Hardy Urges Merchants to Pause and Plan Ahead
Rey Morton Hardy addresses Bett Business Institute in Elyria urging merchants to spend time thinking about their business rather than constant supervising. He argues better planning boosts profits, warns against competitive waste, and promotes cooperative, customer focused strategies to capture more sales.
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Rey Morton Hardy
Merchan
Bett Business Institute
Hardy
Elyria
Runoon
Bethhet
Institute
Lions Bet
Hemember
Met
Tt Tomorcow
Elardy
Custers
Feta
Three Cleveland Boys Taken Into Custody by Police
The Elgin night squad detained three Cleveland boys after a police chase. Officers reported the youths, aged 10 to 13, claimed to be visiting relatives but admitted planning an adventure and were returned to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elgin
Mike Yunich
Leroy Kepner
46Th Street
Edward
Officials Voice Opinions On New Parole Bill
County authorities voiced opinions on a parole bill in the Ohio legislature. Sheriff critics say the current law is too lenient and discuss parole recommendations by sentencing courts and attorneys, while County Commissioners Rhoads Richmond and Murray describe Senator Comings as pushing changes isolating prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nator W. RR
Richmond
Murray
Partition of Real Estate Petitions Filed in Court
Two petitions to partition and divide real estate were filed in common pleas court. The first by Lettier Mell Schneider against Harold Mitchell and others seeks a court order to divide property in Loudsville township, while a dower interest claim is noted for Lorain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Kars
Memeth
B. Sati Street
Lutilda Rhechez
Loram the Pinetes
Lewis Nemeth
Uns
Lorain
Lettier Mell Sehneider
Harold
Mitchell
Robbery at Lorain Gas Station Ends in Escape
Three men held up a gas station attendant on South Street near Broadway in Lorain at 6 o clock, escaping with about 70 in cash. The bandits drove away in a large car after the hold up and tied the attendant.
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Lorain
K Failor
South Street
Broadway
Lorain County Sheriff Warns Gamblers Off Local Territory
Sheriff Mathews pledges no tolerance for gamblers in Lorain and Cuya hoga counties warning Cleveland operators to stay out. He notes fixers inquiring about spreading operations to other counties, while predicting Cleveland gamblers unlikely to relocate. Local law enforcement remains vigilant against incursions.
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Gamb Bora
Loraig Coun
Mathew
Cleve
Lorain
Cusahoca
G&g
Sherif’ Athe
Mathews
Cleveland
Cuyahoga
Local Man Surrenders Over Auto Bill of Sale Charge
Joseph Wilson alias Sovepa secretly indicted by January grand jury for using a motor vehicle without a proper bill of sale. He surrendered to Sheriff Mathews and awaits trial. Yelskey transported him from Cleveland. no trial date set.
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SABF
Sovepa
Joseph Wilson
Pail of Soapy Water Ignites Fire Alarm at Local Store
A pail of soapy water left on a hot stove at Daz Hardware on Broad Street caused Elyria Squad Co. 1 to respond to a blaze at C. H. Merther & Co. The water boiled away, smoke filled the store, and the fire unit found no active flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squad Co. 1
Elyria Fire Department
C. H. Merther & Co
Violation Fined In City Health Court Case
Harry Lesnick was fined 25 for violations of city health ordinances in police court this morning. He admitted selling Fioria without a permit, and the case noted the manner of the offense and location near North Ridge. The fragment also describes a robin observed in a ravine nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lesnick
Toh
Tobin
Srirer
Debate Over Mexico Sovereignty Arbitrate Question Continues
The article discusses ongoing debate in the Senate and State Department over Mexico sovereignty and the right to adopt a constitution. It notes potential paths between absolutist and flexible interpretations, with a Robinson resolution urging arbitration and possible Senate passage depending on committee votes and cross party support.
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Culles
Mexico
Someni
Omega
Tavion
Calles
Baleve
Robinson
Urgini
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Pennator Borah
Senate
Muith
Willeet Tiotto
Unclear OCR Entry Tracks Stage Readouts and Flood Levels
Fragmentary report notes stage readings and river levels this morning with mentions of flood stages and a Muska receiver. Key entities and specifics are damaged or missing, leaving only scattered figures like 104 feet and 16 Teg with references to Olentangy and Need stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Muska
Annual Meeting for Galned Deposits Trust Elects New Board
A notice describes the annual meeting of the Galned Deposit and Trust Co. The board members elected to serve include M. Braman as president J. F Seward as vice president FL Eckler as treasurer and secretary and Joseph M Kiss as tract officer. New trustees added were Howard Ti Benham and three others.
