Aviators Arrive and Veer Toward Shanghai Patrol Flight
Two American aviators from Kagoshima reach the coast of China after a 60 mile flight while engine troubles delay a move to Shanghai. Lieutenants Nelson and Wade land near 0.80 after a 71 mile sprint, with plans to rest and retune engines before resuming the voyage. A French flyer from D Oisy departs Taihu Korea for Japan and is expected to reach the area by week’s end amid a celebratory welcome.
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Anghail
States Army
Kagashima
Nina Bee
Bmwhwae -Om
Kama
Shanghai
Smith
Japan
China
Ching Sea
Nelson
Wade
Tathu
Sutta
India
Macao
Akyab
Burma
Prohibition tax plans eyed for July midnight start
June reports from multiple ports and cities indicate a provisional move to implement the candy excise tax as part of a new bill. Official rulings and administrative actions press toward a late June to early July effective date, with further guidance expected within days.
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Ington
Bureau of International
Bedford
Mass
Biet
Shea
Island
San Tasma
Wiliam G Me¢Adao
New
George the Filinas Bass
Oscar Wood
Ton& Returns
Gth Congress
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Remedy Aids Weakness Hope
A reader reports that Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription greatly improved sickness and strength after trying many remedies. She credits the tonic with restoring health and vitality as she followed the product’s dosage guidance.
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Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Plerys
Business Romance of Lorain Man in This City
Fred W. Adams of 639 Kentucky Ave Lorain began in Lorain 22 years ago after alighting from a freight train near East Ave. Now he excavates 3500 cubic yards of dirt at the site of a new 225000 passenger depot for the New York Central Railroad Co. He says he never dreamed that transportation to Elyria would lead to work with the same company.
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Fred W. Adams
Kentucky Ave
Losrain
East Ave
Adams
Elyria
Adama
Lorain County
Lorain
New York Central Railroad Co
Ford Day at Cleveland Suburban Show Delights Visitors
Thursday June 5th designated Suburban Day at the Petit Salon Show in Wade Park Manor Cleveland under Ford Motor Co divisions. The exhibit features stripped chassis cut-away engines semi completed closed bodies and standard and custom Lincoln bodies. Johansson precision axes display attracts much interest with local attendees planning trips to Cleveland for Suburban Day.
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Wade Park Manor
Cleveland
Ford Motor
Ford Motor Co
Irish Embezzler Faces Indictment and Bail Dispute
A local man named Irish, accused of embezzlement, talks of facing the charge with resolve. He praises Sheriff Underhill and the Lorain attorney Charles Adams, plans to confront the judge, and notes the bail dispute between Judge Webber and Prosecutor Webber, with bail set at $7,600 after compromise. He mentions his three children at the jail and his intent to reform.
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Irish
Naps
Richmond
Muele
Sherif Underhill
Charles Adams
Lorain
A. R. Webber
Webber
Thompson
Adams
Thell
COLUMBUS State Briefs Preview Nominating Races
In Columbus on June 4 preparatory steps were described for renomination by Lieutenant Governor Earl D. Broom of Bowling Green. Mayor Dennis I. Dunlavy of Athens filed with Secretary of State Brown his declaration of candidacy for the Democratic nomination for attorney general. Dunlavy, formerly a tying attorney for Ashtabula County, was represented by Clinton D. Boyd of Middle Town. The piece notes ongoing jockeying to enter the nomination race and names the involved offices and locales.
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Columbus
Earl D. Broom
Bowling Green
Hay
Brown
Blooma
Dennis I. Dunlavy
Aghtabula
Demearafig
Dunlavy
Ashtabelaounty
Ales
Clinton D. Boyd
Middletowne
Néminativa
Hasenpflug Quits for County Commissioner Race
E R Hasenpflug of Brownhelm announces candidacy for county commissioner. Born and raised in Brownhelm, he completed school there and took a business course before entering the wholesale meat business. He credits his business experience and county roots for his qualification and notes he is serving his second term as Brownhelm township trustee.
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E. R. Hasenpflug
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Township
Lorain Woman Drinks Poison
Mrs Georgia Morgan of Elyria Avenue attempted self harm by swallowing poison yesterday afternoon. She burned her mouth and throat but is expected to recover at St Josephs Hospital. She arrived as a newcomer, and provided no reason for the act.
