Lorain County Wins State Aid for Road Improvements
County commissioners returned from Columbus with a promise of 48000 in state funds to improve roads in Oberlin Eaton township and the route from Elyria to Copopa. Plans include widening two miles west from Wellington to Brighton and delaying Belden to Brunswick.
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Columbus
Oberlin Corporation
Eaton Township
Elyria
Copopa
Belden
Brunswick
Wellington
Brighton
Commencement Exercises Honor Thirty Four Graduates
Miss Georgia Yost performed Chopin and a class of thirty four received diplomas. Superintendent F M Shelton urged graduates to choose fitting vocations and guard their good name as they enter the world. The address emphasized personal reputation and self-improvement. A class song followed and a benediction by Rev Plummer. Washington tax reform plans move forward in Ways and Means.
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Chopin
Georgia Yost
F. M. Shelton
Claude K . Wasscing
Hush Money Testimony Ties Unger to Million Dollar Ring
In Toledo January 25, former Tiffin mayor Adolph Unger faces federal charges with 24 residents in a prohi bition trial. Charles Bare testified Unger received 200 dollars as his share from January to April, and Grimes paid 189 in cash at Unger’s tire shop. Grimes also described a Toledo labor temple club visit and a bank craps scheme he later ran in Tiffin.
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Toledo
Adolph Unger
Tiffin
Charles Bare
Bare
Unger
Eugene Grimes
Unser
Tifla
Grimes
Sovernment Isda
Labor Temple
Probing Fires in Syracuse City Blaze Kills One In Hotel Tragedy
Syracuse police and fire units investigated two major disasters. The Manhattan Hotel fire left one dead with two missing and property damage over 100000. A Burnet avenue explosion leveled part of Little Italy, burning five homes, with authorities linking a purported tarson ring to the incident. President Coolidge signed a bill to pay Chippewa Indians in Minnesota 105 dollars each, totaling about 1250000 dollars for winter relief.
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Syracuse
Manhattan
Burnet Avenue
Little Italy
New York
Washington
Dent Coolidge
Minnesota
State to pay half of cost for South Main street
In Columbus Mayor Henry Smith and City Solicitor C. R. Summers met with the State Highway Commissioner. They agreed the state will cover half the cost to finish waving South Main street from village edge north to the railroad. The stretch, called the worst road between Cleveland and Toledo, suffered during wet weather this winter.
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Oberlin
Janu
Henry Smith
C. R. Summers
Columbus
Main Street
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Students vote against World League at Oberlin
At Oberlin College nearly twelve hundred students were presented ballots on the Bok Peace Plan. seven hundred forty voted against it while six hundred seventy seven supported. The report notes the outcome from the chapel where votes were cast.
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Obe Radeo
Bok
Mrs. Sarah Curtice Heads & C. P. Women
The Woman's Republican Club in Wellington elected officers: Mrs. Sarah Curtice president, Mrs. A. W. McHenry and Mrs. Guy Wells as vice presidents, and Mrs. Leonard Baumgardner secretary treasurer. Members unanimously voted to join the Men's Club supporting Coolidge for president.
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Wellington
Woman's Republican Club
Mayor's Court Room
Sarah Curtice
A. W. McHenry
Guy Wells
Leonard Baumgardner
Yue Unbo
Coolidge
Forrest Evans Heads Wellington Milkmen
Forrest Evans leads the Wellington Milkmen after a January meeting in Wellington. Eighteen members signed the new contract as officers were elected with Evans as president and C D Murray as secretary, advisory council to meet early February.
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Wellington
Forest Evans
Wesley Miller
Gay Gott
Lee Johnson
C. D. Murray
Prindite
Columbia
Strong
Brunswick
Ashcraft
Advisory Council
Rochester
Senate inquiry on leases drags as Caraway seeks action
Oklahoma Senate debate over Teapot Dome and California oil leases continues with Caraway announcing a Monday vote on the resolution. President Coolidge may be urged to initiate joint action to reclaim reserves. Deputy Rush Holland leads the Justice Department efforts while Fall's illness delays cabinet work in Oklahoma City.
