Lamont declines Hague visit as Young plan talks continue
Thomas W. Lamont, partner at J. P. Morgan and Company and a key architect of the Paris Young plan, told United Press he will not attend the Hague reparations conference as a private guest. Lamont cited no useful purpose in his participation and remains a potential clarifier amid British demands for revision of the Young plan. The conference, meanwhile, pressed on with financial and political discussions as tensions over Rhineland evacuation and Briand Snowden diplomacy shaped private talks.
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London
Thomas W. Lamont
the Hague
United Press Today
Lamont
The
Hague
J. P. Morgan and Company
Paris
United Press
Lemont
J. P. Morgan
Scotland
Financial Commission
Louis Loucheur
Rhineland
France
Belgium
Britain
Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Philip Snowden
Aristide Briand
England
Snowden
Briand
Wool from sheep shoulders and sides tops grade quality
The article notes that the shoulders and sides of a sheep yield the finest wool grade. It discusses the quality advantage of these body parts for producing superior fibers and mentions processing considerations.
Village governance history echoes in council race notes
The article discusses the council race with Prof. Rogers and Walker, noting a possible coin toss outcome, potential cross support from holdover councilmen, and the prospect of revisiting a village charter two years hence. It recalls the adoption of city management government six years ago and the absence of Democratic nominees at the primary.
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Rogers
Walker
County to award contract for Route 20 sharp turn work
County commissioners announced a contract for the reduction of a sharp turn on Route 20 at LaGrange road will be awarded within a few days. Bids were opened by the state highway department yesterday and Hill and Hill, Elyria contractors, were the low bidders.
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LaGrange Road
State Highway Department
Hill and
Hill
Elyria Contractors
City Buys Truck For Street Repairs
Mayor James A. Hewitt and the Service Director announcing the city has purchased a truck for street repair work. The Pfau Chevrolet Company received the contract for the machine.
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James A. Hewitt
Board of Control of
City
Pfau Chevrolet Company
Hearing Scheduled on Lincoln Road Route in Lorain County
A hearing before Lorain county commissioners this afternoon will address establishing Lincoln road from Elyria Avenue to Lincoln Park. The proposed road would run about a quarter mile.
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Lincoln Road
Elyria Avenue
Lincoln Park
Lorain County
Auto Stolen From Lodi Street Parking Space
Ernest Engold of 625 Bond Street reported to police Tuesday evening that his blue Dodge Coach was stolen from his parking space on Lodi Street near the undercut. License tag 88-961.
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Ernest Engold
Bond Street
Lodi Street
Grass fire extinguished at rear of Fairlawn Avenue
A grass fire behind 244 Fairlawn Avenue was put out by Hose Company No. 1 after a still alarm sounded on Tuesday afternoon.
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Fairlawn Avenue
Lake Avenue Repair To Start On Either Thursday Or Friday
City officials announced the Service Department will begin pavement repairs on Lake Avenue between streetcar tracks with weather guiding the start. West Bridge Street work will finish first and crews move to Lake Avenue. Curb returns at East River and Buckeye and at Taylor and Olive are being cut back. A sharp point at West River and Furnace Street is removed to reduce hazards.
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Lake Avenue
West Bridge Street
East River Street
Buckeye
Taylor and
Olive Street
West River
Furance Street
Amateurs Show Room Design At Wellington Fair
Twelve to seventeen year old girls will display their idea of a proper girls room at the Wellington Fair in August 2022. The project is by Penfield Handy Stitchers Four-H Club with decorating done by club members and bed spreads and drapes sourced from their summer work. Club officers are Frances Bizes president Dorothy Soor vice president and Mable Miers secretary.
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Wellington
Wilma Bonar
Penfield Handy Stitchers
Frances Bizes
Dorothy Soor
Mable Miers
Former Officer Admits Theft in Lake Bluff Case
Charles W. Hitchcock a former Lake Bluff police officer linked to the furnace death of Miss Elfrieda Knaak confessed to robbing a Lake Bluff hardware store two years earlier. His son Raymond also implicated, with authorities saying Raymond admitted stealing from three homes.
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Lake Bluff
Ill
Charles W. Hitchcock
Beau Brummel
Elfrieda Knaak
Lake Blu
Hitchcock
Raymond
Eugene Spaid
Miss Ronaak
Miss Knaak
Ohio Mayoral Primaries Narrow Field Across Cities
Incumbent candidates and challengers win key Republican or Democratic nods in Ohio battles. In New Philadelphia Louis Welty led over William Johnson for mayor 230 to 220, while Mayor W G Hurst sought a third term without opposition. Across cities like Akron and Elyria, nonpartisan or split ballots reflect tight contests as voters turnout is described as light, with outcomes shaping November races and city governance.
