Plans to Withdraw Marines From Tientsin China
Washington officials prepared a formal statement on U S policy toward the Chinese Nationalist regime. The Navy ordered 1350 Marines withdrawn from Tientsin, part of 3820 sent to the Far East after the March 24 banking incident and other anti foreign unrest. The timing and full withdrawal of the remainder remain undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Nankinz
Navy Department
Tientsin
China
Far East
South China
Yangtze Valley
Exchange Clubs Play Day at Put-in-Bay Convention
The twelfth annual National Exchange clubs convention shifted to a Play Day at Put-in-Bay with 3000 delegates. California clubs swept attendance prizes while districts formed by population were created and Tuckerton NJ earned the national extension trophy for forming new clubs.
Obregon Assassination Blames Labor Group Politically
The gOG group and its labor faction were blamed for intellectual labor in the Obregon assassination. The labor secretary offered resignation along with two other labor ministers, then Morones vanished, reportedly in hiding somewhere in the capir mow.
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Gog Group
Obregon
Morones
Capir Mow
Death Record for N E Elliott in Wisconsin and Michigan
Death notice for N E Elliott after brief illness at home of Mrs W. OR Bilew Street. Age not stated. Survived by sister Mrs J A Hayes of Greenville and a daughter and two sons Arthur of Zenith WA and Clarence of Lee de Plombeau WI. Calling hours Thursday. Services and burial in Evari MI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NELSON P_ ELLIOTT welsez PEL
Bis Dargoter
W._ OR. Bilew
Fhiriearh
A. Hayes
Greenville
Igam
Elsha
Arthur
Zenith
Washington
Clarence
Lee de Plombeau
Wisconsin
Trumpet Trio To Feature Concert
A local band concert features three trumpeters Baumer Elyria Resek Lo Fain Currier Oberlin performing a varied program. Selections include The Three Loyalties Fairest of the Fair March Sousa Semper Fidelis El Capitan and Olive Branch with titles like The New March and The Double Eagle noted in the incomplete list of works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seturdar Rishi
Baumer
Elyria
Resek
Lo- Fain
Currier
Oberlin
el Capitan
Sousa
Aksi
Hazel
Cader
Wasner
Bigelow
Physicians Amazed by Secret Of Death Retention
Evansville Ind. reports a bizarre claim by Frank Scott, injured in an accident, who purportedly aged 74 but appeared young with jet black hair and unwrinkled skin. Witnesses noted speech slurred by alcohol and cigarettes as he described recovery methods and odd medical notions.
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Evansville
Ind
Frank Scott
Scott
Scorz
Crop Conditions Improve Across Regions This Year
Farmers report higher potato plantings across nearly all states 9 percent above last year with mixed yields. Soft winter wheat prospects rise in Ohio and Indiana though hard roasts show varied results. hay acreage declines while overall corn and oats show uneven gains. Rainfall and weather conditions shape midyear prospects with production potentially exceeding average in many areas.
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Bry
United States
Indiana
Besex
Kentucky
Ohio
Norrs
Miami Va
Fickle Flower Foretells New President in Panrorde’s Readings
A fragment from a Pototoc page cites a clairvoyant rose forecast tied to election outcomes. The piece notes petals color change under lunar cycles predicting whether a Republican or Democrat will win, while mentioning a Bureau of Standards experiment with a large optical glass disk.
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Pontotoc
Panrorde
Woodbine
Seon
Bureau of Standards
Underiane
America
Amherst Chautauqua Opens Sessions in August
Amherst July issue notes Chautauqua at Amherst from August 16 to 21 with sessions at 3 PM and a 9 AM senior program. Fete features include Chester M. Sanford lecture on failures of misfits, Shadwell's Scout Bash, Harmony Concert Party, and Emerson Winters Company performances. Activities span vaudeville, songs, piano, readings, dramatic sketches, and a Tommy production with New York cast.
