Coolidge Receives Diplomatic Corps Reception at the White House
Washington’s grand year end social event featured the welcoming of the diplomatic corps by President and Mrs. Coolidge. For the first time a Canadian Governor General and Viscountess Willingdon attended, as ambassadors and ministers mingled with leaders and society. The White House blue room procession followed a Marine Band salute as guests admired powder blue velvet gowns and rhinestone embellishments. Sir Esas Howard led the diplomats. Notable attendees included Vice President Dawes, Secretary Hoover, and Senators Curtis and Willis along with Speaker Longworth.
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Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Coolidge
White House
Canada
Viscountess
Willingdon
House
Senate
Dawes
Commerce
Hoover
Curtis
Kansas
Willis
Ohio
Longworth
Jury Verdict Favors Wieland in Arrest Case
A jury in Judge A R Webber s court found for defendant George Wieland in a 25000 suit for alleged malicious arrest brought by Louis Cooper and Lilvia. Wieland was freed of malicious intent in arresting Cooper over a check charge, with Cooper claiming the arrest harmed his reputation.
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Wieland
George Wieland
Louis Cooper
Lilvia
A. R. Webber
Cooper
Local Firm Sues For 216 28 In Bankrupt Note Case
In Sandusky today Judge W L Fiesinger opened a case in which Farm Implement Co Elyria sues F Kunsman for 216 28 on a 1915 note. Kunsman contends he was adjudicated bankrupt shortly after signing the note. The matter has cycled through J C Conaway Justice Court, the common pleas, and the appeals courts before retrial. Also notes Guildhall Masonic Lodge and a December cafeteria supper notice.
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W. L. Fiesinger
Sandusky
Farm Implement Co
Elyria
F. Kunsman
Gondus
Sunsman
Kunsman
East at Cleveland High School Basketball Game Postponed
The season opener between East High School and Cleveland High School was postponed to Saturday night. The game will be at East High gym at 7 p.m. Cleveland High is on E Lord Street off Superior Avenue.
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East
Cleveland
East High School
Cozen
H. H. Stiffier
Chronicle Telegram
East High
S P.m
Hast High School
E. Lord Street
Superior Avenue
Elyria Sees Record Fire Alarms In Year
Elyria reports 225 fire alarms at Station No. 1 this year, surpassing 221 calls in 1925 the previous record. If trends continue, the city may exceed that mark by about 30 fires before 1938 begins, though losses remain comparatively low.
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Elyria
Verdict Given in Voluntary Manslaughter Case
The court delayed sentencing Mrs Lilliendahl and Beach after a guilty verdict for voluntary manslaughter. New evidence prompted delay. Mrs Lilliendahl expressed disbelief at potential punishment, while Beach remained unmoved. Family statements and jury behavior noted, with emphasis on identification witness recantation.
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Beach
Robert F. McCarter
Henry T. Lilliendahl
Ray Beach
G. Lilliendahl
Sanderson
Rue
Confession Ties Robbery Theory to Cleveland Case
Authorities doubt the claim of killer robbers as a former East Cleveland socialite faces secret statements she allegedly made to justify premeditation. In jail, worry replaces her former carefree smile as she awaits indictment by the grand jury. A September session may be set to examine the matter if an indictment is returned.
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Rothst Sheanaver Thongan
County Jail
East Cleveland
Calind
Cqen
Jaauaty
Elyria Local News In a Few Lines
Elyria reports a Ford coupe stolen from a yard and found abandoned on Bath street with gasoline taken. Rabbi Isaac Hallman fined 50 dollars and costs for killing sheep within city limits under health rules. George Savage filed the charge. Two Elyria residents fined five dollars and costs for keeping a minor from school. arrests by Constable J Howlett. A Chevrolet sedan with license 354 798 was found abandoned on West street.
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Elyria
Edward Hale
Lake Avenue
Bath Street
Hale
Isaac Hallman
West Avenue
George Savage
Oi Ol Especter
Signes Penter
Ely
Court of Justice
S.t. George
Ishe
Agnes T Salia
Panter
J. J. Howlett
Art Axa
Howler
Axx
Marcella
West Street
School district comparative figures listed in Ohio table
A compiled list presents numerous school districts in Ohio with percentage changes, noting Amherst, Vermilion, Sheffield Lake, Lorain, Brighton, Brownhelm, Florence Rural, Camden, CarHsleywy, East Rural, Grafton, La Grange, Russia, Bivria, Columbia, Special districts 1 and 2, Strongsville, Baton, Elyria, Carlisle, Bisra, Henrietta, Huntington, Penfield, Pittsfield, Ridgevilla, Rochester, New London, Troy, Oberlin, Wellington, and others showing higher or lower values, including several entries marked as higher or lower and some repeated district mentions.
