Today is the Day With Dat BY-DAY Y on OF THE WORLD WAR 20 Years After
A compact 1934 column recalls the 20th anniversary of World War I events, noting August 11 and 13 dates, Balkan battles, Turkish entry into the war and the Goeben and Breslau ships, plus a Fulton steamboat milestone and snippets on notable births and a brief Leo zodiac prognostication.
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Clark Kinnaird
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Cspe
German Republic
Austria- Hungerry
Sava
Dri
Hiemiddie Drina
Serbia
Europe
Serhia
Rhia
Bulgaria
Turkey
Robert Fulton
Weser
Denis Papin
Filton
Clermont
New York
Albany
Great Britain
Austria- Hungary
Montenegro
Germany
England
Haelen Skirmish Foreshadows Cavalry Decline In Modern War
August entries recount a sharp Haelen clash as German cavalry advances confront fire from German guns. The piece notes cavalry’s retreat from modern warfare, mentions Krupp and Skoda arms makers, and cites naval blockers aiding the British. It threads in August dates and notable births, marking a mosaic of war and memory.
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Haelen
Near East
Alexander
Genghis Khan
Charles LXII
Napoleon
von Moltke
Joffre
Krupp
Belgium
Serbia
Skoda
Nevay
Notable births and film figures listed in 1934 brief
Portrait of notable births and figures includes Christy Matthewson born 1886 famed pitcher, Cecil B DeMille cinema director, Pauline Frederick actress, Emma Eames opera singer, Mary Roberts Rinehart novelist nurse, James Wadsworth New York Republican, Gus Van August von Glahn entertainer, and William Blake born 1827 noted British genius. Zodiac Leo prophecies warn of quick temper and family friction impacting youth, finance prone to poor judgment, temperament praised for charm and sociability.
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Christy Matthewson
William Blake
James W. Wadsworth
New York Republivan
Robert da Carey
Pauline Frederick
Cecil B. DeMille
Mary Roberts Rinehart
August von Glahn
Gus van
Emma Eames
Central Press Association
Four-year-old reels in 16 inch trout at Lostine
In Lostine Oregon Jack Char, a four year old, surprised onlookers with a remarkable fishing feat. He hauled in a 16 inch tanned trout, demonstrating surprising skill for his age.
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Jack Charman
Real Estate Transfers Detailed in Wellington and Elyria Listings
A sequence of real estate transfers lists transfers involving A H Andrews and Charles V Andrews in Wellington Township. Mary Lamphi e and others. Nellie and Mary Lamph ie. J William Rossel. Elvira Savings and Trust Company as executor for Lil lon T Paris. Linnie Dilley and Barehard Street property in Grafton. Maggie Zeliner to Warren Gresz in Elyria and Reeke s Second Subdivision. Lorain Trust Company involved in multiple parcels. Cleveland Trust Company transfers on West Avenue, East Thirty seventh Street, and Thirty second Street in Elyria and Lorain. guardianship related transfer for Charles T Bh minor. Kopalinsky family transfers to Peter Kopalinsky.
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A. H. Andrews
Charles V. Andrews
Stawson
Mary Lamphie
Rey Dre
Wellington
Mary Andrews
Nellie
Mary Lamphiie
Royal
S. S. War Ion
Wellington Town
Charles
Amanda C
J. William Rossel
Belden Park
Elvira Savings and Trust Company
Lil Lon T. Paris
al Charles
Linnie Dilley
Barehard Street
Graftan
Maggie Zeliner
Warren Gresz
Reeke
Elyria
Lorain Trust
Minnie E
Mile Otky
Nany
West Avenue
Third
Fourth Streets
Cleveland Trust Company
George M. Blank
Thirty-second Street
Lorain
Dorothy P
George Mulank
Virginia Roche
Tekla Collins
Joseph Kopalinsky
Lillian E. McGuirk
Charles T Bh
Helen Kopalinsky
Peter S. Kopalinsky
Captain Complain at Four Dinner Overwork in Company
A captain lamented at four dinner that due to the dumbness of no officers he must do all the work of the company. He said I am my own first lieutenant my own second lieutenant my own sergeant and your own bugler.
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A. R. Webber
Common Pleas
A.r.webber
Witive
Night Patrol and Criminal Division Reform at Lorain County Sheriff
Clarence W. Dick argues for reelecting him Sheriff of Lorain County, touting a two-division force, a revamped criminal investigation unit, and a strengthened night patrol. He highlights cost savings, vehicle use for county business, and reduced operations expenses, plus improved enforcement of truck laws and school bus stop violations. Local safety and efficiency gains are emphasized as proof of his term’s success.
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Public Utilities Commission
Baker
Lorain County
Elyria
Clarence W. Dick
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