Lorain County Masters Institute Meets in Oberlin
The Fortieth second annual Lorain County Masters Institute program was held in Oberlin with morning and afternoon sessions in Grange hall and an evening service at the Methodist church. Address by H. Smith, discussions led by C. C. Maple and W. C. Reese, and poems recited by Regend Fasterlake and others highlighted the day.
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Oberlin
Te Lorain County Masters Institute
Grange Hall
Regend Fasterlake
Statent’ i College
Lorain County
C. C. Maple
W. C. Reese
Pope
George HH. Chamberlain
France
Fasten
Taka Lee
Ward Radeors
Odin
Dapper Den sought in Taylor murder probe
A search for the notorious Dapper Den in the east aims to yield key clues in the slaying of William Desmond Taylor, with Collins claimed seen in Los Angeles during the murder and currently indicted in New York for relorous assault after John H. Reid was shot at Hazel Warner's home.
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East
William Desmond Taylor
Collins ‘5
Los Angeles
New York
John H. Reid
Hazel Warner
Public institutions reflect the people's will in law and courts
An editorial argues that laws and court practices mirror public desires, urging constructive criticism of the justice system to refine and legitimize legal processes and outcomes. It emphasizes reform driven by citizen input and civic responsibility.
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Iustice
Oberlin Glee Club Annual Home Show Next Saturday
The Oberlin Glee Club presents its annual home show next Saturday evening with a grand finale featuring a dramatic number. The performance will include solos and a featured stunt by all members, promising a well balanced, heavily musical program to conclude the program.
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Oberlin
GLEE
KIEHT
EL Wikler
Masa
Tee Willa
Advanern
Oberlin Student 10 Given Bravery Medal
An Oberlin student, 22, was awarded a bravery medal for actions during a capsized rowing incident on a frozen lake near Spokane. The event occurred January 27 near the National Bow Street in New York. Four men were in a boat when it capsized after a sudden signal. one man died, three survived.
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Oberlin
Hinnor
New York
Spokane
Oatanerroof
Oberlin church services and activities listed
Oberlin churches schedule Sunday services at 9 45 a m and 11 30 a m with preaching by Rev Hed and music from Henry Helm. Evening services feature Young People's meeting at 4 30 p m and a special address in the First Church building. Sunday school at 11 00 a m and a sermon series on historical themes. Bible study and college student classes noted, with locations including Downey Hall and Squire Building.
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Oberlin
Rust M. Ou. Jol
Thompson
A. Om
R .m. Solo
Henry
Helm
Eomor
Finney Chapel
Abraham Linentn Tihpom
Huilding
King
Rlnsg
Minyward
Downey Hall Chapel
Testimon Meeting Reading Room Schedule and Church Events
The reading room opens Tuesday afternoon from 1 to 6 and Friday from 2 to 3. Christ Church Episcopal Booth Madine reports Rev. Daniels and Bereta Renngcesinegs with a church school at 9:70 a.m. and evening prayer at 4 p.m. Evensong at 4 p.m. Vestry meeting at 5 o'clock Sunday evening.
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Carist Church
Episcopal
Booth Madine
I. FL Daniels
Bereta
Oberlin clubs schedule for next week
Oberlin February 11 update lists Oberlin Women's club department meeting with Mrs P D Sherman on Tuesday February 14 at 3 p m at North Professor Street Mend ing Bee with Mrs Root on Thursday evening February 15 at 100 North Professor street Nineteenth Century club hosted by Mrs Sert Davia and Mrs G P Peabody Tuesday afternoon January D McMillan spoke on Health Mrs C R Graham to entertain the Merry Wives club on Wednesday evening February 14
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Oberlin
Fep
Oberlin Club
Weiteracre
Oberlin Women's Club
P. D. Sherman
North Professor Sr
Mending Bee
Root
North Professor Street
Sert Davia
G. & Peabody
Auity D. McMillan
CR. Graham
Merry Wives Club
Foghts Visit. Local Happenings and Social Notes
Mr and Mrs MoO Foght of Cleveland plan a weekend with sister Mrs C J Maynard on Hast College street. Mesdames Joe Braithwaite EF W Spout Frank Feeter and ELON attend a school basketball game Friday eve. Voy Shearman of Cleveland visits his mother Mrs A G Shemano at 47 West Vine Street Friday. Meo and M at Lerath nm Bavan of Brownhenry attend the farmers two day event. Ward 2eSe Atohings ep Loder van etohages wpe tar for twa ow perta ahant wil ar th AL beeeline puri ta othe burdho.
