Petroleum Institute Opens Three Day Texas Session
Worth Texas hosts the American Petroleum Institute gathering with over 600 members from the oil industry. T A O Donnell presides as president as sessions on finance industry and public life feature Amos L Beatty Charles E Mitchell and Bruce Barton. Board elections and officer nominations are set for Thursday noon.
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YT. Worth
Texas
Dec
American Petroleum Institute
T.A. O'Donnell
General Petroleum. Corporation
Iof
California
General
Seastone
Amos L. Beatty
New York
Thes Texas Company
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Friends of the People
Bruce Barton
Barton, Durnstine & Osborne
National Advertising Corporation
Drunks Fined After Crashes in Lorain
In Lorain two men, Alex Jashki of Amherst and Michael Miller of 1744 Eas 2nd Street, were fined $100 and costs by Judge J F Strenich for driving while intoxicated after separate accidents. Both men were arrested following crashes. In Los Angeles on December 9 Kid DcCoy will not plead insanity as jurors in the murder trial of the “man of many marriages” were not questioned about insanity.
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Lorain
Dec
J. F. Strenich
Alex Jashki
Amherst
Michael Miller
Eas
Los Angeles
Cal
DcCoy
Wolf and Wildlife Tales From Early Elyria County
In 1827 wolves drew bounties of 3 dollars for a full grown wolf and 1560 dollars for a three months whelp. Wolf hunts in 1827 28 yielded many bagged wolves but few results while bears and wild boar posed dangers to settlers. Deer wild turkeys and coons provided sport and sustenance as locals recounted frontier life and a tale of Job Smith and counterfeit coin.
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Elyria
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Solomion Whittlesey
Brownheim Dine
England
Job Smith
New York
Smith
Jom Smith
Probst to Succeed Evans in Columbus Anti Saloon Move
Probst of Darton linked to the anti saloon league will arrive in Columbus next Monday to succeed Evans. O B Ropp, who joined a raid on a private home, resigned after action by Commissioner McDonald and Governor Donahey. Evans had led state prohibition efforts since inception five years ago and earlier served on the Liquor License Commission.
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Ynald
Resi, Cn
Frank Mullen
Mullen
Evans
Ropp
State Prohibition Department
Liquoricense Commission
Sranklin County
Holycross
Holycros
Evens
Solemn Whittlesey the Brownhelm hunter and his ventures
Thrifty men pursued hunting as a business while many were shiftless. Solo mon Whittlesey of Brownhelm was a notable hunter with a record of one bear two wolves twenty wild cats and many deer. He used honey on hot stones to lure beagles to trees and tracked them by scent.
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North Ridge
Lake Shore
Ridgeville
Solomon Whittlesey
Brownhelm
Whittlesey
Duke Trust Funds To Benefit Southern Colleges
The will of J B Duke creates a trust with about 45 million dollars in endowment for educational and social welfare causes. Trinity College in Durham may become Duke University with a 6.6 million dollar instant gift, and Davidson College Furman University Johnson C Smith University and others are named beneficiaries. The plan preserves 20 percent of income for principal growth until the endowment nears 80 million dollars.
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Charlotte
N. C
Trinity College
Durham
J. B. Duke
Duke
Duke University
Davidson College
Davidson
Presbyterian College
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
Johnson C. Smith University
N.C
King speech pledges aid to education and agriculture
The King urged unity across parties to revive industry and cut unemployment, pledging government action on housing shortages and pensions while promoting land tax reforms, bonds, and improvements in the industrial and economic recovery of the nation. He expressed hope that with community support, obstacles since the war would be removed.
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Irizbe
Free State
Coolidge Opens Breakfasts for Republican House Leaders
President Coolidge today started a new round of White House Get together breakfasts inviting Republican leaders of the House of Representatives. The event kicks off a series aimed at informal talks on policy and party coordination. The breakfast tradition continues as a forum for top lawmakers.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
House of Representatives
Autos Damaged and Warrant Arrests Reported in Local News
A two-vehicle collision at Cleveland and East Bridge streets left both cars badly damaged and one driver slightly bruised. Separately, Ollvie J Thompson was arrested on a mortgage fraud warrant and released on bond for today’s hearing.
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Cleveland
East Bridge Streets
Burrell Taft
Case Road
L R. Raymond
Cleveland Street
Raymond
al Masteman
Masteman
Mace
Ollvie J Thompson
Elsha
Sherif's Department
Thompson
Lorain Leaders To Attend National Rivers Harbors Congress
Lorain Mayor George Hoffman and city officials Robert Aspin and H. J. Cross will represent Lorain at the National Rivers and Harbors congress in Washington. They will advocate deepening the Black River to enhance Lorain port facilities and boost its status on the Great Lakes.
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Lorain
George Hoffman
Robert Aspin
National Tube Co
H. J. Cross
American Ship Building Co
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington
Shalguten
Black River
Great Lakes
One FA Never So Well Served As By Oneself
A concise aphorism asserts that self reliance provides the best service, emphasizing independence and personal effort as superior to external aid. The saying echoes themes of autonomy and individual competence common in proverbs.
Lorain Lions Defeat Agron Gagers 40 to 36
The Lorain Lions won 40-36 against the Buckeye Cycles Akros in a fast game at the Antlers auditorium last night. Collins of Baldwin Wallace College refereed the contest.
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Lorain Lions
Agron Gagers
Lorain
Dec
Buckeye
Akros
Antlers
Collins
Baldwin-Wallace College
Japan plans aerial expansion to match western powers
Tokyo reports say the Japanese army aims to grow air strength until its air forces equal those of Western nations. In other news, a world war hero William George Smith was hanged in Hull after protests. Also Tokyo announced Tsuneo Matsudaira as ambassador to the United States succeeding Matsuda Manihara after passage of anti Japanese exclusion law. In Canton three Christian students and teachers freed on parole after bandits demanded a 300000 ransom per captive.
