Rotary Officials to Meet in Elyria Conference
The Elyria area will host a two day Rotary clubs conference at Spring Valley Country club with about 150 district officials plus past governors and international leaders. District Governor Lawrence Webber presides as they discuss Rotary problems and leadership duties in a tone of welcome and anticipation.
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Elyria
Rotary
Lawrence Webber
Spring Valley Country Club
International Rotary
Rotary International
Inspecting Autos Six New England States Plan Joint Vehicle Inspections
Six New England states will conduct a simultaneous compulsory motor vehicle inspection next month to boost highway safety. The plan shows interstate cooperation, with Pennsylvania and New Jersey already sharing concurrent inspections. With over 26 million vehicles on U S roads, inspections reveal about a third of vehicles defective, underscoring the need for universal periodic checks.
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New England
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Postal deficits mount as 1916 outlook looms
Before 1916 a small yearly deficit grew since mid 19th century as expansion cost more than receipts. 1860 receipts were 8 million with 19 million in outlays, while this year deficit nears 60 million and邮 further threatens. The post office questions self sufficiency, proposes 2.5 cent per ounce rate replacing 2 cents, wary of public reaction to higher mailing costs.
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Post Office Department
Lightning’s lure: why balloons and planes cling to treetops
Curious readers ask why tree tops attract balloons and aircraft. Experts explain atmospheric updrafts and thermals channeling currents that carry lighter objects upward, causing them to hover or drift toward high perches in windy conditions.
Unrest Grows as Critics Claim Rest Overdone
The passage argues that ongoing agitation among some groups might ease if others stopped resting constantly and engaged more actively in public affairs. It suggests fatigue and perpetual withdrawal fuel discontent and calls for balanced civic participation.
Elusive Crime Figure Targeted by Officials Study
A regional law enforcement task force investigates a persistent criminal network as part of a broader crackdown. Authorities say the operation aims to disrupt illicit activity, seize assets, and deter repeat offenses. Officials emphasize cooperation with neighboring agencies and community reporting channels.
Notable Illinois figures and Southern Illinois progress
Louis Lincoln Emmerson, born Albion December 27, 1863, rose to governor in 1928 after a career in business and politics. The Egypt region in Southern Illinois is highlighted for agricultural diversification, coal and mineral deposits, growing dairy and poultry industries, and oil production, with strong prospects for manufacturing and regional prosperity amid postwar economic changes.
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Louis Lincoln Emmerson
Albion
Ill
Mt Vernon
Illinois
Egypt
Ilinds
Illiois
Southern Illinois
Southern
Marne Battle Sculptor Still Unselected
Paris July 23 The French Beaux Arts after reviewing many projects postponed plans for a Marne battlefield monument. They favored original rustic conception but judged most designs ill suited for a lasting tribute. Officials noted prior war memorials lack aesthetic virtue and massed groups of soldiers were needed to convey military importance.
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Paris
Beaux Arts
The
Marne
Foch
Cassel
Joffre
Chantilly
Notable anniversaries of historical figures listed
The item lists birthdays and death dates for Eugene Vidocq Charlotte Cushman Coventry Patmore William Westlake Cardinal Gibbons and Lardner Vanuxem from 1775 through 1921. It notes birthplace and death places including Philadelphia Bristol Boston England England and Baltimore with varied dates.
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Eugene Vidocq
Lardner Vanuxem
Philadelphia
Bristol
Charlotte Cushman
Boston
Coventry
Patmore
William Westlake
England
Brooklyn
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Today in history highlights from 1803 to 1888
Rebellion beginning in Ireland under Robert Emmett in 1803. In 1858 Jews gain full civic equality with oath reform. In 1886 Steve Brodie reportedly jumped the Brooklyn Bridge. In 1888 John B. Dunlop of Belfast invents the first pneumatic tires.
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Ireland
Robert Emmett
England
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
John B Dunlop
Belfast
Notable birth anniversaries listed for prominent U S figures
Clarence M Young born in Colfax Iowa 41 years ago is Assistant Secretary for Aeronautics at the Commerce Department. Gluyas Williams born in San Francisco 42 years ago is a cartoonist. Montague Glass born in England 53 years ago is a writer and playwright. Simeon Strunsky born in Russia 51 years ago is an editor and author. Dr Frank P Graves born in Brooklyn 61 years ago is a New York educator and college president. James Hopper born in Paris 54 years ago is president of the Authors Guild. Jacob H Hollander born in Baltimore 59 years ago is a noted Baltimore economist.
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Clarence M Young
Department of Commerce
Colfax
Iowa
Gluyas Williams
San Francisco
Montague Glass
England
Simeon Strunsky
Russia
Frank P. Graves
New York
Brooklyn
N. Y
James Hopper
The
Authors Guild
Paris
Jacob H Hollander
Baltimore
Reverend Piper Delivers Notable Elyria Address
The evening featured Reverend Piper of Elyria delivering an engaging address that drew steady attention from attendees. The speech highlighted community concerns and fostered discussion among local residents and leaders.
