Water inquiry committee formed for Grafton farm site
Ohio House approved a three senators and three representatives special committee to probe the Grafton farm water supply near Elyria for a state feeble minded institution. The $1500 expense appropriation funds veterinarians exhibits and contingent needs as the panel tours dairy and farm groups across the region aboard a Pullman and rail cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
Edwards Cacaynahoga
Grafton Farm
Elyria
Senate
National Dairy Association
National Dairy Council
American “Bankers’ Association
State Bank Associations
Anti- Producers’ Associations
Dairy Products Manufacturers’ Associations
Farm Bureau of
Ohio
Indiana
Illnois
Michigan
American Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm Bureau
New York Central Hnes
Pullman Co
Pullman
Dairy Promotion Plans Outline at County and State Fairs
The document outlines a federal eradication campaign and dairy product promotion at county, district, state fairs and a national dairy expedition. It describes exhibits on purebred sires, milking features, dairy feeds, and consumer education, plus coordinated efforts of agricultural, commercial, and financial groups to boost dairy production and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairyvu
Woman Fights to Reclaim Her Child in Ohio Court
Miss Frances Lene, heiress of a Knox County Tennessee family, battled in Tiffin to win back her child from a foster mother. The court ordered the child returned to the biological mother after she revealed the father's name in court.
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Cleveland, O
Frances Lene
Knoxvon
Tenn
Tittin
Hove
Miss Ou
Tiffin
Sandwyn Mawb
Ery Hawk
Miss Love
Frances Long i
Boys to Die on February 15 Execution Scheduled
In Griffin Georgia two boys condemned for the underwood murder face Friday execution. Judge W J H Searcy passes death sentence amid protests that they are too young for hanging. Appeals falter as courts deny delaying tactics.
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Butler Fai
Fan
Jones
Gervais Worth
Sheri Griffin
Tne Court House
W. J. H. Searcy
Griffin
Wouths
Iinderwood
Colridge and Washington Irving among eleven children
Colridge the English poet and Washington Irving the American author are described as the young Cat of eleven children in a fragmented historical note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colsridge
Washington Irving
Market Prices for Potatoes Onions and Vegetables
Fragmented listing shows potato and onion pricing with partial figures for sweet potatoes tomatoes cucumbers and cabbage. The readable items indicate a US market page with price per bag per unit and unclear amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perigre
Hans
Stock Market Ledger Missing Clarity Amid Grain and Livestock Rates
Fragmented listings show cattle receipts near steady, hog receipts up, and sheep and lamb receipts around 2000s. Prices like top 319.00 for sheep and 411.00 for hogs appear amid garbled numbers. A stray line notes a woman with a hearing impediment.
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Cleveland
Omar
GINGRAMS RETIRES AS FOREST VIEW FARM MANAGER
Fred Lenn former rural mail carrier and manager of Forest View farm on Oberline road announced today he will end his connection with the farm about February 1. A track mishap on Broad Street left Joe Stanis of Grafton struck by a train car. he was taken to Spyros hospital with a cut above the left eye and forehead bruises, but not admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lenn
Forest View Farm
Oberline Road
Aruck
Joe Stanis
Grafton
Albert Ey
Elyria
Pos Merida
Spyros
Suicide note found in Sacramento River leads to search
Police in Sacrament o searched for Charlie Merner after a note was recovered from the river. The note read I got tired of living and drowned myself and asked to notify his father Henry Harper of 128 West 25th Street New York City. Authorities seek Merner as a possible drowning victim or missing person.
Lorain man commits suicide at home
John Johnson a 60 year old former Lorain grocer hanged himself from a clothes line secured to a stair rail in his home at 1892 East 30th street last night. Dr. Wood ruled death about 45 minutes earlier. Survived by four sons and a daughter. He had been in ill health since his wife’s death in September 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Elyria
Rose Silverwood
Port Clinton
Johnson
National Tube Co
Thomas
John
Edward
Frank
The
Maccabees
St. Vitus @atholfe church
Lorain Officials Seek State Aid for Rehabilitation
Lorain city officials in Columbus for an appropriations hearing expect a possible state grant for municipal rehabilitation. They doubt the Senate House finance committees will recommend the full 300000 dollars. Auditor Standen lists post tornado expenditures totaling 309208 dollars including bonds interest waterworks damage baths playgrounds dredging reforestation and fire department logs.
