West Coast Steam Route Bustling With Trade and Whaling
A biweekly Victoria steamship runs along Vancouver Island’s coast linking remote towns to the outside world. Kyuquot and Port Renfrew host busy canneries turning out whale meat and salmon while Indian villages rely on canneries and forest trips for income.
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Victoria Harbor
Juan de Fuca Strait
Vancouver Island
Canada
Pacific Coast
Clo-oose
Clayuquot
Nootka
Fyuque
Quataino
Cashalot
Port Renfrew
Amherst News Notes Local Class Hike and Meetings
Spany School class takes an eight mile hike to Vermilion River Hollow, sixteen boys participate with William Garthe supervising. Businessmen suspend meetings for summer due to poor weather and plan a country outing. Ladies Aid entertained by Liphardt and Mrs Springer. luncheon served. Local residents travel to Cleveland and Chillicothe for visits and events.
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Spany
Wikho
Garthe
Wing Society
Liphardt
Oberlin Pair Davis and Williams Tie in Formal Oberlin Ceremony
Alice Mary Williams and Clark Cadivarington Davis wed at the Williams home in Oberlin in a ceremony led by John Hobson. Guests from Seville Kent Toledo Painesville and beyond attended. The bride wore ivory satin lace and carried bridal roses while music and a wedding supper framed the event.
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Davis—Williams
Alice Mary Willams
Clark Cadivarington Davis
The
Wilhby Williams
John Hobson
Lydia Npson
Lohengrin
Bridale
Palma
Dorothy Williams
Charles Robert Will
John Williams
Bride
Laura Davis
Then
Harry Swan
Davis
Ober-on High
Business College
Seville Milling Co
J. Davis
Seville
Ellen Shankey
Kent
Olga Edstrum
Lydia Thompson
Florence Engle
J. L. Johnson
P. Wilson
Toledo
Blanche Stevens
Painesville
Lydia Slack
Nance Slack
John
Alumni Address At Adrian College Set For June 13
Rev R B Whitehead of the class of 09 O T S will give the annual alumni address at Adrian College on June 13 His message will be President Mahans first President of Oberlin and Adrian Colleges On June 16 President H C King will deliver the commencement address His subject is Todays Educational Challenge He will be introduced by Bessie Leach Priddy dean of women of Ypsilanti Mich Chicago
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R. B. Whitehead
Adrian College
Whitehead
President Mahans
Oberlin and
Adrian Colleges
H. C. King
King
Bessie Leach Priddy
Women
Ypsilanti, Mich
Chicago
Mail Carrier Marley Smith Passes Annual Exam With Top Score
Marley Smith a mailing clerk in the post office scored 99 on his annual examination last week. The test covered sorting mail for proper routing nationwide including railway connections and train schedules plus city and town considerations. Speed and accuracy were evaluated and Smith demonstrated he meets the standard in handling mail.
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Marley Smith
Post Office
Smith
Fractured Wrist Injures Local Girl
Mable Dunscomb, daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Dunscomb of 27 Spring Street, fractured her right wrist while reaching for a trapeze at home. She was brought to the hospital Thursday evening, the fracture reduced, and she was sent home. She is reported doing as well as could be expected.
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Mable Dunscomb
Oberlin Personal News and Local Appointments
Oberlin notes Mrs W A Thomas at Oberlin hospital improved and expects to return home tomorrow. Rev L E Daniels to Gambier for diocese ordination examiners next week then return for Sunday services. League of Voters annual meeting June 13 at Sturge's hall urging women to attend. Miss Alice Leuthi and Robert Williams to wed June 18 in New Haven Conn. Leuthi formerly Oberlin resident and 1919 graduate. Various residents visitations and weekend travels mentioned.