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Cumbent
J. Wesley Clark
Citizens’ Enforcement League
Smith
League
Council
Hugh M. Hay
Louis Welty
William E. Johnson
Philadelphia
W. F. Hurst
Dover
Edwin F. Allman
Police Department
Allman
A. P. Trubey
Akron
G. Lloyd Wei
Kyle Ross
Weil
Elyria
Clarence Locke
C. C. Stolzenburg
Martins Ferry
James W. Ralston
Ralston
Polis
Conneaut
Roy A. Pease
American Railway Express
George T. Arthur
Ashland
Clayton Danyard
J. L. Deborn
James Dietrich
Bellefontaine
Henry Sipple
Bargerton
Fred Flickinger
S. A. Decker
Bucyrus
Ross D. Black
A. T. Schuler
Canton
C. C. Curtis
Herman Witter
Coshocton
Johnson Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
George D. Porter
Willis Bauer
Defiance
Charles Zeschke
Lewis G. Fretz
Delaware
F. C. Johnson
T. M. Henderson
Dennison
Robert Maxwell
John §. Hare
James A. Hewitt
Harry Hinkson
Fostoria
H. W. Whitta
Charles Lanier
Fremont
L. J. Connors
W. H. Schwartz
Geneva
G. C. Webster
Roy Kerns
Kent
N. N. Beal
Roy H. Smith
Kenton
G. H. Lingrel
W. J. Ochs
Lorain
Paul Goldthrope
Willam Gral
Mansfield
Charles S. Moore
Charles M. Lantz
Marietta
F. A. Steadman
RFR
John W. Gray
Marion
E. M. Murphy
Don Jones
W. B. Thomas
Irving Ferrell
Miller
Norwalk
Henry Schwartz
Fred Link
Port Clinton
Albert J. Davids
Frank Barks
Ravenna
A. H. Austin
Oberlin Baby Conferences Report Strong Start
Aug 14 Oberlin reports the first two of four Friday baby conferences sponsored by the Nineteenth Century Club Sorosis Women’s Club and West College Street Neighborhood Club. Dr Baldwin of Lorain oversaw exams with 26 children at each session, most immunized for diphtheria and smallpox.
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Oberlin
Nineteenth Century Club
Sorosis
Women's Club
West College Street
Health Department
Baldwin
Lorain
Car crash injures Bennet women and damages sedan
A Ford sedan driven by Mrs. Carrie Bennet of Locust street turned over at the corner of South Street and South Main last evening due to a flat tire. Mrs Bennet and two nieces sustained a few minor cuts and bruises, and the car suffered minor damage including a broken window and bent parts.
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Carrie Bennet
Locust St
South Street
South Main
Local clubs host games and prizes at Elyria and North Main
Miss Hazel Gibson hosted T. M. T. M. club guests with cootie and flower guessing contests. Mrs. Nichols of Elyria won first in cootie, Marjorie Grills second, Leona Cooley won the flower guessing prize, with orchid decor and favors. Florence Newsbury received a guest prize. other attendees included Hall, Clark, Baker, Austin, Stewart, Morris, and Horning. Clarence Parsons hosted the Jolly Eight club for a two table five hundred session, Ruth West winning consoled, Henry Hacker taking high score, refreshments served. Ruth West of Lorain will host next.
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Hazel Gibson
T. M. T. M. Club
Nichols
Elyria
Marjorie Grills
Leona Cooley
Florence Newsbury
Gertrude Hall
Marian Clark
Thelmas Baker
Frank Austin
Lakewood
Earl Stewart
George Morris, Jr
Oberlin
Catherine Horning
Jolly Eight Club
Clarence Parsons
North Mainst
Henry Hacker
Ruth West
Lorain
Soviet Far East Tensions Rise as Anti Soviet Units Grow
Reports indicate increasing numbers of white guard anti-Soviet Russians near the Soviet frontier in Manchuria led by former imperial generals. Bluecher, once Chiang Kai-Shek adviser, now named to a post affecting Soviet territory, while observers expect bloodshed and sabotage along the Chinese Eastern Railway though not full-scale war. Soong reportedly withdrew resignation over wartime spending, hinting restrained fiscal policy may prevail.
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Vasili Konstantinovitch Bluecher
Soviet Union
Manchuria
Far East
Bluecher
Galen
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Rees Bluecher
Washington
Russia
United Press
Moscow
Chua Shau-Yang
Manchuk
Leo Karakhan
Chu
China Hac
Twv
Soong
Democratic Renominations Narrow in City Contest
In the NUMBER FOUR column, Jones led with 315 votes and Mrs Kennedy with 299 for the first two Democratic nominations. Locke secured 261 to win the third, while Stolzenburg was defeated with 256. Ex mayor Harry Hinkson led the ticket with 145 votes. Brown named president of council with 116. A total city vote around 600 marked the lightest in years, with only two democrats seeking at large council seats and no candidates for several key posts.
