Debates Over Peace Pact Highlight Senate Session
In Washington on January 4 the Borah Reed clash over the anti war treaty shaped the Senate debate as Borah, now chairing Foreign Relations, defended the 59 nation peace pact while Reed pressed for opposition. The House moved to army funding with the navy bill pending. A Kellogg pact ratification push led a foreign affairs sub committee hearing headlined by Dr Sydney L Gulick.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Borah
Idaho
Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
United Press
United States
League
Judiciary Committee
Jones
King
Utah
Treasury
Justice Department
Foreign Affairs
Sydney L. Gulick
Good Will Committee
Federal Council of Churches
Merchants to Decide Wednesday Closing in Elyria
Merchants will consider whether Elyria retail stores should open Wednesday afternoons or stay closed as at present. A special meeting will aim to reach a final decision after January 11 discussions at the Elks Club drew interest but limited attendance.
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Elyria
Sall
The
Elks’ Club
Mathews Honored By Court House Friends With Chair
Sheriff E G Mathews received a cogswell chair this afternoon as a tribute from court house friends for months of friendship and amiable relations. He will turn over his office to Sheriff elect Clarence Adams on Monday, with Judge W M Thompson delivering the presentation.
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E. G. Mathews
Cogswell
Court House
Mathews
Clarence Adams
W. 2. Thompson
Chief Reprimands Twelve Boys for Holiday Misbehavior
Chief E J Stankard admonished twelve boys at police headquarters after a holiday period of mischief. Eight were brought in from a Bond and Jefferson voting booth where the door was damaged during attempts to open it. Two boys were asked to repair the door. Four others were found splashing water in the new restroom at Second and Corn streets and were admonished.
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E. J. Stankard
Bond
Jefferson
Stankard
Second and
Corn Streets
Notable Ages Quoted for Founding Figures
A historical note lists Washington dying at age 7, John Adams at 90, Jefferson at 83, Madison at 35, Monroe at 3, and John Q Adams at 80, reflecting a likely transcription error or misrendered numerals in the original text.
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Washington
John Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
John Q. Adams
Police Plan For Elyria's Eleventh Annual Dance
Elyria police prepare for the eleventh annual dance with a meeting called by Chief B J Stankard. Pension Board of Trustees members Captain F Meyers F Zarnke C Southam P Crehan and Chief Stankard will arrange details. Last year the event was at Cascade dance hall.
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Elyria
B. J. Stankard
Pension S Board of Trustees
Police Department
F. Meyers
F. Zarnke
C. Southam
P. Crehan
E. J. Stankard
Cascade Dance Hall
Collision on Middle Avenue Damages Two Cars
A Norwalk man Howard Fillson was involved in a collision on Middle avenue and Eighth street yesterday afternoon. His car suffered a badly damaged right front fender and bumper while the other car driven by Irene Sabo of R. D. 2 Grafton had the running board steering rod and headlights badly jammed according to police.
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Norwalk
Howard Fillson
Middle Avenue
Eighth Street
Fillson
Irene Sabo
R. D
Grafton
Skidded Auto Causes Minor Collision on Princeton Ave
James Brandau of 339 Princeton Avenue reported an auto skidding event early today. A second driver lost control and struck Brandau’s left fender, then fled the scene. Brandau moved his car aside to prevent further damage.
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James Brandau
Princeton Avenue
Brandau
Divorce Suit Heard Over Alleged Adultery And Cruelty
In common pleas court this morning a contested divorce was heard between Ethel Nelding and Elmer Nelding. The plaintiff alleges the defendant consorts with other women and attends dances with them. Divorce sought on gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1922 and have two children.
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Common Pleas Court
Ethel Nelding
Elmer Nelding
Greenoe Divorce Suit Seeks End to Marriage
Carrie Greenoe files for divorce from Bert Greenoe on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She accuses him of posing as a single man to a Lorain woman and entering into a marriage contract there. The couple, married in 1924, have three children aged four, two, and one.
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Carrie Greenoe
Bert Greenoe
Lorain
Sn Sas
Lecky Divorce Suit Filed by Mary Lecky in Lorain
Mary Lecky of Lorain files for divorce from Henry Lecky citing gross neglect of duty and frequent intoxication. Married in 1924. Plaintiff seeks restoration of maiden name Mary Singstock.
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Mary Lecky
Lorain
Henry Lecky
Mary Singstock
Williams Divorce Filing Noted in 1917 Case
Frank Williams filed suit for divorce from Ruth Williams on the grounds of wilful absence. The record notes the year 1917 and states the couple had no children.
