Perlin hosts Scholastic League track preliminaries
June 1 meet in Perlin opened preliminaries of the Scholastic League track. Elyria High led in sprints and dashes, Fremont scored in vaulters, Norwalk and Oberlin qualified in jumps, and several athletes including Smith, P Hauserman, and M A of Elyria advanced in the 2:20 yard and dash events. Multiple schools contested the finals though several records were anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlin
Wain High
Elyria High
Ent High
Elyria
Fremont
Orlin High
Norwalk
Bellevue High
Lorain
Oberlin
Sandusky
Suspect in Ward CA case taken to Philadelphia hospital
A man claiming to be John Ward of New York, suspected son of Clarence Peters, is confined at Samaritan Hospital Philadelphia after a struggle with police. He wore a badge and claimed to be a detective from Moon agency, with injuries treated and fingerprints sent to New York for identification.
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Iladelphia
Clarence Peters
Walter
Ward
New York
Samaritan Hospital
John 1
Ward Company of
March
Entral
Peters
Fas
Moon Agency
Greensburg
Repubal and Iron Company
Director Probing Charges In Fire Dept Booze Inquiry
Safety Director continues inquiry into a report that a man, the fire department, and police engaged in manufacturing liquor. He has made a decision but will conduct a rough probe into circulating rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iin
Lin Netter Loses in State Tourney Final
Wett er College and Wirthwein of State University won the final singles this morning at the Ohio intercollegiate tournament. They will face others in the final for the championship after defeating Steele of Cincinnati University 6-0 6-2. Winthwean beat Marvin of Oberlin 6-4 6-4 in the semifinals. doubles Steele and Cole of Cincinnati University beat Savage and Wesleyan 6-4 6-2. Ithwein and Carran of Ohio defeated Parkhill and Berlin 6-2 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Netter
Lumbus
Wetter College
Wirthwein
State University
Ohio
Steele
Cincinnati
Isity
Winthwean Ed Marvin
Oberlin College
Cinciinati University
de Cole
Savage
Bylla
Wesleyan
Ithwein
Carran
Parkhill
Marberlin
After Effects of Olds and Influenza
Fragmented ad text promotes Father John’s Medicine as a cure all. It claims the product strengthens the system, soothes breathing passages, and builds power and flesh without dangerous drugs, urging use during flu season.
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John
Mrs Pennybacker to Host Federation of Women's Clubs Meet
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker of Austin Texas will host the General Federation of Women's Clubs sixteenth biennial convention in Chautauqua New York June 20 30. She is past president and chairs the American citizenship department. The convention features a welfare exhibit and J I Abbott head of the children's bureau will speak on welfare of children. Adam Weiss Del Norte Colorado recording secretary will chronicle sessions for the federation with over two million members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
Atanqua Women’s Club
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chautauqua
New York
Pennybacker
General Federation
American Citizenship Department
Newark
J. Ius Abbott
Children's Bureau
U. S
Adam Weiss
del Norte
Colo
Weiss
Ex Chief Justice Begins Pen Term in Ohio Prison
Former Cleveland municipal court chief justice William H McGannon begins a prison term after an eighteen month legal fight. He faced two murder trials with a hung jury in one and perjury charges in others, with testimony surrounding the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. McGannon
Municipal Court of
Cleveland
Ohio Pen
McGannon
School Board Lets Contract for Boiler Settings
The Board of Education met at the office of F M Stevens yesterday afternoon and received bids for the boiler settings at the heating plant on Sixth Street alley. Four bids were received for the elevator: Albro Clem Elevator Co Warner Elevator Mfg Co Haughton Elevator and Machine Co Otis Elevator Co. The board awarded the boiler settings to George R Allen & Son of Cleveland at 6802, and reserved the elevator contract for next Monday to study merits of elevator types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
F. M. Stevens
Technical High School
Sixth Street
George R. Allen & Son
Cleveland
Industrial Furnace & Oven Co
George P. Ford & Sons Co
George R. Allen & Sons
Albro-Clem Elevator Co
Warner Elevator Manufacturing Co
Haughton Elevator and Machine Co
Otis Elevator Co
Lorain Mayor Grail Enters Third Term Bid
Lorain, June 83. Mayor Grail announces he will seek a third term if opponents avoid religious battles. He says he will quit if the campaign becomes religiously charged.