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Tokio
Japan
Nichi Nichi
Hull
England
William George Smth
Elizabeth Bousfield
Tsuneo Matsudaira
United States
Washington
Mastudaira
Matsuda Manihara
American Congress
Canton
Dec
Whampoa
Here
Washington Moves to Fast-Track Underwood Muscle Shoals Bill
Senate debate continues as administration leaders prepare rapid passage of the revised Underwood Muscle Shoals measure. Chicago endures a winter blast with heavy snow. New Jersey grand jury probes widening liquor scandal. Justice Department says no NJ liquor inquiry. Quixaca fire near Mazatlan. Baker impeachment hearings set to begin in Wheeling, West Virginia.
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Washington
Senate
Chicago
Mid-West
Northwest
Department of Justice
New Jersey
Mabel Willebrandt
William EB. Baker
West Virginia
United States
Browne
Wheeling
House of Representatives
Akron youth to die by electric chair at 1 a.m. Friday
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to intervene in the death decree for Alexander Kuszek 21 of Akron to be executed at the penitentiary. He was convicted of murdering his 13 year old cousin Elizabeth Nagy. In Cincinnati twenty more members of Richmond Street Christian church resigned to form a new congregation citing alleged ties between former pastor Rev O W Baylor and the Ku Klux Klan as a reason.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Alexander Kuszek
Akron
Elizabeth Nagy
Cincinnati
Richmond Street Christian Church
O. W. Baylor
Ku Klux Klan
Proverb Series Explores Russian Wit and Wisdom
A compact review of proverbs from Russia exploring themes of power money time and prudence. Notable lines include trust in God but mind your own business and measure thy cloth before cutting it.
Market Prices Report Cleveland Produce and Goods
Market prices list butter eggs oleo cheese poultry and fruits with regional figures for Ohio and Western markets. Listings show ranges for items like apples beans potatoes tomatoes onions and for poultry fowls roosters springers ducks and turkeys with unit pricing per sack basket or ton.
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Ohio
York State
Market Summary From Cleveland Live Stock Report
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK REPORTS receipts and price ranges for cattle calves and hogs. Cattle steady with calves strong to 1200. Sheep and lambs receipts 1500 with market up 25 cents to a top around 160. Hogs receipts 3500 with markets 20 cents higher. price spread includes Yorkers 9.25, mixed 9.50, heavies 10.00, mediums 7.50, pigs 6.25, roughs 8.0, stags 6.0.
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Cleveland
Opening grain market shows gains except oats
Chicago grain prices shift with wheat and corn rising while oats fall. Wheat futures for December at 1.49, May 1.64, with July around 1.45. Corn Dec at 1.22 and May near 1.27, July 1.28. Oats decline with December around 57, July near 61.
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Chicago
Kipton Senior Class Plays Cranberry Corners
The Kipton senior class will present the play Cranberry Corners on December 15 and 16. Local residents including Mrs. A. W. Davidson of Camden and Betty Mae Lounsbrough of Pittsfield are mentioned in visiting and social notes from the community. The Farm Woman's Club plans a December 19 meeting with Mrs Estella Betts, while several residents travel to nearby towns for events and church services.
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Kipton
Cranberry’ Corners
Betty Mae Lounsbrough
Pittsfield
A. W. Davidson
Camden
Myre
Hemisath
Rose
Gerber
Birmingham
Grandma Smith
Anna Moehl
Farm Woman's Club
Estella Betts
Howard Ringler
Fesher
South Lorain
Earl Sade
Spencer
John Brooder
Cleveland
LeRoy Lounsbrough
A. W.davidson
Pile Cure Promoted With Money Back Guarantee
Hamadala, a new constitutional treatment for piles, claims to cure blind bleeding or protruding piles. Available at C W Phillips and all druggists with a money back guarantee. Price one dollar. Mail orders filled by The Hamadala Co Box 443 Buffalo NY.
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C. W. Phillips
Hamadala Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Seabold Dairy A Model Plant in Clean Modern Facility
Seabold Dairy, by FE A Seabold, operates a spotless, progressive plant on West River Street and Lake Avenue. The building houses office, bottle washing, sterilizing, pasteurizing, and bottling with automatic recorders, an oil burner boiler, and a cold room with mechanical refrigeration. Visitors are welcome to inspect the up to date operations after fourteen years serving the public.
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Seabold
FE. A. Seabold
Elyrian
West River St
Lake Age
Lake Avenue
Boards of Health
Kiwanians Back Prisoner Training Plan and Idle House Abolition
Cincinnati Kiwanis club resolutions endorse a $30,000 General Assembly appropriation for correspondence school training for state penitentiary inmates aiming to reintegrate. They also support abolition of the penitentiary idle house after Rev. T. O. Reed’s talk.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Kiwanis Club
Ohio General Assembly
T. O. Reed
Hidden Motives Echo In A Woman's Laughter And Tears
A fragment speaks of listening to a wife rather than watching her actions. A woman laughs in youth and weeps when she desires, suggesting a lesson about understanding beyond appearances.
Vermilion brass foundry fire visits by Krop¢ couple
Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Krop¢ of Vermilion visited the remains of the fire at the brass foundry there. The article notes a woman and a man are not, by looks on the outside, easily identified.
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John Krop
Vermilion
Quote on ruling passions guiding men
A compact aphorism reflects the idea that human behavior is driven by strong desires. It suggests that passions dominate decision making and can compel actions beyond deliberate restraint. The saying emphasizes the power of inner drives over external control.
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