Organizing of Steel Workers Will Not Halt
Cleveland Aug 18 Efforts of the American Federation of Labor to unify steel workers will continue despite the eight hour day celebration. John Olson and J L McCain head the Cleveland district drive with mass meetings planned in Cleveland Lorain and nearby areas. Olson said organizers have enrolled workers under the union banner and more mass meetings will seek adhesion from all steel plant employees.
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Cleveland
American Federation of Laww
John Olzon
Jel McCain
Disef
Lorain
Cfurt
H E
O'son Ead
Local families gather for reunions and visits
Mrs John Berk and Lewis Berk of Allentown Michigan attended the Kolbe reunion at Linwood Vermilion and dined with Mr and Mrs Moots Eppley then planned visits to relatives. Mr and Mrs Lewis Dramm and family joined the Kehlow Goerss reunion at Riverview Park. Mrs John Springer of South Amherst stayed with her sister Mrs Frank Beckel and called on Mrs Howard Dayton. Lonzo Gibson of Lorain and Frank Laraway hosted a few days visitors. Claude Robbins and son Gilbert of Cleveland spent the day with An thoy Dellefield and family. Conrad Ernst and son Arthur with guests George Ernst of Cleveland visited Kelley s Island and J Burrer family. Misses Gertrude Van Wagnen and Lula Chambers of Ridgeville were guests at Lewis Dramm s home. Frank Bechtel and Nelson Bechtel plus Howard Dayton called on John Springer in South Amherst. Mrs A Erhart and children Helen and Allen of Lorain spent Thursday with Mrs Anthony Dellefield. Hamlin Humphrey and Mrs W Lininger of Elyria visited Mrs George Knittle Friday afternoon.
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John Berk
Lewis Berk
Allentown
Mich
Stendance
Linwood Vermilion
Moots Eppley
Will
Lewis Dramm
Riverview Park
John Springer
South Amherst
Frank Beckel
Howard Dayton
Lonzo Gibson
Lorain
Frank Laraway
Claude Robbins
Gilbert
Cleveland
Anthoy Dellefield
Conrad Ernst
Arthur
George Ernst
Kelleys Island
J. Burrer
Gertrude van Wagnen
Lula Chambers
Ridgeville
Frank Bechtel
Nelson
A .& Erhart
Helen and
Allen
Anthony Dellefield
Hamlin Humphrey
W. Lininger
Elyria
George Knittle
Amherst
Luelle Denier
H. Franz
A . Eppley
Henry Grugle
Mae
Ruth
Muskegon
Petosky
Katharine Miller
Adeline Field
Spring Street
P. J. Horn
Litchfield
F. E. Eastman
Helen
Alice
August Jaeger, Jr
Mason City
Iowa
Richard Kelley
Richard
A. Baker
Charles Jauch
Elley Holzhauer
Main Street
Ralph Logan
Pre nuptial showers honor Amherst couple in August events
In Amherst on August 18 a large pre nuptial shower honored Miss Mildred Holzhauer, with Pink and white decorations and games, plus a “new” gift from Janet Holzhauer. Clayton Springer, the groom, was feted at George Schroeder’s home and later joined the ladies’ party at Carl Springer’s. A Good Deeds Club gathering in Amherst on August 13 added to the social line of events.
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Amherst
Carl Springer
Mildred Holzhauer
Clayton Springer
Henry Miller
Janet Holzhauer
Conrad Zelch
William Baetz
Walter Bechtle
Mueller
Jno Ludwig
George Eppley
Newton Holzhauer
Charles Javich
Peter Becker
George Schroeder
William Grobe
Zehda Muth
May Heinzerling
Germany's Last Strong Ministry Seen by Count Kessler
Count Kessler at Walhamstown argues Germany faces its last chance under Stresemann. stresses need for Franco British and US cooperation. He praises Stresemann as the strong behind the throne figure and highlights Dr Hilferding as Germanys foremost expert on finances and a potential reformer with ties to French socialists.
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Germany
Harry Kensher
Institute of Politics
Wal- Hamstown
Mase
Rudolph Hilferding
Stresemann
Max of
Baden
France
England
America
Count Kessler
Hugo Stinnes
Hilferding
Das Finance Capital
Kessler
Rites and Community Notes From Amherst
Florence Frederick hosts Good Deeds Club with Ruth Cromwell and Mayme Shark as top honors. Bake sale planned in two weeks. Eastman resignation prompts McCluskey choice. Numerous local attenders listed. Pippert funeral in Amherst draws many relatives and friends from Elyria Toledo and Betret. services at home and Mount Evergreen Cemetery. Special sermon planned for Sunday at Congregational Church, and various Amherst personals update residents and visitors across the area.
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Florence Frederick
Dorothy Cox
Good Deeds Club
Frederick
Noth Main Street
Ruth Cromwell
Mayme Shark
Eastman
McCluskey
Miss McClusky
F. E Eastman
Mayme Sharp
Doris Schofield
Mildred Herman
Guile and Golden Tresses in Spenser Poem
A poem by Edmund Spenser questions the guile behind a woman’s gold adorned hair and its netted lure. It warns wary eyes against being entrapped by beauty and the bondage it can cast, urging restraint and discernment.
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Edmund Spenser
Grain opens steady with mixed gains in Chicago
Chicago market opens steady for grain with Wheat mostly unchanged to 5-8 cents higher, Corn up 3-8 and Oats up 1-8. Opening quotes show September Wheat at 100 3-8, December 104 3-8, May 109 3-3 1-2. September Corn 79 1-2 5-8, December 63 3-8 7-8. September Oats 47 1-2 5-8, December 29 3-8 1-4.
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Chicago
Hughes Demands Bergdoll Note Explanation
Secretary of State Hughes asks Disabled American Veterans for explanation of their announcement about a state department telegram regarding Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and the release of Lieut. C Hooven Griffis. He says no such statement was issued and criticizes extradition efforts.
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Hughes
Disabled American Veterans
State Department
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Lieut. C. Hooven Griffis
Bergdoll
Griffis
Suesson in law for cool million suit filed
Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes filed a million dollar suit against her stepson W F D Stokes Jr. The action follows her claim to clear her name of accusations from the elder Stokes in his divorce suit. Att y Charles Erbstein filed the praecipe after a long delay.
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Chicago
Helen Elwood Stokes
W. F. D. Stokes, Jr
Charles Erbstein
Stokes
Pop
First phonograph used tin foil cylinder and voice vibrations
A historical note describes the first phonograph as a cylinder coated with tin foil into which the speaker’s voice produced vibrations that were impressed onto the foil. This early sound recording device marks the origin of recorded sound technology.
Edith Wharton Honored by France as Legion of Honor Officer
Mrs Edith Wharton, the prominent American novelist born in New York City, is promoted to officer in the Legion of Honor by France. The article notes her affluent upbringing, education, and early literary beginnings with a 1899 short story collection.
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Edith Wharton
France
New York City
The Valley of Decision Novel and Mrs Wharton in Paris
The Valley of Decision was published amid notable attention as period critics and readers discussed its impact. During the era, Mrs Wharton stood as a leading force in American literary circles, notably active in relief efforts in Paris, gaining recognition for her contributions to this cause.
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W .A Tabbert
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Suesson
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