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Lorain
Grail
Divorce Filing Alleges Uncleanliness and Desertion
Louis Jelercia files for divorce from Maria Jelercia citing laziness uncleanliness and refusal to care for the home and stepchildren from a former marriage. She left last September and he seeks to bar her from any interest in his house and lot at Loarin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jelercia
Maria Jelercia
Hue
Loarin
Lorain Jitney Men Face Traffic Law Dilemma
Lorain June 3 Attorney Lee Stroup told council that jitney bus men cannot be legislated out of business like the yellow line. He suggested leaving the decision whether jitneys or street cars survive to the people and proposed meeting with his clients to craft acceptable legislation for both sides.
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Lorain
Lee Stroup
Council
Endowment Fund For Hospital Is Formed
A stockholders meeting of Fiyria Memorial hospital was held to form two endowment funds. One funds gifts to sustain Memorial hospital work, the other funds gifts for crippled children work. Edg ar F Allen is honored by naming the latter fund after him. A five member committee will draft details, with Mr. Allen present and praised for starting a potentially major philanthropic movement.
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Fiyria Memorial Hospital
Clarence H. Collings
Cleveaida
Irving W. Metcalf
Obertn
Elyria Memorial Hospital Endowment Fund
Edgar F. Allen Foundation Fund
Memorial Hospital
United States
Edgar F. Allen
F. A. Smythe
Allen
Rail unions weigh coordinated wage strike plans
Rail labor chiefs and union leaders expect a nationwide strike to follow wage cuts, with September seen as optimal if the coal miners’ strike ends in August. Aimed at Big Four engineer and fireman pay cuts, the plan hinges on ballot approvals and a brief, high-impact stoppage to maximize pressure.
Must Pay Alimony After Kidnapping Case In Carlisle
George Kenaka, the man who kidnapped his baby and then his wife, was ordered by Judge Thompason to pay his wife six dollars per week for the child’s support. He remains out on bail on charges of assault and battery against his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kenaka
Carlisle
Thompason
Ohio city school indebtedness far exceeds tax valuation
Colum bes June 3 The bond ed school debt of Ohio s 4 832 taxing districts has increased 1 706 per cent since 1900 State Auditor Tracy announced today A large proportion of this indebtedness is represented by lands and buildings Officials of 40 counties are endeavoring to reduce their total school debt Aggregate school indebted ness for the state was 133 025 406 June 30 last as compared with 7 387 984 in 1900 an increase of 125 641 422 in 21 years State Auditor Tracy said Ohio s 94 cities incurred nearly 75 per cent of the school debt city bond issue is 98 767 047 The value of lands and buildings in the cities is placed at 91 077 050 For the fiscal year ending June 30 new school debts totaling 40 123 318 were created and old debts aggregating 6 434 570 were paid off The schools in the cities created new debts totaling 29 315 500 and paid off old debts aggregating 4 131 138
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Ohio
Tracy
Fear of Rage Riots Subides in Texas
Reports from Fort Worth Texas dated June 3 say the threatened race war at Kirvin was temporarily averted and Freestone County returned to quiet. Armed men remained at various points while tensions persisted over the killings of Leron Gibson 19 and Allie Gibson 24 who were shot during an attempted custody dispute and now provoke open revolt by their friends against white residents.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Kirvin
Freestone
Nero
Leron Gibson
Allie Gibson
Otners
First poetical will probated in Newark estate of F Castle
Newark on June 3 reports the probate of the first poetical will on record for the late F Castle an insurance broker. The verse leaves all to his wife and designates her as executrix with no limit on gifts.