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Lorain
Columbus
Senate House Finance Committees
Standen
A and C Revenue for 1924 Shows Decrease
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports a 31 box 275 640 dollar drop in operating revenues for 1924 compared with 1923. 4 Revenue fell to 224 318 795 from 255 504 435. Operating expenses also decline into 1925 from 172 752 633 in 1924 to 199 323 961 in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
An. 2
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
F. I. Mulholland
South End Business Men to Meet Tonight in Lorain
Citizens of Lorain's South Side plan a Community club to improve streets water pressure and garbage collection east of the B and O tracks and south of 28th street. The meeting will be at Koblinger's hall on Pear street tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
South Side
Koblinger’s Hall
Pear Street
Baltimore & Ohio
28Th Street
Denial of Cement Plant at Cromwell Site
Lorain dawned with a denial from Charles F. Bruggemeir assistant treasurer Guardian Trust Cleveland that a cement plant would be built at the old Cromwell Steel plant held by a receiver for four years C E Guerrin vicepresident said he has been away from Cleveland and has no knowledge of any cement or BDY concern seeking the site for manufacturing purposes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Charles F. Bruggemeir
Guardian Trust Company
Cleveland
Cromwell Steel Company
C. E. Guerrin
Ohio church conference opens in Lorain
Delegates from across Ohio arrive for a five day gathering of the Undenominational churches at the Rescue Mission in Lorain. Expected attendance reaches 150 with Rev. C C Maple of Elyria guiding tomorrow morning worship at Reid avenue and Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio
Rescue Mission
Reid Avenue
Tenth Street
C. C. Maple
Elyria
Moring
Rev J C Richards to Speak at First Church Get Together
Cleveland evangelist Rev J C Richards will address the First Church of Christ gathering tonight at the tabernacle Broadway and Ninth. The event features a casual get together and aims to attract local parishioners seeking fellowship and inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
J. C. Richards
Cleveland
First Church of Christ
Tabernacle
Broadway
Ninth Street
Banker Promoted at Savings and Banking Co
Lorain March 28 Harry R Reid formerly with the National Bank of Commerce has been elected president of the Nottingham Savings and Banking Company East Cleveland and assumes duties immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Harry R. Reid
Nalonat Bank of Commerce
Nottimgham Savings and Banking Company
East Cleveland
Lorain Industrial Society Banquet Speakers Named
Two officials from the Ohio Public Service Company will headline the Lorain Industrial Society banquet at the Hotel Aathers auditorium tonight in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio Public Service Company
Lorain Industrial Society
Aathers Auditorium
Grillewee Delivers Kiwanis Ladies Night Talk
Dr. A. T. Grillewee, principal speaker at Lorain Kiwanis Club ladies night at Hotel Lorain, offered six engaging and pleasing remarks that drew warm response from attendees.
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Triaza
Europa Lorain
Jas
A. T. Grillewee
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Lorain
Sentinel of Europe: Reflections from Six Months Abroad
A traveler shares impressions from a six month journey across Europe. The account highlights urban and rural scenes, cultural encounters, and personal observations shaping the perspective on cities, landscapes, cuisine, and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taling
Europe
Wheeler case tied to District of Columbia grand jury
Attorney General Stone outlined his decision to let Wheeler testify before a DC grand jury and call witnesses. He said the matter involved fraud against public lands and oil prospector permits, with key acts centered in Washington and the Interior Department. Wheeler named several witnesses to appear, including former Congressman Tom Stout and William Spry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Stone
Wheeler
Grand Jury
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Columbia
Ywold
Gordon Campbell
Interior Department
Washington
United States
Senator Wheeler
Tom Stout
James H. Baldwin
Butte
L. V. Beatlieu
Los Angeles
E. M. Harvey
Hugene
Beekeepers Seek State Aid for Bee Disease Work
Lorain County Beekeepers push for a two year $20,009 appropriation to fund inspections and eradicate American and European foul brood. Chaeries V Truex urges support. Governor Donaher backs the measure. The legislature previously allocated £10,000 for 1923 and 1924. The group also discusses premium awards and prize money for exhibits. The association names Frank E. Shriver as president, George E. Yost as vice president, and E. M. Vincent as secretary treasurer. Next meeting at George Yost's home on February 23.
