League Report Reveals White Slave Traffic Shift
London June 1 reports from the League of Nations reveal a two year investigation into white slavery, detailing how women and children are trafficked by procurers across continents. The study notes use of social venues, fake marriages, theater circuits, and cruise to cities like Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro, with victims often lured by promises of wealth and fashionable life.
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London
League of Nations
Coatad
League of Nathe Raport
Normhal
Tlague
Vt Bous
Lavestica
Airec
Une Gtr
Buenos Aires
Rlavanna
Rio de Janeiro
Spain
Portugal
Africa
Chat Mater
South America
Cuba
Town Line North by 3908S by Mrs Kern’s return cited
June 1 town notes from Town Line North report Mrs Geerge Kern returned home after a Cleveland visit. W G Weisk of Cleveland visited on Saturday. Local residents called on relatives, and a school picnic marked the end of the term with prizes won by students. An engagement shower for Miss Norton preceded news of a forthcoming marriage. The eighth grade commencement drew attendees from the area.
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Town Line
Henry Deiei
Lorain
Mayfield
Elyria
Sam Fridar
Peter Dellefield
Wold Road
Amelia Bechtel
Wirrar Ridge
Spiegelberg Howe
John Delfield
Ed Menz
Amherst
Anthony Dellefield
South
Jet Dellefield
Vrs
Wagoner Sen Frank
Wmr
Wm. Sudro
Elvria
Wmn
Hesday
Peanut Hunt
Katherime
Eid
Alice Marfield
Hassel Spiegelbers
Miss Norton
Wal Henes
Janey Lovely
Er Lentz
Nds
Sunaret Delleheld
Grant Freeland
Miltrant Rhige
Frid ay visitors and family notices around Spiegelberg
Frid ay events list GW Spiegelberg returning home after visiting daughter Jay Fowl of South Ridge. Numerous local guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Rane Clance Robbins and son Myron, Mrs Marge Yrs John Delfield, Jay Ruth of Spath Ridge, Mr and Mrs John Hynes and guests, Mr and Mrs Otto Peagler and daughter Al, Mrs Mike Theaiman and Ian Lake, Rev and Mrs Schafer and son Harry, Gertrude of Cleveland, Mrs Wm Miller of Lorain, Mr and Mrs Lewis Ernst, Cart Dote and Mr Durhens of Cleveland, and others visiting Delfiell family.
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Storei School
Fridairs
Spiegelberg
Jay Fowl
South Ridge
Frank Rane
Clance Robbins
Myron
Marge
John Delfield
Jay Ruth
Spath Ridge
Spiegelbers
John Hynes
Otto Peagler
al of Eilrria
Mike Theaiman
Ian
Lake Avenue
Schafer
Harry
Gertrude
Cleveland
Herman Bischof
Wand
Wm. Miller
Tmnt
Ard
Lewis Ernst
Mander
Cart
Durhens
Jol Delfiell
Monfav
Doe Thomes
Lorain
Caution on Apple Spraying During Hot Days
Apple growers advised to avoid spraying when temperatures are high or foliage is very wet to prevent spray injury. Emphasis on timing, spray pressure around 40 pounds, and thorough coverage of young leaves. Recommendations include lime sulfur mixtures and nicotine sulfate additions to manage pests and lesions on untreated trees.
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Gillam
Abe Birtsingham
Elyrlan Member of Cleveland Law School Class
June Karl Mishka of this city is a member of the graduating class at Cleveland Law School. Announcement notes best reception of the usual commencement exercises. Plans are on foot to construct new lines to the top of a famous venue, with use of a new invention to reach five hundred feet.
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Elyrlan
Cleveland Law School
Ueland Lawing
June Karl
Mishka
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Jesse ¥., Jr
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