Radio scientist claims setup to block interference
International News reports Jan 9 that Dana Demorest of State University reveals a novel radio attachment claimed to block all forms of interference. Demorest, head of metallurgy, says patent pending and that demonstrations impressed radio manufacturers who offered up to 1,000,000 for sole control. He will market the device after patent protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieae Bus
Radio World
Dana Demorest
Department of Metallurgy State University
Demorest
Orest
U. S
W. Woodrutt
Columbus
Annes
On the Air Tonight Broadcast Notes
Tonight’s schedule lists programs across several cities with a mix of entertainment and talks. Cleveland WTAM features F 43 Coo Coo Club and other entertainers, Boston WNAC airs Danes music at 10 00, Cincinnati WSAI presents chime concert, Montreal CRAC offers a Quebec talk and variety promo at 2 15, New York WEAF presents Gero Vivan and Basa Baritone at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WTAM
Boston
WNAC
Cincinnati
WSAI
Montreal
CRAC
Quebec
New York
WEAF
Gero Vivan
Basa
Wellington Society Notes and Club Meetings
Wellington January reports list the Wellington Church Society officers and social plans, plus updates on arm injury, T M Club activities with high scores, Circle 2 meeting, Boy Scout drills for Medina event, and W B A officers installed by Mrs E B Snyder at the American Legion hall with multiple officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Elsuls Uribe Hs
Wellington
Wk Society of the
Church of I
Harles Baker
C.R. Neal
Charles Baker
Wm. Street
Ralph ‘Whowman
Harry Warner
Baker
T. M
Lawrence Baker
T. M. Club
Wm. Wadaworth
Ray Boates
J. Holland
JL. Ay Baumgardner
Circle 2
M. E. Church
Lena Dirlam
Marian Sponselier
Maude Sheller
May Freeman
D. Snyder
Proceedings Filed By Woman In Domestic Case
Helen Fasekas files divorce action against Andrew Fasekas alleging cruelty and neglect. She seeks alimony custody and protection citing alleged assault and interference with rights. Court action aims to resolve alimony, custody, and related restraining issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fasekas
Andrew Fasekas
Ella
Henrietta High School Music Plans and Local Events
Henrietta High School music department schedules a cantata Hiawatha's Childhood on January 18 19 with a reorganized male quartet guest performers Ruth Gourt Grace Currier and a juvenile program. The high school orchestra will play. January meeting of the Parent Teachers Association with speaker Bupt. Longbow on The Hoy. Henrietta basketball teams beat South Amherst 15-0 girls 14-12 boys. Mrs John Bauman hosts Ladies Aid Society January 14.
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Henrietta High School
Fartimere Institute
Warren Unger
Ruth Gourt
Grace Currier
Miss Buck
Piay
Parant Teerhera Association
Bupt
Longbow
Lorala County
Osage murders spark large Indian debt scandal and trials
Wealthy white guardians had lent Osage Indians large sums while insurance protected lenders. Victims, each worth millions in headrights and oil lands, died from bullets or knives in isolated Osage hills. Under Agent George J. Wright, witnesses claim funds are limited to 4000 dollars yearly, leaving hundreds without food or shelter. Indictments are expected as trials unfold in what observers call some of the era's most unusual western cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonesome
Gallica
Osage
George J. Wright
United States
Ewers White
Wright
Declining School Enrollment After Parochial Polish School Opens
December 1925 enrollment figures show a drop from 4107 to 4102 pupils. Superintendent R. C. Maston cites the Parochial Polish School as drawing 196 pupils away from public schools, accounting for the decrease in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Achool
R. C. Maston
Mrs Max Peabody Recovers From Pneumonia
WAKEMAN Jan 9 Mrs Max Peabody slowly improves after pneumonia the past week. Mr and Mrs Dodd Mrs Nora Oma and Mrs Mina Felton visited Cleveland yesterday. Services set tomorrow at Congregational Church at 10 30 am with the sermon A Man's Religion followed by Sunday school at 11 45 and Christan Endeavor gatherings at 6 30 with social events and the subject planned.
Kiwanis Installs 1926 Officers in Elyria Club
New Kiwanis officers are installed as J. Ed. Betteridge presides. The club plans joint events with Elyria Rotarians, talks by district officials, and a March 4 visit by Governor Hyde. A long list of committee appointments covers programs, public affairs, education, finance, and social activities for the coming two months.