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Lorain
Georgia Morgan
Elyria Avenua
St Joseph's Hospital
Cleveland Market Prices Reflect Dairy Poultry Produce Range
Market notes show butter and eggs priced per pound, cheese and poultry per pound or unit, strawberries per crate, navy beans per pound, cabbage per crate, new potatoes per barrel, tomatoes per crate, and onions per dozen bunches. Listings include high and lower grade items with varying crate and per unit costs.
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Cleveland
Renee
Doz
York State
Oberlin Briefs Report Pool Room Sold and Shurtleff Family Death
In Oberlin on June 4 William King bought the South Main billiard parlor from Hobbs and will assume possession Monday with his family. Also, Mrs. Mary B Shurtleff widow of Giles W Shurtleff and sister of Senator Theodore E Burton died at 81 at 143 West College Street after February illness. The funeral for Mrs Shurtleff is set for Friday at 2 PM from the old Second Church building, with her son-in law and daughters noted among survivors.
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Oberlin
Willam King
South Malin Street
R. Hobbs
Mr. King
Cleveland
Mary B. Shurtleff
Gilen W. Shurtleff
Oberlin College
Theodora F. Burton
West College Street
Giles W. Shurtlef
Jeffferson
Ohio
Shurtleff
Storey
Detroit
Second Congregational Church
United Congregational Church
Second
Asaph R Jones to Speak at Wellington Kiwanis Luncheon
Wellington June 4 The speaker and guest of honor at the Tequilar weekly Wellington Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Church of Christ dining room Friday noon June 6 will be Asaph R Jones of Clsra. He will discuss The Real Kiwanis Spirit. Jones is a pioneer Kiwanian and former lieutenant governor of the Fifth division of the Ohio Kiwanis District. Field Rep Hal P Denton will then meet with the club board and committee chairs to discuss duties.
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Wellington
Tequilar
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Church of Christ Mast
Asaph R. Jones
Cllsra
Kiwanis
Jones
Ohio Kiwanis
Hal P. Denton
Stock Market Opens Buoyant as Rail Oils Lead Advances
The New York market opened active and firm with broad buying. Railroads and public utilities showed strength, dividends and minor rails being bought. oils and industrials rose amid a bullish sentiment after Congress adjourned. Prices and bonds moved, with some selling at the outset and call money around 3 percent.
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Stulk
New York
Jung
Wall Street
Congress
Stock Exchange
Lorain Dumps Bonded Liquor Across Police Station Yard
Lieutenant Riley supervised the dumping of about $1,000 worth of bonded liquor taken from AV Petralia. The liquor was dumped outside the police station, saturating the neighborhood with fumes as onlookers watched. Old-timers noted the scene and could only smell the liquor.
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Lorain
Riley
Police Department
AV Petralia
Dempsey Drops Three In One Day In Los Angeles
June 4 at Vernon arena three heavyweight contenders faced Jack Dempsey and fell in quick succession. Rocco Stragmalia lasted a minute before hitting the mat, Joe Ryan was dropped twice in the first round, and Eli Stanton also succumbed to a sharp left hook in the opening salvo. Two other fighters chose not to enter the ring.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Vernon Arena
Rocco Stragmalia
Jack
Montana
Joe Ryan
Eli Stanton
Base runs and pitching highlight tense baseball day
The Red Sox edged the Browns 8 to 7 as the Yankees and White Sox faced West Coast clash with Pennock dominating Chicago. Zachary pitched nearly flawless ball against the Tigers, the Senators routed them 11 to 1. The Cardinals fell short with two scratch hits as the Phillies posted an 8–0 shutout.
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Rallina
Red Sox
Yankees
Browns
Zachary
Tigers
Haney
Senators
White Sox
Pennock
Chicago
Cardinals
Mitchell
Phillies
Stoughton kin visit and local social notes in June
Vincent June 4 reports cousins Cox and baby from Cleveland visiting Stoughton family. William Reese and family visited Frank Vann Wagner of Brownhelm. W. B A club hosted by Mrs. O Sprague. William Morrie spent time with Frank Chambers of Elyria High School. Mrs. Martha Caley and Helen visited Mrs. Caley’s sister. Mr. and Mrs. Heckle move into the Lake Shore house bought from Mrs. Lambaugh. Washington report notes June 4 hearing on beer wine and cider and Volstead Act modifications.
