Grand Army Remnants Lead Local Memorial Day Parade
Hundreds of G A R veterans attended a public park memorial with a mass meeting, prayer, and address by Rev Stocking. The parade moved to the cemetery where graves were decorated and the event closed with the Star Spangled Banner.
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C. H. Stocking
Willoughby
Rey Stocking
Bunker Hill
American Legion
Canton Elyria
J. C. O F. Elyria
O. F. Band
Sons of Veterans
Canal G. A
Adams loses mother in Cleveland death notice
Mrs C W Adams 68 wife of A F Adams died at daughter’s home 2011 Lucia Ave Cleveland Saturday after years in Lorain she belonged to Lorain Hive of Maccabees surviving son Chas L Adams Cleveland and daughters Mrs Fred Benson Norwalk and Mrs Zuidh Funeral services at daughter’s home Cleveland Tuesday afternoon burial Brooklyn Heights cemetery
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C. W. Adams
A F. Adams
C. F. Duleh
Lucia Avenue
Cleveland
Lorain Hive of Maccabees
Chas L. Adams
Fred Benson
Norwalk
Zuidh
Two Disorderlies Fined in Court
C Wood and L Henke were fined 10 dollars and costs each in police court this morning for disorderly conduct after a fight at Riverview Park. They resisted the arresting officer as the park manager noted that no disorders will be permitted there.
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C. Wood
L. Henke
Riverview Park
Gates Hospital to Screen Two-Reel Film for Crippled Children
A two reel picture of Gates Hospital for Crippled Children will be shown at the hospital Wednesday afternoon and to the Rotary Club in the evening. The Ohio Society for Crippled Children produced the reel, which is to be shown throughout the state and at the National convention in Atlantic City this month.
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Gates Hospital For Crippled Children
Rotary Clnui
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Atlantic City
Brownhelm Pupils Clean Egg Stains From Tutor Home
Seven boys and three girls were brought before Justice Peck in Brownhelm for egging the home of Supt C McClure. The boys were fined one dollar plus costs and the girls were reprimanded. The incident followed a hostile clash over exams ending the school year with the superintendent and the board seeking a new leader.
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Aherst
C. McClure
Brownhelm
McClure
Ten
Board of Educations
Justice Peck
Wolfe Claims Ohio Fight Cost 200000
Robert F. Wolfe proprietor of the Columbus Dispatch testified before a Senate committee that his papers backed Harding opposed by an inside clique in Ohio Republican politics. He estimated both Wood and Harding campaigns spent about 100000 each, with Wolfe personally spending 12009 on campaign materials and urging Harding not to let Harry M. Daugherty pick delegates.
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Harding
Wood Washingon
Robert F. Wolfe
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Senate Investigation Committee
Ohio
Wood
Warren G. Harding
Senator Harding
Republican Party
Sen
Pomerone
Senator
Edge
Republican
New Jersey
Wolfe
Harry M. Daugherty
Unions Start On New Labor Advocate House
The six room bungalow on Marseilles Ave. for the Labor Advocate house has begun. Financial secretary Shaw of L0tain and Shultz of Elyria locals led the first corner work on Saturday and joined in contributing labor. The house will be built entirely by voluntary union labor.
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Marseilles Ave
Labor Advocate House
Shaw
Lo- Tain
Shultz
Elyria
Demented Man Jumps From Train Near Schaibly Bridge
Police received word early Sunday that a man jumped from a fast moving passenger train west of the Schaibly bridge. Found at 7:20 in a ditch a mile from the bridge, Ludwig Radak of Daisytown Pa was dazed with bruises. He is partially demented and relatives are being sought. He is held at the police station.
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Schaibly Bridge
Ludwig Radak
Daisytown
Auto Bandits Stage Hold Up
Three masked bandits held up a driver guiding a fleet of new auto trucks. They robbed him of 3560 dollars, including 1500 meant to cover caravan expenses as the trucks headed to an eastern city.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Politicians Gather in Chicago to Map Pre Conclave Plans
Delegates debate Florida and District of Columbia contests as Republican National Committee members examine law and facts. Hotels swell with activity as candidates eye a late June convention with forecasts of multiple ballots and possible Friday nomination.
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Chicago
Florida
District of Columbia
Warren
Michigan
Dupont
Delaware
Parsons
New York
Frank J. Hogan
James A. Cobb
Washington, D.C
Howell
Nebraska
National Committee
Con
Memorial tribute to Miss Margaret Crabtree at First M E Church
Funeral services honor Miss Margaret Mary Crabtree with traits of a joyful dedicated missionary life. Speakers praise her service in Manila at Harris Memorial Training School and urge others to follow her call. The service includes readings, prayers, and musical selections by a mixed quartet and Mrs Brodbeck.
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Margaret Mary Crabtree
M. EB
W. B. Winters
W. C. Endley
Ry. G. A. Reeder
Toledo
M E
Marjorie Crabtree
Elyria High School
Deaconness Training School
Cleveland
Washington
Foreign Service
Manilla
Harris Memorial Training
Phillipino
Reeder
Miss Crabtree
Miss Johnson
Manila
Capt. Johnston U S N dies in Washington DC at 64
Friends mourn Capt. Charles Johnston U S N who died at his Washington home on Sunday morning May 30 after a sudden illness. A Navy and Coast Guard veteran born March 1 1866 in Grafton township he graduated from the Naval Academy Annapolis and served with distinction in government service. He leaves a widow two sons and two brothers. Burial will likely be in Washington.