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Lorain County Association
Chaeries
V. Truex
Donaher
County Falf Board
Torain County
Association
Clyde Wheeler
Ohio Beekeepers’ Association
Columbus
Lorain County
Beekeepers’ Association
Frank E. Shriver
Columbia Station
George E. Yost
Elyria
E. M. Vincent
Wellington
George Yost
East Avenue
Nations invited to Geneva conference on international passports
The League of Nations issued an invitation for all nations to attend a Geneva conference to discuss a universal passport system aimed at removing travel obstacles and simplifying foreign travel. The conference seeks to abolish many current inconveniences in international journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Assassinations of Soviet Officials Reported Rising
The Morning Post reports a surge in Soviet official assassinations abroad with 83 political murders in December, according to advices received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rugsia
Morning Post
Sun Yat Sen Not Yet Undergoes Major Operation
Dr Sun Yat Sen remains in critical condition in Peking as reports indicate he has not yet undergone the major operation planned. Medical officials warn recovery is uncertain due to an abscessed liver and worsening health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
China
Plumber Seeks New Pipes After Stomach Troubles
A humorous tale compares plumbing to human digestion noting prior severe colic and fullness. The ad promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple safe treatment claiming to remove intestinal catarrhal mucus and inflammation, promising relief and money back if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Zarle's Remedy Advertises Quick Skin Relief
Stop scratching with Zarle's Remedy for eczema itch and skin eruptions. Relief guarantee promised, payment requested on delivery, address listed as Acirema Remedy Co 005 Aweinad Bldg Cluvetend O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zarle
Acre
Acirema Rewedy Co
Aweinad
Cluvetend,.o
Kidnapped Hotel Owner Robbed On City Street
Eugene Bajling hotel proprietor was abducted by bandits on a crowded corner in Kansas City January 28. He was robbed of 3566 and thrown from an automobile during the daring incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kas
Eugene Bajling
Ganna Walska scheduled to sing Madame Butterfly in Nice
Ganna Walska remains determined to perform as an opera star. She is billed to sing Madame Butterfly at the Nice opera tonight, highlighting her ongoing efforts to establish herself in the opera world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Ganna Walska
Opera
Nice Opera
Daniel de Poliskoff
Russia
Paris
Rumors on Raisull Capture and Global Updates
News nuggets from Tangier report unconfirmed claims that Raisull known as the Robinhood of Morocco was captured after a Tazarout attack. Shanghai reports a modern strike by railway firemen and other workers. Fenny Bullock Workman, noted author explorer and climber, has died in Cannes. Paris notes Germany and Britain seek a three power pact to secure borders and France pledges to honor war debts while questions arise over US repayment of French political debt.
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Tangier
Raisull
Morocco
Tazarout
Cannes
France
Fenny Bullock Workman
Massachusetts
Paris
Germany
Roing
England
Chamber of Deputies
United States
America
Clarkson Coat Company mine to resume operations February first
The Clarkson Coat Company's No. 1 mine near St. Clairsville will reopen February 1 after a pause for the Lake trade season. The operation plans to run through next November and employ about 400 men at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clairsville
Clarkson Coat Company
Seeig
Right sort of women grow more attractive with age
A fragment notes that older women become more attractive each year as they cultivate pleasant thoughts, contrasting with younger ones. The text presents a cultural or literary reflection without clear event or identifiable figures.
To marry well requires aspiration not desperation
A historical aphorism notes that marriage quality hinges on inspiration rather than desperation, contrasting the drive to marry with the wiser aim of choosing a suitable partner. It underscores that earnest aspiration guides lasting unions over hurried, reckless choices.
Lost Keys Found? Downtown Section Key Clue
Missing keys described as a downtown bundle marked by a phone contact 9215.Claimant asked to call to verify ownership and arrange return.
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Monroe
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S Mee
Fran Ane Barre
Amt
Lorian
Thomas Sterling Fabover
North Dakota
Coolidge
Roy Haynes
Senator Walsh
U. S
Shanghai
Snanshai-Nanking
Chamberlain
Kojene
C. W. Phillips
Oberlin
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