Sayings of Lincoln on Prosperity and Faith in Labor
Fragmented quotation passage reflects Lincoln era themes of labor prosperity faith in workers and posterity. It references equality opportunity and duties to labor for future generations while urging action aligned with right makes might and the endurance of union values across the nation.
Mur der Case at Hand: Brown Shirt Clue and Suspects
A mur der investigation midges over a brown plaid shirt found on the scene. Officers pursue leads tying Walter Thiele’s possession to the crime. Miss Normand questioned as investigators probe a possible motive and the night’s events. Deputies search cabins along the river for further evidence.
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Walter Thiele
Lawler
Knight Fights Anti-Saloon League in Ohio
Representative Charles L Knight of Ohio denounces the Anti-Saloon League and its political meddling. He states he will listen but not bow to their orders, and refuses to become a candidate under their pressure. Knight criticizes the league for pressuring candidates and vows to stand by his own views.
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Washington
Charles L Knight
N, Ohio
Feder
M. C. Robinson
Ash
Knight
Feague
Ohio
Toby Pot
Las ‘Es
Suppressed Huns Pater Berlin Fes 12 Overthrow Noted
Fragmentary OCR text mentions suppression of a regime in Berlin and Fes with implied political upheaval. No clear names, dates, or events fully readable.
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Berlin
Fes
Pewsia
New Electric Rates Debated at Lorain Meeting
At a council gathering in Lorain on February date, officials consider a proposed rate increase by the Ohio Public Service Corporation to raise electric charges. The council faces questions about a new franchise and the impact on residents and businesses.
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Lorain
Vonday
Leririe
Ohio
Servo Corporation
Lincoln's Picture in Split Fence Rail Landmark Frame
A century-old split fence rail frames a relic honoring Abraham Lincoln. The piece includes a photo of Lincoln at his March 4 1861 address, with the house where he was carried after being shot at Ford's Theatre and the Lincoln National Memorial Museum nearby. A portrait titled The Bail Splitter, framed by E. Peck of Scranton, features chestnut rail fragments said to be spilt by Lincoln himself.
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Abraham Lincoln
Ferlower Theater
Lincoln National Memorial Museem
E. Ms. Peck
Scranton
Wayne County
Police seek Edward F. Sands in Taylor murder case
A police official says Sands, a valet and secretary to William Desmond Taylor, may provide information to solve Taylor’s death. A nationwide search is intensified as Sands is also wanted as an army deserter.
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Edward F. Sands
William Desmond Taylor
Taylor
Sands
Experienced manager takes over Mayburgs store mast broad st
Harry Musler is the new manager of Mayburgs ladies furnishings store on Mast Broad street arriving from New York City. He has managed stores in Kansas City Los Angeles Chicago San Francisco and the Barrose store in New York, bringing wide experience to the post.
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Harry Musler
Mayburg
Mast Broad Street
New York City
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Barrose
New York
World Sport Events Today Across Nations and Disciplines
A global schedule lists racing meets in New Orleans Havana Tijuana and Cleveland skates indoor titles in Cleveland and Buffalo golf in Chicago bowling events in Chicago and St Louis cycling trials in Chicago motorboat racing in Miami and various terrier club shows in New York boxing highlights Gene Tunney versus Jack Clifford in Bronston over 22 rounds.
