Bucyrus Day Set By Local Chamber Of Commerce
Manufacturers merchants and business men in Bucyrus plan to close August 22 for Bucyrus Day at the fairgrounds. The Chamber of Commerce entertainment committee sponsors the wall and leads preparations.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
14
Manufacturers merchants and business men in Bucyrus plan to close August 22 for Bucyrus Day at the fairgrounds. The Chamber of Commerce entertainment committee sponsors the wall and leads preparations.
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Emanuel Diazo, fresh from Spain, wanders Cariton public Square with a suitcase and umbrella seeking a Spanish bar house. Speaking minimal English he repeats "Tenth street" at every doorway. A frightened resident calls police as Diazo heads toward his target.
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