Engine Room Workers on Lake Steamers Demand Higher Pay
Delegates at the lake steamers convention voted to seek higher wages and better conditions. A new code sets pay at 120 dollars monthly for oilers and firemen and 90 dollars for coal passers with a 5 percent seasonal bonus, plus travel fare and holiday limits. Committee leaders include Worden J. Phillips of Ogdensburg and John R. Coyle of Shortsville.
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Cleveland
Lake Carriers Association
Company
IBM
Worden J. Phillips
Ogdensburg
N. Y
John R. Coyle
Shortsville
Reginald May
Harbor View
Ohio
Frank Brabender
Conneaut
Paul Kriel
Columbus
Death Record for Infant Daughter Mihalo
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex Mihalo were held this afternoon at Bittner Funeral Home at 1 30 o clock Burial followed at Amherst Cemetery on Telegraph Road.
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Alex Mihalo
Telegraph Road
Bittner
Amherst Cemetery
Surplus Populations Housed by Radios and Theatres
A suggestion proposes settling surplus populations in remote regions like Siberia by installing radios and moving picture venues on every corner to provide occupation and activity, reflecting a period idea about mass resettlement and entertainment as social control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Dance at Ridgeville Grange Hall Friday Evening
Cooks Orchestra will play at the Ridgeville Grange Hall dance Friday evening with admission 25 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Grange Hall
Cooks Orchestra
Junior Hi-Y Club Elects Officers For Semester
The Junior Hi-Y Club at the YMCA elected officers for the coming semester. William Lersch is president, Robert Crandall vice president, Arthur Bush secretary, and Lester Drage treasurer. Douglas Bryden will chair the recreation committee with Jack Brandt as assistant. Initiation of new members set for January 24. Seven juniors entering the new semester will be ineligible for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lersch
Robert Crandall
Arthur Bush
Lester Drage
Douglas Bryden
Jack Brandt
Flying boats launch epic Pacific crossing from Paradise Cove
The VP-4 led by Lt. Thomas D. Guinn and the VP-5 and P-35 formations lifted from Paradise Cove aiming to fly 3000 miles. Reports came hourly as the fleet pressed westward past the Golden Gate with progress from 665 to 954 miles and contact with the U S Breese en route.
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Paradise Cove
VP-4
Thomas D. Guinn
Atlanta
McGinnis
Golden Gate
U. S. Breese
Ohio Boards Regulate Public Funds and School Transport Insurance
The document states that county boards of education and other authorities cannot deposit public funds in banks without proper contracts and sufficient security. It notes that Federal Deposit Insurance is not adequate under Ohio law and outlines required handling by county treasurers or commissioners. It also allows boards to insure school wagons and motor vans for liability and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Ohio
State Board of Deposits
County Commissioners
Boards of Education
Allan Humphrey Faces Reckless Driving Charge
Allan Humphrey of 615 Dewey Avenue was arrested by Officers Ernie Oldaz and C F E Parker for driving in an unsteady manner on Rush Street. He signed bond to appear in police court this afternoon and was released pending arraignment.
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Allan Humphrey
Dewey Avenue
Humumphrey
Ernie Oldaz
C. F E. Parker
Humphrey
Rush Street
Remember, a man is known by his works speech line
A candidate ends a speech with the line Remember, gentlemen and ladies, a man is known by his works. A voice in the crowd retorts Then yours must be the gas works signaling tension or fear amid the event.
Chronicle-Telegram Joins National Want Ad Week Promotion
The Chronicle-Telegram joins national Want Ad Week observance promoting thrift via classified ads. For six days ads cost regular four day rates to attract new users and show the value of classifieds during Thrift Week sponsored by the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers.
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United States
Chronicle-Telegram Cowil
Rhea Med
Chronicle-Telegram
Diese
Colum
The
Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers
Three Men Fined for Disorderly Conduct After Street Brawl
A street brawl on West Avenue near Manhattan Laundry led to police charging Robert Flynn, Duke Flannigan, and Seth Pomeroy with disorderly conduct. All pleaded guilty before Mayor Vanoster. Flynn paid fines and was released, while Flannigan and Pomeroy were jailed for nonpayment. Flannigan suffered facial injuries and Flynn a knocked out tooth.
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Wast Avenue
Manhattan
Jernie Oldas
C. E. Parker
Robert Flynn
Hillsdale Court
Ising
Duke Flannigan
North Street
Seth Pomeroy
Detroit
Mich
Charsh
Charsa
W. H. Vanoster
Flynn
Flannigan
Pomerayr
Fisnn
Ohio State suspends seven conscientious objectors in military training dispute
The article reports that seven students at Ohio State asked for conscientious objection to military training and were suspended with automatic reinstatement upon compliance. Of 51 applicants, 15 were permanently excused after committee review. seven of those denied exemptions still refuse to follow the president and committee. The board thus restricts further applications this quarter as schedules cannot be adjusted.
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Rishimire
Two Mile Smoking Ban Before Puritan Meeting Houses
Plymouth records show a colonial smoking rule restricting Sunday smoking within two miles of a meeting house and while traveling to or from services. Violators faced a 12 pence fine per offense.
