Rotary Club Discusses Character Building Through Training
The weekly Rotary luncheon featured talks on character building via physical education and supervised play. Speakers included Emerson on boys work, Miss Abbey on school projects, McClellan on gym work and Shively on interscholastic athletics.
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Rotary Club
Cub
Emerson
Miles Ora Abbey
William O. McClellan
C. P. Shively
Shively
Jim Thomas
Rotary
Gates
Rotary Party
Everett Hill
Kansas City
Missouri
Charles N. Allen
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Defiance
House Acts on Phone Probe in Ohio Legislature
In Columbus on January 27 the House approved a resolution by Rep. Davidson Summit County for a probe of Ohio's telephone situation. A 106 to 4 vote sent the measure to the Senate. The Senate Finance Committee reported the Taft Williams Emergency Bill for temporary relief to municipalities and school districts, with passage recommended.
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Columbus
House
Davidson
Summit County
Ohio
Senate
Taft Williams
British Steamer St Patrick Towed In With No Coal
The British steamer St Patrick carrying Brazilian nuts arrived at Hampton Roads in tow of the coast guard cutter Carrabassett after drifting off course in last weeks gales. With a crew of 28, she ran out of coal and sent an S O S which was answered by passing vessels before the cutter reached her 140 miles east of Cape Henry. After bunkering here she will depart again.
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Norfolk
St. Patrick
Brazil
Hampton Roads
Coast Guard
Carrabassett
Breakfast guests discuss farm aid with Congress leaders
Washington January 27 Preparatory submission to Congress of the agriculture fact finding commission recommendation is scheduled for tomorrow President Coolidge hosted breakfast with leading members of the house and senate agricultural committees. He discussed informally contemplated farm aid at this point.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidre
House
Senate Agricultural Committees
Defense opens in Broadway Brevities fraud trial in New York
In federal court on January 27 the defense started with a general denial of all charges by the Government's Witness. Andrew S. Brown joined Stephen G. Clow Charles S. Green and Nat C. Kannes as defendants charged with fraudulent use of the mails.
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New York
Andrew 8. Brown
Stephen G Clow
Charles S. Green
Nat C. Kannes
Cleveland Dairy Leaders to Meet Under Ohio Association
About 700 members of Whio milk distributors ice cream makers and butter manufacturers are to attend a joint meeting in Cleveland Wednesday under the Ohio Dairy Products Association. Mayor Townes and Richard W. Grant of Cleveland president of the U S Chamber of Commerce are scheduled to attend. Grant will discuss business conditions.
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Cleveland
Whio Milk Distributors
Ohio ‘Dairy Products Association
Townes
Richard W. Grant
United States Chamber Commerce
Grant
Cleveland Livestock Market Receipts Steady to Higher
The Cleveland livestock market reports steady to higher receipts across cattle and hogs. Calvas and Lambg show higher activity with top bids near 16.06 and gains around 26 cents for certain lots, while other categories reflect varied demand and brisk trading.
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Cleveland
Calvas
Lorain relief bill gains unlikely support in assembly
Mayor Hofman and city officials pressed a 360000 relief bill for Lorain tornado losses at a joint Annence committees meeting. Senator Carpenter and Representative Green signaled little chance of passage in current form, but Friedman and Hurley agreed to stay to push any bill next week.
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Lorain
Jas
Hofman
Grills
Sianden
Wm Friedman
Wm. F. Nerley
Annence Committees
State Assembly
Harry Carpenter
Breakesville
Terry L.green
Portage County
Grif Friedman
Hurley
Tube Co. deploys armored car for pay dispatch
Lorain January 27. National Tube Co. has put an armored motor car into service to pay its men. The steel covered car has rifle ports and a driver’s cage of three quarter inch plate glass, replacing the ordinary passenger car on the Lake Terminal tracks.
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Lorain
National Tube Co
Lake Terminal
Many Activities In Junior High
D. J. Jones reports to the board on extracurricular activities at the Junior high. Programs include chapel service, school papers, class memorials, orchestra, library help, folk dancing, councils, gardens, home rooms, office help, motion pictures, health and thrift. He praises thirty Whittier school boys for cartoon work.
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Lorain
D. J. Jones
Board of Education
Whittier
Revival Service To Begin Sunday At Church Of Christ
Revival services in Lorain start Sunday under Pastor Rev B C Hibler with evangelist Rev J G Richards of Cleveland directing singing A church get together meeting is planned for tomorrow night
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Lorain
Church of Christ
B C. Hibler
J. G. Richards
Cleveland
Oberlin Business College Defeated by Lorain Clothiers
Oberlin Business College lost to Lorain Clothiers 22 to 19 in a basketball game. Oberlin led much of the contest but Lorain surged late to win.
