Ghandi and India's Progress Address Set for Open Forum
Harry White, longtime YMCA international secretary, will speak at Elyria's Open Forum next Sunday on Gandhi and India's progress. The essay recalls early Lorain county pioneers clearing forests to create farms and the lasting impact of timber destruction on communities.
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India
Harry White
Rotary Club
White
Elyria
Ghandi
Lorain County
Clark Eldred
Broad Street
Himelf
Stern
Arthur Todd Named Editor of Lake Geneva Tribune News
Arthur L Todd son of Mr and Mrs L R Todd Fifth street has become editor of the Tribune News at Lake Geneva Wisconsin He began in journalism with the Telegram and later served as associate editor at Stockford in the Morning Star He was recommended for the Lake Geneva post by the National Editors Association and is said to be financially interested in the paper His friends here welcome his new venture and describe him as energetic.
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Arthur L. Todd
L R. Todd
Fifth Street
Tribune-News
Lake Geneva
Wis
Todd
Telegram
Stockford
Mr. Todd
White Plains
N. Y
John Simon
Long Beach
K. S
New York
United States
MT. Vernon
I l
Lawrence M. Hight
Elsie Sweetin
Nelson Layman
Little Circuit Tider
Ina
Elsie
Jin Ina
Hight
Wilford
Close Contests In Ohio House To Pick Leaders
In Columbus on December 17, Republicans met for caucus as five candidates vied for speaker with Roche and Silver favored. The majority floor leader race includes Taft and Harding. John Maynard seeks re election as house clerk, while sergeant at arms contenders include A E Robinson and J D Thomas.
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Columbus
Harry D. Silver
Preble County
House
Ohio House of Representatives
Robert L. Roche
Senaca
Preble
J. H. Gordon
Logan County
Gilbert Morgan
Cuyahoga County
A. C McDonald
Montgomery County
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Justin Harding
Warren County
John P. Maynard
Lima
A. E. Robinson
Iragton
J. D. Thomas
Christmas for Moose Sunday at High School Auditorium
Moose lodge hosts annual Christmas entertainment for wives and children at the high school auditorium with presents, a tree, music, and a short address. They will also visit Gates Home for Crippled Children and the County Home as part of the event.
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Moose Lodge
Gates
New Citizens to Receive Papers in Lorain County
129 persons in Lorain county will receive final citizenship papers this month. A county wide Americanization program at Lorain High School Auditorium tomorrow night, with Elyria and city residents attending, features Attorney George N. Chamberlain as chair, Rev. E B Redhead giving invocation and benediction, R C Maston delivering the main address, and citizenship certificates presented by Mabel Marsh. Geza Kosmitz will respond. music by Schwartzhaump. Program starts at 7 30. the public is invited.
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Lorain City
Brownhelm
Amherst
Americanization Association
Elyria
Grafton
Oberlin
Lorain
South Amherst
George N. Chamberlain
The
Supreme Court Takes Up Ten Foot Land Dispute
Frank and Hattie Marvin fight for damages over a 10 by 66 foot strip in Ridgeville they say they bought from Jacob and Gertrude Schmitz. The suit, four years old, has gone through two trials and two appeals with Marvin favored each time. The Supreme Court orders the Court of Appeals to certify its record. Damages originally awarded were 336 dollars with 50 dollars remitted.
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Frank B. Marvin
Hattie Marvin
Jacob N. Schmitz
Gertrude Schmitz
Ridgeville
Supreme Court
Marvins
Schmitz
Common Pleas Court
Near Higher
Marvin
Court of Appeals
Thieves Break Into Avon Lake Village School
Thieves burglarized the Avon Lake consolidated school last night escaping with a saxophone a clarinet and a suit case containing a football uniform. Sheriff Fred A Underhill and Detective Fred Zarnke investigated noting no fingerprints or clues. Entry was gained through a broken window and the items belonged to students.
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Avon Lake Consolidated School
Sheriff's Department
Fred A. Underhill
Fred Zarnke
City Police Department
Compulsory Testing And Quarantining Of Cattle Stopped
Ohio ends compulsory tuberculosis testing and quarantining for cattle after a Columbus telegram to E L Ward of Chagrin Falls confirms governor Donahue endorsed the move. Ward and H C Short plan a high school auditorium meeting inviting local dairymen to choose voluntary testing.
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Ohio
Columbus
E. L. Ward
Chagrin Falls
Northern Ohio Dairyman’s Association
J. W. Short
Akron
Donahey
Mr. Ward
H. C. Short
Ravenna
Poison liquor toll climbs in New York
The New York holiday poison liquor toll rose to eleven deaths in a week, totaling 27 for the month. Victims include Dominick Carfaro of Troy found with wood alcohol labeled whiskey. Twelve of 67 at Bellevue hospital expected not to recover. twenty more face blindness risk.
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New York
Dominick Carfaro
Troy
Lellevue Hospital
British Judge Refuses To Sit On Insufficient Chair
Judge Crawford of Edmon ton County Court refuses to sit due to an inadequate government chair. The Office of Works sent a small chair ill suited for a judge and later a second request was deemed equally insignificant. An official reviews the matter and aims to provide a proper chair meeting dignity and needs.