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CVOEM
Newark
N. J
F. Castle
Evermore
Eeen Henna
Star Piano Head Dennett Dies in Miami Valley
Henry Dennett president of the Star Piano Company of Richmond Indiana died last night in Miami Valley Hospital. The body will be taken to Richmond today for funeral arrangements and burial.
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Dayton
Henry Dennett
Star Pranay Company
Richmond
Ind
Miami Valley Hospital
Irregular Market Ends With Mixed Bonds in New York
June 3 stock market closes irregularly amid unchanged government bonds and irregular railroad and other bonds.
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New York
Liberty Bonds New York Market Update
Liberty bonds in New York show mixed results with several issues listed. Prices range from $95 to $100.60 across multiple series including first four 1-28, second four 1-45, third four 1-48 and fourth four 1-4s with a victory 4 3-48 at $100.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Telescope to be stationed at Ohio Wesleyan University
Announcement by Professor C G Crump of Forking Observatory states the third largest reflecting telescope will be placed at Ohio Wesleyan University. A Tulsa widow Beatrice L Finley supports three children and has earned a high school diploma while teaching herself to qualify for a university scholarship and a future career in teaching.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
C. G. Crump
Forking Observatory
Beatrice L. Finley
Tulsa
Okla
Market prices for butter eggs cheese and produce
Market column lists butter per pound between 39 and 41 cents and prints at 40 to 41, eggs fresh dozen 27 and 25 to 24 cents, oleo around 21 to 22 cents, York State cheese 22 to 23 cents per pound, live poultry per pound 27 to 28 cents, cabbage 3 to 3 1/2 cents, green onions 10 to 12 1/2 cents per dozen bunches, field tomatoes 4.00 to 5.90 per crate, potatoes sack 150 pounds at 2.00 and 2.50, sweet potatoes 1.00 hamper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York State
Stocks and Commodities Market and Livestock Prices
New York stocks opened steady with United States Steel up to 102 7-8, California Petroleum down 2 to 68 3-4, Mexican Petroleum rising 15-8 to 122 3-4, Tobacco Products up 1-2 to 81, and DuPont at 133. Reading edged up 1-4. Cleveland cattle receipts 150, calves 200 with strong, active market and top $12.50, sheep and lambs 500 steady, hogs 2,000 with mixed prices. Liberty bonds closed with various 1943-45 issues around 99.94 to 100.60.
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New York
United States Steel
California
Mexican Petroleum
DuPont
Reading
Cleveland
Mayor Conducts Midnight Court In His Pajamas
FINDLAY O June 3 The mayor of Findlay held a midnight court at his residence with the mayor in pajamas presiding. Henry Kear was fined 2350 for speeding after a speedy hearing conducted by Police Captain Garespy. The incident set a record for swift justice in the city.
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Harry Rodabaugh
Kear
Woman's Medical College leads in U S medical training
The Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania remains the sole women's medical college in the United States after more than fifty years. In Surrey England a model farm run entirely by women covers nearly 100 acres with a main house and several worker cottages housing the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women’s Medical College of
Pennsylvania
Surrey
England
Miss Mayme Sharp Entertains At Amherst Home
June 3 Amherst report: Good Deeds day hosted by Miss Mame Sharp at North Main Street residence. Evening featured games, music, and refreshments for attendees including Margaret Bain, Norence Frederick, Helen Eastman, Elizabeth Eastman, Helen Kline, Doris Schofeild, Edna Hopkins, Mildred Herman, Dorothy Cox, Ruth Cromwell, and Mrs. Eastman.
