Ohio Wesleyan Women Debaters Set Eastern Tour
Ohio Wesleyan University's women's debate team will travel east for a series of debates against New York university women in New York on Feb 11, against Vassar College at Poughkeepsie on Feb 13, against Creighton College at Collegeville on Feb 14, and against American University in Washington, D.C. on Feb 17. Team members are Anne Seufer, Josephine Spencer, and Mary Eligore, with Mrs. John T. Marshman accompanying. The trip centers on discussing U.S. government protection of American private investments abroad.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Ohio
Wesleyan University
New York
Waeser College
Foughkeepsie
N.Y
Cretina College
Collegeville
American University
Washington, D.C
Teex
Saving Wesleyan
Anne Seofer
Stryker
Asenor
Josephine Spencer
Baltimore
Mary Eligore
Memphis
Teeu
Mra
John T. Marshman
John T. Marshmans
Department of Oratory
Wesleyan
United States
Missionary Society met in Eaton with topic Que Father
In Eaton on February 7 the Women s Missionary Society announced its regular monthly gathering for Thursday afternoon February 9 at two o clock. The meeting will be hosted by Reverend and Mrs S C Pierce and led by Mrs Elizabeth Davis with the topic Que Father.
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Ed, Roussiav
Clarence Cowley
D. M. Hiner
Milford Wartter
Cora Mills
W. G. Caskey
Mins Dirlam
C. E. Rowland
Ladies’ Aid
J. C. Blos
Elyria
Luta Alexander
Ladies’ Aid Society
Addson Crowell
W. C. Fowler
Discigie
Grant Cowley
Youre
Grant
Charles Lindbergh
Garnet Jackson
Mar Howard
Laverne Lantz
Helena Phelps
Haret Martin
Faye Longbon
Martha Tite
Edna Phelps
David Sampson
Elton Hill
Raymond Alexander
Kenneth Hawke
Olin Durkee
Gordon Tite
Howard Sievert
Merle Phelps
Mise
Local Social Notes From Cleveland Scene
Mrs Leonard Bradstock and Mrs F R Cousins hosted guests in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Leonard Bradstock visited Sunday. Mrs Burtom Reiss suffers a felon on her finger and remains under care.
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Bam
Cleveland
Leonard Bradstock
F. R. Cousins
Burtom Reiss
Sues to Obtain Injunction Over Building Doorway
Charles H. Snearer and others filed in the common pleas a suit to compel George Sharp Elyria and others to keep open a doorway between two buildings on the Sharp block. The opening allegedly was required by a deed from William Swearer to William Graves Sharp in 1891 and was recently closed when part of the building was leased.
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George Sharp
Elyria
Court of Common Pleas
Charles H. Snearer
Swearer
William Graves Sharp
William Swearer
Deaf mute actor acquitted in murder case at Paris
Leon Verar a deaf mute man and his pet Proust lived in an abandoned car near Svrry and pursued the circus owner’s fifteen year old daughter. He admitted killing Proust in self defense after Proust allegedly grabbed the girl. he then demonstrated the incident to the court to prove his case.
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Paris
Leon Verar
Leon
Proust
Svrry
Virtue and fame collide at Paris舞 Moulin Rouge
In a backstage exchange Madi Vadorina mocks virtue while denying drink or opium use as she half reveals her dancing life at the Moulin Rouge. A reporter notes the Montyon Prizes for Virtue awarded to girls at a French academy. Japanese science sparks interest with a claimed two rice harvests yearly.
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Panis
Ralf
Londa Vadorina
French Academy
Vadorina
Sul
Ber
Japan
Italy and Germany plan Alps air line and polar flight
Italy and Germany plan the first Milan to Munich air line crossing the Alps with a two-nation crew. The project includes a Norge‑like polar airship under Nobile’s leadership and a multi‑month Spitzbergen base with a goal of advancing civil aviation in 1928.
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North Pole
Bister Dirigible
Norge
Rome
Claus
Umberto Nobile
Germany
Alps
Munich
Milan
Italia
Nobile
Ciampino
Podesta
Newland
Polar
Switzerland
Snitzbergen
Poland
Russia
Spitzbergen
Aerolab
Biilag
Munich-Milan
Avio Line of
Luft Hatsa
Berlin
Historic European Rail Routes Expanded in Two Years
Over the past two years several routes have been added. Daily service runs Genoa to Palermo and Turin to Venice while Rome to Vienna via Florence and Venice Tunis to Venice and Genoa to Palermo operate tri weekly.
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Rome
Vienna
Florence
Venice
Tunis
Genoa
Palermo
Brindisi
Constantinople
Turin
National honor roll to add 106 trees in Philadelphia grove
The largest World War Memorial grove in the country will be completed and dedicated next May in Philadelphia near Belmont Mansion West Fairmount Park. 106 additional oaks will be planted to honor Pennsylvania’s men and women who served in World War I and allied forces.
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Philadelphia
Memorial Grove
Belmont Mansion
West Fairmount Park
Carior
Pennsylvania
United States
American Tree Association
Washington
California Fig Syrup Adverts Caution on Laxatives
An advertorial touts California Fit Syrup as a safe vegetable remedy for children and infants. It promotes daily doses to boost appetite and weight, claims the syrup treats poor digestion, and urges buying the California product at a low price from dealers.
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California
Saratoga Sets Record Through Panama Canal Locks
In Panama City on February 7 the aircraft carrier Saratoga passed through Gatun locks bound for the Atlantic, peeling concrete from the lock wall but causing no damage to the ship. The 196 foot wide vessel required careful navigation through the 858 foot long locks as it traversed from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
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Saratoga
Colon
Panama
Atlantic Ocean
Gatun Lake
Eithiv
Gatun
Canal
Cip
Maneuvering the Crest Ship Through Locks Delays Passage
The crest ship Saratoga required five hours to navigate six miles from Colon to Gatmm lake as crowds of about three thousand gathered along the locks to witness the voyage. Additional lock chambers between the ship and the Pacific were to lower it to fifty five feet above sea level, with further steps at Pedro Niguel and Moraflores. Traffic to the canal postpones the passage until tomorrow.
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Colon
Gatmm Lake
Paris
Crown Prince Leads Belgium Regiment of Tall Men
In Brussels the Crown Prince of Belgium Duke of Brabant assumes command of the first infantry battalion in Belgium's Regiment of Tall Men newly formed for specialized duties. He directs the unit as it trains for national service duties and ceremonial presentations.
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Brussels
Belgium
Duke of Brabant
Genadier
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