Christian Science Lecture Delivers Deep Good At Rialto Theatre
Paul A. Harsch of Toledo spoke at the Rialto on Christian Science, detailing the desire for good, prayer, and salvation through divine guidance. He cited Bible records and Mrs. Eddy, tracing the movement’s universality and its aims to bring daily good into life.
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Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Mass
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Thomas Jefferson
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Jesus
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Local Red Cross Seeks Helpers For Soldier Sweaters
The Red Cross chapters urge volunteers to knit twenty five sweaters for soldiers in hospitals. Secretary Miss Born Smith invites interested ladies to contact headquarters each afternoon at the listed phone number for details.
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Local man with dwarfism dies amid fear of operation
A distressed individual with dwarfism, identified in local reports as RYR of New York, faced fears of an impending medical procedure and took his own life. The case details unclear due to fragmented text, with references to family, healthcare, and community reactions.
Number Four Continued Debate On Dam Controversy
Article fragment details a plan to build a dam on the Colorado River with power and irrigation aims for the southern region. It notes opposition over constitutional rights and a cloture vote, with Senator Ashburst leading Democrats in Arizona against the measure, unable to muster the required minority to defeat cloture.
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Arizona
Sunday Five Best Radio Features Listed
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Features compile a morning lineup across multiple stations. The notice names WCCO Minneapolis Saint Paul WRHAF and KG O Pittsburgh with program slots and times including twilight hour and Capitol Theatre listings.
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WCCO
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RDKA
Pautsburgh
Twilight Hour
Uniple
WRHAF
Capitol Theatre Program
KPO
San Francisco
KG@O
Monday's Five Best Radio Features
Radio listing notes a Monday program of five features across stations including WIZ New York and WRAEF Arlington. It lists Henry Hadley orchestral works with the Pan American Orchestra and a service concert by T'PAL. Details resemble a schedule with EST times and interstation connections.
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New York
todeerBint
M. ST Henry Hadley
Arlington
T'Pal
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State highway crossings cited in survey findings
A long report discusses crossing hazards on state highways based on surveys by government engineers. It notes most crossings lack overhead or underground protection, details traffic concentrations in northeastern Ohio, and cites fatalities and injuries from grade crossings as researchers urge funding and improved signaling.
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Turmoil Across Shanghai Fronts With Movements and Barricades
Fragmented account details a shifting Shanghai battlefront with Marshal Sun's forces clashing as Chang and Chinese troops maneuver near Sunkiang. Troop withdrawals, reinforced lines, and temporary barricades disrupt transport while foreign residents faced danger. Disturbances spread toward Cantonese fronts as chaos grows.
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Alleged breach of warranty suit seeks judgment
Ross B Heilman sues Deory M Andress at 702 Broad Street in the Court of Common Pleas claiming breach of warranty over a warranty deed in Lorain seven years ago. Heilman seeks 8772.82 first, plus 50771.02 for alleged damages due to later titling disputes and expenses.
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Broad Street
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Lorain
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Hellman
Royal William of Sweden Cancelled Detroit Visit
Prince William of Sweden arrived in Detroit to an oversized royal bed in the hotel royal suite but cut his three day stay. The reevaluated schedule has him not remaining into the evening and departing for Chicago at midnight. He was to address the Detroit Athletic Club on wild game expeditions tonight.
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Sweden
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Chicago
Four Divorces Filed In Common Pleas Actions
Four divorce actions charging extreme cruelty and neglect of duty were filed in common pleas court. Annabelle Bath seeks divorce alimony and custody alleging refusal to work and verbal abuse. Violet Murphy seeks divorce alleging vile names and neglect to provide. Frank Artiea’s wife claims spending on drink and repeated eviction. Helen Henderson seeks divorce alimony and name restoration after her husband failed to provide.
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Walter Murphy
Spruce Street
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Frank Artiea
Helen Menderson
Food blockade effects linger Berlin press says
Berlin officials report lingering food blockade impacts after the war era. Prussian health minister Henry Eitteicher warns of under nourishment’s long term harm and warns that water and sewer issues fuel disease. He cites a drop in birth rates and rising typhoid cases as evidence of continued stress on the population.
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Hopkins Estate Action Aims to Reclaim Shared Heirs Interest
In San Francisco a federal court filing by Norman L. Freeman of High Point SC seeks to settle a dispute over the estate of Mark Hopkins. Five siblings and others claim heirs rights across four brothers and three sisters uninformed of the death and real share. The case names multiple descendants across states and asserts a conflict over rightful ownership of the estate shares.
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Two machines wrecked on Lake Ave accident report
Two streetcars collided between stops 6 and 7 on Lake Avenue around 8 a m. Carl Shhaub of Elyria and Bradley Shipley of Crafton drove the cars. Both vehicles were badly wrecked but no injuries were reported beyond riders being shaken up.
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Two Steamer Sinks as Crews Escape in Kentucky Storm
In Ashland Kentucky on February 26 two steamers the Advance owned by the Inter Waterways Company Louisville and the Conductor owned by a Wheeling Steel subsidiary sank due to strong winds and high waves. Fourteen aboard the Advance and ten aboard the Conductor escaped danger.
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Rain Promised In Coming Week Across Ohio Valley
Weather outlook for Feb 28 to Mar 5 calls for a period of rain at the start of the week and again after midweek. Moderate temperatures prevail most days with a cold spell near week's end.