Social and church notices and local gatherings
Indoor baseball game at Harris Street Field Thursday evening. St Ann s Society of St Joseph s Catholic church to be entertained at the school hall Thursday afternoon by Mrs John Michael, with members urged to attend. Mr and Mrs F Snider and sons Wilbur and Roland attend events. families returning from a motor trip to Grand Lodge Michigan. Misses Gladys Leuszier and Hazel Brill Brownhero attend Linwood Park assembly meetings. delegates from Browne Evangelical Sunday school and the church. Mrs A Bechefiet and Tettreed home from Alton naderasn. he is reported as nicely. Mrs Williams daughter East quarrie discharged from local Tuesday. Mrs Fra ser of Oberlin was admitted. Mrs Rasa Jaeger and Miss Frances and Philip III returned from a mas trip to Perry Ohio visiting relatives. Saldiers Candies to play the Highland A s of Lo South Amherst Sunday at 2 30. act players to meet at South Amherst field Thursday evening for practice. Farland, Eirma, and Niedherd, Spencer. Tuesday luncheon guests of Mrs B A Jenne. Woman s Christian temperance union to entertain at Mrs A E Jenne Cleveland Avenue Thursday evenings. good attendance desired. Mrs Patrick McGarvey and Ronse guests Miss Grace Leste and Miss Moran of New York City spending days in Detroit Michigan. week at Lake Hulda Emma Beard of Brownhein Linwood on Coburn spent at Ravenna. Lester Carr Cleveland last evening with her parents. Mr and Mrs A M Scho and Mrs Omar Kelly and son Ralph visiting. Sturson E E Dulmage in Cleveland on business. Mr and Mrs Raymond Baumhardt and Mrs Charles Baum in Cleveland. Fes an Am Guild. Cieva Hamarr Sr.
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Harris Street
St. Ann's Society of
St. Joseph's
John Michael
F. Snider
Wilbur
Roland
George Sabiers
Cildren
Rudolph Sabies
Grand Lodge
Mich
John Sabiers
Gladys Leuszier
Hazel Brill
Brownhero
Linwood Park
Browne Evangelical Sunday School
Seg Tettreed
Ere Alton Naderasn
Wilsam Ithe
East
Fraser
Oberlin
Rasa Jaeger
Frances
Philip
Perry. O
South Amherst
Rae South Amherst Field
Rarland
Eirma
Niedherd
Spencer
B.A. Jenne
Patrick
McGarvey
Ronse
Grace Leste
Pe Moran
York City
Detroit
Cleveland
Raymond Baumhardt
Charles Baum
Fes
Cieva- Hamarr. Sr
Produce markets across Cleveland and Columbus report varied prices
Cleveland and Columbus wholesale produce notes show U S No 1 potatoes at 1 85 a barrel, heavy broilers 23 25 cents, butter around 43 4 cents, with eggs and other items priced in careful regional quotes. Chicago and Minneapolis markets follow with mixed staples and grain quotes.
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Cleveland
U.S. No
Reese
Chicago
Simer
United States
Missouri
Sac
Nia
Virginia
Timothy Sheed
City Council Postpones Meeting
Oberlin officials announce likely postponement of the village council meeting scheduled for August 1. The delay affects action on the Where Way ordinance, with final action put off by a week and then to possibly enter into effect this winter amid member absences and a Chautauqua program.
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City Council
Oberlin
Stone
Eral
Oberlin Team Travels to Elyria for Outdoor Game
Oberlin's baseball squad heads to Elyria's Business Men's Club grounds for a 6 54 p m tilt with Elyria Iron and Steel. It's their first road test in months, opponents strong, likely a tight game as Elyria Iron and Steel is a top league contender. Lineup features Van Ausdale Weiss Broadwell Gaines Hoek Krueger Morris and others. Morris will pitch for the businessmen while Loran starts for the college summer squad.
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Elxria Iren and Steel
Elvira
Mist Jones
Catehar
van Ausdale
Weiss
Broadwell
Gaines
Hoek
Krueger
Cenié2
Morris
Loran
Colfegce
Oberlin Summer School to Show Commencement Pictures
Motion pictures of Oberlin college events will be shown at Friday’s summer school lecture. Directed by John G. Olmstead, alumni secretary, the film features college athletics the Slant parade of Hiluminacion Night alumni in costume and floats and various graduation exercises. Professor Moore of history will introduce the lecture on Rac and Political Problems of South Africa.
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Oberlin College
John G. Olmstead
Moore
Department of History
South Africa
County A Death by Own Action In Tennessee
New York reports James County Tennessee near Hamilton has embraced consolidation, cutting the tax rate from 60 to 1.30 and boosting services. Officials eliminated, roads expanded to 54 miles, schools expanded to up to 16 teachers, and the consolidation movement spreads to Tennessee and Georgia with pioneer car innovations noted.
