Lorain County Farmers Institute holds 47th annual meeting
The 47th annual Lorain County Farmers Institute gathering at North Midgville featured top speakers from Michigan Wisconsin and Virginia on plant diseases crop rotation and cooperative marketing. The event highlighted resistant cabbage varieties potato and wheat experiments with Ridgeville high school students taking notes. The program included county and state officials addressing farm education seed critiques and fertilizer policy amid calls for continued agricultural improvement.
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Lorain County Farmer's Institute
North Midgeville
G. H. Coons
Michigan
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington D. C
Jones
Wisconsin
Ridgeville High School
T. ©. Johnson
Virginia
Johnson
B. P. Allett
Columbus
Farmers’ Institutes For
Ohio
Association
Evening Folks Classifieds Blend Free-Home Ads
A garbled page lists services and notices including dry cleaning for 1.25, lodge notices, a remington typewriter for sale, curtain and linoleum discounts, rental rooms, hat trimming services, and a candy shop, with several phone numbers and brief ad copy throughout. Local businesses and lodge entries appear in a miscellaneous community column.
Chicago student suicide case sparks police inquiry
Authorities investigate a suspected student suicide after the body of 21 year old D Forgy, a student at the Texas Salle Extension University, was found on suburban tracks near the city. A note in his pocket directed officers to his belongings, hinting at another similar death and prompting a broader probe.
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Chicago
Te Hee Salle Extension University
Tmnity Central
Alee
Fnd
McAdoo split deepens as faction talks of force legislation
Tensions rise in the Democratic camp over enforcement of federal amendments. McAdoo supporters push proposals likened to a force bill, while northern and southern factions clash on strategy. Escalating rhetoric and threats of political backlash frame a heated capital debate. A separate Paris note reports two French inventors unveiling a mechanical player violin.
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Paris
Hearing Set On Contempt Charge In Divorce Case
A contempt of court hearing for William A Hunter, Elyria, is rescheduled to March 7 by Judge Wait Thompson. Florence Nater, who divorced him, was awarded custody and alimony. Hunter allegedly owes back alimony as he has remarried and fathered another child. Attorneys requested continuation of the hearing and the motion to modify the previous order.
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Wile
Chiurke Apalaust Witlian A. Hunter
Elyrda
Tolulay
Wait Tompson
Florence [Nater
Phe Eourl
Dart
Subhsidex
City License Plates Arrive Amid Police Demand
Police demand answers as license plates arrive for city machines and fleet. The report notes plates issued and distributed to city vehicles, with officials questioning where they have been and who requested them.
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Lee
Farm Implement Company case appeal filed over verdict
A petition in error was filed by the Farm Implement Company, challenging a September jury verdict in a case against Fy Kunaman. The appeal cites error in denying a request for a new trial and argues the judgment should be reversed. Separate notices announce divorces granted, including Geraldine Burdine and Julius Rupshle, and Michele Gerloude Aurdue versus Pherman Burdne.
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Pectmont Werot
Minnist Fy Kunaman
Police Probe After Teen Quarrel Leaves Boy Wounded
Police investigate a fight between two fourteen year olds near Raegervelt school. One boy allegedly used a pocket knife, injuring the other with cuts to the back and arms. Authorities are examining the circumstances of the case.
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Workerine
Neon
Raegervelt Schout
Ieuf
Iutter
Teachers of Thome Economics Plan Albeday Meeting
Lorain County teachers of home economics will hold an Alberday meeting in the directors’ rooms of Elvin Savings and Trust Co. Miss Lammy is in charge of the department. New names were added to the jurking violators list. An arrest of several individuals is noted with a 25 shyt fine in a police report.
