Swedish Ballet Delights Small Elyria Rialto Crowd
The Swedish Ballet performed at the Rialto theatre to a modest audience. The troupe trained well and earned praise for dances including Swedish Folk dances, a divertissement, The Foolish Virgins, and a travesty about a Swedish emigrant landing in New York.
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Rialto Theatre
New York
Wellington Civil War Veteran Lt Richmond Dies
Lester Jerome Richmond 81 died at his East Main street home after a three week illness. Born in Akron and raised in Penfield, he lived in Wellington most of his life and served over three years in the Union Army Co. B. He was a G A R member and leaves his wife and children Frank Elmer Mrs Hull and RR Richmond. Funeral at his home Sunday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Record.
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Wellington
Feb
Lester Jerome Richmond
East Main Street
Mr. Richmond
Akron
Penfield
Wood Co
Richmond
Imr
Co. B
Banning
Frank Richmond
Elmer Richmond
Walter Hull
Elyria
RR. C. Richmond
County Officials See No Decision On Pipeline Taxes
County officials who visited Ashland to discuss taxes on Buckeye Pipeline and another oil firm held a long talk but reached no conclusion. The companies proposed paying zero percent of their valuation, which some officials favored though not all were satisfied. A further meeting is planned to seek an agreement.
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Ashland
Buckeye
Lorain
Death of Mrs Finfrock Follows Grief and Crisis
In Lima on February 15 Mrs C G P Finfrock, grief stricken by her mother's death, killed herself by poison after an attempted murder of her husband. She died at City hospital. At her mother's funeral she cried I will be with you soon and relatives suspected her plan.
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Lima
Mre. C. G. P
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Senate oil probes widen with testimony denying payments from Sinclair and refuting high price claims on the Marion Star sale. Alaska lease disputes and Denby Fall coal issues are aired as Coolidge is urged to review Naval Reserve matters. Woman dies in Cincinnati gas stove fire.
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Fall
Probe Music Fund
Washington
Harry F. Sinclair
Archie Roosevelt
Senate Oil Investigating Committee
Tom Johnson
Albert B. Fall
Marion Star
Harding
Louis E. Brush
Rey D. Moore
Senate Public Lands Committee
Frank A. Vanderlip
Senate
Naval Ail Reserve
New York
Wall Street
Cleveland
Alaska
Navy
Denby
Secretary of the Interior
Coolidge
John E. Ballaine
Ballaine
Interior Departments
Matanuska
Oberlin hosts county tournament for boys and girls
Eleven county high schools will send teams to a Saturday event at Oberlin College gymnasium. Avon Lake Avon Columbia Grafton Belden Penfield Brighton Caden HerTietts Brownhelm South Amherst compete for boys and girls titles with trophies and a limited five minute quarters format.
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Avon Lake
Avon
Columbia
Grafton
Belden
Penfield
Brighton
Caden
Her ‘Tietts
Brownhelm
South Amherst
Be. Oom
Weas
Beldon
Lorain County
Napoleon of Herrin Steps Down After Turmoil
S Glenn Young ruled Herrin Illinois as a self styled dictator backed by the Ku Klux Klan. He deposed the police chief and defied federal troops before stepping down and surrendering his weapons after a period of violent town turmoil in Williamson County.
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S. Glenn Young
Herrin
Hiteropestuos
Williamson
Ku Klux Klan
Willamson
Young
Royal Wedding Snafu Ends With Arrest in Europe
Prince Albrecht Eugene of Württemberg wed Princess Nadjeda sister of ex king Ferdinand of Bulgaria. A banquet photo followed by a fire during the ceremony burned and flames were fought. The royal couple were later arrested on charges of liquor possession and intoxication.
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Europe
Albrecht Eugene of
Wurtemberg
Nadjeda
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Gray
Stock market opens with steady gains and mixed leads
Steadying sentiment marks the opening as fractional advances dot the list. MuPont drops over two points to 142 1/4 while General Motors and copper shares show varied movements. United States Steel and Bethlehem rise, and Studebaker falls 1/4 to 13.