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Charles Johnston
Washington
D. C
Sundan
Johnston
BE. H. 5
United States Naval Academy
Anapolis
California
Coast Guard Service
Naval Academy
Capt. Johnston
Grafton Township
Marchist
Paul M
Maria H. Johnston
Misa Rose Magagnos
W B. Johnston
Faui M. Johnston
Carl F Johnston
Covington Firemen Strike Over Wage Demands
Sixty four Covington fire department members went on strike after city commissioners failed to agree on wage demands. Firemen seek a $1 per day pay increase. Chief Griffith and Assistant Chief Thom as Davis not striking. Interstate Commerce Commission also extended Eastern time zone to include Mount Vernon Ohio.
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Associated Press
Covington, Ky
Covington
The
Assete Fea Pte
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Memorial Day Observances Across County and Townships
Memorial Day events were held across the county with large crowds in Brighton Amherst Ridgeville and South Amherst. Speeches by F A Stetson Chas Adams Wm G Sharp and others lauded veterans as cemeteries were decorated. Town halls filled in Wellington Kipton Penfield and Avon with parades and patriotic addresses.
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Brighton
F. A. Stetson
Amherst
Chas. Adams
Lorain
South Amherst
Wm. G . Sharp
Ridgeville
W G. Sharp
Judge Lee
Iillea
Geo. H. Chamberlain
J .P. Parke
Pittsfield
M. E
D. A. Baird
LaGrange
A. C. Corfman
Kipton
Park Opening Draws Big County Crowd
Riverview park celebrated its formal opening on Saturday with wide county turnout. The Boys Band of Elyria and Olmstead Falls provided music and received praise for its first appearance of the season. Attractions including the dance hall were popular and a Memorial Day gathering followed in the afternoon and evening.
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Riverview Park
Elyria
Olmstead Falls
Prize Winners of Trim Contest Honors and Odd Bets
The Window Trim Contest awarded first prize to Central Book Store, second to Lewis Mercantile Co, and third to Farm Implement Co. Arthur Buswell won $15, Doris Cheesman $19, Bettie Murray $5, with many others receiving $1. Over 500 votes cast. Also, Pope Benedict issues encyclical on Rome allowing Catholic rulers to visit the King of Italy. King Alfonso of Spain expected first visitor under new rules.
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Central Book Store
Lewis Mercantile Co
Farm Implement Co
Arthur Buswell
Doris Cheesman
Bettie Murray
Arthur Buckholz
Florence Shoupe
Madalene Bradner
G E. Fox
Jane Osborn
Florence Marshall
George Bucklin
Eleanor Geldstein
Grace Myers
Margaret Horan
David Horan
W. A. Brinzley
Rassmond Thompson
Wallace Forbes
Ruth Krebs
Alvin Squires
Louise Fraunstein
Myrtle Struck
Ruth Wagner
Florence Bickford
Chamber of Commerce
Rome
Benedict
Italy
Alfonso
Spain
Supreme Court blocks state referendum on federal amendments
The high court ruled federal constitutional amendments cannot be submitted to state referendums with referendum provisions. Ohio and other states retain ratifications of the prohibition and women's suffrage amendments. Court also struck down war revenue act tax provisions for presidents and federal judges. Recessed until next Monday as term ends.
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Ohio
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
United States
Columbus
Get Acquainted Week Promotes Local Merchants
The Retail Grocers Association plans a week of networking and countywide tours with an evening address by H C Symonds. The Better Business Club meets Thursday to sketch preliminary plans for Acquainted Week and coordinate the annual business tour of local towns.
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Retail Grocers Association
Chamber of Commerce
H C. Symonds
Ohio Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
Better Business Club
Wilson Offers Aid to Fight Mexico Plague at Vera Cruz
President Wilson proposes sending hospital ships nurses doctors and medical supplies to Vera Cruz to combat bubonic plague with eleven confirmed cases and five deaths to date. American warships will remain offshore with no crew ashore as the outbreak unfolds.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Navy Department
Palmer Claims Post Favored Anarchists in Deportation
Attorney General Palmer told a House committee that Louis F Post as labor secretary showed a self willed autocratic view in deportation proceedings. He said Post substituted personal opinion for public law and lacked sympathy for anarchists while favoring social revolutionists, depriving the public of due process.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Louia F. Post
Labor
Palmer
House
Post
Rules Committee
Eighteen Year Old Pennsylvanian Strays From Travel Plan
Bessie Allen a Corry Pennsylvania resident eighteen years old got on the wrong streetcar in Cleveland while en route to Medina to visit relatives. She rode to Elyria then left at Step 84 walked Murray Ridge Road until 9 30 last night. A farmer found her and brought her to the city police. She was sent to the M C A for the night then dispatched back to Corry in the morning.
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Bessie Allen
Corry
Murray Ridge
Miss Allen
Medina
Cleveland
Elyria
Oberlin
Nlight
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Chas. L. Adams
Gates Hospital
Demented Man
Lowden
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Johnson
Resolutions Committee
Charles Evans Hughes
Home Church
Christian Service
W. B. Johnston
Elyria Public Schools
Mt. Vernon
Mexico
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