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M.C. A
J. Ed. Betteridge
Betteridge
Elyria Rotarians
U. S. GC A
Rey
Bill'' Sloat
Alva C. Corlett
Cleveland
Kiwanis
Hyde
Bankers' Association
Martin Naveyia
A. H. West
Armitage
Chamberlain
M. A. Abbe
H. D. Brown
Clauser
Ray Chappell
Burr
Boylan
Art Hichwine
L. BP
C. P. Shively
Siekinen
Crisp Duor
Will Smith
Chaiman
Dunn
W. G. Zalaer
Vaylor
Croges
Iglauer
Jones
Kolinski
McWilliams
Henry Heldrich
Beck
Indress
J. G. Wherry
Chairan
Fitch
Elmer Rice
G. E. Could
Walton
Williams
R. Asborne
Bob Rice
Veltenstein
Seabold
Chairlam Dunn
Wherry
Geo
Richine
Stunts
Flick
Chaitman
Iglauar
Thatcher
Clayton Smith
Dictator Ganveras Paupalos Declares Greek Military Rule
Ganveras Paupalos, premier and minister of war, who toppled Constantine and enthroned George, announced his personal assumption of governing authority and the establishment of a military dictatorship in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganveras Paupalos
Greece
Constantina
George
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Jan 8 1920s
Produce market report from Cleveland lists prices for butter eggs poultry apples potatoes cabbage tomatoes and onions. Notable figures include Butter Extra 47-48 cents per pound, Eggs Fresh 46 cents, Ohio Firsts 38 cents, Fowls 83-34 cents, Baldwins apples 5.75 per bushel, Potatoes 2.60-2.75 per bushel, Cabbage 50 per ton, Tomatoes 2.50-2.75 per 10 lb basket, Onions 2.50-2.75 per bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Ohio Baldwins
Stock Markets and Livestock Prices Reported At Cleveland
Stock report from Cleveland records cattle receipts of 200 with a steady market. Choiva fat steers 11 to 12.50, butcher steers 9 to 10.50, heifers 9.50, bulls 6 to 7.60, cows 4 to 6 with common cows 2 to 4. Calves 15 to 18, lambs 16 to 16.50, wethers 10 to 12, hogs 11 to 12.50 with mixed lots 12 to 12.50 and heavies 11.75. market broadly steady. Evening service at 7:30 titled The Broad and Naerten Pata.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Elyria Board weighs school thrift system revival
Elyria's school board met in special session to study reviving a thrift system in public schools after it was discontinued due to low deposits. Superintendent Maston cited state law requiring thrift teaching, preferring a practical system to boost student deposits and bank cooperation. The board also formed committees and referred skating rink and finance matters to new panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Elyria Rebool
I. C. Maston
State Department
Maston
Parent-Teachers Association
Ely
A. R. Agate
J. Howenstine
W. H. van Oster
F. A. Smith
E. Z. Howanstine
BE. J. Tlowenstine
Poison Widow in Ohio Suits Over Alleged Murder Campaign
Two lawsuits filed in Medina common pleas court accuse Martha Wise the potash widow of Hardscrabble of murder and fraud. Fred Hazel sues for 10000 damages plus 300 nursing costs alleging she killed his mother and caused other family deaths. Frad Gienke Sr. seeks 10000 in a separate suit naming Mrs Wise as responsible for multiple victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina, Nu
Martha Wise
Potaon
Marysville
Common Pleas Court
Wise
Fred Hazel
Mrs. Wise
Frad Gienke, Sr
Mia
Lily Gienke
Qsks
Hazel
Sophis Hazel
State's Operating Fund Nears Exhaustion Warns Treasurer
Columbus Jan 9 State Treasurer Harry Day warned that Ohio's general operating fund will be exhausted soon after July 1 next year. He estimated the balance at about 2.56 million dollars with receipts dropping and expenditures rising beyond last year. He blamed the Dempsey Corporation tax cut for the largest revenue decline and said no transfers are expected to the State Aid School Fund or the State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Day
Day
Dempsey Corporation Tar
State Aid
State Highway Department
Navy to Discontinue Dirigible Experiments
Washington January 9 The Navy plans to discontinue elaborate rigid airship experiments and leave dirigible development to commercial airmen. The Shenandoah disaster and Los Angeles limits dampen prospects for two new ships as budget and supply bills largely ignore naval dirigibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Shenandoah
Los Angeles
Navy Department
Bureau of the Budget
Ted Bill Letters Spark Backlash From Readers
The column by Ted Bill prompts sharp replies from readers headed by “BETTY BUSINESS” and “THE BIG FOUR.” One piece mocks his dating advice to “lonely girls” while another defends modern prospects for women, arguing men should earn respect and women need equal input in courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Bill
Desi
Thompson
Ted
Teddy
Noah
Betty
Iwe
T. B
Betausa
T. J
Family tragedy and accident reported in brief record
Hazel alleges his sister caused his wife illness and his son Edward in a petition. Hazels wife killed herself during Miss Wise murder trial. Lawrence Taylor of 615 East Broad Street injured his finger in an electric wringer at the Ohio Public Service Company and was treated at Memorial hospital.
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Hazel
Edward
Miss Wise
Lawrence Taylor
East Broad Street
Ohio Public Service Company
Memorial Hospital
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