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Frank Williams
Ruth Williams
Adams Prepares To Take Office As Sheriff
Clarence E. Adams, the sheriff elect, and his deputies rush to complete bonds and oaths ahead of taking over county enforcement Monday. Sheriff E. G. Mathews remains in office untilearly Monday morning. Adams will assume control at the county jail. Adams and Mrs. Adams plan to move into the sheriff's residence next week and he has not yet finalized appointing a matron.
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Clarence E. Adams
E. G. Mathews
Adams
Ohio gubernatorial events parade and晚 reception details
Proceedings describe a ceremony with martial music by an American Legion band. Invocation by Rev. John J. Castleberry and benediction for Dr. W. C. Thompson, with a parade and reception in the rotunda, followed by a formal dinner and smoker event, all part of the continuing page one update.
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American Legion
John J. Castleberry
Walnut Hills Christian Church
Cincinnati
Battery A
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Tatehance
Anagram Definition and Example Fragment
A fragment explains that an anagram reorders letters to form another word or phrase. It cites examples like time and emit as anagram pairs, illustrating how letters can be transposed to create new terms.
Silencer for Mrearms Inverted by Maxim in 19ya
A fragment notes that the silencer for Mrearms was inverted by Maxim in 19ya, referencing an unclear historical period and maker. The line preserves the minimal facts without embellishment, maintaining the sourced wording style.
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Maxim
Verdict Expected Today In Bus Case
The $25,260 damage suit brought by Josephine Fay of Elyria against Harry Scott of Cleveland and the Cleveland Elyria Teledo Bus company was expected to go to the jury this afternoon. The defense finished its case, Judge W. B. Thompson planned to charge the jury after closing arguments. Fay seeks the amount for injuries and losses from a bus wreck west of Dover Center in April 1927 begun in the common pleas court.
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Josephine Fay
Elyria
Harry Scott
Cleveland
Plans for Three YMCA Classes Are Announced
William O. McClellan and the YMCA announce three adult classes opening next week. Monday night will start commercial law and fundamentals of engineering courses with prior organization meetings completed. Tuesday night brings an Ohio State University investments course taught by Professor J Wesley Sternberg open to men and women. Howard Butler leads the law class with multiple instructors for the engineering course to be arranged.
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YM. C. A
William O. McClellan
McClellan
Ohio State University
J. Wesley Sternberg
Howard Butler
Death Record for Mrs Emm Sears of Elyria
Mrs Emm Sears formerly of Elyria died Thursday at the home of her son Roy Sears in Cuyahoga Falls. The body will be brought to Elyria Saturday afternoon. Funeral services are planned for Monday with arrangements to be announced. She leaves one daughter Mrs Grace Anning of Riverside California two sons Roy and Elmer of Cuyahoga Falls and seven grandchildren.
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Emm Sears
Elyria
Roy Sears
Curahoga Falls
Sears
Grace Anning
Riverside
California
Cuyahoga Falls
Roy and
Elmer
Mrs Margaret Harrison Dies in Cleveland Home
Mrs Margaret Harrison of 1635 Delmonte Avenue east Cleveland died at her home yesterday morning at five o'clock. A former Elyrian, her funeral will be held at 2:00 from her late home Sunday afternoon and the body will be brought here for burial.
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Margaret Harrison
Delmonte Avenue
East
Cleveland
Beckerley Infant Daughter Passes Away At Home
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Beckerley of 154 Harvard avenue died last evening at 545 oclock. Funeral services were held at 3 this afternoon from Nichols Funeral Home. Burial was in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Inufant
T. H. Beckerley
Harvard Avenue
Nichol
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Funeral Services for Homer C English
Funeral services for the late Homer C English will be held Sunday at 1 30 PM from Sudro Funeral Home with Rev C F Wiseman officiating. Burial will follow in Huntington Cemetery.