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Markets show mixed livestock and grain quotes in multiple cities
Cleveland hogs steady with receipts around 200 and calves and cattle steady. sheep receipts about 210 with fat lambs around 14.50 to 14.75 and ewes 5.00 to 7.30. Toledo wheat No 2 red 1.35 to 1.36, corn yellow 1.167 1-2, oats mixed. Chicago and New York listings include cattle, hogs, and grain futures with varied prices amidst routine market activity.
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Fire forces 17 Clevelanders from icy apartment block
A fire in Cleveland drove 17 residents including five children into the streets early today. The blaze started from a basket of live coals and was discovered by Mr and Mrs Robert Connors in their apartment. Firemen battled the flames as residents fled to safety.
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Two Corn Borer Demonstrations Set in Lorain County
Two European corn borer demonstrations are planned in Lorain County next week. One will occur in Elyria on February 28 and the other in Oberlin on March 1. Attendees for Elyria should meet at Simpson Moor Company at 2:00 p.m. Monday, while Oberlin participants should be at Klermann's garage at 1:60 p.m. Tuesday. The extension agent notes a 500 percent rise in corn borer problems in 1926, urging farmers to learn control measures as corn substitutes emerge.
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Farm Blog Snarled in Senate Vote Delay
Washington Feb 26 The farm bloc was squeezed out in a senate snarl delaying a vote on President Coolidge's veto of the McNary Haugen bill as lawmakers favored other measures. The procedural tangle could push the decision several hours, amid a broad legislative scramble.
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Radio debate on prohibition proposed between Wheeler and Butler
Westerville Ohio February 26 A joint debate on prohibition between Wayne B Wheeler and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler may be broadcast to a million voters officials of the anti saloon league said today Wheeler general counsel of the league contemplated challenging the president of Columbia University for a public debate If arranged such a debate would be highly beneficial to the average voter the league said providing voters with the latest information on the subject
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Foil Break At Belmont Co Jail Foiled
A jail break at Belmont County Jail in St Clarks ville Ohio was foiled in the early hours. Three alleged conspirators F Garrity 30 Springfield Robert Murdock 30 Coshocton and Grace Wagner Wheeling West Virginia were arrested after Wheeling authorities overheard a lunch room conversation and notified Ohio officers. Frank Melvie, already facing forgery trial, was caught in the act of sawing his way to freedom.
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Wheeling
W. Va
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Springfield
Robert Murdock
Coshocton
Grace Wagner
Lighting dangerous roads and curves bill backed in Ohio
Columbus Ohio February 26 Senator Frank C Wise of Stark county promotes a bill to light dangerous highways curves and grade crossings. The measure endorsed by the Ohio Good Roads association and automobile clubs comes up for bearing Monday.
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Ohio
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Stark County
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Ohio Good Roads Association
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Methodist Minister Elected Professor at Northwestern
The Rev. Richard D. Hollington, pastor of the Mathewson St. Methodist Episcopal Church, Providence, R. I. has been elected professor of preaching and church administration at Garrett Biblical Institute Northwestern University Evanston Illinois announced today. He has previously served as pastor at Fostoria Ohio Tula Ohio Skenton Ohio and San Diego California.
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Contested Senate Seat Draws Contempt Citations
The fight over Senator Smith’s seat continues as a contempt citation is prepared to bar him. Senate action is expected Monday with invited witnesses including W Va Republican Senator Goff, Insull attorney Daniel Schurler, and Philadelphia court clerk Thomas Cunningham to refuse to answer questions.
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Wellington Neighbors Bid Farewell In Feb Celebration
Wellington neighbors gathered at the Thethers home on North Main Street for a farewell party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Willis 5e3 as they prepare to move to West Main Street. The event featured games, prizes, and refreshments amid a social sendoff by the community.
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Nellie Hines
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Wellington High Eliminated In FE Game Of Contest
Wellington High fell to Penfield 24 to 27 in the opening Class Ab Of Wic County contest last evening. A large crowd braved the storm to cheer the team at Elyria. The game was hotly contested with Wellington players showing effort despite the defeat. Brighton W. CC is set to present Tayle on Friday event next week.
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Lorain Officials Eye Police and Fire Force Increase
Lorain city executives met Tuesday night to discuss a plan to boost the police and fire departments by twelve personnel. They consider adding six officers and six firefighters to address perceived understaffing since 1924, with a projected cost of 324,000 dollars.
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Brother of Late President Wilson Dies in Baltimore
Joseph R. Wilson, brother of the late war president, died at his Chadford apartments home in Baltimore. Nephritis caused his death after about two weeks of illness. His widow and their only daughter, Mrs. Alice Wilson McElroy, were with him. He had limited political involvement, except in 1915 when he ran for secretary of the United States Senate and was defeated by James M. Baker.
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Alice Wilson McElroy
United States Senate
James M. Baker
South Carolina
Schools of Fifty Years Ago Theme Vivid in Talk
Lagrange High School pupils edit this week issue. Judge Wilens of Elyria speaks on the schools of fifty years ago and portraits the past. Many students plan oratorical and reading contests while the Latin classes hold a banquet for the losing side. Valentine exchanges, toasts, and a party mark the day.
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Carl Serley
Lewis Runals
Ima Sanders
Anna Kesenick
Alberta Lang
Arthur Wolfe
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VINCENT VINCENT MEMORIAL AND COMMUNITY NOTES
A jumble of local notices covers visitations, illness, and social events. Mrs. Willian, Mrs. Giberson, and Mrs. Mary Wilkzen attendances are noted alongside a funeral for Mr. White with service and procession details. School and civic notes mention Mr. Boer returning to work, a Ladies Aid gathering, and Loretta Lewis missing school due to cold.
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