Ohio highway official outlines five safety rules at Rotary lunch
G F Slessinger director of Ohio highway department spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at the YMCA. He presented five traffic safety points requested by Governor Donahey focusing on caution, sharing the road, not racing trains, obeying signs, and using numbered state roads. He noted Ohio leads in transport, road building, and auto parts, with wide roads needed for future traffic growth. The meeting was chaired by Lawrence Webber with county officials present.
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Lawrence Webber
State of Ohio
G. F. Slessinger
Highway Department
Rotary ‘al
Alea
Vic Donahey
Slessager
Ohio
Slessinger
Greece
Michigan
United States
Lorain County
Rotary Club
Commissioners
Senator Harrison Pushes 50,000 Mosquito Study Bill
Washington February 9 Senator Harrison of Mississippi introduced a bill for a 50 000 appropriation to study salt marsh mosquitos of the South Atlantic and gulf states. He said the pests rival the New Jersey variety and that the South awaits congressional action.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Congress
Harrison
Miss
Issippi
New Jersey
Tragic Cincinnati Boy Dies After Amputation
Seven year old John Gumm died at General hospital after his leg was amputated and his mother Ethel Gumm submitted to a blood transfusion in a desperate bid to save him. He had darted into Central avenue from a bakery and was struck by a truck, collapsing before midnight.
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Cincinnati
John Gumm
General Hospital
Ethel Gumm
John
Central Avenue
Honest man returns found check to police
A roughly $50 check endorsed by John Szewczyk was found yesterday by city fireman Brouse near Fisher's store. The check, dated February 1 and bearing the number 793520 with the note air mail payroll, was turned over to the police instead of being cashed.
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Diogenes
John Szewczyk
Brouse
Fisher
Air Mail
Povice
Bandit Holds Up Cigar Store Clerk in Cleveland
A masked bandit entered the United Cigar Store at Huron road and Euclid avenue and held up the clerk in charge escaping with 650 dollars in cash. City engineer R H Simpson urges rebuilding of the High Street viaduct at Union Station within two or three years.
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Cleveland
United Cigar
Huron Road
Euclid Avenue
Columbus
R. H. Simpson
High Street
Union Station
Senators clash over striking miners settlement plan
Debate in the Senate centers on a resolution urging executive action to settle the mining strike. Borah opposes delegating powers to the president, while Copeland and Simmons argue the chief executive can influence operators and miners more effectively. Reed calls the remedy ineffectual as miners favor arbitration and the resolution offers no real solution.
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Atlantic
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Iself
Her
Copeland and Simmons
North Carolina
Copeland
Reed
Missouri
Penn
Pennsylvania
Auto collision suit reaches court in Klein vs Wacker
In a common pleas case, Emil Klein Elyra sues Frederick Wacker Luau for 228.50 after a motor vehicle crash damaged her car. Jury trial set as parties fail to settle. Also notes Franklin school kindergarten staffing change following retirement and death.
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Court of Common Pleas
Emil Klein
Elyra
Frederick Wacker
Luau
Woman fractures arm in fall at home steps
Mrs. J. A. Kenawell of 412 1 2 West Avenue fractured the right arm yesterday morning about nine thirty. The injury occurred from a fall on the front steps of her home. She was admitted to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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J. A. Kenawell
West Avenue
Fillo Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony and Name Return
Marie Fillo sues Michael Fillo in the court of common pleas for divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She alleges failure to provide food and clothing, seeks alimony and restoration of her maiden name. The couple has one child.
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Bivorche
Marie Fillo
Court of Common Pleas
Michael Fillo
Fractured Arm After Icy Porch Slip
Mrs Frank Hard of 103 Parke avenue slipped on ice while sweeping snow from her porch yesterday morning and fractured her left arm. She was taken to Elyria Memorial hospital for treatment. Evans Spar changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on a statuary charge to assault and battery in Judge A R Webber's court. He received six months at Toledo work house and a $200 fine plus costs. A series of grade school teacher meetings aims to establish a unified teaching system with discussed instructional methods. Owando Maid, a champion cat owned by Mrs J H Howlett, won first prize at the Detroit show. Mrs Towlett attended and praised the victory. Mrs Christine Harlknecht was granted a divorce from Ernst Barbkwecht for gross neglect of duty.
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Frank Hard
Parke Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Evans Spar
A. R. Webber
Toledo
Owando Maid
Mra. J
Christine HarLknecht
AL R. Webber
Ernst Barbkwecht
Liquor raid yields multiple arrests and evidence in Blyrin case
Charles Wrapp J W Copsey John Jackton and others face charges as Roy Curlebus proprietor pleads not guilty and posts 800 bond. Ethelindfelter Mabel Parmelee also plead not guilty on liquor charges with $1000 bonds. Evidence includes bottles funnels a pint bottle of whiskey and gag neck from a fruit jar. Residents under surveillance and banqueting plans noted.