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Homer C. English
Sudro Funeral Home
C. F. Wiseman
Huntington Cemetery
Elder John Hobbs Dies at 82 in Local Home
John Hobbs retired contractor died at his home on Turner Street at 10:20 pm age 82 years nine months and twenty six days. He leaves five children including Mrs. Charles De Cusky of Hudson Ohio Fred Hobbs Alliance Ohio George Hobbs Atwater Ohio and two Hobbs sisters in the city plus seven grandchildren and two brothers in England. Immigrated from England in 1871 and lived here since. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 pm officiating burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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John Hobbs
Turner Street
Charles de Cusky
Hudson
Ohio
Fred Hobbs
Alliance
George Hobbs
Atwater
Bess Hobbs
Mildred Hobbs
England
Sudro Funeral
C. F. Wiseman
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Amherst Man Harold Grugel Dies After Brief Illness
Harold Grugel 2c of East Martin Street Amherst died at Amherst hospital this morning after an illness of less than 24 hours. A draftsman for the Ohio Cut Stone Company, he was married recently to Nellie Marti. He leaves four brothers Clarence of Cleveland and Frank Elmer Leo and Lila of Amherst, and a sister. He lived all his life in Amherst and was a member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Almgheest
Jen
Harold Grugel
East Martin
Amherat
S.450
Gruxel
Ohio Cut Stone Company
Nellie Marti
Clarence
Cleveland
Frank
Elmer
Leo
Lila
Aumnerit
Amherst
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Taottton
Prohibition Debate Sparks House Action in Miller Case
In Washington on January 4 the House heated up over sentencing dry law violator Etta Mae Miller to life imprisonment on a fourth conviction. Rep Ketham of Michigan cited editorials defending harsher penalties while Rep Laguardia of New York challenged Dr Clarence True Wilson for backing severe punishment. Majority Leader Tilson interrupted to resume business.
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Washington
Ketham
Mich
Etta Mae Miller
Michigan
Mo Bers
New York
Ilinois
Laguardia
Elyria Fire Underwriters Inspect City for Classification Change
J H Arnold of the National Board of Fire Underwriters arrived in Elyria to recheck water mains, water systems, fire fighting equipment, explosives, construction, and electrical systems. The inspection may alter Elyria from the fifth class, a status it held since 1925, with potential aid from another engineer.
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Elyria
National Board of Fire Underwriter
J H. Arnold
W National Board of Fire Underwriters
John Street
New York City
Whch
Arnold
National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Board
Humber One tale echoes from page edges
Hanne grandson of Nut Arnold held on heavy bond. A Hanna born playmate of Melvin recalls an uncle summoning Melvin to the Arnold home around the last sighting. After a tense night of ar raignment and jail removals Deputy Sheriff Lee Pontius pleaded guilty to assault and battery. Akron x newspaper photographer Clyde Mason filed charges claiming a black jack blow as Sheriff Jacot and Pontius faced a crowd behind the town hall. Pontius says he mistook Mason for an escaped man.
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Hanne
Arnold
Hanna Bor
Melvin
Sherif Lee Pontius
Cilyde Mason
Akron x
Pontius
Albert Jacot
Mason
Bank Seizure Sparks FBI Action and City Contingencies
The bank's books may show irregular loans ranging from 80,609 to 150,000 dollars. State officials seek a conference with Myers, signaling possible grand jury action to probe the bank's condition and failure causes. Amherst residents face cash tightness as deposits are tied up, with no expected loss to depositors and potential losses borne by stockholders.
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Uis
Myers
Amherst Residente
Amherst
Former President of Lima College Dies
Dr Simon Peter Long 68 Lutheran minister and former president of Lima College Lima Ohio died in Chicago. Funeral set for Monday. He served several pastorates in Ohio and authored pamphlets on political subsect. Survived by widow and four children. A small frame building at Ripon College Wisconsin bears the legend North lance of the Republican Party above its doorway.
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Lima College
Chicago
Simon Peter Long
Lima
Ohio
Long
Ripon College
Wisconsin
Salt on icy streets thaws city roads
Broad Street and main intersections were free of snow and ice on Thursday as calcium chloride spread on the streets cut ice hazards. Safety Director John N. Eldt said about half a ton of salt had been spread and noted it does not affect auto tires. The sun was melting remaining ice and officials expect the salt to help against future storms.
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Broad Street
John N. Eldt
R. Eidt
Therr
Mr. Ek
Commissioners View Ditch At Wellington
The Board of County Commissioners visited Wellington to view the Renouard Ditch site. A hearing on the proposed improvement will be held one week from today, according to the commissioners.
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Board of County Commissioners
Wellington
Renouard Ditch
Madame Fraya Predicts Turbulent 1929 Year for France
Paris notes 1929 will bring agitation with political tumbles and returns, rising scandals in society and finance, more crimes and divorces, and several aviation and water disasters. A war menace looms but no bloodshed predicted. Living costs rise and many small merchants fail. a king’s death looms as the era’s standout event. Madame Fraya has gained fame after foreseeing Alfred Loewenstein’s death.