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Caraway
Senate
Sqn
Coolidge
Department of Justices
Walsh
Rush Holland
Canidee
Bedovician
Je Tae Fuitos Femeni
Fall
New Orleans
Teapot Dome
California
Dandhoerty
Republicans Endorse Ohio Delegates At Large For Cleveland Meet
Ohio Republicans approve seven candidates for delegates at large to the Republican national convention in Cleveland. Harry M. Daugherty Willis Knight Aaron Proctor Mrs. David Todd and Mrs. John Gordon Batterle named for the slate with Carmi A. Thompson as potential national committeeman. Alternates include Thomas Parrall Mrs Wilma St Clair Levan Edward Vollrath Mrs Hardea Brown Marshall Lucas and others. Senator Burke confirms gubernatorial run. Rev Webster pushes for a Black delegate representation. stock market reports and agricultural recalls accompany the political note.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Harry M. Daugherty
U. S
Willis and
Carles L. Knight
Akron
William Cooper Proctor
Cincinnati
David Todd
Youngstown
John Gordon Batterle
Coolidge
Washington
Ohio
Ipancia Aoc
Iustegus Wi
Deane Dent Coolidge
Carmi A. Thompson
Rud. K. Hynicka
Thomas S Parrall
Custhoga County
Wilma St Clair Levan
Jefferson County
Edward Vollrath
Crawford County
Hardea. Brown
Greene County
Marshall
Lucas County
Kryder
Fred K. Patterson
H.ghlead County
Harry L. Davis
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Nny
Rascece C. McCullough
Grabbe
Jaz. A. White
Ohio Anti-Salonm League
Rev. J. &. Webster
Toledo
Chas. Corrill
Webster
Davies Rites Saturday
Funeral for Thomas Davies at 2 p m Saturday at 254 Fairlawn avenue the Odd Fellows Lodge and Rev W L Burner presiding Burial will be in Ridgelawn cemetery
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Thomas Davie
Fairlawn Avenue
Odd Fellows Lodge
W. L. Burner
Ridgelawn
Wilkie alleges wife neglect and infidelity in Ohio case
Adolph Wilkie of Sandusky accuses his wife Geta Wilkie of gross neglect of duty and unfaithfulness with another man. He moved to Cleveland then Lorain to separate her from old associates. Evidence mentions his claim of spousal neglect and a suspected affair amid a broader Ohio report on cann on pleas judges and Liberty Bond openings in New York.
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Adolph Wilkie
Geta Wilkie
Sandusky
Cleveland
Lorain
Hance
Oil price advances reported by Josanh Seen Agency
Pittsburgh January 25 crude oil prices rose with Rag land up 10 cents and Pennsylvania grades up 25 cents of crude oil announced by the Josanh Seen Agency, buyers for Standard Oil.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Josanh Seen
Standard Oil Company
Stocks Rally In Heavy Buying Across Industries
New York January 25 heavy buying pushed various industrial shares higher on the stock exchange. U S Steel gained 1 1 8 to 102 3 4 with expectations of an extra dividend next Tuesday. Bethlehem Steel rose to 58 1 2, Crucible 67 1 2, Republican 56, Gulf States Steel 54 3 4. Petroleum shares advanced as Pennsylvania crude prices rose, with Marland 39 7 8, Sinclair 24 1 4, Houston Oil 72, Pan American 52 1 4, Cosden 37 3 8. Corn Products jumped to 181 1 4 after a sharp weeklong rise.
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New York
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible
Republican
Todd's Tonic Promotes Vitality Against Cold Troubles
An advertisement promotes Todd's Tonic as a strength building remedy to prevent flu and colds during winter. It describes wine like nourishment, normalizing the system, and suitability for coughs and fatigue. Sold at Muir's Cut Rate Drug Store in Elyria and other druggists.
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Todd
Muir
Elyria
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