Hoover and tariff clash sparks Senate coalition debate
Reports from Washington say President Hoover leans toward a moderate tariff stance amid Senate efforts to alter duties. Close aides note he favors retaining a 50 percent cap on levies and including sugar and lumber on the free list. The topic, debated amid White House silence, has stirred viewpoints among Republicans and industrialists. House members, including Gay Johnson, defend the Senate against attacks, while others dispute the Wild Jackass label used to describe opponents from western states.
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Mir
White House
Joseph R. Grurdy
Yanta
Senate
Wedding at St Jos Catholic Church
Miss Frances Ke i daughter of Mr and Mrs Spucinski to wed John Ligar of an unspecified place at St Jos Catholic Church on February 22. Altar decorated with ferns and lilies, officiated by Rev Fr James. Dr Harlan Dudley listed with medical details. Wellington, D yes Careful Examined Children and Adults ten Glasses or Refitted phone 1656.
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WEOQ
Zerst
St. Jos
Frances Kei
Spucinski
Taylor Street
John Ligar
James An
Harlan Dudley
Ve Bik
Wellington
Appointment notice for estate of Mary Jane Sweny
Legal notice lists the appointment of Mary Jane Sweny also known as Mary Jane Sween de cease John Aweny as administrator of the estate of Mary Jane Sweney Elyria and Lorraine area with dates of February 3 2974 by Probate Judge H C Wilcox and indicates further notice of appointment for Esther Hammer as executrix of Esther Hammer late of Zorsin County with dates February 5 2300 signed by Probate Judge F H CG Wilcox.
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Mary Jane Sweny
Mary Jane Sween
John Aweny
Mar
Elyria
Loraine
H.C. Wilcox
Said
EL Hartiner
Esther HE
Hammer
Esther
Hamm
Zorsin
Bea
CG. Wilcox
Fey
Local society holds mission tea and notes on weddings
The bride and groom affiliations are listed with churches and employers in Lorain and Pennsylvania. A Woman's Foreign Missionary Society tea at Mrs Gertrude Jacobs home featured Rev J Lyon, Miss Ada Hall, and Miss Olive Guild in readings and letters. An invitation extended to St Peter's Evangelical church. many members attended, and a luncheon followed.
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St. Josephs' Catholic Church
Richman Brothers
Lorgin
Pennsylvania
National Tube Co
Lorain
Woman's _Foreign Misionary Society
Gertrude Jacobs
Harris Street
Jessie McLean
J. Lyon
William Coburn
Ada Hall
Horez
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Olive Guild
Lucy Waters
Clara Swain
Arother
Ruby Guild
H. H. Hearn
Byrd Richmond
F. M. Hoptins
A. K- Jenne
J. Egeland
Metta Norton
Martie Sanders
Blanche Jenne
George Hollingsworth
Reuben Hollingsworth
Mre
J. D. Kaser
Muldred
Flora Kaser
W. A. Eastman
Burton Coburn
Jack Bruce and Son
INSTALL NEW CHAIRS FOR LOCAL SCHOOL CLUB EVENTS
A fragmentary local page notes new chairs for a school and a host club gathering at Mrs William Ebr man on Cleveland street. It lists attendees including Mrs C A Lau and Mrs Arthur Esgie and mentions a social luncheon. Myre George Mexger will host the club in three weeks.
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William Ebr
Cleveland Street
Jlerngon
C. A Lau
Arthur Esgie
Sam Wragg
C. P. Schroeder
A. C. Krieger
George Mengel
M. Pisco
A. ©. Engle
C. A. Lauer
Myre
George Mexger
Cleveland Avenue
Incubator progress and local social notes in Litchfield
Ada Rising assists with a 1600 egg incubator and incubators now hold 2900 eggs. Community updates include recovered residents, visits by friends from Cleveland and New London, a church class meeting planning for the year, theatre and basketball events, and upcoming Rainbow Gardens skating party. Local families and neighbors are also noted in visits and funerals around Litchfield and nearby towns.