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Oberlin
W. A. Thomas
Oberlin Hospital
L. E. Daniels
Leonard
Diocese of
Ohio
Gambier
League of Voters
Sturge’s Hall
Alice Elizabeth Leuthi
L. J. Leuthi
Robert Jones Williams
New Haven
E. College Street
Toledo
D. Herndon
B. F. Stanley
Akron
Joe Braithwaite
Cleveland
Albert Pierce
Lenora
Wellington
Otis McKee
J. M. Stone
Mittawanga
Ether Forwood
Barberton
K of C Leader Earns Order From Spain
Edward L. Hearn of New York Knights of Columbus European Commissioner receives the Order of Isabella from King Alfonso XII. The honor marks seven countries recognizing his work through the Knights of Columbus, despite Spain’s earlier non invitation to join.
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Edward L. Hearn
New York
Knights of Columbus
Order of Isabella of Spain
Alfonso XII
Holy See
Hearn
K. of C
Alfonso
Europe
Spain
Ghostly command led Armenian student to plot Talaat murder
Berlin June 3 The ghost of a massacre victim urged Solomon Teflirta the Armenian student to kill Talaat Pasha ex grand vizier of Turkey. He testified at Talaat's trial recounting family deportation and a mother and sister's murder on a highway. He sobbed as he spoke of the black day.
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International News Service
Frank E Mason
Berlin
Meter
Talaat Pasha
Turkey
Solomon Teflirta
Talaat
Ohio State to appoint faculty manager of student activities
Beginning next year Ohio State University will appoint a faculty manager of student activities to coordinate all campus organizations. The position will oversee about 50 student groups and streamline their work as other colleges have done successfully.
Porter Peace Resolve Reaches House Action
The Porter peace resolution was favorably reported to the house by the foreign affairs committee with Democrats voting solidly against the final action. It is planned to bring the resolution to passage in the house next Thursday.
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Washington
House
House Foreign Affaira ‘Committee
Wellington Tax Books Opened This Week
Wellington and surrounding districts tax books open Saturday and will stay open daily through June 20. County commissioners say no extension for tax payment. Book opening occurred June 1 with few taxpayers present.
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Wellington
Friendship Guild Closes Year After Thursday Meeting
Members gathered at Mrs. Grose's South Main Street home for a social evening. Officers presented favorable reports on the year's work, and the organization disbanded for the summer months.
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Friendship Guild
Wednesday store closures planned in Wellington summer months
The Wellington Chamber of Commerce reports that nearly all stores will close Wednesday afternoons in June July and August to boost weekday sales. Merchants will offer free Lo-Net theater tickets with Tuesday purchases to attract customers, with Manager Powell promising top film showings that night.
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Chambers of Commerce
Wellington
Powell
Local visitors and community notes from Belden area
Locals Mr and Mrs Wm Henderson of Chicago and the former's sister Mrs Frank Curtice and Mrs C E Curtice visited Belden on Wednesday. Mr Rippeth moved his funeral parlors to the Fisher property on West Main. School closes June 17. The village reports a general cold and sore threat epidemic. Mr and Mrs Bilke of Bennett Street entertain the former's brother recently arrived from England.
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Wm. Henderson
Chicago
Frank Curtice
C. E. Curtice
Belden
Rippeth
South Street
Fisher
West Main
Bilke
Bennett Street
England
Four States Admitted to Union in June Milestones
The Union admitted Kentucky on the last day of June 1792 Tennessee on the first day of June 1796 Arkansas on the fifteenth day of June 1836 and West Virginia on the nineteenth day of June 1863 as historical milestones.
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States
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
West Virginia
Elyria Construction Wins Milan-Elyria Road Contract
The State Highway department awarded Elyria Construction Co. the contract to build 2 115 miles of reinforced concrete road in Erie county on the Milan Elyria route. The project starts at the county line through Birmingham and connects with the improved road in Erie county to extend west to Norwalk.
