Community Chest fund pressured by unpaid pledges
The Elyria Community Chest reports a shortfall in 1924 pledges with about $9,000 owed though larger gifts were paid. Many donors who pledged small amounts have paid little or nothing, prompting calls for moral obligation and timely payment to support social agencies and local institutions.
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Way of the World: Paish on America as trader and lender
British economist Sir George Paish speaks in Cleveland about Americas rise as a leading trader and lender. He notes lending during WWI and argues the need for the United States to buy more goods to sustain foreign trade and repay debts. Ancillary items include anniversaries and local notes.
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Ernest Bloch Emerges as Leading U S Composer
The article profiles Ernest Bloch newly naturalized as a U S citizen. It notes his origins in Geneva Switzerland his innovative style and achievements including a Viola and Piano suite that won the 1919 Coolidge prize, performances by major orchestras and his role directing the Cleveland Institute of Music and its laboratory approach.
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Berkshire
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Chicago
New York Philharmonic
Cleveland
Cleveland Institute of Music
Conservatory
San Francisco
Santa Fe
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New York City
Birthday milestones mix of anniversaries and inaugurations
Fulton County Ohio marks seventy five years today while Gen Quincy Adams Gilmore born a century ago is noted. Dawes and family travel to Washington for the vice presidency inaugura tion. Charles G Dawes heads to a congressional leader’s brief. A group of 50 American educators sail to Montevideo for a conference on Christian work. National music education board meets in Rochester today to discuss standards.
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Quincy Adams Gilmore
Britain
Ladysmith
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Texas
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House
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Ignorance Versus Carelessness in Daily Dangers
A reflective note warns that carelessness and ignorance cause fatal accidents from railroad crossings to closed garages. It stresses that many dangers are not taught in puzzles and that ignorance is a curable but widespread human curse.
Slayer to Die in Electric Chair in Philadelphia
Mattie Jones, 27, colored of Philadelphia, was sentenced to death for the murder of William Martin, 35, colored, in a quarrel last September 1923.
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Philadelphia
Mattie Jones
William Martin
Eastern Heights A City Within a City
Long description extols Eastern Heights as a self contained high ground development in the city with modern homes owned by residents. It emphasizes dry, desirable location and notes it as the only high grade development on high ground offering unmatched surroundings.
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Eastern Heights
Students head to Europe with earnings for summer work
Reports show at least 60 college students traveled to Europe this summer and, after earning money, returned home. The list includes several Harvard Yale and Princeton men.
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Europe
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Operalogue Falstaff at High School auditorium noted
Elyria residents enjoyed the Victor Radio Concert from Tot Dal Monte and Giuseppe de Luca. Harrah Hubbard will present Falstaff and Merry Wives of Windsor with Homer Simmons piano March 5 at the High school auditorium, under Metropolitan Opera Co. sponsorship. Tickets available at Day's Music Store. limit one shows.Victor Records and new titles highlighted with the Seven Musical Magpies and other listings. A Sonora Mahogany Phonograph, lightly marred, offered at 115 dollars as a special price.
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Massachusetts
Medford
Mass
Victor Emmanuel
Florence
Richard Pigott
Madrid
Johanna Gadski
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Edward O. Wolcott
United States
Colorado
Monte Carlo
Long Meadow
Alexander
Idaho
North Carolina Senate
Smith
Altho
Victor
Elyria
Tot! Dal Monte
Giuseppe de Luca
Harrah Hubbard
Homer Simmons
High School
Detroit Jewel Demonstration At Day's Hardware Ends Tonight
Day's Hardware promotes the Detroit Jewel gas ranges with a three dollar payment option. The event features demonstrations by salesman Mr. Lee including off butane tests while highlighting a lifetime oven. Also advertised are an aluminum cake pan for coupon and 35 cents, plus Patco flat paint and 8 percent cash savings through U S Purple stamp program. Credit available with payment by the tenth.
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