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Nual
Stockhe Savines Pepasil
teTens
Tilowmsz
Mo Braman
Colson
A. R. Jonge Burke
HF. Winckles
W Bo Timms
CG. Weil
Howardl OH. Savage
J. RL
J Reisinger
Henry Wurst
C. St Jivksot
A.C. Thindnutt
Lawrence H. Werner
Marc E. Roe
Howard Ti. Benham
Itellawin
M. Braman
P Denti
J. F Seward
FL. Eckler
Trea- Fo
Chaplin Finances Revealed In $1.46 Million Bank Haul
Court records show Chaplin Studios Inc accounts in New York and Los Angeles plus England amounting to 1.46 million dollars. Judges set a $1,000,090 receivership and Mrs. Chaplin’s attorneys threaten action if funds are not paid.
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Chaplin
Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chapms
Charles Chaplin
Hollywood
Sttoracyse Thear
Aplin
Guerin
FE Gilbert
Herman Spitzel
Chaplin Studios Inc
Guaranty Trust Company
New York City
Federal Trust and Savings Bank
National Bank
Regent Film Company, Inc
England
Adam K. Young
Elks Lodge Plans Open Meeting With Guest Speaker
The Elyria Elks Lodge will host an open meeting Friday evening in the club rooms for members and friends. Cleveland newspaperman Aferris Ackerman will present a illustrated talk on fish and game, believed to be the keynote speaker. Lawrence Webber and his trio will offer several numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Elks Lodge
Aferris Ackerman
Cleveland Spaperman
Wil
Pristt Etyria
Lawrence Webber
MOUSE PLAGUE RAVAGES TAFT AREA DESPITE EFFORTS
In Taft California on January 20 authorities report a vast mouse migration driven by high water from Buena Vista Lake. A million or more mice advance toward Kern County in search of food, destroying grain and supplies as trenches are dug to halt the invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft Calif
Mmnessarce Tolay
Takersfield
Huena Vista
Jim
Merced
Cal
ACT Mall of 7
Nis
Mexico land reforms spark talk of property rights loss
An audience hears James Burke discuss the 1910 revolution in Mexico and its land laws that confiscate church lands, reallocate property, and limit foreign ownership. The event follows the Riwanza luncheon with Lawrence Webber inviting Niwanis Club to the Community Chest dinner featuring John Tontins of the Columbus YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Cortez
It - Ae
Maren Agai
Burke
Agari
Riwanza
Lawrence Webber
Niwanis Club
Congregational Church
Few Vets Seek Loans Under Government Policies
Local bankers report few World War veterans apply for loans against their government insurance certificates. Banks find loan terms complex and uncertain amid Congressional action awaiting a new policy. Veterans fear jeopardizing protection for themselves and families while awaiting legislative direction.
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Grimvous
Mable
Iin Congress
Ianks
Death notices and funeral services in Oberlin and area
Obituaries report Albert Kraeft of this city age 61 with extensive survivors and service details. Elizabeth Fauver died in Oberlin with listed children and relatives. Desort Baird, a Scottish immigrant, dies at 72 with family and lodge affiliations. Funeral arrangements and locations across Columbia Station, Brownhelm, and Brownholm area noted.
Tax levy method proposed for local subdivisions
A bill on pay as you go budgeting and tax levy methods for local subdivisions was introduced by Rep. H. Joses Jackson and endorsed by the tax economy committee. It accompanies Krueger bill on uniform bond issuance. Mussolini's ancestor once lived in London as an eighteenth century composer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Joses. Jackson
Joint
Resistative Committee On
Krueger
Mussolini
Italy
London
Former Monroeville Mayor Charged With Fraud
Norwalk January 20 Former mayor Phil lip Horn of Monroeville, a known grain man missing five weeks, was arrested on fraud charges. A complaint by John Hafenbach of Port Grain Co Dover states he issued a false bill of sale on a grain shipment. U S office Toledo will hold Horn until a warrant arrives.
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Norwalk
Phillip Horn
Monroeville
Joho Afenbach
Porr Grain Company
Dover
United States Ofice
Toledo
Horn
Hke Th Jhaying
Arshal
Ned
Market Notes From Eveland and Chicago Report
Market items from Eveland list butter eggs cheese potatoes and wheat with prices and grading. Chicago report notes shifts in poultry eggs and grain futures and supplies, including No 2 red wheat and corn quotes and seed figures.
