War Expenses Have Remained Over One Billion Yearly
A 1927 annual Treasury report shows the United States still spending about 1.25 billion dollars yearly on World War costs. The revised total cost to date stands at 36.36 billion, with ongoing expenses from the Veterans Bureau and interest on the wartime debt.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Melon
Veterans’ Bureau
Germany
Treasury
Austria
Greece
France
Superstition Survives In Pennsylvania Traditions And Crimes
Harrisburg report examines lingering beliefs in pow wow and witchcraft across Pennsylvania. Articles reference Nelson D. Rehmeier’s York County death, a girl’s unsolved murder tie to superstition, infant deaths from pow wow remedies, and historic roots of belief among German and immigrant communities. Italy earmarks 157000 dollars to aid farmers buying tractors.
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Nelson D. Rehmeyer
York County
Julius F. Sachseones
Lancaster Historical Society
Sarhee
Trone
Pr. Sachse
Parker Seeks Divorce After Alleged August Assault
Amelia Parker files for divorce from Leon L. Parker in common pleas court claiming he struck her last August. Married in 1999 the couple have an eighteen year old daughter Evelyn Luckle. In a separate action Co C Thompson seeks $187 from George and Emma Wilson of Lorain for painting and papering their home with a mechanic's lien foreclosure requested if unpaid.
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Bek
Amelia Parker
Common Pleas Court
Leon L. Parker
Evelyn Luckle
Co. C. Thompson
George and
Emma Wilson
Lorain
Stolen Green Chevrolet Coach Reported to Police
A green Chevrolet Coach with horse D-326 was stolen from a parking place on East Ridge Street and later found abandoned on West Fifth Street by city police early last night.
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East Ridge Street
West Fifth Street
Wendell Heal Funeral Rites Planned at Nichol’s Home
Funeral services for Wendell Heal will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at Nichol's Funeral Home. Dr. Edwin Kirby will officiate the service and burial will follow at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Wendell Heal
Nichol
Edwin Kirby
Ridgelawn
Farms of Amerigh Foam Dig Chain of Chemical Factories
Washington. Dr. C A Browne of the agriculture department outlines a vast $50 billion network of chemical factories tied to farming. He notes farms and farm property hold about one fifth of national wealth and taxes, urging broader application of chemistry to agriculture and highlighting studies on fertilizers soils and crop nutrition along with waste utilization and pest control.
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Washington
United States
C. A. Browns
Department of Agriculture
Browne
Hens Piling Up Eggs in Chicago Storage House
In Chicago a large egg surplus floods storage with about two billion eggs, nearly three million more than last year. Wholesalers hold stock at rising prices to avoid losses, forecasting prices around 20 cents before February and potential multi million losses for speculators.
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Chicago
ARC Ste
Millone
Continue Probe in Heldman Case
Sunday activity notes include Mr and Mrs Anthony Delefield and family visiting. Mr and Mrs Clarence Lapp staying with son Arthur Lapp in Cleveland. a Fan named child born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Dunlap on December 16. Bernice U hier visiting in Cleveland with Ida and Elsie Delefield. Ida and Elsie visiting Ernest Pallas on Griswold road. George Knittie and Mitchell and Marion Knittie as dinner guests of Kathryn Koilpe. Clyde Pelton and Mrs C Lawson of Elyria visiting A Starkweather and family.
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Anthony Delefield
Clarence Lapp
Arthur Lapp
Cleveland
Raymond Dunlap
Bernice Uhier
Iida
Elsie Delefield
Ida
Elsie
Ernest Pallas
Griswold Road
George Knittie
Mitchell
Marion Knittie
Kathryn Koilpe
Middle Ridge
Clyde Pelton
C. Lawson
Elyria
A. Starkweather
Family
Theodora Grills
Melvin and
Harold
West Ridge
C. J. Simith
Irs
E. C. Schubert
Qliver
Townline Road
J. P. Bachtel
J. Miller
Versiion
Herbert Starkier
Arthur Starkweather
Burber
Fred Kubt
E. Menzelman
Charles Schoenfelt
Arthur Erost
Charles Dehn
F. Handke
Marshallville
Walter Grobe
Anna Burham
Mabel
Choir Plans Christmas Pageant The World's Redeemer
South Ridge reports the choir will rehearse at the church Thursday for a Sunday Dec 23 pageant to be staged with roles by Louise Waters Frank Eldred Lars Manton Maude Overson and others. Mrs Newton Baus hosts a D C club party with many local residents attending and gifts for all.
