Kiwanis President Explains Cascade Park Pool Efforts
Kiwanis President Robert H. Rice publishes a letter in the Chronicle Telegram detailing the Cascade Park swimming pool project in Elyria. He describes fundraising since 1921 and the revised circular pool plan, pledges to supply water mains, bath houses, and a chlorinating plant, and notes debt and continuing efforts to complete the facility.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Kiwanis Club
Cascade Park
Campair
Wascade Park
Origin
Agari
Mavion
Cus
Pats
Kinacis Clhric
Auid Pool
Ceune and Park Commission
Conervets Pool
LaFollette Jr Seeks To Lead As He Campaigns For TOGA Seat
Madison Wis Jan Ja y and Renert Wo LaFollette announces candidacy to outrun his father in the race for the TOGA seat. The field grows with progressive rivals Ray PL Woleny and others naming platforms, while Otto Falk and Greru Bay declare as candidates. A separate report details an endangered town home fire early morning with casualties.
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Madison
Wis
Ja'y
Wo LaFollette
Young Lakovette
Rote Su Povotn Raperer Tatler
Mexican general handed to authorities for trial on sedition
Gen Abilardo Jinjasa who was arrested in Laredo Texas for violation of neutrality is delivered to Mexican authorities for trial on sedition charges. Madrid reports Lieut. General Pedro Rico named director of La Nacion the new official organ. Royal misfortune in Santander follows as Alfonso and Victoria greet France. Paris notes ongoing Rif war turmoil and Tokyo faces cabinet crisis with possible resignation.
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Mexico City
Abilardo Jinjasa
Laredo
Texas
Madrid
Pedro Rico
la Nacion
Directory
Fisherman Lands 118 Mackerel In One Day
Hevwry Wurst of Los Angeles sent a photo showing Charley Wurst Jr. with a huge catch. The tally reached 118 mackerel after a single day of fishing, drawing sportsman pride from onlookers. Lorain buses keep operating amid mayoral inaction as officials delay curbs.
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Hevwry Wurst
Charley W T
Los Angeles
Cal
Wurst
Twins by heredity shape faces says University of Chicago professor
Professor Horatio Hackett Newman of the University of Chicago argues heredity dominates environment in twins. He notes identical twins grow from one cell and one embryo may die or be absorbed, making a person appear as a twin though born alone.
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Chicago
Horatio Hackett Newman
University of Chicago
Make Faces to Be Beautiful Says Ghicago Expert
Chicago July 30 Emily Lloyd a beauty expert promotes facial exercises as a key aid. She says expressions can become fixed and disagreeable and can be reversed by facial exercises or standing on the head to refresh facial muscles.
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Chicago
Emily Lloyd
Miss Lloyd
Barberry Bush Survey Finds 13 New Locations in County
A survey under the U S Department and State University report thirteen new barberry sites in Lorain County. The effort tallies 188 bushes 613 sprouts and 1245 reeds. The barberry plant is linked to wheat dust control and the squad has worked two weeks in the county.
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U.S. Department
Sulfare
Ch'atate University
Lorain
Hear Appropriation Case in HOC Probe
Trial heard appropriation proceedings by The Cleveland Trallinating Co to secure a right of way for a power transmission line on 26th street. Jurors visited Lorain to view the premises. First suit against Albert Warner ended in a verdict for 51. Other defendants named: George Lowsak Roman Urig John Klemer. Stevenson Rites Friday for David Stevenson of Ridgaville who died at Massillon State Hospital services at one oclock. Burial in local cemetery. Don Hovis Jr. injures wrist when Ford starter kicks back causing fracture. Sues On Contract J B McGuire seeks 7500 contract balance against Joshua C Turner and others. Ruth Crawford Granted uncontested divorce from Dewey Crawford for extreme cruelty. Henry Ruhl's leg fractured by falling limb while chopping a tree.
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Judes Hoc
Wilcox
Heruna
Cleveland Trallinating Co
26Th Street
Lorain
Albert Warner
George Lowsak
Roman Urig
John Klemer
Registration Day Set for August 10 by School Board
The board of education designated Monday August 10 as registration day for the coming primaries. Voting booths open 8 am to 2 pm and 4 to 9 pm. Those who moved between precincts must obtain a transfer before voting. This is the only registration day before the primaries. unregistered voters should act.