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Hoday
Assa
New Orleans
Uvka-Amercan Jockey Club
Havana
Lower California Jockey Club
Tia Juana
Almerlcan
Cleveland
Lake Placid
N.Y
Bufala
Chicago
International Bowling Association
St. Faui
Tedeen
Miami
Ila
Benehenuw
Airdale Terrier Club of America
New Verte
New York
Cairn Terrier Clu of America
Callia Club
Welsh Terrrier Club
New Yrk
Scottish Terrier Club of America
Gene Tunney
Jack Cliford
Bronston
Wellington Chooses 1922 Fire Department Members
Wellington February 11 The village council elected fire department members for the coming year led by Wm Hildebrand as fire chief and fire warden. Other appointees include Sol Ray Warren Fisher Kenneth Brouse Claire Mcaffrey Sam Ledgett Clayton Barrick Fred Sage Carl Wynn Claude Gott Rey Paul Ray Fulks Herold Whiteside John Henney and K C Rice. Wellington February 11 The Baptist choir elected officers for the next year with Mildred Buck as president pianist and director Ralph Crandall secretary treasurer and librarian Mrs R C G.
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Wellington
Fire Department
Wm. Hildebrand
Sol Ray
Warren Fisher
Kenneth Brouse
Claire Mc‘affrey
Sam Ledgett
Clayton
Charles Barrick
Fred Sage
Carl Wynn
Claude Gott
Rey Paul
Ray Fulks
Herold Whiteside
John Henney
K. C. Rice
Baptist Choir
The
Baptist Church
N. M. Pond
Mildred Buck
Hertha Edwards
Ralph Crandall
R. CG
Balloon factory to restart at Wellington this spring
After a church meeting the choir enjoyed a social hour and refreshments. Balloon factory at Wellington is set to resume operation in the spring, per authority HL Hopkins, treasurer of the Bhore Muu ber Ua. In Wellington Feb 11 Naoul Wise remains ill at Nome, Sidney S. Warner transfers from Denver to Lincoln. June, infant daughter of Robert and Grace Hemphill, still ill with pneumonia. Frank Wooley taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Wellington
C. HL. Hopkins
Cleveland
Nome
Leen
Sidney S. Warner
White Co
Denver
Col
Lincoln
Nev
June
Robert
Grace Hemphill
Frank Gillett
Frank Wooley
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Lincoln as pattern of a strictly self made American
A report on Bishop W A Quayle's lecture and banquet at the First Congregational church notes his praise of Lincoln as a prose and poetry figure, a self made American whose democracy saved the union. Quayle urged Christian men to unite for moral improvement and to oppose hostile minority efforts against better institutions.
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South
North
Lincoln
Gincom
Union
Wes
Erea
Anay
First Congregational Church
Quayle
A. L. Werner
Tfe
Build House Continues For Cleveland Performers
The home of the experimenting Cleveland performers, whose names are not disclosed, is to be completed by spring. The Tree-Top Home will include a cook stove, rugs, beds and essentials for comfort with no music planned for the eagles. The Yeomen set next meeting for Monday evening, Feb 33 at 7, then a public card party and bazaar.
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Cleveland
Eacles
Stoel
Yeomen
Professors Plan Live In Tree Top Eagle Nest Study House
A group of professors intends to occupy a house on a tree top to observe eagles. They plan rotating stays, with a professor and his wife recording notes and operating a moving picture setup. The plan includes filming nesting, feeding, and the eagles’ behavior through the breeding season.
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Lorain
Vermilion
Amherst
Bandusky
Elyria
Cleveland
Thankful for a Little Child Lydia Pinkham Ad
An old advertisement from Kutztown Pennsylvania touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for childlessness and female troubles. It features a testimonial from Mrs Charles A Mertz praising her healthy one year old baby and urges others to try the remedy, noting many women report health and happiness after use.
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Kutztown
Lydia E. Pinks Titham
Charles A. Mertz
Lydia E. Pinkham
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