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London
Crawford
Edmonton County Court
Government Department
Office of Works
Vermilion Youth Dies From Hunting Accident
Vermilion resident Charles Mehnert aged 22 died at St. Joseph's hospital from gunshot wounds suffered while hunting two weeks earlier. He leaves four brothers and three sisters in Vermilion as surgeons had hoped to save his life until the end.
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Sorain
Charles Mehnert
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mehnert
Symons Named Receiver Of Resort
The Elberta Beach Amusement and Development Co. went into receivership at noon as Attorney Dan B. Symons was appointed receiver by Judge A. R. Webber under a $5,000 bond. The suit filed by Diamond Glass Co. of Cleveland seeks $2,775.05 for materials on the Elberta Beach pavilion and asks marshalled liens, sale of the premises by execution, and judgment for the claimed amount. Defendants include The Ohio Farmers Insurance Co and Elberta Beach Amusement and Development Co with several named individuals and two unnamed parties noted as Jane Doe and John Doe.
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Elberta Beach
Vermilion
E .J. Benhoff
Cleveland
Albert Kishman
Ida Gogan
Jane Doe
John Doe
Elberta Beach Amusement and Development Co
Eagles 10 See Santa at Rialto Theatre Party
The Eagles plan a large Christmas celebration at the Rialto Theatre Sunday at 2 30 pm. They entertain members wives and children with music moving pictures and a Christmas tree. Santa will attend with a sled load of presents as the lodge enlarges to accommodate all children.
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Eagles
Rialto Theatre
Woodward
Santa
National Cash Register Profit Sharing Payout Totaled 20480290
In Dayton on December 17 the National Cash Register Company distributed 204 802.90 in profit sharing among plant employees. Frederick B. Patterson, company president, announced a second large disbursement to this group and noted a third is due in February. He called the plan the most liberal profit sharing program in America and said workers have a personal stake as working partners.
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Dayton
National Cash Register Company
Frederick B. Patterson
America
Patterson
Tam
Child Drowns After Fall Into Water Bucket
In Cincinnati on December 17 Betty Gates 17 months old daughter of A L Gates of North Bend fell from a chair into a bucket with one gallon of water and drowned while her mother was washing clothes at home.
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Cincinnati
Betty Gates
A. L Gates
North Bend
Carpenters Fatal Fog Accident in Lima
In Lima, a heavy fog caused the death of 48 year old carpenter Christian Smith as he walked to work on the public square. He was struck by a truck and died instantly.
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Lima
Christian Smith
Carpentier
Smith
Three Arrests in Cincinnati Killing Case
Three Black suspects were arrested in Cincinnati after a pawned automatic pistol stolen from John Keller, a night watchman at the International Agricultural Corporation Plant in Reading, Ohio, was used in the December killing.
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Cincinnati
John Keller
International Agricultural Corporation
Reading
Ohio
Retired Admiral Cites Weaknesses In Approved Bill
Rear Admiral William F. Fullam U S N retired analyzes the naval bill in light of recent Congress debates. He warns that the proposed measures may fail to ensure U S naval strength against global powers and urges careful revision.
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Congress
Wm. F. Fullam
Connecticut selects Republican senator in special election
Connecticut elected Hiram Bingham governor elect and new senator, defeating Hamilton Holt who ran as a Democrat. Bingham won by about 50 000 votes after campaigning on the slogan Coolidge needs me, carrying Bridgeport and small towns while Holt carried larger towns.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Washington
Frank B. Brandegee
Hamilton Holt
New York
Senate
Bridgeport
Hiram Bingham
Yale
Bingham
Coolidge
Navy bill seeks armor upgrades and new ships
The navy bill passed by the Senate funds modernization of thirteen battleships with blisters on hulls and heavier deck armor, adds oil burning boilers for six ships, and allocates money for six gunboats at 700000 dollars each and eight scout cruisers at 11000000 dollars each.
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Washington
Navy
Senate
New York Pays Tribute to Samuel Gompers
New York on December 17 paused to honor Samuel Gompers founder of the AFL. The flag draped casket arrived from Washington and lay in state at the Elks Clubhouse before a public viewing and funeral service. A cortege escorted by police proceeded through Manhattan to final interment in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Elk’s
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Tarrytown
Hudson River
Washington Irving
Gompers
Pennsylvania
Watabde
Elks Club
Forty-third Street
San Antonio
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Frank Marley
Tole
R. C. Maston
Avon Lake Village
Mr. Waard
Ward
Short
Kipton
Detroit, Mich
Michigan
Canada
Chicago
Lady Ludow
Evening News
Philadelphia
Lena Weinberg
Weinberg
Mount Sinai Hospital
Phillips Street
Berlin
Ebert
Stresemann
Schultz
German Peoples Party
Dorothy Stothart
Herbert Stothart
Stothart
Minneapolis
Minn
Bernice de Pasquali
Metropolitan Opera Company
Pere Marquette-Nickle Plate
Pere Marquette
Wanderer
PS Brother
Metropolis
Theodore Garret
Waukegan
Here
George
Massac County
Theodore
Symons
Lake Shore
Diamond Glass Co
Eaglets
Plang
Fullam
U.S. N
Informations
Nevwa Service
Chickasaw
Okla
W. B. Mave
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