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Tennessee
New York
James County
Tennesse
Hamilton
Chattanooga
James Esunly
T. J. Smith
Farm
United States
Bcass
Acties
Georgia
Rebekah Lodge Names Officers
Officers elected at a local Rebekah Lodge meeting include Noble Grand Mrs Cora Walker and Grand Mrs Bertha Murph. Treasurer Mrs Lena Verbe and Warden Mrs Lillie Hudekof lead a list of officers with roles across conductors supporters guards and musicians.
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Rebekan Jodge Mondssring
F. L_ son
Noble Grand
Cora Walker
Bertha Murph
Lena Verbe
Lillie Hudekof
Amelia Edwards
Nettie Summers
Noble Grad
Gertrude Bryant
Alan Sinter
Lizzie Krueger
Lena Mar
Minnie Maiham
Helen Humphrey
Adeline Hollensworth
Bessie Cook
Katharine Horning
Ihe
New Air Rate Effective Aug 1 1928 Postage Change
Postmaster General announces that from August 1 1928 air mail postage will be five cents for the first ounce and ten cents for each additional ounce a new five cent air mail stamp will be tested and available August 10 under the Kelly bill signed by President Coolidge. The rate reduction aims to boost air mail business by 100 to 300 percent.
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Postmaster General
New
Air Mall
Congress
Coolidge
Aft
East Ave Diner Sparks City Council Debate
The East Avenue diner near Second Street drew strong discussion at the adjourned city council meeting. Several members and George Stevens called it undesirable, sending the proposal to the building and lands committee and the fire chief for investigation. Service Director John N. Bidd noted a prior chance to lease nearby restroom property for a diner at a favorable price. Council members laughed as the discussion ended.
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East Ave
Solons
East Avenue
Second Street
George Stevens
Building and Lands Committee
John N. Bidd
Wellington Mourns Death Of Relative In Port Clinton
Dr. R W Faus learns his aunt Mrs Nellie Fauz was struck and killed by a car while crossing a street in Port Clinton. Locals note family visits from Deadwood Dakota and social updates include plans for Entre Nous club hosts and a sick relative. Road east of town undergoing repair and a dynamo operated door whistle is mentioned in town notes.
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Wellington
R. W. Faus
Nellie Fauz
Port Clinton
Faus
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Toledo
National Exchange Clubs
Grerhou
Perris Lake Erie
Illinois
Mayrar
T. B. Alexander
Fostoria
Odie
California
Sacramento
Long Beach
East Lane Beach
Lodi
Tuckerton, X. 13
Br. F. M. Sponselier
Elyria Block
Council
James Weathington
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Weathington
Snance Committee
Iss-See
EIR
Cour
Raymond
Fe Betifeld Avenue
Saaiter George
Weir
David W. Johnson
E. T
Paul G. Wikoff
D. C
Myrtle T. Huggins
Monane
Amherst
Nedpath Chautauqua
Sisnior Chauteuqua
Fiti- Pion Collezians
Chester M. Sanford
Shadwell
Chautauqua
Harmony
Foerth
Chautancua
Emerson Winters Company
Comets
Tommy
WB. Armsbury’s
Whautauqua
Henry and Company
Chautaugus
Friendship Club
Philip Sehmaech
West Street
L. D. Shaffer
Edward Schroeder
L. D. Sheffer
Meer
Avenue
Bost
Tae Fim
Joseph
Br ? Wes
C. E. Baker
York Central Railroad
Jackson Bridge
Louis George W. Cor Atel
North Els
Eagies
F. O. E. Hall
E U
Pasi Laiheraus
Woman's Christian Perance Union
A. E. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
Columbus
Cora
Dutchess
Thompson
Lamaos
Marx
Minneapolis
Fami
Ror
Rebekah Lodge
Schneerer and Dausiters
Verda
Helen
Deadwood
Dakota
H.R. Daucherry
Lucy Hull
Courtland
Carlton Gardelle
New York City
Aletha Stacy
East Main
Burt Curtice
Entre Nous Club
East Main Street
Frank Andrews
Day’s Music Co
Baztarnun
Hanser
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court ST
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