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Piper
Elyria
Croskey Reunion Attended by Croskey Family in Lodi
Mr and Mrs E F Croskey and family attended the Croskey reunion held in Lodi on Sunday. Dr and Mrs Clifford Arnold and daughters of Philadelphia were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Shyrock and family of Adelbert avenue. Miss Lottie Matheson of Cleveland called on Mrs Mary Collier and John Garrett Sunday evening.
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Detefeld
Edison Highway
Pacian R
Fred Koepp
Mee
Ww. Wellert
Elyria
Ylerman Bischoff
L. Bischoff
H. Mathias
Cleveland
J. Mathias
Chicago
L. Ernst
Lewis Kothe
Henrietta
Elizabeth Stang
Charles Eldam
Kathleen
E. C. Schubert
T Lynn Rosa
Charles Kennedy
Lorain
J. Edwards
E F Croskey
Croskey
Lodi
Clifford Arnold
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert, Shyrock
Adelbert Avenue
Lottié Matheson
Mary Collier
John Garrett
Schubert Family Attends Henry Beck Funeral
Town Line reports Henry Beck funeral from Fur nace Street Elyria. Mrs H Mackert improving after illness. Irma Spiceeber guest at Needle Child picnic at Chippewa Lake. J T Smith of Ridge and Sarah Hanlon visit Smegelberg family. Lewis Roth overnight guest of Kathryn and Lydia Date. Valentine Cook, Mr and Mrs Cain Delefield and families visit Mr and Mrs H.
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E C Schubert
Henry Beck
Furnace St
Elyria
H Mackert
Irma Spiceeber
Chippewa Lake
C JT Smith
Ridge
Sarah Hanlon
Lewis Smegelberg
Lewis Roth2
Henrietta
Kathryn
Lydia
Valentine Cook
Cain Delefield
Rhineland Occupation Cost Germany 6.6 Billion Marks
Berlin reports the Rhineland occupation from Armistice denial to evacuations ended June 30 cost Germany 6.6 billion marks according to an official announcement.
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Berlin
Rhineland
Germany
Local College Alum Returns to Sell Magazine Subscriptions
Mrs Em Moots' son, recently out of college, has returned to solicit magazine subscriptions. The note questions whether women readers are hesitant or if he simply has many customers to pursue across the community, reflecting small town expectations.
Impulsive Native Warned Against Impetuous Action
The reading notes a strong month end influence with a native being impulsive and daring. It cautions curbing impetuousness to prevent emotions overrunning reason, implying a pathway to success if balance is kept.
Lake Avenue L W Banquet At Ezra Baetz Home
Members of the Lake Avenue Ladies Aid of the Lake Avenue Community Church and guests were banqueted at the home of Mr and Mrs Ezra Baetz on Thursday evening. A chicken dinner for seventy four was served at six o'clock. Tables and rooms were decorated with garden flowers. Music was provided by Mr and Mrs Charles King and Mr and Mrs Giles.
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Lake Avenue
Ezra Baetz
Charles King
Giles
Tariff Rules Cause O Pantah Trade Protest Madrid
Spain shows little chance of abrogating the 1906 modus vivendi with the United States after Hoover signs the Hawley Smoot Tariff. A government committee urged repeal citing cork shipments and other U S restrictions including the fruit fly issue and the 18th Amendment. The Berenguer administration avoids risk, delaying action until parliamentary government returns, with Duke of Ibla indicating no immediate move.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
Herbert Hoover
Ministry of State
Ministry of National Economy
Duke of Ilba
Relatively Long Tour Ends as Plans Shift for Spanish Summer
A traveler completes a extensive tour covering France Legland and Switzerland and plans to stay in Spanish summer resorts upon returning home. He aims to spend the season along the North Coast, enjoying coastal locales and favorable weather while continuing his travels later.
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France
Legland
Switzerland
Spain
North Coast
Canner's Bill Takes Effect On Canned Goods Labeling
Washington July 23 The Canner's Bill amends the federal food and drug act requiring labeled can goods except meat and canned milk to meet minimum standards. W G Campbell chief of the department says buyers will know whether foods are high or near standard quality. FDA to begin formulating tentative quality conditions and fill standards immediately.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
W. G. Campbell
Department’s Food and Administration
Food and Drug Administration
Primary Crash Causes Listed
Hartford report cites 1929 accident review showing five dominant causes: inattention reckless driving operating too fast for conditions on the wrong side of the road and driving while intoxicated. The State Department of Motor Vehicles notes 466 motor vehicle deaths in 1929 and urges intensive remedial action.
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Hartford
Conn
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Department
Oldest Mason Dies in Forest Grove at 103
Uncle Jim Whitford, possibly the nation’s oldest Mason by age, died in Forest Grove Oregon at 103. He was born in New York state during the presidency of John Quincy Adams, placing his birth era in the early 19th century.
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Forest Grove
Ore
Jim Whitford
United States
New York State
John Quincy Adams
Fingerprints Ordered for Monkey in Clerkenwell Case
The local magistrate ordered a monkey to be fingerprinted after complaints about its behavior in Clerkenwell. The action follows a series of disturbances reported to authorities, reflecting early animal control measures in the district.
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Clerkenwell. Eng
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