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Musela Shoala
Alma KK. Portman
County Board of Education
Portman
Cuyahoga County
A. A. Dwoley O
Northern
Ohio
le Lataty
North Wdgeville
Sear
Rev. Co
Maple
Columbus West Weelk
Cher
Algo
J. F. Wilcox
U. Department of Agriculture
Wooster Staton
Home Memo Fes
Lorain County
Direenors
Elvin Savings Ana Trust
Iwiuk Reh
Weethi
Lammay Siuhe Sarprers
Police Case Continuances and Contested Charges
A couple, Mirka Sregi Naess and wife Belen, faced court with charges of possession and sale of intoxicating liquor. Both pleaded not guilty and had their cases continued. Their attorney requested more time and the flat hearing was rescheduled for Tuesday.
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Mirek
Sregi Naess
Belen
West River
Hinke
Lawmakers Debate Antimonite Tax Proposals and Voter Options
Senator Comings replies to Lyon County Antomobile concerns about proposed tax measures. The letter urges support for the antimonite levy while noting past member decisions and the need to carry out expressed wishes. Local club leaders remain divided on the plan and its impact on real estate and postal issues.
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Wis
Te Summers
Cotton
Comtines
Jenes Miller
Loris County
Antontabile Ehh
Comlogs
Uae
Plas
Degside
Hove
Aurom Mobile
Lovain County
Clih Seertars
Fetter
Woman seeks divorce in Lorain on grounds of cruelty
Mrs. Lama Armstrong of 1119 Second street Lorain files for divorce in common pleas court alleging husband Doh Armstrong refused to work, spent funds on illicit activities, abused her, and engaged in clandestine relations. She seeks alimony, property protection, and restoration to her maiden name, plus support during the case.
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Common Pleas Court
Lama Armstrong
Second Street
Lorain
Doh Armstrong
Inteateating Agner
Groga
Welliele
Tie
Mike
Fina Neurtag
Mies
Ems Rastain
Veterans Attend Cleveland Auxiliary Installation
Sixteen members of the Spanish war veterans and their auxiliary motored to Cleveland for the installation service of Auxiliary No 1. Present officers addressed the meeting and a program followed the ceremony.
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Cleveland
Chet
Ohio Highways Reported Passable After Floods
Ohio state highways are listed as passable after the recent floods in southeastern Ohio. Excluded sections include the Ohio River area between Marietta and Portsmouth. Roads near Pomeroy remain submerged, according to State Highway Director George Schlessinger.
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Columbus
Ohio
George Schlessinger
Ohio River
Marietta
Portamouth
Pomeroy
Schlessinger
County Officials Bankroll Budgets As Judge Rules
In Jan 29 ruling Judge Pardee holds county commissioners may approve department budgets and override deficit claims. Thomas H Clark campbell Summit County official challenged the limit, with commissioners authorized to fund the shortfall. Clark’s office may rely on personal funds to cover payroll if salaries for December are denied.
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Anton
Comioen Ples
Pardes
Thomas H Clark
Merk
Campel Summit County
Clark
Pardee
Markets gloomed by mixed livestock receipts across regions
Livestock markets report mixed receipts with steady to nominal changes. Toledo hogs and cattle show varied price ranges. Cleveland produce lists daily quotes for eggs, apples, potatoes. commodities and Liberty bonds noted as market items.
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Clauvland Livestock
Vlevroanino
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Cnittin
Safety program by Elyria Iron and Steel drawn crowd
A large audience of Elyria Iron and Steel employees and families attended a community safety program at Ettalto theatre. The program featured music by the local high school orchestra, tumbling acts by Woodles Boys of Oberlin, and a two reel film on workplace safety. Carl L Smith of the Cleveland Safety Council spoke on reducing accidents through engineering education and enforcement, while Rabbi B R Brickner of Cleveland urged safety as a practical religion and human life preservation. The event was chaired by George C W Klippel with plant officials present.
