Coast Guard Rescues Thousands in Hazardous Seas
Report details Coast Guard operations across Atlantic Gulf and Pacific shores during a severe winter, rescuing thousands with some fights against smugglers but no fatalities. About 2 212 persons aided. officials say current gear is insufficient and a bill seeks ten new cutters costing 39 006 000 to strengthen navigation protection and lifesaving efforts.
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Nation Protectin
Dat
Gulf
Ing
Ss Escua
Coast-Guard
Crusade ‘Agagiustrum Reuners
Congress
Coast Guard
Thaws: Son Missing From Chicago Hotel
A scrambled report indicates a Thaw family son is missing from a Chicago hotel. The piece mentions concern over a bill left behind and possible entertainment-related expenses, with reference to a limousine and unspecified charges.
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Chicago
Russelle
Hotel Debt Sparks Court Action After Youth’s Parents Notified
Fragmentary notice indicates a hotel debt involving a youth, with the bill sent to the father. Officials say the amount is not paid promptly and litigation may commence in court. The text references meals and room rent among charges.
Beet Worker Injured After Fall From Porch
R. Horner of 578 West Broad Street was brought to Memorial Hospital yesterday at four p m after falling thirty feet from a porch while employed by two local hardware companies. He suffered a fracture of the left elbow.
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R. SJ Horner
West Broad Street
Solitary Hearts and Love Advice From a Lost Letter
A fragmentary advice column piece discusses loneliness and early romance. A young woman seeks guidance on love and independence, describing longing, patience, and financial details, with references to weddings and public attentions, ending on emotional ache and self-reliance.
Child Is Born In Chicago Taxi Ride
June 3 report from Chicago says taxi driver Gilbert Keller left Mrs Anderson’s home with one passenger and arrived at Lying-in hospital to find mother and daughter both doing fine. The hospital dispatch confirms the birth details.
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Chicago
Gilbert Keller
Teft
E. “Anderson
Anderson
Eaid
Tata
Hospitel
Local court fines and costs for speeding case
Delbert Kernea was fined 51 and costs after a speeding charge in Lorain. He was arrested on Locust Street while en route to work at the steel plant. A judgment filed against Charles W. Bley in Lorain for 400.48 remains to be collected from Smunichpai Co. Scouts from Troop No. 3 tour NelA Park Cleveland via Elyria to see the Ohio Pus Service plant. Councilman Richwine Terrell and Heldrich will tour a Chicago sewage plant to study the activated sludge system for the next council meeting.
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Delbert
Kernea
Toltbe
Pole Equad
Howard L
Neda Park
Troon
Ohio Pus Service Company
Elyria
Nela Park
Cleveland
Wil
Chicago
Rich
Terrelle
Heldrich
Hewett
Asulting Gineer
Gascoign
Governor candidate Harry S visits Elyria for campaign
A Republican nominee visits Elyria to support his gubernatorial bid. He spends part of the day meeting supporters and calling on friends in the area to bolster his candidacy.
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Elyria
Harry S
Medination
Govrernor
Committee TQ Meet Tonight In Turner Block
Local committee heads from the county grange plan a meeting this evening in Turner block to outline plans for the county fair and the upcoming agricultural exhibits. A woman identified as Mrs Forrest has been located in Lorain after being found wandering on Oberlin Road.
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Kranges
Turner Block
Lin Cnarge
Frank
Mason
Yamona
Grange
Ndaken
Johatkest
Oberlin
Lorain
George Cooper
Holstein Herds Visitation Tour Planned in County
A Holstein herd visit begins June 23 with multiple farm stops starting at the Grorge or Wellington area. Participants travel from Pierce North Penfield to West Penfield Ingersoll Belk Columbia Township Eaton Center and West LaGrange, with lunch provided and coffee milk cups. Last year 145 attended. this year expect over 200.
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Iaram
Roland
Grorge
Wellington
Pierce
North Penfield
Y Boice
West Penfield
Leader Abd El Krim Travels With Large Entourage
Abd El Krim travels as if the reigning power while his entourage moves toward Taza. The party includes twenty four male associates, eight male servants, and two hundred fifty bearing family and treasure, escorted by a French detachment.
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Abd-El- Krimchaw
Abd-El-Hrim
Taza
Eve D
Nina Aale
Servacis
Wool Growers to Ship Two Carloads of Wool
Lorain County Wool Growers Association will ship two carloads of wool from Elyria on June 5 and 6. Howard Rogers will supervise the June 5 pick up and F A Campbell will oversee June 10. The wool will be sent to the Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association in Columbus.
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Rowland
Lorain County Wool-Growers Association
Elyria Feed and Coal Ca
Piint
Howard Rogers
Leaders Meet for County Boys and Girls Clubs Session
County club leaders from the boys and girls clubs will gather on the second floor for a meeting. The presidents will discuss duties, with secretaries and reporters instructed in record keeping and article preparation for publication. A speaker from the state leader will address both groups.