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Nedy
Jones
Kennedy
Locke
Stolzenburg
Harry Hinkson
James A. Hewitt
Lewis Brown
B. P. Baumhart
G. A. Friday
F. G. Shewell
R. A. Moulton
J. F. Emmerich
Third Ward
Ballot count in Elyria faces possible tie outcome
Morning tally shows mismarked ballots among those counted at the county board of elections. If the tie persists after the afternoon recount, the winner will be chosen by lot. Democratic nominating contest for municipal judge went to W. P. Buffy over Custer Larder 445 to 337. Judge J. F. Strenick re nominated on the Republican ticket with 2,280 votes and unopposed.
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County Board of Elections
Elyria
Board of Elections
Lot
W. P. Buffy
Custer Larder
J. F. Strenick
A. M. Pollock
W. F. Gral
Will Discuss Safety Problems Will Discuss Safety Problems
CHICAGO Aug 14 The present accident problems of industrial America together with the safety achievement of the past year will be the general subjects that will attract hundreds of industrial leaders of America to the eighteenth annual sessions of the
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Chicago
America
Convention Draws Hundreds to Beulah Beach Missionary Rally
Hundreds from many states attend the Missionary and Bible convention at Beulah Beach west of Vermilion. Daily programs begin at 6 30 with a prayer retreat and morning meetings. Afternoon sessions feature the Alliance Colored Male Quintet and a Divine Healing service led by Evangelist W G Weston at 4 p m. Evening programs include music and evangelistic sermons in a large lakeside tabernacle.
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Beulah Beach
Vermilion
Alliance Colored Male
W.G. Weston
Chicago Market Prices and Quotations Report
Markets butter eggs poultry and grains priced in cents per unit. Butter firm at 39 to 43 cents. eggs through 35 cents for extra firsts. poultry fowls and broilers range 18 to 30 cents. wheat oats rye barley timothy and clover seeds listed with bid ranges and specific lots. Includes Chicago cash quotations for butter creamery extras and egg cases with standard and extra firsts.
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Chicago
Toledo grain and feed prices steady with futures notes
Market report shows No 2 yellow corn at 1.04 to 1.05 per bushel and No 2 white oats at 51 to 52 cents, No 2 white barley at 31 to 52 cents, cash barley 67 cents, cloverseed cash 14.50, Oct 13.75, Dec 14.00. Allike cash 1065, Oct 310.80, Dec 11.00.
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Toledo
Ancient Irish brooch found at Greenaghe lime kilns
Workmen quarrying near Greenaghe Ireland unearthed a seventh century Irish brooch from a crevice two feet below ground. Separately, National Safety Congress will convene in Chicago Sept 30 through Oct 4 with 7 000 delegates and 125 sessions across 41 divisions. Industrial leaders will speak at 23 sessions and safety prizes will be awarded for major group contests including a Paper and Pulp Industry Safety challenge dating to 1927.
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Greenaghe
Ireland
Chicago
America
United States
American Society of Safety Engineers
Every state to be represented at OWI FAVA show
Columbus Ohio April 14 Progress shown across industries as 250 manufacturers from all states display at the Ohio State Fair to open August 26. Machinery dominates outside displays with farm machines and a Harmon Coal Company replica tipple. The Manufacturer's and Merchant's Building hosts 100 firms in 130 booths. Livestock entries near 5500. cattle lead, sheep show strong with 20 entries from Ontario and wool from Belnap's Kentucky flock.
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Columbus, CO
United States
Ohio
Harmon Coal Company of
Columbus
Perry L.L. Green
Ontario
Canada
W. B. Belnap
Louisville
England
Special Program For Band Concert in Elyria Park
The Elyria City Band's weekly concert at Ely Park 7 46 pm Friday features the Joratn County Eagles quartet in special numbers. Dancing by Betty Bishop of Elyria, trumpet solos by Dorothy Sandrock of Grafton, and accordion music by Joe Miller of Elyria are also highlighted.
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Elyria
Lehman Radio Firm Relocates to Broad Street
The Lehman Radio Company moves from 1115 East Avenue to 585 Broad Street, effective today, per an announcement. The shift aims to streamline operations and expand service capacity for the firm.
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Broad ST
Lehman Radio Company
East Avenue
Broad Street
Woman's Courage on the Public Platform
A lone historical remark recalls a time when a woman's appearance on public platforms drew open hisses, highlighting a past climate of gendered opposition and evolving social norms.
Famous horses lead Kalma and Toledo races at fair
Enthusiasm for the speed program rises as Counterpart and Peter Cowl head a strong entry for the 25 000 purses in Kalma zoo and Toledo events. Three races daily with a 20 000 total purse. auto races set for Saturday August 31 after the main program. C B Rowland, assistant director, pushes weeklong improvements to let exhibitors begin displays next week.
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Kalmazoo
Peter Cowl
Toledo
C. B. Rowland
For Sale Beautiful McDonald Home in Corner Garford
For sale in McDonald at the corner of Garford and Cornell. Showings by appointment only. Inquire C. H. Harpster at 315 Cornell Ave.
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McDonald
Garford
Cornell
C. H. Harpster
Cornell Ave
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