Esler Demands U S Troop Withdrawal From Nicaragua
In Washington December 2, Senators Wheeler Borah and others criticized the American Nicaragua policy. They accuse Admiral Latimer of overstepping orders while defending American lives and property and protest the occupation of Puerto Cabezas and the seizure of the wireless station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ESLER
Nicaragua
Borah
Senate
Latimer
Adolfo Diaz
State Department
Juan B. & Casa
Mexico
Sacax
Puerto Cabezas
Sacusa
Ameri
Kacusca
T. S. Vaca
Nicsraguan
Washington
Nicsra Bug
Natal
United States
Larca
United
Educator Denounces Irresponsible Children in Address
Dr E B Bryan president of Ohio University told about 5000 Ohio teachers that only two or three in two to three thousand are irresponsible and thoughtless. He argued modern schooling provides opportunity for successful generations and praised the era as finer overall despite more knowledge about bodies minds and social relations. The convention also featured a county unit plan dispute with three presidential candidates A G Yawler J C Berg and Charles Meek and a likely election outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Q
Yauth
E. B Bryan
Ohio University
Ohio
Edu
A. G. Yaw- Lerg
Cuyanosa County
Jobo C. Berg
Trumbull County
Charles Meek
Toledo
Legion Post Holds Busy Meeting in Elyria Club Rooms
The Elyria American Legion Post held a full regular meeting despite bad weather. Reports noted new chairs for the club teams arriving, plans to seat growing attendance, and preparations for a busy year including conventions, committees from other posts, and social events with the Ladies Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Americana Legion
Atl Richwine
Earl Greenland
Qin
Department
Department of Iews
Department of Ohio
France
Tose
Earl
George Hatford
Columbus
Hish Foue Bavare
John R. i
Charles Clerk
Buxle
Howard Vannersdale
Januz
William Ruler
Cleveland
Leglee
Entertain Tower
Army Mess Sergie
K. P
Joey ‘Weege
Bob Couch
Carl Well
Billings
Case Against Amherst Man Is Dismissed
Mary Simashkevich of Amherst reported to Justice S J George that David Yarmak of Amherst had her shotgun and preferred larceny against him. She was taken into custody and brought in to face the count. The charges were dismissed after it developed that neighborhood youths were said to have taken the weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Simashkevich
Ambherst
S. J. George
David Yarmak
Amherst
Dismi
Parish marriage suit filed for divorce from Vernon C Marsh
Jennie S40 Park avenue sues Vernon C Marsh for divorce alleging neglect and extreme cruelty. She says he told her he no longer cared and details supporting support for herself and four children with her own funds. She asks restoration of maiden name and restraint on selling property during the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie
Park Avenue
Vernon C. Marsh
March i
Death of Mrs Addie E Beers in Columbia
Mrs Addie E Beers wife of Rev GAL Ree of the Columbia Baptist church died Wednesday morning at her Columbia home. She leaves six children. Funeral services are set for Friday afternoon at the New State burial. She previously lived in Lakewood where she passed Monday evening at her son’s home. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 from the Lakewood residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Beers
Columbia
Addie E. Beers
Gal Ree
The
Columbia Baptist Church
Oreurt
Meade
New State
Ibis Clr
Eelock
Mars Avenue
Lakewood
Hame
Chaplin to Face Divorce Proceedings in Los Angeles
Divorce papers against Charles Chaplin are prepared to be filed, announced by George Berhe attorney for Lita Grey Chaplin, his estranged wife. The case centers on the famous film comedian and highlights ongoing marital disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaplin
Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
George Berhe
Lita Grey Chaplin
Grange and Farm Bureau Rivalry Declared Not Real
Lorain county agricultural extension agent C Rowland said there is no rivalry between the Grange and the Lorain County Farm Bureau. He urged cooperation and membership in both groups, noting shared aims in education marketing and farmer welfare. Township campaigns will assign Reds and Blues teams to drive outreach with appointed directors and chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Pra Ang