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AL Ak
Keepira
Jaceae
Tie University
Experiment Farm Visit Planned in Ohio
An article notes a planned visit to an Ohio experiment farm with a guided talk. The event, scheduled for June, aims to provide attendees with better understanding and satisfaction from the farm operations and demonstrations.
George Eisele Referee Noted for Speeding Incident
Fragmentary OCR mentions George Eisele of Clinton connected to a speeding matter. No clear date or full details provided. context suggests police or court reference. Further readable specifics are unavailable in the text.
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George George Eisele
George Eisele
Mr. Eisele
Clinton
Cleveland Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Cleveland market notes show cattle receipts 70 with active trading for fat and butcher steers priced to 5.99 or 6.50 per hundredweight, heifers to 9.50, cows 3.00 to 6.50, calves to 14.50, sheep and lambs steady with lambs 15 to 16, hogs receipts 3009 at 14.60 to 15.00, Toledo region bids 14.40 to 14.60 for bulk sales, overall activity methodical and steady.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
TOL Eno
Toledo
Means Colorado chairman hints at action on prohibition
Washington reports momentum shows Congress delaying firm steps on the Volstead Act. Dry governors press for stronger enforcement while wets demand modifications. With November elections near, many incumbents fear taking a clear stand.
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Washington
Fergnild
Congress
United States
Nature and man in contact through modern tech and time
The passage contrasts Professor Osborn and Goethe on nature, noting how electricity ether and radio reshape human closeness to nature. It implies modern life screens the cave man’s rough contact, trading hunts and dangers for urban skies and technological rhythms.
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Osborn
Goethe
Tie
Yorks
Ular
Oberlin Council Bids Farewell to Traffic Signal
Oberlin village council votes to discontinue the electric traffic signal at the corner of Main and College streets after citizen protests about noise and visibility. The panel also addresses fire and police staffing, poolroom closure, and local exhibits and events at the Oberlin area including the Exchange Club luncheon and college announcements.
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Oberlin
Maso
College Streets
Harmon Foundation of
New York
Tie &. Foundation
Cleveland
Mavanger
Myr
Gayter
South Munin
de Jung
Actie Council
George D, Tlubbard
Oberlin. College
Lucheon
Dion
Ohio
Here
L 'Ertes
Lake’ E Superior
Ais
Felden
Erle
Ontario
Seniors Receive Honor Society Inductions at Oberlin High
Friday evening graduation preparations proceed as 65 seniors complete final exams. Commencement in the First Church building will feature Mark L. Cleveland delivering the address. Fifteen percent of the top quartile join the National Honor Society with Phi Beta Kappa honors noted for the college-bound.
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Mark
Thom Cleveland
Pr. Dent
Oberlin College Alumni Association
National Honor Fraternity
Rawdon
Colass
Analez -In
Phi Geta Kappa
Ducies Barnard
Mailleen Beard
Mobert
Cairns Marguerite Ciaion Cook
Helen’ Gorske
Ormsby
Juanita Schram
Mary Schubert
Present Play Sensationally Praised by New York Herald
The New York Herald-Tout praises a current season production at Garrick Theater. It urges all theatre lovers to attend, noting capacity crowds and detailing acts including Home and The Sittings Room scenes. The cast is listed but incomplete in the fragment.
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Yarrington
New-York Herald-Touc
New York Paper
Aarical
Garrick
Miss Eloise Thurston Expected Home From Misers Week
Mise Marjorié Jameson returns to her home after a year teaching near Pittsburgh. Miss Eloise Thurston is expected home from Misers this week. Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright and Robert and Mrs A B Parsor return from Florida about the 21st. Mrs Milo Kendeigh fell from a ladder Monday breaking her collar bone.
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Marjorié
Jameson
Pittsburgh
Eloise Thurston
Clarencey. Wright’ Soo Robert
A. B. Parsor
Florida
Milo Kendeigh
Petit jurors drawn as panel fills Lorain area
Six more petit jurors were drawn this morning to fill the panel. Several jurors have been excused from duty and more are needed as noted by local officials. The text mentions addresses in Lorain and names such as Samuel Budley, Leenelisn, Charles Vaughn, and others.
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Bix Agamional Petit
Fil Raczuleg Ig
Sirs
Daznenty
Lorain
Leenelisn
Mineteenth Street
Broadw Lorals
Samuel "Budley
LaGracie
Menz of
Amhérst
Charles” Vaughn
Broadwigs
Loraln
Sandusky Man Files Candidacy for State Treasurer
A Sandusky man filed with the Secretary of State today a declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for state treasurer. The city’s 1923 population share is noted, contrasting with 1850 figures.
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Sandusky
Hace
Treasure
Our City
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