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Lorain
Oberlin Business College
Levins Clothiers
Oberlin
Clothiers
School Board Tours New Administration Building
Lorain reports school board members inspected the new administration building and were invited to a lunch supplied by the schools after the tour.
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Lorain
Lorain Lions Hire Torow as New Basketball Coach
Lorain's Lions basketball team announces P. M. Torow of Elorma as coach for future games. Torow, former YMCA director at Bellevue Ohio and ex Bellevue High coach, takes over the former state champions to lead the team.
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Lions Lorain
Lorain
Lions Club
P.M. Torow
Elorma
Rellevue,c
Rellevue
Lorain High to host Vermilion in annual cage clash
Lorain High School faces Vermilion High in the annual basketball showdown at the Lorain High gym tomorrow afternoon.
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Vermilion Lorain
Lorain Thigh School
Vermilion High
Gmnasium
Lions cage Rowlands in Northwestern Ohio league clash
A special car will transport local basketball fans to Fostoria for the Lions game against the Fos toria Rowlands in a Northwestern Ohio league contest tomorrow night.
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Fostoria
Loraln
Lions Cage Five
Fostoria Rowlands
Ohio conference of undenominational churches opens
Final plans are set for the Ohio Conference of Undenominational churches to convene at the Rescue Mission Reid Ave and 10th St Lorain. The gathering starts tomorrow night and runs through Sunday with sessions at the mission.
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Lorain
Ohio Conference of
Rescue Mission
Reid Ave
10Th St
Lorain Graduates Form 1925 A Club Next Monday
Lorain on January 27 reports that members of the class of 1925 A who graduated from Lorain High School last Wednesday will organize a new group named the 1925 A Club on Monday.
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Lorain
Ulorain High School
Board to Radio Home Instruction For Five Crippled Children
Lorain officials announced at the board of education meeting last night that five crippled children will receive home instruction starting this week to aid their schooling.
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Lorain
Board of Education
Lorain Schools Open New Semester With 260 Plus Pupils
Lorain reports more than 260 pupils entered city schools at the start of the new semester. Superintendent D J Boone informed the school board last night about the attendance surge and ongoing reopening plans.
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Lorain
Board of Éducation
D. J. Boone
Teacher Misa F. Gray resigns from Longfellow School
Lorain officials report the resignation of Misa Frances Gray, a teacher at Longfellow School, was accepted by the board of education at its meeting last night.
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Lorain
Misa Frances
Gray
Longfellow School
Board of Education
Board approves carpentry program at Lorain High
Lorain on January 27 permission was granted by the board of education for the organization of a poll of carpentry at the Loveia High School.
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Awool OF Carpentry
Lorain
Board of
Educattes Last
Pol of Carpentry
Loveia High Echoo
Missing Woman Sought After Home Fire Inquiry
A local notice reports a missing woman last seen after a house fire on May 14. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the unnamed agency for leads and safety reconfirmation.
Governor Maia Leison Wins Appointment Support
A garbled report indicates Governor Maia Leison will be able to lead the executive offices after a delay. The text mentions Bas Doors Veter Cont a in goose minor business and Temes, a former governor, spending part of the day in related activities.
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Alstin
Maia Leisison
Sovernor Ss
Utell Ely Ety & Abioes
House Members to Hold Pennt Meeting Here
The first session of the members of the ante representatives of the Gh congress will be held here on We) 27, it was announced today.
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London
Grade
Kroft
Jugo-Hay Party
German reply expected on Cologne occupation note
Berlin reports that Germany will respond to the Allied note on Cologne occupation. The brief note says charges were raised without details or proof and promises an answer today. Diplomatic observers consider the matter unsettled as Germany prepares a formal reply.
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Berlin
Germany
Cologne
Hleirs. Grmany
Chimney Burns at Cleveland Street Residence
Firefighters from Fire Co 1 responded to a report at 426 Cleveland Street where a chimney burned out. Sparks flew but caused no damage to the home or surrounding property.
May Probe Rumbling Over Scam Scandal
Washington reports indicate the federal government weighs taking over all prosecution and investigation of a New Jersey corruption scandal pegged as a probe into a wide bribery case.
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Washington
VV Eehawhen
N. J. Ram Ssandal
Lorain Schools Announce Spring Vacation Dates
The Lorain board of education announced the spring vacation period at a meeting. The break runs from March 27 to April 6.