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Charles Wrapp
J. W. Copsey
John Jackton
Blyrin
Bruce Spaulding
Charles Mayo
Lorain
Geo Lattie
Cleveland
Roy Curlebus
Ethelindfelter
Mabel Parmelee
E. J. Stankard
Valice
Wurlebus
Stankard
Delaney and McTigue May Be Matched Soon
New York Feb 9 details a likely bout pairing Jack Delaney and Mike McTigue to decide who meets Paul Bert Yenbach for the light heavyweight title. The State Athletic Commission had kept champion inactive pending a McTigue fight. Delaney proposed an elimination match to satisfy the commission.
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Delaney
Mike McTigue
New York
Jack Delancey
Paul Bertenbach
McTigue Bertenbach
State Athletic Commission
McTigue
Bert Yenbach
Paul
World War Letter Arrives at Last Seven Years Late
Boston reports a World War I letter from General John J. Pershing reaching Bert Ford seven years late. The missive, written in France and addressed to Ford of the International News Service, thanks him for his accurate frontline dispatches and notes his coverage with American, French, and British troops. The letter traveled through army channels after delays in Coblenz and Cobling and at Brest before delivery today.
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Boston
France
Welc
John J. Irshing
A.B. FL
Gi. H. C
Chaumont
Bert Mord
International
Ford
International News Service
Germany
Cobling
Woodrow Wilson
Brest
Paris
Genural Pershing
Cobteng
Army
John J. Pershing
Time May Come When Kids Obey in a New Comeback
New York reports educator Katherine A. McCann predicts a parental comeback as public school leadership ages toward retirement. She says parents must reassert authority and model obedience to restore home discipline amid a youth-searching era.
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New York
New York City
Katherine A. McCann
Miss McCann
Air Service Split Sends Pentagon Politicking Across Congress
Reports say Maj. Gen. Mason Patrick faced possible discipline for backing a unified air service contrary to the Morrow plan. Patrick continued to endorse a separate air service before committees, while Davis probes threaten new inquiries as Mitchell’s stance and Davis actions spark opposition and mockery from critics.
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Patrick
Air Service
Mason M. Patrick
Arr Air Service
Morrow Board
Mitchell
Patrick Hay
Congress
Army
Davis
Rep
James, RR
Michigan
House Military Affairs Committee
War Department
Moerely
Congressional
Mitchel
Department
Garrett
Sleigit Proves to Be Carlospey Berg on Winter Street
Pedestrians watched a horse and cutter progress down the street as sleigh bells recalled past winters. A telegraph pole scene drew a cautious crowd that mused on how sleigh rides once served as the main winter amusement, with rigs and cutters common in snowy weather.
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Carlospey Berg
Naga
Dodgers Sign Ray Moss To 1968 Pact
Brooklyn announces right hand pitcher Ray Moss signed a 1968 contract with the Dodgers. Moss was purchased from the Memphis club of the Southern Association, the team said in New York.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Memphis
On the Air Tonight Across Cities and Stations
A fragmented radio schedule lists Cleveland WEAR 8 meters with a 7:00 8) program, Baltimore WEAD 246 meters at 7:30, Columbus WEAD 93 meters at 8:00, Chicago KYW 525 meters with a musical program, and New York WEAF 401 meters at 10:30 featuring Lopez orchestra.
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Cleveland
Wear
Baltimore
WEAD
Columbus
Chicago
Missing husband in World War veteran case sparks city search
Mrs Hotchkiss reported her husband Hotchkiss failed to return home after a spell, disappeared after telephoning he felt one coming on. Police searched city and river then rail stations for hours with no trace. He is 29, 5 foot 6 and a half, 126 pounds, brown lumber jacket sweater and cap. He served with the 17th Pavion in World War I and was gassed at Argonne. He is married seven years with one son Courtland.
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Argonne
Trotchkiss
Polica
Hotchkiss
17Th
Pavisian
Ashland
Ypres
Courtland
Japan’s Trade Rebounds After 1923 Earthquake Losses
Washington report shows Japan’s 1925 exports at 954.9 million dollars and imports at 1.052 billion. Exports rose about 200 million from 1924 while imports increased 18 million. Recovery signals stronger Far East presence and US dominance as a buyer of Japanese goods.
