Palestine talks on Jewish homeland and Arab opposition noted
A speaker from the International Hebrew Christian Alliance, Mark John Levy of Washington, D.C., described his five months in Palestine and urged Christians to pray for the homeland. He asserted Jews share a spiritual nationality, warned Arabs oppose the British mandate, and stressed study of biblical history to understand Jerusalem’s conditions.
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Palestine
Medhurch
Mark John
Levy
Washington, D. C
Ishaae
Judah
Christ
Wires Outage Briefly Delays City Services
A short disruptive outage affected multiple services as crews responded to a reported fault near a residential area. Emergency responders coordinated with telecom technicians to restore operations, with residents advised to stay indoors and avoid the affected block until service resumed.
Burial at La Gravee cemetery honoring Rev Aran
Gratien of Elyria, 1 home, and heirs today from La Granze mourns with burial at La Gravee cemetery. Parents noted. service held for a religious figure.
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Elyria
Aran
la Granze
la Gravee Cemetery
Atkinson to Be Candidate for Congress
Junes 1 report from Columbus states attorney general Beern notified the Secretary of State of withdrawal as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. Attinson says he expects to run for Congress in the Twelfth District under the Ghio Giewiet slate.
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Atkinson
Congress
Olgars
Columbus
Oly State Beern
Attinson
Tweifth- Ghio Giewiet
Local News In a Few Lines Recap of Weekend Accidents
Local briefs report a car rear ending a new machine at Cleveland pound in Middle Avenue near Center Ridge and Browley Roads. Mrs McLarrhin thrown to the car floor. other occupants shaken. car damaged. John Braz taken to Memorial Hospital after an auto accident on West River Street. Andy Tebak and Steve Boras also injured in separate incidents. Protests a prowler led to a sheriff arrest for alleged assault against his wife Trene.
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Bes Mits-Alto
Cleveland Pound
C.' Farce
Leushin
Middle Avenue
McLeughlin
Center Ridge
Mra
McLarr
John Braz
Fraskun Street
Anderson
Robert
Cleveland
Ralph Anderson
F. A. Clotz
Rakewood
Lee Smith
Ralph” Cassidy
Warren
Richmond
Mart
Mrus
C. A. Bruce
Fairvion Vilage
Harrison
Bruce
la Porte
Simec
Assembly debated strict enforcement and candidate support
In a charged session the assembly discussed enforcing election laws, potential candidate backing, and education reports. McQuirk spoke as committee chair urging firm action, while other members noted preparations for next year and possible adjournment timing in Washington D.C.
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Omn
McQuirk
Avde
Ington
D.C
Honor Ceremony Honors Sailors and Marines Losses
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans led a ceremony to honor sailors and marines who died in the war. Posts and a school group distributed flowers, as James Herltgy offered remarks hoping annual services continue. A sacred prayer followed.
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Sons of Veterans
James Herltgy
America
Thousands See Exposition Opening in Philadelphia
Thousands visited the Sesquicentennial exposition in Philadelphia as the second day opened at nine this morning. Over 159000 entered yesterday while workmen rush to complete buildings before the state ceremonies. The exposition officials scheduled ceremonies and state days to boost progress amid unpacking 251 million dollars worth of foreign exhibits.
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Philadelphia
Kentucky
Memorial Services Crowded Wellington Church
Memorial services at the Methodist church drew a large crowd with music by the church choir and a patriotic service led by Rev. Peer. Scouts and citizens formed a procession to the cemetery where soldiers were honored with flowers, a firing squad salute, prayer, and taps. Remains of veterans attended by local residents.
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Cors Regenges
Wellington
Merning
Bors
Jeanne -Wil- Miss
Mildred
Joel. Fields
Paxwell
Paxwell,” Cole, Lee, and Johnson, Rendered An Appropri: Seillianis
Brighton
Horse Runs Away Driver Injured In Plucky Pursuit
A horse bolted causing a painful injury to its driver and minor wreckage as the animal collided with an automobile owned by Miss Louise Brown of 25 Cambridge Street. The rider escaped severe harm, receiving several bruises, and officers caught the horse after a wild chase.
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Aldrich
Miss Chakardie Credits Cuticura Healing Skin Trouble
Mrs Anna Chakardie of Milwaukee testifies Cuticura Soap and Ointment cleared her severe facial and hand eczema after weeks of itching and sleepless nights. She used two cakes of soap and one and a half boxes of ointment, reporting complete recovery.