County Farm Bureau
C. Rowland
Lorain
Farm Bureau
Grange
Rowland
Order
Reds
Blues
Quota Changes Stir Debate in 1929 Immigration Bill
Senate and House clash over a 1929 immigration plan that would alter national quotas. Advocates seek to include spouses and minor children of existing residents and ease family reunification despite a tighter overall cap. Opponents warn of limited session time and potential deportation provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Tereal
Reed
Pennerivania
Norway
Sweden
Hep
Sabath (Hi
Minnis
Elehteen Sears
Pal Wilkry
Conetess
House
Immixrace
Peddiers
Bgatlesger
Northland Birds Invade New England in Unprecedented Numbers
Brunswick Me December 23 an invading army of hawks owls and other preying animals has descended on New England feeding on native animals and game birds. Researchers led by Dr Alfred O Grona Bowdoin College describe the unusual shift in animal life as a significant condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
North
New England
Animal Kingdom
Alfred O. Grona
Bowdoin College
Banner Fork gun battle leaves family dead in Kentucky town
In Banner Fork near Harlan Kentucky a fatal shootout left Roy Smith Henry Smith and Daniel Jones dead after a family tragedy. Jones and Roy Smith allegedly fired first with Henry Smith mortally wounding his son before he was killed. Authorities investigate motive and sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan, Kby
Little Hill
Banner Fork
Roy Smith
Henry Smith
Daniel Jones
Jones
Youpher Smith
Fined for Paslo ure to Pay Temporary Alimony
Jack Campbell freed by Justice 5S after paying 56 and costs on charge of support in a divorce case. He was arrested in Cleveland and brought back to face the charges, with a pending divorce suit noted. County coroner Myles Perry reported no poison liquor deaths in two years in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasloure
Jack Campbell
Justice
J. George
Cleveland
Bronere
Myles Perry
Loraln
Oberlin
May
Board of Trade Secretary to Address Kiwanis Club
Ole E. Fellows, secretary of the Board of Trade, will speak at the Kiwanis Club noon luncheon in the Yeo C. A. tomorrow on the Board of Trade program. Cascade Park hill remains a top coasting site aided by electric lights after dark. In Elyria, a judgment of 1234 27 was entered in favor of H Brown and Anna M W Beecham in the common pleas court after a petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wands Ole E. J
Board of Trade
Kiwanis Club
Yeo. C. A
Jon
Cascade Park
Cascade Park Hill
Eton
Evers
Talzetl
Elyria Fegos Co
H. Brown
Anna M. W. Beecham
Judes A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Predatory Birds Invade New England Causing Animal Decline
Reports of hawks owls and eagles migrating southward sparked concern among residents and scientists. Scarcity of food in northern habitats is blamed for the invasion and possible near extinction of local game such as rabbits and birds as hunters and zoologists gather data at Bowdoin College to assess the birds diet and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puthing
New Eugland
Youngeildren
Massachusetts Fish and Game Society
No Terror for Autoists in Snow Lashes Elyria Streets
Elyria weather brings heavy snow and deep slush as motorists endure frozen radiators and stubborn tires. Cars dominate streets, replacing horses, with chains in demand and drivers navigating snowbound avenues and curbs as conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyla
Enany
Gioryrist
Yarre
Birmingham Horticulture Meeting Scheduled for Next Tuesday
The first Birmingham Horticulture Meeting of the season will be held next Tuesday evening January 4. N. Se Gulam directs the event aimed at fruit growers. University horticulturist C. Hold will discuss pruning and peach care. Open to the public with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
N. Se. Gulam
Jimingham School
Discovery of African rubber source yields high quality material
A named executive reports the discovery of an African region yielding a substance from which rubber can be extracted of high quality rivaling pain. Tests show a three pound yield per tree. The text also comments on jealousy and self control as moral observations.