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Washington
Japan
Department of Commerce
Far East
United States
Germany
Central Labor Union installs officers at special meeting
Officers of the Central Labor Union were installed at a regular meeting in Painters hall. J. Meyers became president Rudolf Rosskopf vice president Carl Schultz reporter C. H. Sgopp secretary treasurer. Committee chairmen named Organization C. H. Kopp Union Label LCG Colson Arbitration and Grievance E. Cotton Legislation Administration George B. Chingue. The secretary was to cooperate with electing labor-friendly candidates at primaries. Colson Kopp Chingue will draft a resolution to present to the Lorain County Fair Board protesting Labor Day as County Fair Day.
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Central Labor Union
Painters’ Hall
J. Meyers
Rudolf Rosskopf
Carl Schultz
C. H. Sgopp
C. H. Kopp
CG. Colson
E. Cotton
George B. Chingue
Colson
Kopp
Chingue
Lorain
County Fair Board
Edgar R. Marsh Sues to Clear Deed on Lorain Property
Edgar R. Marsh filed a suit to clear the deed on a Lorain property and asks that defendants be required to reveal any claim they may have.
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Edgar R. Marsh
Lorain
United Midwestern Markets Report Cleveland Toledo
Market notes from Cleveland and Toledo list produce prices for butter eggs oleo and apples along with detailed livestock bids. Cattle hogs sheep and calves are reported steady to modestly varying in Cleveland while Toledo shows lower hog prices and steady cattle and veal markets.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock
Pisa
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Lincoln Voter Letters From Elyria and Oberlin
A reader from Elyria Ohio 330 West Street writes about voting for Lincoln in 1860 and 1864 praising Lincoln and noting eye problems aided by his grandson. Another speaker W H Mason from 356 West Second Street recounts voting for Lincoln at Fort Wayne Indiana in 1860 and Oberlin Ohio in 1864. Mason is eighty six.
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Lincoln
An- Aletam
Gettingburg
Ohio Volunteers
West Street
Barney Schuster
W. H. Mason
West Second Street
Abraham Lincoln
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Oberlin
Ohio
Mason
Local Notices from Eaton a Busy Week
Eaton column recounts travel and illness among residents Mrs Charles Strickland visited Cleveland last week with her sister Mrs Frank Strickland who is seriously ill. Several locals attended Farmers Week at Ohio State University in Columbus. Community events include a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Edna Durkee's home and attendance at Abies Irish Rose at the Rialto. Families and neighbors share illness, hospitality, and visits to Cleveland Rocky River and Elyria plus a note on the Stanley Cup hockey trophy as a Canadian marvel.
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eBrea
Walter Harwedel
Cleveland
Baby Albaugh
Harwedel
Ridgeville
Dolores Albaugh
Clyde Rose
Columbus
Mary Dawley
Ralph Cole
Huytia
Burton Ross
Henry Ruhl
B. C. Annelwehr
Flora Lewis
Berea
Pierce
Merle Phalps
Anne Alexander
F. M. Mathaway
Marie Cornish
PF. 2
Longhon
Clarence Cowley
George Cornish
Rialto
Alfred Brightman
Hopwood
Roy Meyers
Memorial Hospital
Martin Hopwood
Walter Cornish
Rocky River
Milo Cornish
Florence Peachey
Elyria
Fernando Urias
Fred Urias
Ruth
Kathryn
Lewis Grills
William Auld, Jr
Burton Rags
Temperature Drops with Ocean Depth in Pacific Example
The sea cools with depth. In the Pacific, surface water was 64°F while at 2 652 feet depth it registered 40.5°F, a 13.5 degree drop.
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Pacific Ocean
Surace
Correction On Postmaster Suit Amount In Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram corrects a Monday item stating Dennis W. Seward was sued for 11261.85. The true amount is 1261.85. National Surety Co. filed suit alleging a discrepancy in Seward accounts, making him liable to reimburse the U S Government. Seward disputes personal responsibility and contests the payment.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Dennis W. Seward
Seward
National Surety Co
Norman Atkinson Fined for Bus Run Aboard Street Car
Norman Atkinson, driver for a bus company, was fined $10 in police court after being found guilty of driving his bus past a street car as it prepared to stop for a passenger. Evidence from street car crew and a boarding passenger supported the case. Atkinson offered no witnesses and pleaded not guilty.
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RCS
Norman Atkinson
J. George
Atkinson
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Tacal News
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Franklin School
Rut Agings
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Dot Mitchell
Tsuge
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Santino
Apan
Canada
Dominion
Aror
Stuart
Cobard
FLA. Stuart Company
Dept.c, Marshall
Mach
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Leader Shoe Store
Broad S&t
Boylans
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