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Paris
Madame Fraya
Alfred Loewenstein
United Press
Tanceé
America
France
M. Loewenstein
Channel
Madame Frara
Madame Flara
The
German Scientists Demonstrate Sound Wire Telephony
Paris reports a German scientist Dr Otto Se demonstrates a fine steel wire that transmits speech as clearly as a telephone. The device repeats every word and tone like a phonograph record with no echo, using a wire thinner than a violin string. The experiment conveys a full conversational and musical range in a compact form.
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Paris
Olswood Manaces
Otto Se
Berlin
Paria
Marsland Mint Founded in 1639 and Coining Early Cash
A mint was established in Marsland in 1639 to coin early currency including a hillings and sixpenace units. The fragmentary text notes a few terms and values, indicating an archival reference to early coinage and monetary practice in Marsland.
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Marsland
Readings for the eerie church service and martyrdoms
A fragment notes a dusk ritual involving legends of martyrs to be read at service or meals. The item suggests a vellum or parchment tradition, with a focus on somber explanations and ritual reading. Further readable details are limited.
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Eeriy
Market Prices Report for Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Cleveland markets list butter prices with extras and firsts, eggs by grade, poultry values for express stock, and potato rates by region and pack size. Notes include one cent under express stock for car poultry and varied sack prices from New York to Idaho and Maine.
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Cleveland
Express
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Columbus wholesale produce market steady as fruits and vegetables hold prices
Trading on the Columbus wholesale market remained steady with apples in fair demand at unchanged prices. Louisiana beets and carrots sold $2.00 to $2.25 per bushel, old beets $1.25 to $1.59, old carrots $1.75 to $2.90, cauliflower $2.25 per crate, celery $6.50 to $7.50 per crate, and lettuce $3.00 to $4.25 per crate.
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Columbus
Louisiana
California
Florida
Idaho
Ohio
Cleveland Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
Cleveland market summary shows hog receipts 24090 with prices 9.25 to 9.90 per 100 pounds, cattle receipts 250 and calves 275 with beef steers around 11.65 and cows 7.90 to 9.00, sheep receipts 1800 with fat lambs about 16.00 to 16.25 and ewes 6.50 to 7.50.
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Cleveland
Hogs Receipts Down in Toledo Market
Toledo dispatch reports hog receipts of 500 with prices 10 to 20 cents lower. Heavy hogs 8.25 to 8.65, mediums 8.80 to 9.00, Yorkers 8.25 to 8.85, good pigs 8.00 to 8.50. Calves and lambs light, market steady.
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Toledo
Toledo market report shows grain price changes
On January 4 in Toledo, wheat No 2 red at 1.38 to 1.39, rye No 2 at 1.12, barley No 2 at 64 to 65 cents. Corn unchanged, oats unchanged, clover and timothy unchanged.
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Toledo
Allike
Market Roundup of Butter Eggs Poultry and Grains
Chicago report lists butter and eggs steady, poultry alive at mixed prices, and warehouse potato shipments with a weak russet market. Wheat and corn futures show No 2 red at 1.37 and No 3% mixed at 2.75, with oats and barley also noting modest quotes. Georgia? No.
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Chicago
United Statees
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Idaho
Minneapolis grain prices aid market snapshot
Minneapolis reporte prices list for January 4 shows unchanged flour shipments at 47.63 per barrel and wheat trading around 1.09 to 1-4 per bushel for No 1 northern, with May at 1.12-1-4 and July at 1.74-1-4. Corn No 3 rises modestly to 79 1-27 per unit while oats No 3 white sits near 42 058 to 43. Flax No 1 quotes at 2.34 3-4 to 2.41 3-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Renson
Cleveland Ros enblum Plays Basketball at Elyria High
Cleveland Ros enblum is set to play basketball at Elyria High on Monday at 7 p m The event features the O Donnell Elvrians crowd expectations and local coverage highlight the matchup and local interest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Rosenblum
Elyria High
O'Donnell
Elvrians
Woman Named Executive Secretary by Governor-Elect Cooper
Columbus, Jan 4 Helen D Minster of Columbus was named executive secretary by Governor elect Myers Y Cooper. She becomes the first woman in the post and the first non lawyer to hold it. Minster has long served as Cooper’s secretary and worked for several political figures since 1919. Cooper also named Capt Howard M Kinley of the 135th Field Artillery as a star officer. He then heads to Toledo, returns to Columbus, and will take residence in the governor's mansion on Thursday.