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Plymouth
Mass
Albion Pioneer John A. Clark Dies at Surprise Party
In Albion Ida a gathering planned a surprise 76th birthday for pioneer John A. Clark when he suddenly collapsed and died. Friends reported he “never felt better in my life” moments before the collapse and death at the party.
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Albion
Ida
John A. Clark
Albion Pionees
Clark
Santa Claus Brings Twin Christmas Day Sons
Mr and Mrs Francis Griffin of Holyoke Massachusetts welcomed a son on Christmas Day 1929 and a second son on Christmas Day 1953. Friends compare Kris Kringle to a stork as the family shares their festive arrivals.
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Holyoke
Mas
Francis Griffin
Santa Claus
Kris Kringle
Stork
Blind Cincinnati teen dies after fall from window ledge
Oscar Bryant aged 17, a totally blind student at the State School for the Blind in Columbus, fell four stories from a ledge while smoking a cigarette. He died shortly after from a broken back. Smoking is prohibited at the school.
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Columbus
Oscar Bryant
Cincinnati
State School For the Blind
Reserve Officers Hear Thrilling World War Advance
Major Roy Haitz spoke to the Reserve Officers Association at the national guard armory detailing the five day Ypres Lys advance in which two American divisions fought. He described rapid twelve mile gains under heavy artillery fire with field kitchens unavailable and two battalions bridging for two days before French troops relieved the Americans. American losses were heavy but the objective, Schieldt River head, was reached. Lt. Arthur Richwine opened the meeting and announced the upcoming federal inspection next Monday.
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Sre
Fre
Roy Haitz
National Guard
Hultz
Ypres-Lys
Schieldt River
Mueiebek
Navy
Arthur Richwine
Cleveland
Cigar Store Proprieter Fined for Gambling Boards
W. J. Ready owner of a cigar store at 330134 Broad Street pleaded guilty to exhibiting gambling devices after Captain Fred W. Zarnke found two punch boards behind the counter. Ready was fined $50 and costs. boards were confiscated and a clerk notified to summon him to court.
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W. J. Ready
Broad Street
W. H. Vanoster
Fred W. Zarnke
Ready
Zarnks
Few men of lasting greatness through steady labor
A compact meditation on the value of consistent effort over flashes of brilliance. The piece contrasts enduring achievement with momentary splendor, honoring those who sustain impact beyond brief bursts.
Forum to discuss war debts A Y M C A event
The Young Men's Forum at the Y M C A will hold a semi monthly meeting to discuss European war debts owed to the United States. K Thomasson will lead Should Europe Pay Its Debts and Robert Sandrock will lead Can Europe Pay Its Debts. The open forum starts at p.m. on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Young Men's Forum
Europe
K. Thomasson
Robert Sandrock
Radiative Surgical Knife Demonstrated At Memorial Hospital
The Majestic Radio Surgical Knife was shown today at Memorial Hospital by W C Schmidt of Chicago. Aimed at reducing blood loss, the device heals vessels as it cuts and is already used at Crile and Mayo Clinics. Toledo and Cleveland also host installations. Frank Hoover, hospital superintendent, notes four years of trial at major clinics justify adoption.
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Memorial Hospital
Toledo
Cleveland
W. C. Schmidt
Chicago
Frank Hoover
Crile
Mayo
Lorain County Senior Four-H Club Plans Constitution
The Lorain County Senior Four-H Club heard the first reading of a proposed constitution draft at a Y M C A meeting. Henry Schriver chaired the reading and a January 23 meeting with officers, the constitution committee, and the club advisor is planned to prepare the final form. A roller skating party is planned for next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Four-H
Henry Schriver
Belden
Cooperation and Mutual Aid Shape Social Life
A historical note emphasizes cooperation and mutual assistance as essential factors in social life, underscoring communal bonds, shared work, and collective welfare within communities.
Oberlin Odd Fellows Install Officers in Lodge Ceremony
Oberlin Ohio January 11 The Oberlin Odd Fellows lodge conducted its officer installation led by W H Patterson District Deputy Grand Master from Lodi assisted by his staff. Newly installed officers include Nobie Grand Floyd Bryant Vice Grand Gar McRoberts Recording Secretary O C May Financial Secretary Alvah Walker Treasurer C O Feakins Warden Harry Campbell Conductor Charles Weston R S N G Carl Berger L S V R G George Shaffstall R S W G Harry Murphy TL Ss V G Thomas White Chaplain QO P Padzer Inside Guardian Fred Edmonds Outside Guardian Albert Parsons R S S Jake Berg I S&S S J H Feakins Trustee Thomas White Attendance was strong with several out-of-town guests from Lodi. Refreshments followed the ceremony.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Odd Fellows Lodge
W. H. Patterson
Lodi
Nobie Grand
Floyd Bryant
Gar McRoberts
O. C. May
Alvah Walker
C. O. Feakins
Harry Campbell
Charles Weston
Carl Berger
George Shaffstall
Harry Murphy
TL. Ss. V. G
Thomas White
QO. P. Padzer
Inside Guardian
Fred Edmonds
Outside Guardian
Albert Parsons
R.S. S
Jake Berg
J. H. Feakins
Oberlin to Hear Chicago Writer
Dr Henry Nelson Wieman of the University of Chicago Divinity School will speak in Oberlin on Friday and Sunday under the Graduate School of Theology. He will discuss God and America, and God and Economics at 4 50 p m in First Church. He is a noted writer in philosophy and religion and emphasizes scientific method in religious thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Nelson Wieman
University of Chicago Divinity School
Oberlin
Graduate School of Theology
America
Wiseman
Current
Oberlin Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting
The Oberlin WCTU held an exceptionally enthusiastic meeting with members affirming ongoing temperance work and community involvement amid local speeches and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL. Ce
T.U
Oberlin Women's Christian Temperance Union
W C T U Meeting Seeks Federated Church Support
Yesterday at Mrs A B Meldrum’s East College street home devotions were led by Mrs Lloyd Taylor with a talk titled He Took It Upon Himself The forum discussed The Challenge of the Present Crisis to the Church A motion passed asking local pastors to invite members to back the Federated Council of Churches of Christ of America The next W C T U meeting will be February 14 with Mrs Gulde as hostess.