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Ettalto Theatre
Elyria Iron & Steel Company
Woodles Boys
Oberlin
Ufe
B. R. Brickner
Euclid Avenue Temple
Cleveland
George C. W. Klippel
Higha Iron & Steel Company
Wealth does not always bring happiness says Mrs Dodge
Detroit January exclusive interview with Mrs Knowlson Dodge wife of Horace T Dodge Jr discusses filing for absolute divorce on grounds of incompatibility. She cites lack of happiness and love despite wealth and notes plans to move to California with two babies and later a villa in the south of France.
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Mrs. Dodge
International News Service
Detroit
Knowlson Dodge
Horace T. Dodge, Jr
Dodge Brothers
Mra Dodge
Horace
Dodge
Girl Friend To Testify For Peaches In Browning Case
New York reports a witness, Josephine Regan, a friend of "Peaches" the 16 year old wife of Edward W Browning, ready to testify. She describes Peaches as a girl who knew her onions and enjoyed social company, while noting Peaches needed the pedty to take the stand as the Browning defense continues in White Mhting court proceedings.
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New York
Browning
Josephine Regan
Edward W
Daddy" Browning
Josephine
Sven
Soames
Two Men Scalded In Dennison Train Wreck
Two men were scalded in a Dennison train wreck when a freight train rear ended a passenger car. The injured were transported to Twin Cities hospital in Dover for treatment.
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Dennison
Pennsylvania
Twin Clutes Hospital
Dover
Gas leak blamed for Toledo explosion kills seven
Coronet Henzier announced that a gas leak at the Dilgewater Gas and Light Company caused the blast at the Kleis building last Saturday. Investigation cited improper testing of new mains and gas accumulation in the basement. Seven dead and ten others seriously injured.
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Toledo
Dilgewater Gas and Light Company
Coronet Henzier
Capigslun
Henzler
Kleis
Wensler
Bulgarian militarist speech shocks Bulgaria in parliament
Sotiya reports that Royan Amilati, former minister and leader of the National Liberal Party faction loyal to Radovlasoff, delivered a militant address praising war for regained provinces. Papers note Bulgaria’s tense relations with Yugoslavia amid Macedonia autonomy talks and possible South Slav federation ideas.
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Sotia
National Liberal Party
Sexston
Bulgaria
Vaeli Radovlasoff
Royan Amilati
Stamboulisky
France
Alsace
Torraine
Jugoslavia
Macedonia
Tornado like Scotland gale kills and injures many
Glasgow reports at least nineteen dead and about 150 injured as a 24 hour storm rips across Scotland. Homes destroyed and hospitals crowded while gales, lightning and heavy rain shift to a blizzard and snow.
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Glasgow
Scotland
London
Two Die and Eleven Wounded in Milford Turnpike Crash
In New Haven Connecticut on January 28 a collision on Milford Turnpike near West Haven involved trucks and a large passenger bus from Interstate Busses Company. Two men were killed and eleven others admitted to area hospitals with injuries.
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New Haven. Conn
Milford Turnpike
West Haven
Interstate Busses Company
Move Under Way to Eliminate Slums
The National Housing Committee for congested areas forms as part of a drive to end urban slums in America. August Heckscher says the group will include 100 prominent figures such as Herbert Hoover Theodore Roosevelt Henry Van Dyke and Jane Addams among others in an education campaign for housing reform.
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New York
National Housing Committee
August Hecksher
Herbert Hoover
Jesse Grant Chaplin
Ernest M. Stires
Nicholas Murray Antler
Henry van Dyke
Rabbit Stephen
Cardinal Ayes
John J. Turner
Mar E. Woolley
T. Coleman du Tont
Franklin B. Iooscol
China warns on war risk as troops move near its shores
Chinese minister Alfred Hsze condemns foreign troop movements as provocative and dangerous. He urges united Chinese resistance to unequal treaties, notes Washington’s naval buildup, and says he will stay in the U S to work with the State Department. He denies representing Canton and says he transmits messages from Cantonese leaders.
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Ching
Alfred Hze
China
Tie
Canton
Chen
Wellington Koo
Peking
Sze
Unite States
Washington
State Department
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