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Amherst
Congregational Sunday School
Mame, Sherp
North Main Street
Margaret Bain
Norence Frederick
Helen Eastman
Elizabeth Eastman
Helen Kline
Doris Schofeild
Edna Hopkins
Mildred Herman
Dorothy Cox
Ruth Cromwell
Eastman
Amherst Faces Elyria Eagles Norwalk Team in Amherst
Amherst hosts Elyria Eagles and Norwalk City team Sunday in a double bill as Stiwald Shoes meets Norwalk and Amherst Merchants collide with Elyria. Battery lines include Chippy’s FPruse and Lehewitzski for the Cobblers and Lunebsch brothers for the Merchants. Amherst personals note several Lorain and Toledo visitors.
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Elyria Eagles
Norwalk
Amherst
Stiwald Shoes
Amherst Merchants
British Rush and Irish Crisis Deepens as Talks Stall
Reports from Strabane and Lough-Armagh border describe British patrols and new siege artillery arriving as tensions rise. In Dublin, Irish cabinet members fail to resolve constitutional revisions with British objections aired in detail. Collins remains confident, says he will not return to London and plans a country weekend away. London observers warn the Anglo-Irish peace treaty faces its gravest danger since inception. In Beijing, President Hsu Shih Chang resigns after Wu Pei Fu defeats Chang Tso-Lin in Manchurian conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collings
London
Collins
Eamonn de Valera
Hsu Shih Chang
China
Peking
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
No Strike Predicted by Rail Labor Leaders in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati talks next Tuesday, union representatives contest wage reductions set for July 1 by the U S railroad labor board calling the move bluff. They warn the big four brotherhoods and other unions may split and not back a joint stand. Rail officials say revenue losses from lower freight rates and wage cuts create a 150 million shortfall, shifting the burden to railroads rather than workers.
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Railroad Labor Board
Cincinnati
United States Railroad Labor Board
Big Four
Railroad Brotherhood
Railroad Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
American
Sudreau wins first leap for Lebaudy estate prize
Paris June 3 Roger Sudreau married to Jaqueline Lebaudy daughter of Jacques Lebaudy of New York and known as the Emperor of the Sahara today won his first leap in the race of the Lebaudy and Sudreau families for the 40 million dollar estate left by the eccentric Jacques Lebaudy.
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Paris
Roger Sudreau
Jaqueline Lebaudy
Jacques Lebaudy
New York
Sahara
Lebaudy
Sudreau
American destroyers ordered to Asiatic waters
Washington reports that thirteen American destroyers have been ordered to Asiatic waters to replace a like number on duty there. The move reflects efforts to bolster naval presence in the region amid ongoing regional tensions and shifting strategic priorities.
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Washington
Asiatic Waters
Carpentier Signs to Perform in Movies in Paris
Georges Carpentier renowned French boxing star plans a film career after accepting a movie offer. He will star in a Yves Mirande written sentimental love story featuring boxing, signaling a transition from prize ring glory to legitimate stage work. East Side Welding Co advert appears in the same clipping with services in metal welding and auto repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Georges CarPentier
Apollo
Georges
Yves Mirande
Géorges Emerges as Hero Despite Hidden Villain
In a tense background scene Géorges takes center stage as the apparent hero while the villain’s identity remains unrevealed. The narrative hints that the foe will not be given another chance to confront him directly.
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Géorges
Villian
Woman's letter promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Cumberland Maryland resident Mrs Joan Heter praises the remedy claiming relief from menstrual and back pain after use. She says it helped through childbirth and sustained her through seven children while performing housework. Mrs Heter invites other women to write for her experiences and advice.
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Cumberland, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sam Willin
Joan Heter
Dilley Street
Cumberland
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Nelson Ludwig
William Grove
Charles Ludwig
Nelson
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Strabane
Lough-Armagh
Lough County
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Kenyon Ave
Middle Avenue
Carpentier
East Side Welding CO
East Bridge St
William Conrad
W. Bridge St
F. A. Humphrey
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Western Reserve Finance Co
Turner
E. Pinkham
Mpound
Glade B. Thomas
Elyria Hardware Co
G. M. Marsh & Son
Broad Street
Ry Con
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West Side Lumber & Coal Co
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