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Board of Education
Three Killed in Chicago Hold Up Includes Two Yegas
Armed with hammers two men climbed a fire escape to the apartment of Lolis Leonardi a laborer and beat him to death before fleeing. His wife pleaded while one thug announced they had killed the wrong man. Police found the victim with a shattered skull and a death hammer nearby. Nearby events tied to the Drake Hotel robbery where three were killed and $10,000 stolen. James Woods captured after a dramatic episode. hunt for a fifth bandit continues as prosecutors prepare indictments for murder and robbery.
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New York
Lolis Leonardi
Leonardi
Leonard
James Hewitt
Jack Powell
Milwaukee
Drake Hotel
Chicago
James Woods
Frank B. Rodke
Jefferson Park Hospital
Polro
Woods
Hunt
Joseph W.W. Homes
Jack Hill
Crowe
Rabers
Holmes
Radke
Woodsey
Two youths jailed for arson at Westchester club houses
Harris on the Westchester Biltmore Club property two 21 year old graduates James Devlin and Rudolph Lepper are held on arson charges after five fires broke out in rapid succession. Police reported they confessed to setting two residences a gun club a gate house and a police booth on the club grounds.
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N. Y
Youor
Westchester Biltmore Club
James Devlin
Rudolph Lepperd
Ting
Elyria Elks to Dedicate Mt. Vernon Home August 11
Elyria Elks plan a trip to Mt. Vernon Ohio on Tuesday August 11 to dedicate a new lodge home. The ceremony will be conducted by Elyria lodge officers with District Grand Exalted Ruler Ford Loomis I in attendance and a large Elyria delegation expected.
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Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Elyria Lodge
Ford Loomis I
Professor Kohler argues apes share human traits and evolution link
Berkeley July 30 Dr Wolfgang Kohler the Berlin philosopher and psychologist now at UC Berkeley says apes act like humans in thought and feeling and may be closely related to humans evolution. He notes apes use tools show social bonds and concern for others while denying descent from apes.
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Cal
Wolfgang Kobler
University of Berlin
University of California
Kohler
America
Dr. Kohler
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Airplanes Rush Rescue Parties to Drowning Men
Baltimore Chapter of the American Red Cross plans to deploy airplanes to rush rescue parties including swimmers doctors and nurses to any point on Chesapeake Bay. The life saving corps is organized in response to numerous Maryland waters drownings and will establish stations along the coast.
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Maryland
Bryan is laid in state in Washington for funeral services
The late William Jennings Bryan lay in state at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church as thousands paid homage. No military funeral will accompany his burial. his coffin will travel in a private hearse with minimal military presence, to Arlington National Cemetery where services will continue. Kellogg to attend rites. Mrs Bryan remains in seclusion as political leaders send condolences.
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Arizona
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War Department
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Church of Presidents
Elyrian Arrested in Campaign Clean-Up Fight
Federal prohibition officers sweep Port Clinton and Lorain arresting Frank McCullough and others as part of a lake shore crackdown. Judge Tenney and four others in Ohio face charges. twenty warrants expected with more arrests to come.
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Cedar Point
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Lea Ames
Sandy Beach
Russell Keller
Anthony Snyder
Ames
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Supreme Court Reinstates Cleveland Bus Permits
The State Supreme Court reversed the Ohio Public Utilities Commission orders revoking permits for Wilt Salt and Ray Manning to operate motor busses between Cleveland and Elyria. The permits were initially canceled last December and reinstated amid company protests after appeals and a denied reopening request.
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Elyria
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Kansas rocked by earth tremor across region
A slight quake at 6:15 shook sections of Southwest Kansas waking residents from Liberal to Dalhart and Tucumcari. Trainmen report the tremor as widespread with shaken plates and light objects but no damage noted. its reach did not extend to Pratt.
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Wkacsas
Liberal
Dalbart
Tex
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Bock Island
Wayo
Leberal
Prohibition Administration Nears Full Staffing by August
Washington reports half the new dry era team chosen with Gen. L C Andrews aiming to finish the revamped personnel by mid August. A planned national klan show in Washington was scaled down to a lodge parade on August 8. Shenandoah dirigible leaves Lakehurst for Virginia coast for maneuvers with the US Navy. ICC delays freight rate hearings to September 1 with Chicago as the site. Clearing house data show Exchanges 8390000, balances 93000000, Fed balance 75000000.
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Prohibition Administration
L C. Andrews
National Capital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Congress
Only Three English Schools Teach American History
Professor S. E Morison, retiring Harmsworth professor from Oxford, says only three English schools teach American history. He notes English history reaches Americans in thousands of schools, but warns current English youth mainly learn about America from films formed for the U S market. He argues American movies distort British perceptions and may be unwholesome.
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Harmsworth
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Morison
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America
United Statess
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