County WCTU Executive Meet Plans Work Agenda
The executive committee of the County W C T U meets this afternoon in the Faculty room of Carnegie Library to consider work plans for county unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Cleveland Educator to Address P T A Meeting
The Pleasant Street Parent-Teacher Association meets Monday January 15 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Shaw High School principal Mr Dietrich of Cleveland will speak on Watching the Steps.
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Cleveland
Pleasant Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Dietrich
Shaw High School
Briefs note local health and visits
Julian Fowler, ill with pneumonia at Allen Hospital, is slightly improved this morning. Dr Elizabeth Cromwell Barrett, long traveler, visited cousin Mrs Bowen of South Professor Street en route to Montreal for winter sports and Bahamas later, accompanied by her secretary Mrs W E Wright of South Professor Street. Mrs Mary E House moved to 53 College Place with Mrs Whitehead. Mrs W D Ferguson, ill for weeks, is recovering nicely at her South Professor Street home.
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Julian Fowler
Allen Hospital
Elizabeth Cromwell Barrett
Bowen
South Professor Street
Montreal
Bahama Islands
W. E. Wright
Bill
Farm Machinery Clinics Scheduled in Lorain County
Three farm machinery clinics will diagnose and repair ailing county equipment under the Lorain County extension service. Sessions, led by R D Barden and W O Hitchcock, will be held at Ingersons farm in Grafton Township, La Grange Town Hall, and Brighton Town Hall, all at 1 30 PM next Tuesday Thursday and Friday respectively.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. J. Hummel
Henry Ingersoll
Grafton Township
la Grange
la Grange Town Hall
Brighton Town Hall
R. D. Barden
Ohio State University Rural Engineering
Hummel
Ohio Supreme Court hears student and父 father in courtroom drama
The Ohio Supreme Court hearings reveal Bolasny and his family addressing the court after a matter tied to a bar examination scam. Goldenberg pleads guilty to a contempt issue, noting the joke about selling exam questions led to distress for himself and his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolasny
Stanley Schwartz
Columbus
Goldenberg
Robert M. Weston
New York
Weston
Supreme Court
Elliott E. Welch
Welch
John J. Varley
R. Miller, Jr
R. Sincere
Allerton
Cleveland
Deshler-Wallick
Miller
Crash at Butternut Ridge and Root roads injures no one
Deputy sheriffs reported two cars driven by Merton Bartier of North Olmsted and Theodore Simsko of Shaker Heights collided near Butternut Ridge and Root roads shortly after midnight. Occupants were uninjured. Mary Boeriu filed for divorce from Dan Boerin on extreme cruelty grounds. married in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Bartier
North Olmsted
Theodore Simsko
Shaker Heights
Butternut Ridge
Root Roads
Mary Boeriu
Dan Boerin
Happy Fellow and Daughter Pact Spark Family Tension
A scene unfolds as a daughter promises marriage to a man called Happy Fellow, provoking the father who accuses him of lingering around and predicts consequences for his behavior. The exchange hints at conflict over engagement and social propriety within a troubled household.
Market summaries mix of fruits meats and prices
Page lists mixed commodity quotes from markets in Cleveland and Chicago. Butter, poultry, potatoes, wheat, corn, and oats prices are shown with ranges for grades and sizes. Local farm staples and vegetables are priced by basket or ton, reflecting typical trade notes.
Doubting Castle Gate Speech Quotation Attributed
The commentator notes John Bunyan used strong language in Pilgrim's Progress when freedom comes and the gate of Doubting Castle opens. The phrase the lock went damnable hard is cited as an example of his blunt style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bunyan
Doubting Castle
Market prices for grain and feeds from Clevehind Grain and Hay Exchange
Quotations list per bushel or ton for corn, wheat, oats and flour. hay and straw values. meal and bran prices. Specific figures include CORN No. 3 yellow 385? 14, WHEAT No. 1 red 95 1-2 214-12, FLOUR spring and winter milling rates, and cottonseed meal prices.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Idahy
Colorado McClures
Terences Toldhahe Fussets
Harley
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