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Litchfield
Ada Rising
W. A. Peiton
W. E. Leach
Jane Bureh
Medlina
Bir
Thatchier
Rine’s Daughters
Congresationée
C. F. Greenfield
Lodiland
New London
Thompson
Lodi
Litchfield Bligh School
Granger
Alsho
Bepira
Harley Dolemore
Clyde Bradley
Ewald Jantz
Berea
H. B. Bradley
Otto
Fat Comes From Food and Drink In Access of Needs
A reader rivalry column by Lulu Hunt Pel e discusses weight gain despite walking. The piece answers a question from Disgusted? noting fat comes from excess food and drink, not activity, and includes reader letters on water filtration and health habits. It references Mrs Ina Sears and local residents, with notes on newspaper column practices and request steps for pamphlets.
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Lulu Hunt Pele
Galvia
Wellington Homebuilders class holds second annual banquet
Wellington D February 22 Members of the Homebuilders class of the Methodist church enjoyed the second annual banquet at the studio of A E B Althaus with entertainment including After Dinner Flight and sketches by class members led by I N Alt hans Rev Paul Carter delivered greetings The event featured roles such as Manager at the Airport Ad dress of welcome and various skits along with several speakers BIDS SET FOR SEWER Hugo Trifileti of Lorain was the lowest bidder at 4500 for sewer work on High Kent and Union streets with construction to start within two weeks Twenty two W B A members attended a business social meeting approving a fall homecoming for Wellington}
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St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School
Philip Wiegand
Quarry Street
Fred Loosit
South Amherst
Heid
Margaret Barihe
de Yeronals
Donnie Reynolds
Norwalk
Norman Hearn
Christian Endeavor Society
Brownhelm Church
Russell Miller
Man‘s Club
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Elyria
Lorain County
J. Strohmeir
P. Roth
Rowvebuilders
Wellington
Methodist Church
A. E B. Althaus
Dianer
Charles Willard
Jack Larry
Dan Grissinger
Harold White
Messrs
Sut‘lif
Page
A. E. Alt‘hans
Paul Carter
Hugo Trifileti
Lorain
High
Kent
Union Street
Moon
B. A
L. D. Snyder
Frank Murray
Boy Scouts Approve Wellington Homecoming
The Wellington Boy Scout troop met at Congregational church and approved the Homecoming plan for Wellington. Scouts E. L. Barrick and Leon Jones were named as representatives to the general committee meeting. Fred Graf was appointed manager of the Be Vier-Webber store at Shelby and will start immediately. Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Daugherty visited Mansfield yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Bird will move to East Main Street on March 1. The BAKER families from Amherst visited the Burt Curice home.
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Wellington
Fred Graf
E. E. Watters
Be Vier-Webber
Shelby
David Arnold
E. Daugherty
Mansfield
John Bird
Harry Smith
East Main Street
Maron
R. W. Baker
A. Baker
Amherst
Burt Curiice
French Shift Rule System in Sitie Lebanor and Druze Mountain
Revolutionary changes centralize French mandate administration in Sitie Lebanor and the Druze Mountain with a four department High Commissioner council. Departments cover finance public works politics and administration led by directors and chief secretary to advise the commissioner. The move aims to improve direction and execution of governance. ENFIELD Exe motorists warned three thousand summonses to be issued for late 1329 tax payments. A botanist reports cellulose molecular structure never changes form.
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Jerusales
Sitie
Lebanor
Druze
Tunis
Enfield
Exe
British Journalists Visit USA Describe Wild Parties and Edgy Behavior
A British press visitor’s 1928 account paints the United States as a land of bad tea and wild parties. He notes pandemonium at hotels with early morning yelling and objects hurled from windows during football weekends. He observes intoxicated young men and women in hotel corridors and describes vulgar revelry, with undergraduates and wellborn youths mixing, prompting mad scenes in Chicago and Los Angeles from overdrinking.
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United States
Burial site dating to fifth sixth century found in Koenigberg Germany
An extensive burial place dating from the 5th to 6th centuries has been uncovered at Koenigberg in Germany, suggesting a rich archaeological context with grave goods and potential links to early medieval populations. The discovery highlights regional burial practices and demands further study by researchers and historians.
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Koenigaberg
Germany
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Litehfield Cemetery
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