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Amherst Village
Vermilion Village
Shefield Lake Village
Lorain City
Brighton
Brownhelm
Florence Ruralschool
Vermilion Vilage Schol
Camden
CarHsleywy
East Rural
Grafton
la Grange Village
Russia Two
Bivria City
Columbia
Strongsville
Baton
Grafton Village
Elyria
Carlisle
Bisra City
Elyria City
Henrietta Two
Florence Rural
Huntington
la Grange
Penfield
Pittsfield
Ridgevilla
Rochester
New London Village
Troy
Rochester Village
Russia
Oberlin Village
Sheffield
Vilage
Wellington
Wellington Village
Markets Move Across Cleveland and Chicago Dairy and Produce
Markets across Cleveland and Columbus report mixed results in poultry butter and eggs with heavy fowls at 24 to 25 cents, Leghorns at 20 to 21 cents, and ducks 24 cents per pound. Butter prices rise at Cleveland and Chicago quotes show higher tub prices and steady creamery stocks. cattle and sheep receipts hold steady with beef and veal ranges noted. Toledo grain and livestock markets mirror the regional activity with hogs strong at market highs, cash wheat around 1.29, corn near 1.94, and oats about 57 cents per bushel.
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Cleveland
Dec
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minne
Bess
Idaho
Colorado
Columbus
Chicago
Jlighers
Fellow &T
Gas rates and 1926 Lorain usage reported
The article notes gas rate structures for the third and fourth years with per thousand cubic feet charges and a three cent prompt payment discount. It also cites W I Adams of Logan Gas Co detailing average Lorain gas usage of 6,000 cubic feet in 1926. Separately a Canadian steamer Martian ran aground in fog near Hare Island 14 miles from Port Arthur, with possible crew rescue operations.
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Cess
Lorain
W. I. Adama
Columbus
Logan Gas Co
Chicago
Til
Pee. O
Hare Island
Port Artnuttadas
Lake Superior
Reparte
Snowbound Midwest Hurts Travel and Farms Across States
Town and Wisconsin crews report slow digging from heavy snow as schools remain closed and traffic stalls. Rail service runs hours behind. air mail west of Chicago is halted. Stoves cause fires with multi‑million dollar damage. Livestock suffer. farmers blocked from barns. upper Michigan sees unprecedented depth. South Africa Christmas travel noted, seaside and Whelicay references appear as garbled text.
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Town
Wisconsin
Chicago
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Cold Weather Sparks Fires in Elyria
In Elyria cold weather caused three small fires. A touring car owned by Frank Keyes of 160 Nowthrup street overheated while he pulled another car from mud on South Lexington avenue. At Andress and Son’s Garage, 728 Broad Street, a coupe caught fire from a welding torch used to thaw a frozen carburetor but was extinguished quickly. A blaze at Park Home Dairy on Second Street alley involved an ammonia refrigeration pipe leak. firemen wore car masks and prevented damage to coats and merchandise. cause remains undetermined.
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Lyric
Frank Keyes
Nowthrup Street
Keyes
Lexington Avenue
caHarauinle
Andress and Son
Broadst
Hehe Coupe
Squad Co. 1
Engine Co. Barrilvod
Park Home
Dry Agents Made 64 986 Arrests In Past Year
Prohibition agents in the year ended June 30 1927 made 64 986 arrests, helped state authorities to make 13 840 arrests, and provided information leading to 1 187 arrests. Fines totalled 4 778 225 dollars and jail sentences added up to 4 477 years.
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Washington
J. Afr. Doran
Senate Denies Bath to Senate Denies Bath to Bulletin
Senate rejects the case against William S. Ware of Pennsylvania and debates routing the matter to the elections committee after his near eight hundred thousand dollar primary spend. Also notes Ohio School Editor resigns and local church bazaar details.
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Washington
Dep T
Senate
William S. Ware
Pennsylvania
Senafr Toy David Oa. Reed
Elections Committee
Columbus
G. Dee
Tarvey Fi Corard
Ohio
Eberal
Ohio State Teachers' Association
WHI
Ken B. Biss
Vernon M. Riegel
John ©. Clifton
Biss
NS Wide Aequstutines
Schhool
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Guildhall Masonic Lodge
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K. of P. Hall
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Leader Shoe Store
Middle Ave
Mra. Loo
R. Meyer Phorw
Dsc
Timothy
Toledo
Allike
Apslis
Northern
Lede
South Africa
Tay Ta Gaye
Hiss Py
Ewingining
BATH
West Market House
West
St. Andrew's Church
Cohanbia Center
Taney
Webber J and Flynn
Glade Thomas
XMAS
Central Book Store
Broad Street
THE
Harry H. Smith Co
Santa Claus
Ian
Trealy
Barnes
Sally Sweet
Arch Keepers
Near East Relief Fund
Nellie Mlti
Lorain County
W.gc
H. Strickler
Charis
Slendertza With
Comfort Charis of
SUL Lorain County Bank Bldg
Phono 2673
Oberlin Tok
Brock
Schemn
Florida
Chandlier Field
Atlanta
Gan
Dew
S. Brock
Edward I. Schlee
Detroit
Daytons
Cineinuath
Gies
F. C. Lee
Zoe
Sone
the Shoe Man
Bat Broad St
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