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Helen
Vena Cameron
Frank Caley
Bhefield
Heckle
Lake Shore
Lambaugh
Oberlin Bans Class Scraps Fight Ends at College Senate Meeting
Oberlin moves to end class scraps between freshmen and sophomores. The Senate recommends more formalities for freshmen next year and hazing is denounced as out of style. The Long Lane film project by Oberlin residents is announced with local actors. Karl N. Gibbs will address the Oberlin Business Men's Club Friday at Grange Hall.
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Oberlin
Sophmore
Oberlin College Men's Senate
King
Oberling
Senate
Long Lane
Oberin
Dalton
Cook
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Fon
Harl N. Gibbs
Karl N. Gibbs
Kipton
Business Men's Club
Grange Hall
Real Thing Promises Relief From Stomach Trouble
A testimonial from a user who suffered five years with pall stone colic and stomach issues. After trying the medicine, they report significant improvement and attribute recovery to the preparation, praising its impact on the catarrhal membranes and intestinal tract. The note expresses gratitude and faith in a Wonderstay remedy.
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Mayra
Wellington Pastor Goes.40 in Indiana Wellington
Rev. Wallace V. Mallery, longtime pastor of the Church of Christ, will move to Elkhart to assume duties after years in Wellington. He and Mrs. Mallery are on vacation at Bear Lake, Pa, as well wishes pour in for their promotion. Local notes cover G A R meeting, a Penfield play by L L L girls, and Wellington seniors hosting juniors with a morning program and senior tradition rites.
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Wellington
Wallace V. Mallery
Church of Christ
Church of Christ of Elkhart
Ind
Mallery
Bear Lake
Penfield
L. L L
Methodist
Mia
Sherman
Marlon Sponselier
Betty Drew
Lucille Rolee
Ruth
Doris Zimmerman
Rita
Beth Lybrandt
Alice
Mary Johnson
Hadoah
Maid
Chet! Gray
Edward Wells
Clas
Will
Andrew Watters
Florance Gray
Alice Murray
Ruth Hage
Kingdon Fest
Harold Proesters
Kingdom Fast
Paul Shuster
Harold Proseer
Delmar Roedel Om
Floyd Irish
Harold Pioneer
Charles Gébdins
Prohibition Program Highlights Wellington U F W Meeting
The Wellington W C T U met at Mrs. Charles K E Fox s home with about twenty attendees. Mrs Haydon led devotional and study on Prohibition Inside and Out, followed by a vocal solo and readings. The Flower Mission Day will be held Tuesday June 17 at Mrs Wight s. Wellington personals note Miss Laurae Rice visiting Delaware and George B Warner attending Holstein Friesian Association convention with a national sale to follow. Taxes can be paid at the First Wellington Bank until June 20.
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Charles KE. Fox
Pauline Hill
Thompson
Wellington
Laurae Rice
Delawais
Frances Holcombe
George B. Warner
Richmond
Holstein Friesian Association
First Wellington Bank
Local Notes From Eaton and Nearby Areas
June events include children's day practice for a chorus and pageant on June 15. Philip Pather visited Oberlin with L J Narry from Thursday to Sunday. Memorial Day visits byDurkee families from Cleveland. Several Durkee relatives and Sayers guests in North Olmsted and Elyria. Chinese belief notes boiled crickets as blood purifiers.
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Julia Durkee
Cleveland
Frank Harner
India
Mr Chatter
Byron Tompkins
Harry Tompking
Willard Sayers
Gernard Durkee
Jamies Sayers
North Omsted
Decker
Grace Reed
Lakewood
Addison Crowell
Perry Dawley
Helen
Mary Dawley
Charles Dawley
Elytia
Clare Durkee
James Sayers
North Olmsted
Rappa, 75, Retired Educator, Dead in Cincinnati Eating Spot
Cincinnati mourns as 75 year old CG Rappa, a retired educator, dies in a restaurant today after being seen by several Ohio teachers. Police report no foul play suspected. Funeral arrangements pending with local the Hometown Cemetery.
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Cincinnati
CG. Rappa
Amon
Ohio
Noted visitor plans to prove theories for Elyria people
J. F Murray, noted Physical Culturist, attracts wide attention with simple clear talks on health. He warns Americans overeat, fat rich foods, and digestive stress causing gas, heart pressure, and fainting. Murray advocates Stool, a remedy for stomach and liver ailments, with Elyria as the launch site.
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Elyria
J. F Murray
Mr. Murray
America
Murray Bes
Elytia
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