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New York
Mupont
Rover
General Motors
Anaconda
Kennecott
Utah
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Sudebaker
Ohio man gets 28 day stay of execution
COLUMBUS Feb 15 Charles Brooks Rondville lives today at the Ohio penitentiary because Governor Donahey granted him a 28 day stay of execution so his attorneys can appeal for a review by the supreme court. He was to be electrocuted this morning for the murder on November 27 1922 of Harry Burns in Worby county during a quarrel over money.
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Columbus
Charles Brooks
Rondville
Ohio Penitentiary
Donahey
Yessterday
Supreme Court
Harry Burns
Couny
Stock Market Slumps Across Sectors On February Trading
At the 6:30 pm hour the New York stock market fell broadly with losses from 1 to over 5 points. General Electric dropped 5.5 to 211, railroads weakened with Atchison 0.5 lower to 99.25, B&O 0.875 down to 57.125, Southern Railway 0.625 to 45.5, oils and steels led declines with Sinclair Oil down 1.5 to 2.25, Producers and Refiners 0.875 to 36.625, California Petroleum 0.890 to 23.125, Mayland 0.75 to 36.75, Pacific Oil 1.25 to 51.25, and other sectors also retreating 1 to nearly 3 points.
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New York
General Electric
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Railway
Sinclair Oil
California Petroleum
Pacific Oil
Industrial and market roundup from Cleveland livestock to Chicago grains
Receipts and prices reported across markets include Cleveland livestock with cattle calves sheep and hogs. grain at Chicago with wheat corn oats and futures. Liberty bonds opening quotes in New York. Major rail and steel company mentions appear as part of a broad industrial listing.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Lorain Women File Divorces Separate Alimony Claims
Elizabeth Vary of Lorain sues Alex Vary for divorce claiming extreme cruelty including fits of anger that damage furniture and illness from his conduct. she seeks alimony. Nellie Schier also sues for alimony from husband Sam Schier after a troubled marriage begun last October with reports of ill treatment.
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Elizabeth Vary
Lorain
Alex Vary
Nellie Schier
Sam Schier
Red Cross Nurse in Alaska Aids Eskimos and Indians
American Red Cross field representative Ebba Drupe travels from Seward to Nome across 2400 miles by boat and dog sled to organize Red Cross work in Alaska. She serves Eskimos and Indians, cooks on a steamboat, and reports saving costs while expanding relief across eleven chapters in the remote territory.
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Red Cross
Ebba Drupe
Alaska
Prox Ketchikan
Nome
Misa Ebba Djane
American Red Cross
Arctic
Seward
Alaskan
United States
Russia
Miss Diupe
Yukon River
Ers
Miss Dings
Tom
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertised For Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach liver and intestinal ailments by removing catarrhal mucus and reducing inflammation. It asserts prior surgeries including appendicitis and gallbladder issues and promises money back after one dose. Sold by all druggists.
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Mayr
Portraits Painted While Women Sleep Trend In Fashion
Report notes a vogue among women of fashion to have their portraits painted while they sleep. The phenomenon reflects a curious blend of beauty culture and modern salon practice.
Scarlet fever and social notices from North Elyria
In North Elyria on February 15 Miss Helen Kellar is ill with scarlet fever. The Markley school closed for two days because of the outbreak. A wedding anniversary and local visiting occurred as families gathered for the event. In Washington the Senate foreign relations committee urged ratification of a treaty allowing British ships to import liquor to U S ports under seal for enforcement by prohibition agents within an hour of shore.
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North Ellyria
Helen Kellar
McIntyre
Elyria
Auden
Arthur Eachtruth
Ohio State University
Richard Hardy
West River Road
F. Egctruth
C. A. White
Farmers’ Institute
Ridgeville
Markley
Harrison Frantz
Mcwneesport
Harvey Cunningham
Eschtruth
Arthur
Langton
Z. Gens
George
C. Bennett
Heis
Marie
Francis
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
Teturo
United States
Barbers union to hold memorial for W J Peaberthy
Members of Barbers Local No. 592 will attend services for late brother W J Peaberthy at his home 248 7th St Sunday at 22 o clock. C H Kopp, President. L J Rose, Secretary.
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Barbers Local No
W. J. Peaberthy
7Th St
C. H. Kopp
L. J. Rose
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