Oberlin College Trustees Chart Endowment and Debt Plan
Oberlin College trustees approve continued endowment drive nearing 4.5 million goal with gifts totaling over 3.6 million and alumni participation around 60 percent. Debt reduced by 68,800 during the year to 123,900 with further reduction since, and a hospital project funded by 122,000 in gifts. Professor Louis Miskovsky eulogized by minutes.
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King
Bowen
Geztion Board of m
Board of Trustees
Oberlin
Cleveland
Coollege
Cottegs
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted For Pregnancies
Fragments from a testimonial page cite Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding women before births. Mrs P J Osweip of Girardville Pennsylvania and Mrs Nicola Parez of Mishawaka Indiana credit the remedy with improved health, strength, and ability to manage household duties during pregnancy.
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Girardville, Pa
Qinead
Lydia E. Pinkham
P. J. Osweip
West
Nicola Paluzzi
Mishawaka
Indiana
E. Pinkham
Nicola Parez
Broadway
Misbawaka
Mexican Troops Permitted to Cross at El Paso
Acting Governor T W Davidson approved President Gregons request allowing two thousand Mexican federal troops to cross into Mexico at El Paso for emergency protection of American lives property. Secretary Hughes modified the plan urging El Paso entry over Laredo. Blockade at Tampico ineffective as rebel ships pass and shelling causes no damage. Rebels concentrate in Puebla Esperanza region while feeding fronts in Vera Cruz.
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Texas
Laredo
Mexico
el Paso
Austin
T. W. Davidson
Gregon
Hughes
Washington
Junnor Davidson
Mexico City
Mirimar
Panuco River
Tampico
Tam' Co
Huertajeta
Tce
Esperanza
Puebla
Vera Cruz
Huasteca Patroleum Company
Cerro Azul
Zacam
Dawes discusses bank failure safeguards with Midwestern bankers
U S officials convene with bank leaders to explore mechanisms to prevent regional bank failures. Washington reports show policymakers considering coordinated measures as financial stress tests and regulatory tools are debated amid ongoing economic concerns.
Interior Department funding faces split over polar flight next June
Reports from Lakehurst New Jersey dated January 15 describe factional conflicts that threaten the United States navy polar flight plan for next June while Shenandoah remains home port. Customs officials in Galveston Texas on January 19 report finding 800 grams of morphine on the American Steamship Cardona after arrival. Tulsa Oklahoma on January 19 notes praise Oil and Gas Company announcing price increases of 15 cents on the first two grades, 20 cents on the third, and 25 cents on the fourth.
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Lakehurst
N. J
United States Navy
Naval Air Station
Galveston
Tex
Cardona
Tulsa
Oklo
Praise Oils and Gas Company
Markets Cleveland Produce Prices Fragment
Market notes show Butter at 0.56 to 0.58 per unit and Eggs listed as fresh with unclear pricing. Poultry lines include fowls and ducks with illegible figures, while Turkeys and Geese entries lack readable data.
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Cleveland
Owio
GE Leads A Sluggish New York Stock Market
The New York stock market showed a steady tone with fractional changes. General Electric rose nearly five points as the standout mover, while Davison chemical dropped one point to 66, and Pan American Petroleums gained 7/8 to 53 7/8 with Pacific Oil up 5 3/8 to 37 3/8. Steel shares were mostly flat, rails saw little change, and government bonds remained unchanged.
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New York
General Electric
Davison Chemical
Panamerican Peta
Pacific Oil
New York Stocks and Commodity Receipts Summary
Chicago wheat opened lower and corn and oats mixed as markets show steady tones. Liberty bonds closed with quarters near 5.22 to 100.
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Jay
Obituary of Oberlin Slavic professor Louis Miskovsky
Prof Louis F Miskovsky longtime Oberlin Slavic scholar died at 70 after a stroke. He taught from 1891 to 1923 and headed the department from 1894. survived by wife Mary J Perie and three sons James Louis Paul. funeral Monday at First Church at 2 30.
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Oberlin
Louis F. Miskoveky
East College Street
Miskovsky
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Mullenburg
Bohemia
Miskovaky
America
New York City
University of the City of New York
Mary J. Perie
Jaines
Louis
Paul
United States for Europe urged as only solution
Oberlin Jan 19 A Hungarian exile Oscar Jaczi urged the United States on Europe as the sole answer to Central Europe’s problems. He proposed a confederation with free economic and cultural exchange autonomy for regionalities and common representation. The report notes his stance at Oberlin and lists local notices and personal items from the town.
