin recalls living 73 years on the same farm started with his parents in 1856. He was born in Waterford Maine and has resided here since age eight.
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May Claire
Wis
A. Pride
Thompson's Valley
Ieva
Emrge Farm
Pride
Waterford
Auto hood hid liquor jug in car chase
Officers stopped a vehicle driven by Fred Logan in MOBILE Alabama after noting a hood irregularity. They found a gallon jug of liquor stored on a shelf above the engine described as part of a fraud scheme.
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Auto Hood
Ala
Fred Logan
Logan
Funeral of Caenton Innes Held in Birmingham
Mrs. Marie Knearium attended the funeral of Caenton Innes at the Birmingham Methodist church. Burial followed at the Birmingham cemetery. GUESTS included Mrs. E G Manz and family Mr and Mrs W H Knearium Lorain visiting Mrs Marie Knearium. Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett returned to Palmetto Florida after two months with Brownhelm relatives. A group including Mr Martin Schroeder Mrs Edward Arndt and others motored to the Blue Hole at Castatia Friday.
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Brownhelm
Marie Knearium
Caenton Innes
Birmingham
Birmingham Methodist Church
E. G. Manz
W. H. Kneriuum
Lorain
Marie Knerium
Mrs
Charles Bennett
Palmetto, Florida
Blue Hole
Martin Schroeder
Edward Arndt
Castatia
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