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State Highway Department
Elyria Construction Co
Erie County
Milan-Elyria Road
Birmingham
Norwalk
Crossings Blocked by Train Coupling Pin Break
A broken coupling pin on a westbound freight train halted traffic on the New York Central railroad from 3:30 to 4:45 this morning.
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New York
Base ball summary from early 20th century scores
Uhles pitched well as the Indians won in their first eastern invasion at Boston. Pipp and Shawkey homered for the Yankees in a win over St. Louis. Duncan hit a homer at Redland Field in Cincinnati, first time achieved there. The Regs defeated the Cards. Ty Cobb drove in four runs as Detroit beat Detroit. The Giants trimmed Pittsburgh with Nohl’s four hit shutout. White Sox lost to Washington after Kerr allowed twelve hits.
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Uhles
Indians
Boston
Pipp
Shawkey
Yanks
St. Louis
Duncan
Redland Field
Cincinnati
Regs
Cards
Ty Cobb
Barger
Bush
Detroit
Giants
Pittsburgh
Nohl
Pirates
Dick Kerr
White Sox
Washington
Plans for silos and wool grower unity urged
County agents offer Department of Agricultural Engineering plans for silos or barns. Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association members are urged to join and support the group. A Henry C. Wallace quote laments global hunger amid U S surplus.
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Department of Agricultural Engineering
Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Henry C. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Six British military police killed in Irish battle
Six British military policemen were killed and three wounded in a clash near Carrowkennedy as crown forces clashed with Republicans. About 190 attackers ambushed a police patrol, and heavy fighting followed as the policemen returned fire.
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Dublin
Crown
Carrowkennedy
Tracting Track Upgrades on Green Line Complete Soon
The Middle avenue Green line track improvement from Fourth street to Sixteenth street is nearly finished. Tearing and relaying tracks improved ride quality and safety. Additional track work on Third Street Court Street and West Broad Street proceeds while Lake avenue rough spots get attention. full quality service expected within a month or two.
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Middle Avenue
Fourth Street
Sixteenth Street
Street Railway Company
Third Street
Court Street
West Broad Street
Lake Avenue
The June birthstone agate or chalcedony
The text notes agate or chalcedony as the traditional June birthstone, with some usage spelling calcedony. It references ancient tradition linking the gem to June.
Wellington Club Hosts Pitcher Showcase at Cascade Park
The Wellington club opens a series of games at Cascade Park beginning at 2 o'clock. The squad features a strong pitcher staff and a mix of seasoned and developing players.
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Cascade
Elyria
Wellington
Hex
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Kyuquot Cannery
United States
Hell
Vancouver
Kyvuquot
Mherst News
Elias Barnet
Charity Hospital
Samuel Lindenmeyer
Portsmouth
Jacob Baus
O. H. Baker
Wim. Ehrman
Frank Mischka
Roy Mitchell
Chilicothe
Clarense Kearns
Oberlin News
Reublin Bros
Lo Bars P. & G
Naptha Soap
Climax
Golden Santos
Oberlin Men
K. of C. Man
Porter
Floreda Stone
Winona Auten
Winter Park
Florida
Madaline Ernst
Inez
Lodi
Baltimora
GEO
Peairs Newpoint Mutual Life Insurance Co
London
Jean i. Dowline
Post
Postum Cereal Co.Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
Victor
Nember Sim
Lucregia Bori
Sophie Braslau
Enrico Caruso
Alfred Cortot
Don Carlos
O Carlo
O Carlos
Giuseppe de Luca
Mischa Elman
Violoncello
Hans Kindler
Zaza
Giovanni Martinelli
Capriccio Valse
Erika Morini
Valkyre
Ride of the Valkyries
Philadelphia Orchestra
Andrea Chénier
Sessant’anni
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Bert Murphy Pitas’ Murphy
Paul Whitemen
Joseph C. Smith
Rebecca
New Jersey
Ferera
Nestle
Mammy
March Leuca
Erst
Broad
Blyria
Philips’ Drug Store
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