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Oberlin
Europe
Central Europe
Osear Jaczi i
Jaczi
Party
Hungary
Vienna
Pregei
Flirt Rejection Sparks Soup Shower in Cincinnati
A chaotic scene in Cincinnati reports a woman showering soup on a rival likely over alleged flirtation. The incident follows reports of a cafe confrontation involving spouses and a band member.
Death of John Christner in Switzerland noted
Obituary notes the death of John Christner, a former 50 years resident of Ahmerst, in Switzerland near Christmas. He worked about 25 years at the Cleveland Stone Company and leaves friends surprised by his passing.
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Switzerland
South Amherst
John Christner
Cleveland Stone Company
Amherst by Miss Luck Horn
E G Wiber of Sandusky cut the shoe from EB Gray's foot causing a deep laceration on the left hand. B Gray, also of Sandusky, suffered a painful foot wound when a car brake released and struck his foot. Both men were treated. Dr Wiseman attended.
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Amherst
E. G. Wiber
Sandusky
EB Gray
B. Gray
Dr. Wiseman
Amherst Family Returns From Yokohama Earthquake
Mr and Mrs Elmer Blum and children arrived in Amherst from Yokohama Japan They will visit his mother Mrs Mayme Blum of Spring Street Blums were employed in Tokyo by H K Ferguson Co Cleveland at the time of the quake They escaped with their lives Power shut off at midnight to change transformers continuing until Sunday.
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Amherst
Elmer Blum
Yokohama
Japan
Mayme Blum
Spring St
Blum
Tokio
H. K. Ferguson Co
Cleveland
Amherst Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Amherst residents report Mrs Kent and Elyria sister visiting Mrs Mary Hanchett. Mrs Bacon discharged from local hospital. F O Flemming with Lorain visit. Miss Marie Owens weekend with Fremont sister. Mrs Henry Short in Elyria yesterday. John Bellar returned from Cleveland trip. Mrs Jacob Balls and Mrs Mathew Lawless Cleveland visitors. Ruth Grugle in Cleveland. Mrs Sarah Jackson ill at the hotel.
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Amherst
Kent
Elyria
Mary Hanchett
Bacon
F. O. Flemming
Lorain
Marie Owens
Fremont
Henry Short
John Bellar
Cleveland
Jacob Balls
Mathew Lawless
Ruth Grugle
Sarah Jackson
Middle Ridge News Briefs Include Elyria Visitor
MIDDLE RIDGE Jan 19. F H Richmond was an Elyria visitor Friday. Mrs A Dechamps of Cleveland spent the weekend at her parents Mr and Mrs Ward Tolhurst. Mrs Mulholland attended the day.
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Oberlin
Jan
Jerry Hazel
Cleveland
M.nonie Hart
George Cotton
Marion Dre
Elyria
Miss Hart
Bivins
Ed Bivins
Augusta Solman
Herman Bischoff
Frank Paeff
W. OH. Schibley
Ray Hearn
Byrd Richmond
W. Flom. S
Eastman
Amherst
Wm. Schibley
Orlando
Fla
Middle Ridge
F. H. Richmond
A. Dechamps
Ward Tolhurst
Mulholland
Community Notes From Brownhelm and Nearby Towns
Brownhelm June 19 report lists visits by H L Brandau family to Elyria and other locals. Oberlin residents Clarence Hungerford stop by Brandau aunt's home. Karl Hasenptlug visited Cleveland. Miller couple spent a day in Elyria. Lindsley home hosted Sage sisters Margaret and Dorothy South Amherst and Vermilion’s Raymond Lindaley, with Rinehard and Harry Sibiers Amherst and Burton Sage Lorain. Rebecca Schmidtons from Elyria stayed with daughter Ben Clauz and family.
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Dorothy Sage
South Amherst
Raymond Lindaley
Vermilion
John Rinehard
Harry Sabiers
Amherst
Burton Sage
Lorain
Rebecca Schmidtons
Elyria
Ben Clauz
J. Baumbardt Ae
Browneheim High Dramatic Club stages All Of A Sudden Peggy
Browneheim High School Dramatic Club presented a three act comedy All Of A Sudden Peggy at the actual auditorium drawing a large crowd. Proceeds near 70 dollars will fund new curtains and footlights with future performances planned at South Amherst High School.
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E. J. Kingsley
Lorain
Cleveland
Browneheim High School
Peggy
South Amherst
Dramatice Club
South Amherst High School
Anthony
Lord Crackenthope— du Rand Brandau
Entomological Society
Jimmy
Eppel
Raymond Wellmes
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