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South Ridge
Louise Waters
Frank
Lewis Eldred
Lars Manton
Maude Overson
Smelts Penround
Irima Spiegelbers
Mary
Newton Baus
Cosenh
Newton Bats
Herman Barckert
Jacob Bechtel
Nelson Berchtel
Bernehem
Uth Fowl
Mrs. Mason
Chin Gris
Russell Spierelbers
Helen Baizar
Glenn McMullen
Earl Burrer
Gerald Stanz
Harvey Miller
Lurie Burrer
Eve- Ivan Beal
Ameriean
Miriam Fowl
D. C
Menis
Alire
Corwin Burrer
Murray Vie Rilee
Albert Want
Elyria
Carl Fowl
K Btn
Patricie Ann
Wet Ridge
Mrz
EC Schuhbert
Olver
Edward Tate
Florence Minch
Jack
Cleveland
Kathryn
Lydia Date
Henry Belefield
Henry Maag
North Murray Ridge
Elizehow
Kessler
Olive
Soviet Oil Scandals End in Baku Trials
Reports detail a Moscow led graft ring within the Soviet oil sector centered in Baku. Fake oil discoveries and compensated lands were swapped through village Soviets and officials, with proceeds shared by former owners and grafting officials. The probe covers at least three years of land schemes violating state ownership.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Eaton
Communist Party
Baku
Bak
Baku Soviet
Off Trust
Off
Y. Brandenburgssky
Commissariat of Justice
Germany Leads Air Traffic in Scheduled Passenger Routes
The United States dominates air mail development while Germany leads in regular passenger and express service. Commerce data show German airplanes flew 5,921,592 miles on regular routes, carrying 102,? passengers, 3,225,505 express goods, and 1,057,812 pounds of mail in 1927. US planes logged 5,809,999 miles, carrying 2,? passengers, 2,261,507 pounds express, and 1,654,165 pounds mail. Across Europe, flights totaled 14,129,034 miles with 194,346 passengers and 11,? pounds express.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Commerce
Germany
Europe
France
Great Britain
Markets Drive Sharp Moves in Cleveland and Midwest Trade
Cleveland and Columbus market reports show dramatic price quotes across vegetables fruits poultry and regional livestock. Butter eggs poultry and potatoes see varied gains and declines while Chicago and Toledo quotes cover butter eggs poultry and grains with mixed market activity and forward-looking prices.
Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria Seeks Quiet Life
In Vienna aging Archduchess Maria Theresa, once famed as the merry and unconventional princess, has renounced titles and property to live on the top floor of her former palace now occupied by the French regiment. At 78, she survives on a slender income amid a lineage marked by tragedy. The scattered Habsburgs include Maximilian, Franz Ferdinand, and Kaiser Karl in exile. London reports shorthand used for an epitaph at Hampstead Cemetery.
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Vienna
Maria Theresa of
Austria
Braganza
Karl of
Regation
Marie Theresa
Archduke Maximilian
Mexico
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Kaiser Karl of Austria
Spain
Imperial Family of
Maria Valeria
Emperor Francis Josephs
The
Hapsburga
Holiday Term Begins for Oberlin Students
Oberlin will dismiss classes tomorrow for Christmas holidays at Oberlin College the Kindergarten Training School and the School of Commerce. About two thousand students will depart by interstate buses special round trips to New York and Chicago and one-way trips to Detroit with Greyhound charters. Special New York Central trains run tomorrow morning at 11 13 a m and 12 15 p m for east and west departures.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Col
School of Commerce
Greyhound
Southwestern
New York
Chicago
Detroi
New York Central
First Death From Influenza in Oberlin Hospital
Amelia Heymanna Doolittle, long a Oberlin Conservatory piano instructor, died Monday at Aiea hospital from influenza followed by double pneumonia. Born in Harrisburg Virginia, she lived in Elysian Minnesota before studying music in Oberlin. Funeral Friday at 2 pm on Elm Street. burial in Westwood. Her husband Charles P. Doolittle died here Sept 26.
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Oberlin
Charles P. Doolittle
Aiea Hospital
291
Elm Street
Westwood Cemetery
Doolittle
Amelia Heymanna
Harrisburg
Elysian, Minn
Conservatory
Ghw
Coconut Grove
Fla
Donlittle
Iis
Musical Union Sings At Chapel
The Musical Union of the College performed three Handel choruses from The Messiah during the chapel service closing the 1982 calendar year. The group sang And the Glory of the Lord and the Hallelujah finale as part of the Christmas program with broad student participation.
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This Noon
Christmas Tunes To Be Heard Tonight at College and High School
A large audience is expected for a high school concert in the auditorium at 7:30 p m featuring the full program announced yesterday. Earlier at 7 p m Finlay chapel will host a Christmas sing with college clubs and organizations. President Ernest Watch Wilkins will give a brief greeting. An hour of dancing follows in the Men’s building lobby at 7:30 and a farewell vacation stag gathers at 10 p.m.
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Finlay Chapel
Green
Ernest Watch Wilkins
Oberlin Graduates Win National Essay Prizes
Announcement that Oberlin College graduates Charles B. Miller and Hans W. Schmidt have won first and second prizes in the intercollegiate competition for undergraduate essays on important topics. Miller is listed with class years 25?8 and Schmidt with 28, reflecting era notation. The awards recognize scholarly essays from the undergraduate field and honor the two alumni for their outstanding contributions to collegiate literature.
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Oberlin College
Charles B. Miller
Hans W. Schmidt
Miller
United States
Schmidt
Helen Templin
Hermine Plans Carillon Gift for Ex Kaiser at Doorn
Princess Hermine plans a clock tower with a carillon for Kaiser Wilhelm II on his 70th birthday at Huis Doorn. The brick tower, visible from the woods, includes a large oak door, four clock dials, and five bells cast by Elisbourt. Wilhelm approved the plan. the gift honors him and family members who funded it.
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Doorn
Holland
Hermine
Wilheim
Fife
Huis Doorn
Wilhelm Bour
Wilhelm
Berlin
Agreeu
Wilhelm I. R
Imperator Rex
Onc
Herminze
G Filerigna
Wilhelm II
Castles Doorn
Elisbourt
Asten
Brabant
Nose guard idea grows from Jamestown duck incident
A Jamestown hunter, J A Randall, was struck by a dead duck that landed on his head, breaking his nose and injuring an eye, prompting discussion that nose guards may become standard duck-hunting equipment. The event reflects on safety gear and hunting risks amid broader news items including scholarships and local notices.
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Windsor
N. D
Jamestown
J. A. Randall
Randall
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