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Columbus
Helen D. Minster
Myers Y. Cooper
Miss Minster
Cooper
Washington
John C. Speaks
State House of Representatives
Gray
Silver
Griywold
Building Commission
Howard M. Kinley
135Th Field Artillery
Cleveland
Oledo
End points chosen for air refueling route in desert flight
Imperial Valley airport near El Centro and Van Nuys airport become terminal points with a refueling ship at each field. The Question Mark will operate over Van Nuys unless weather requires Imperial Valley. Rockwell Field abandoned for poor visibility. Major Spatz reported the motors functioned perfectly though the flight faced fat and bumpy air. The plane took on 250 gallons of gasoline after a brief breakfast above Imperial airport. this was the sixteenth refueling contact since the flight began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Valley
el Centro
van Nuys
Rockwell Field
Spatz
Imperial Airport
Question Mark Extends Endurance Flight Record in California
The giant Army monoplane Question Mark shattered its third endurance record over Southern California. It surpassed the 63 hours 25 minutes world mark set by Germans Risticz and Zimmerman, though their plane was not air refueled. The fifteenth refueling occurred near El Centro at 11:30 pm with 259 gallons of gasoline transferred without a spill, and total fuel and provisions transfers totaled 1 hour 19 minutes. The Fokker tri motor matched the endurance record for air refueling at 7:33 pm and then surpassed it by one hour, tying to remain aloft longer per international rules. the Belgian crews Crecy and Groenen previously held the 60 hours 7 minutes record on June 23, 1928.
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Los Angeles
Calif
California
Johann Risticz
Wilhelm Zimmerman
el Centro
Fokker
Louis Crecy
Sergei
Victory Groenen
Funeral Directors Elect Officers For 1929
Lorain and Medina County Funeral Directors Club reconstituted leadership at a Thursday dinner at Clifford Peas home Dover Center Officers chosen were J Yord Thompson Lorain president W L Good Wadsworth vice president and Clifford Veas Dover Center secretary and treasurer The secretary and treasurer will attend the state district meeting in Columbus January 9 J L Deming Findlay state secretary spoke on proposed legislation affecting funeral directors About 30 members wives and guests attended dinner at the Congregational Church Entertainment followed at the Peas home by Miss Albertina Rodgers Box Village harp selections and Neison Parker Lakewood elocutionary program The next meeting will be at Seville March 11.
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Lorain and
Medina County
Funeral Directors’ Club
Clifford Peas
Dover Center
J. Yord Thompson
Lorain
W. L. Good
Wadsworth
Clifford Veas
Columbus
J. L. Deming
Findlay
Congregational Church
Peas
Albertina Mr. Rodgers
Box Village
Neison Parker
Lakewood
Seville
Icebound Flight Hero Fights to Reach Trading Posts
The piece describes Captain May's perilous Arctic flight across snow covered wastes. A telegram from Little Red River on December 18 reports diphtheria at the Fort Vermilion outpost, with Dr H A Hamnan dead. Communication relies on dog sleds and telegraph wires, risking weeks without word if fuel or damage halt the plane.
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May
Little Red River
Maur
Edmonton
H. A. Hamnan
A. Logan
Hudson Box Company
Fort Vermilion
Arctic Circle
Local Cribbage Players Tie Records In 1928
Four local cribbage players Ed O’Hare Art Crawford C. M. Terry and J. R. Holcomb created a unique record by each winning exactly 389 games in 1928. The group began playing together three years earlier and kept year long tallies on Saturdays, leading to a surprising equality in results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hare
Art (Happy) Crawford
C. M. Terry
J. R. Holcomb
Hebrew Script and Vowels in Alphabetic System
Hebrew uses 22 consonants written right to left. To supply vowels, nine diacritic points attach to consonants, guiding pronunciation and reading.
Bronte Sisters Used Pseudonyms Ellis Bell Acton Bell
The Bronte sisters Emily and Charlee published as Ellis Bell and Carrer Bell while their sister Anne used the name Acton Bel, sharing pen names to publish work.
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Bronte
Emily and
Charlee
Ellis Bell
Carrer Bell
Anne
Acton Bel
Philip Freneau The Poet of the Revolution
Philip Freneau known as the poet of the Revolution wrote burlesque poems ridiculing the Tories that gained wide popularity in his era.
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Philip Freneau
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Loewenstein
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Savannah River
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Rhods Island
Curveland Produce
Cleveland Livestock
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SEC
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Brooks
Walile Roe’s Electric Co
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