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Eveland
Sland
Jas
York State
Chicago
Hupler
Tlowery
Reece
Minstry
Annual Meeting Indicates Confidence In Officers And Directors
Stockholders held their annual meeting to review the past year with reports from officers and a vote of confidence. The old board was re-elected and new officer slate announced including T. T. Robinson as chairman and BE M. Rice as president. An executive committee was named with members from the existing board and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran RK. Msem
Clos Nd
T. T. Robinson
BE. M. Rice
H. W. Ingersoll
John Murbach
H. C. Harris
A. J. Robinson
H. H. Nye
A. R. Tite
R. 7. Fitch
A. F L. Beesing
N. DD. Backus
E. M. Rice
H.C. Harris
Thor N. Cook
H. M. Andress
J. G. Murbach
Henry Ford Sees Bright Future in Today's Youth
Henry Ford expresses strong faith in young people and discusses education, home life, and new production ideas. In an exclusive interview, he describes balancing work and recreation, preserving industry with local plants, and fostering self-reliance in the next generation at the Ford laboratories and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Corussued trom Pase 1 Recounts Political Debate
Fragmented text describes a heated session over expulsion and oath issues. Readers note turmoil as party leaders clash on authority and accountability while addressing Senator Nee from North Dakota and actions tied to Governor Len Smal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puplig
Siets Nities Commion
Smith
Len Sma
Recu
Debated Oath Denial Shifts Senate Vote Margin
A fragmented excerpt notes senators Borah Idaho and i¢ Utah and Steck Iowa appearing to lean toward Smith’s position in an initial debate. The scene suggests a reduced yet still present majority against Smith and unsettled support in the Senate.
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Borah
Idaho
Utah
Steck
Iowa
Smith
Senate
Hopes for Ohio Miners One Big Union Rise
A tenuous account notes union organizing efforts among Ohio miners led by J. L. Lewis of the International Union. References to district meetings, resolutions, and a plan to align peacekeeping and township matters are mentioned amid mixed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Vanise
Oberlin Church to Be Reclaimed as Zoological Laboratory
The United Church executive council accepted an offer to sell the Second Church building on College Street to Oberlin College for use as a zoological laboratory. If sold, Speer Laboratory will be removed, and worship at the former church will cease. The change follows the will of Charles M. Hall and impacts Methodist worship on campus this summer. Mrs. Daniels to be buried at Oberlin. funeral held with President King presiding. she leaves two sons Albert and Theodore.
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New Rochelle
Yanda Deurhter
Iiabel Gibson
Oberlin
Theonjen
Qberlin
Jan Rtes
Ile Ola
College Street
Cous Jon
Executive Council
The
United Church
Vderlin Callegr
Speer Zoological Laboratory
First
First Methodist
North Main Street
Speer
Charles M. Hall
Dantels
N.Y
Alybert and
Thedore Ellis
Qherlin
Man Injured Fighting Fire Improves At Allen Hospital
M. D. Wreat, badly injured Saturday while battling a blaze at the Wor cester residence on Morgan Street, is reported to be improving rapidly at Allen hospital where he remains hospitalized. ANNUAL CLUB DANCE The T. M. T. HM. club will hold an advance at Rowland's hall Friday evening at o'clock.
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M. D. Wreat
P. G. Worcester
Morgan Street
Allen Hospital
Rowland’s Hall
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Shafer
Pasoline Otatice
Carhartt
Royal Clothing Store
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Elks Lodge
Albert Kraeft
Louisiana Avenue
Helen At . KR. Wildenbein
Eis
Walter
S E. Cole
Herbert
Maree
John
Oregon
Jon. Phttenger
W. R. Calderwood
Leo
St. John's Lutteran Church
Mrs. Emizagetil Fauver
Mrs
Henry Dailey
Gertie Paddock
Gary
DE Hort Baird
Desort Baird
Agillara
Baird
Scotland
Stanington Lodge
Ambhers
Georr
Atu Parker
Lepain
Frownhein
Robert
Birmingham
James
Collorada Ree
Z. Adan Tings
Mermex
Overlin
Ben No Brownhelm
Seouland
Brownheim
N. E. Escott
Fage
Toleda Livestock
Tolothy
Minneapolis
MUN Fe Boe
Bond
Roe
Clyrea Oavings
Teect Stocehelers
Warsids
Sourick
Sudbury
Mass
International News Service
Ford
Theodote Geoffrey
Japan
Schicel
South
Rothan
Red House
Wadsworth
Lancer
Detroit
Mary
Nnance
Gio
Indy
Thal
Internationel Ui
Sum Sas
Alpchurchbuilding
Inoberlin
Zoological Laboratory
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