Appeal to Governor in Effort to Save Man From Chair
Columbus Dec 2 Appeal for executive clemency for Harley Pence, condemned to die in the electric chair January 7 at Ohio penitentiary, was made to Governor Vic Donahey's office by Pence's counsel. Supreme court denied Pence's appeal. clemency board to hear case next Tuesday. prosecutors urged commutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harley Pence
Ohio Penitentiary
James Hulman
Vic Douehey
Pepe
Cluce Supreme Court
Pence
Franklin
Common Pleas Court
Margat Rodig
Luffman
John King Snd
Clemency Board
Alec
Furcon
Riobert Thomas
Thompson
Mensaline
Abnormel
Cleveland Markets Report Stock and Poultry Prices
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo show hog receipts at 325 with steady markets and cattle calves slow. beef steers range 7.75 to 8.50 while bulk cull prices hold around 4.00 to 10.08. Surrounding items include poultry, butter, wheat, and barley prices, plus Liberty bond openings in New York as of December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
United States
Idaho
Tussets
Revival of 109 year old Senate custom to seat Smith for ten days
Washington December 29. A 109 year old Senate custom will be revived to allow oath of office for Senator elect Frank Smith of Illinois for ten days before ousting him. The plan, supported by administration leaders, would reference Smith's credentials to a committee with a five day report and a final vote five years later, while opponents push to block any oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Frank “. Smith
Ilinois
Chamber
Couzens
Michigan
Ashurst
Arizona
Dill
Smith
Laghers
eRanimonus
Comfkles
Blinois
Blinda Publc Service Commission
Nor
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Aleh
Hiim
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Ver
Jimi Pepp
Obituary for Oberlin Man Charles W Lawrence
Oberlin notices obituary for Charles W Lawrence aged 63 of 63 North Pleasant Street. Frantk E Peck died after two week illness, once Oberlin water works superintendent and Royal Arch Mason organizer. Funeral plans await brother from the west. Also brief notes on a liquor raid lacking contraband and a shooting case hearing for Otis Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Frantk E. Peck
Hollywood Street
Otis ‘Smith
East Lorain Street
Ile
Smith
Jones
Case Involving 1500 Dollars Dismissed In Court
The Elé Trust company Eastern States Park and partners S Sheek C L Worthington Beaver and H Hinkson faced a $1500 claim on a note. Judge A R Webber dismissed the case after a conference with parties and their counsel, court costs paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el É Trust’ Company
Eastern States Park Company
Sheek
C. L. Worthington
Beaver
H. Hinkson
A. R. Webber Tomar
Lone Bandit in Chicago Robs Eight Women
Chicago December 29 a lone masked bandit described as the “cat” terrorized and robbed eight women within under three hours. A force of 200 officers and plainclothes scouts pursued through Logan Square as the spree continued on the north side, with the thief striking only women and stealing purses and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Bandit
Chicago
Logan Square
Marafeer
North Side
Ives Agith
Judgment on Promissory Note Awarded in Elyria Suit
Frank and Ida Perrine won judgment for 1670 dollars against Re specce Williams after a promissory note of 1006 dollars dated November 6 1925 remained unpaid. Interest at seven percent was sought and awarded. Elyria health conditions reported excellent by city sanitary official Frack Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Ida Perrine
Respecce Williams
W. N. Nolan
W. N. Nolans
Juagmest
Frack Williams
City Sanitary of
Meer
Elyria
Man sued for bond after aiding friend in appeal
A petition to recover 11596 was filed against Peter Dzieluzewsky by Elyria Memorial Hospital Co. The bond was signed for Henry Zaremka, with December 17 trial resulting in a 94 judgment plus 21.98 costs. An execution issued but failed, and the plaintiff seeks 21.98 plus costs against Dzieluzewsky for allegedly breaching the appeal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dzienzewski
Elyria Memorial Hospital Co
Henry Zaremka
Costa
Aga Z
Zaremba
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Waskmington
Coolidge
Hearagra ix
Julius x. Latimer
Senate Foreign Sextions Committee
Sellogg
Legion
Mrs. Mary Friterly
Walter Bagnell
Wedge
Post
Bureau
Kentucky
Board OF Trade Secy
Charles I. Martin
Wichita
Kans
National Military Home
Leavenworth
Kansas
Clevel Erra
Cleo
York Ettate
Pew
Turke
Baldwins
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Der
Toledo Grain
Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Plan
Charles W. Lawrence
North Pleasant ST
Paul N. MacEachron
Iowa
Bassevouil
Williams
Wellington
George N. Jones
BeUcans
Bellans Tel Gora
Reno
Warren
C. O. D. Kennedy
A. B. Sauer Music Co
Electrical Service Radio
Tatiae
Elyria Superior Electric Co
356
Broad Street
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