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Dreferent Hiead Pv
Telcom
Bees
Man of the Hour In Egypts Life
Egyptian Mussolini aghloul Pasha is described as the forceful national figure idolized by people while Britain watches his growing power The text notes a farm near Wash for breeding white horses and a diet treatment using liver for pernicious anemia with a 1958 survey indicating most money spent on dairy products on the rise.
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Mussolini
Aghloul Pasha
Fie
Great Britain
Veterans parade ends with Memorial Day service
The procession included Chaplain Alfred Jenning of the 145th Regiment and 37th Division recounting service in France. Veterans were honored at a cemetery ceremony where a flag memorial was unveiled, followed by a parade through town and remarks from General Memorial Day Committee members.
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Budates
Roy
Hults
Alfred “Jenning
Funneltoof Sandusky
Nat Sic
France
Ant
Weridations
Bex
Vetera
Maysuals
Louis Hoffman
Corbet Southaraan Horg
Ani Geirie
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Ve Trans
Fin General Memorial Day Committee
Waishingiava Bridge
Poison Plot In Pancake Flour Sent By Mail Traced
Authorities investigate a case alleging a poison plot in pancake flour mailed to Edward E. Porterfield of Kansas City Missouri and related recipients. The package arrived seemingly from a well-wisher and caused illness in several individuals. Investigators continue tracing the source and motives.
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Edward E. Porterfield
Kansas City
Structural Iron Workers Strike in Chicago
In Chicago, thousands of structural iron workers walked off the job to press wage demands. The strike aimed to raise pay from 1.5 to 2.0 and affected multiple sites across the city.
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Structural Iron Workers
Chicago
Junhousand
Tuheir
Fragmentary political dispute and dated musings from 1326
A fragmented OCR passage reflects a political exchange about signing a document and differing views with the president. It includes scattered quotes about resisting signing, mentions 1326 events, and a stray maxim about heaven not being won by a single day but by ongoing effort.
Glandegen gland tonics praised in health restore claims
A newspaper dispatch describes Glandogen as a glandular tonic claimed to wake devitalized glands and restore energy and health. The ad urges genuine gland treatment with no substitutes and notes W. Phil Ups Drug Co will supply it.
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Sclentifie S Land
W, Phil+ Ups Drug Co
Extra Brsts and Poultry Prices at Auction in New York
Old notes show poultry prices and fruit at auction in New York with boxed Baldwin apples and various vegetables. Cleveland livestock market reports cattle, hogs, and dairy prices with rising or steady quotes. Toledo market updates also appear with bidding figures and packer quotes.
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Ull
New York
Baldwins
Bhl
Crete
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Debutantes court etiquette studied in London
New York reports a campaign for 75 million for land, building and endowment for New York University’s centennial. The article notes etiquette rules for debutantes, including dress codes and behavior, with references to Buckingham Palace and royal manners.
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New York
New York University
Memorial Day Observed in Oberlin
Memorial Day was observed quietly in Oberlin with a light turnout as college students and residents paused for ceremonies. Local officials, veterans groups, and students attended simple observances, reflecting on national history and community ties.
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Oberlin
Amherst Man Fined Fifty Dollars In Concealed Weapon Case
An Amherst man was arraigned on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon and fined fifty dollars. The incident details are sparse in the readable text, with no additional defendants or court actions specified.
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Steve Boras
Woodfncd Avenue
Third Street
Melvin Titer
Williams Court
Univ Crane Company
Meniorist Hospital
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Bell Avenue
Polce
Tao Tface
Trene
Rane
Tone
Drees
Lola
Lrowbridge, Shore
South Bend, Ltd
WSBT
South Bend
Tribune
U.P. Assembly
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Accide
Ie -Aionz
Eastain Street
Ir L.L. BerVier
Methodist Church
Gherister
Walter Cole
Hole
Holt.imother
Ed Robinson
Lorata
Robinson
Miss A. Chakardie
Cutiura
Man of
Louse Sheni
Mann
Perthier
Sis Sermimicathlies
Heaven
Peice
Toledo
Eliock
London
Buckingham
Palacer
Aures
Uchier
St Willa
West Street
Chas
H. Lee
South-America
Arthur Alessandri
Chili
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Olds
Ilmot Printing Company
Masonic Temple
Catalac
Wise
Seppnee Radios
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Elyria Superior Electric Co
Broad Street
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppy
Court Street
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