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Lorain
Lorain Schools
Board of Education
Ohio Supreme Court To Hear Bus Bill Case
Ohio Supreme Court heard oral arguments on whether a statutory provision grants the State Utilities Commission jurisdiction over for hire buses operating entirely within a municipality. The joint hearing covered several related appeals from lower courts upholding the law’s constitutionality, including Nelsonville vs Rameey and Youngstown cases against Hogan and the Utilities Commission.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
City of
Labor Leader Loses Father in Coshocton
Huck Green aged 89 father of William Green president of the American Federation of Labor died at his home in Coshocton Ohio this afternoon of heart trouble and gangrene in his right leg. He was a Welsh coal miner who emigrated to the United States and was one of six children born after his parents arrived in America.
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Coshocton
Huck Green
Wm. Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Hugh Green
America
President vows tax relief and federal cuts in postwar plan
The president pledges tax reduction by the new 69th Congress to ease wartime levies. He says the People endured heavy taxes and heroic efforts. further federal expenditure cuts are planned as the soldiers bonus workload declines, with government staff reductions urged across departments while maintaining efficiency.
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69Th Congress
White House
J Coolidge
Earthquakes Erode Oslo District Forcing Residents Out
In the nun medal district of Norway two tremors prompted residents to flee their homes though damage was minor. Advices from Oslo note no significant destruction and no injuries reported.
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Oslo
Norway
Nunmedal
Novel installment plan eyed by Elyria Board of Trade
The Elyria Board of Trade tests a ten month installment scheme for annual dues from January to October. Secretary Harvey Hooke says the plan could ease member payments and provide steady income for board projects. First installments for 1925 will be mailed soon. Officers will be elected February 9 with the annual meeting the following day. outreach for new members will begin after.
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Elyria Board of Trade
Harvay Hooke
Hooke
Truant Officer Seeks Car Or Resignation
Lorain January 27 truant officer DL King objects to using his auto for duties. He says 57 calls were made Monday and 12 600 visits in the semester. He asks the school board to provide a car or relieve him in February.
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Lorain
Brennan Replaced. Fifteen Firemen Promoted by Mayor Hylan
Fire Commissioner Thomas J Brennan was ousted to allow promotion of fifteen firefighters to lieutenants before eligibility expired. He was re appointed today by Mayor Hylan in New York.
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New York
Thomas J. Brennan
Hylan
State considers wells and water supply for new institution
Legislation directs a joint senate committee to call on the welfare director to sink wells at a specified site to determine if ample water exists for an insane asylum. If no action in a week, funds may be used to drill. The Grafton site covers 1158 acres at $179000, with prior $525000 for hospital plans and debate over location and dairy use.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Director of Welfare
Grafton
Hegislature
Cleveland State Hospital
Guy Donabey
Cleveland
House
Slaying Case Details From Dr Nolan Testimony
Dr Lloyd Nolan, superintendent of the hospital, testified he examined Mrs Edwards after she was found chloroformed in bed with a blunt head injury. He said she died before the blow, noted a bloody towel and bloodstains, and recounted Dr Edwards’s account of an intruder waking him during a struggle, then Edwards being shot in the hand.
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Lloyd Nolan
Edwards
Nolan
Nonagenarian Amanda Sanford Passes Away in Elyria
Miss Amanda Sanford, aged 90 years and 1 day, died at 6:36 p.m. at 254 Washington Avenue. She was the last of the original Sanford family in Elyria and the oldest member of the Congregational Church, joined in 1868. Funeral services are Thursday at 2 p.m. at Sudro Funeral Home, with burial in Ridgway Cemetery.
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Amanda
Sanford
Washington Avenue
Misa Sanford
Elyria
T. L. Nelson
A. T. Hill
EB. &. Cris
Akron
Exast
Lat Congregational Church
Sudro Funeral Home
E. B. Redhead
Ridgelawy Cemetery
Johnson in Movies May Leave Nationals to Enter Film
Walter Johnson, star pitcher of the world champion club, may desert the Washington Americans for a period to enter the movies, reported from Los Angeles on January 27.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Walter Johnson
Washington Americans
Sun Yat Sen’s Health in Doubt in Peking
Dr Sun Yat Sen dictator of South China remains ill in Peking with doubtful recovery status reported. The update comes from officials citing the grave condition and uncertain prospects for his health.
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Sun Yat Sen
Peking
South China
Tagore Cancels Italian Tour Heads Home by Venice Return
Rome reports Rabindrath Tagore the Indian author has canceled his Italian tour and will embark from Venice for India. The news confirms his return plan amid the Jan 27 dispatches.
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Rome
Rabindrath Tagore
Sit
Venice
India
Central Labor Union letters urged public action
In Oberlin on January 27 Dr. Nicholas Van der Pyl criticized a legislator who vowed to vote again on the Child Labor Amendment. He condemned sentiment favoring the amendment while commerce groups opposed it, saying trade must rule and human life conservation is secondary. The remark targeted Senator Comings.
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Oberlin
Nicholas van der Pyl
Chambers of Commerce
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