Shipping Board to end Government shipping role
Washington reports that the Shipping Board aims to remove the government from shipping operations as soon as possible. It favors selling ships at about one third of original cost, cutting losses, and shifting to private operation with government oversight only.
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Washington Dispatches
New Shipping Board
Charles M. Schwab
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Good
House Appropriations Committee
Journal of Commerce
United States
Kenton
Senate
Benson
Immigration Muddle Prompts Call for Better Quota System
The piece urges Congress to fix the immigration law by allowing excesses in a month to be charged to future months and to create a competent officials corps for selective immigration. It argues the issue harms ships and immigrants and demands forethought for American industry and society.
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Europe
Mor
Congress
Burke O Tiara Voices Irish American Privilege Question
The Hon. Edmund Burke O Tiara rose to a question of privilege and argued that Irish Americans have been misrepresented. He contended they did not seize upon the speech of Adtral Sims to claim ownership of their loyalty.
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Edmund Burke
Tey
Adtral Sims
Indemnity Debate and Germany’s Pay Outlook
A Paris commentary argues for a percentage plan over fixed sums for German reparations. It traces historic precedents from 1815 and 1871, questions value over time, and contrasts expert forecasts with London and Paris estimates. The author critiques certainty in long term figures and prefers variable annual payments tied to exports.
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Germany
Paris
France
Prussia
Bismark
Loucheur
Rennes
Marshal of France
Mosel
Metternich
Herbeti
H. Loucheur
Community notes from Elyria and nearby towns
A family reunion at William Krugar's home in Elyria. Cleveland relatives visited Mr and Mrs Charles Black. Mrs Eden James gave birth at Hospital Mecreadar to a baby weighing six and a half pounds. Children's Day at the Methodist Church featured a pageant read by Esther Pratt and songs by Pratt, Andrews, and others. Fred Mitchell plans summer move to Stetson farm. A linen shower for Miss Irma Dair preceded a June wedding. Several local social visits and cattle losses noted amid an otherwise dry spell.
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William Krugar
Charles Black
Cleveland
Eden James
Hospital Mecreadar
Methodist Church
Esther Pratt
Dorothy Walker
Irma Dair
Judson Bainbridge
Lakewood - Sundar
Krugar
Paris Green
E L. Ti
Herbert
Jami Ashtabula
T. T
Robin Elyria
Thompson
Robert Bainh
She
Robert
Oxford
Elyria
Afem Ima Mus
Toy pistols sold to underage boys prompt backlash
In Bucyrus a police order barring discharge of toy pistols before July Fourth provoked a chase of culprits as youths who bought cap pistols flocked to dealers. Parents demanded refunds after learning some sales occurred to boys under legal age of 15. When a dealer refused, a local campaign formed, causing a stir in the community.
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Bucykus
Philip Trautman
Lezal
Local happenings mix Elks festival and school honors
One hundred Elks members celebrated a Spring festival in Norwalk as seventy two graduates received diplomas from Elvira High School. Judge Samuel Wildman gave the address and W N Gates awarded diplomas. Florence Noakes Wooster and Charles Sartor wed in Cleveland. Lillian Sears became Dean of the high school. Home Gardens staged a spring flower exhibition in the old National Bank building on Broad Street with prize winners. Co B Fifth Regiment joined troops in Chicago maneuvers. Mrs Emma J Olds sought Supreme Ruler of the Lady Maccabees at the Point convention.
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Elvria High School
Samuel Wildman
Norwalk
Hhe
W. N. Gates
Florence Noakes Wooster
Charles Sartor
HB. T. Noakes
Cleveland
Home Gardens Association
National Bank
Broad Street
Emma 3. Olds
Lady Maccabees of the World
Unclear fragmentary note on a colonial craps club tour
Fragmentary text mentions ladies of a Colonial Craps Club, a home visit to Mrs Tipton, and casual remarks about lawsuits and luck. The passage references touring and an odd remark about leaving soap in a dressing room, with no clear event or outcome.
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Colonial Craps Club
Irs
Tipton Bud
Soap
Irish cause speech praised for moderation in Congress
A passage defends Irish Americans in politics, stressing allegiance to the United States over Ireland. It claims no aim to defy public opinion or intimidate Congress and insists Irish citizens are first Americans. The piece notes the speech was not delivered in the House, but suggests it would help the Irish cause if it had been.
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Ireland
America
Congress
United States
Congressional
House of Representative
Medina-High taxes up for revote and school notices
Medina County voters defeated a 37 000 school levy 164 to 118 and seek a revote on June 23 24. Contagious disease in Medina County shows decline per health commissioner. S. Dicker of Chippewa Lake named Berea schools superintendent. Marriages listed include Raymoe Barte Luta Everhard and others. A I Root Co ships bee supplies to South America. Spencer Metal Products reopens under receiver J B Childs. AULIE drops to 12 cents a quart in Wadsworth. Prof A W Elliot Wadsworth named superintendent of Wadsworth schools. Two secret Medina grand jury indictments. Deads Mrs Sarah Mannrilles and Capt H P Fosket. Med ina high awards letters for basketball football and baseball. Infant son of John Keir dies from zinc poisoning.
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Medina
York
Medina-co
Ss. S. Dicker
Chippewa Lake
Berea
Raymoe Barte
Fremone
Luta Everhard
Wadsworth
Valentine B. Tusbush
Bertha L. Dieterich
Fred Mack
Pauline Baish
Valley City
Park O. Crocker
Helen A. Weler
Granger
Clayton B. Carleron
Mae Garra
Spencer
Oler
KR. Harvey
Mattie J. Stoddard
A. I. Root Co
South America
Republican County Executive Committee
H. i. McClure
Court of Appeals
Coucey
Spencer Metal Products Co
J. B. Childs
Aulie
A. W. Elliot Wadsworth
Chattauqua
Social notes and visits in Kipton area
Local residents and relatives are listed visiting family homes and churches across Kipton and nearby towns including Cleveland Berea Canton and Camden Center. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. J H Hach Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Bates with several others attending services and events over the weekend.
Shadow social draws Birmingham reform ed church crowd
The Birmingham reform ed church social on Wednesday evening was well attended with games and a delicious lunch enjoyed by all. Mr and Mrs Jay Temple were Sandusky visitors on business. Mrs Watson of Elyria visited Mrs Mary Latterman. A F Brandau is on sick list. Mrs L A Hoskins and daughter Mavie visit Detroit. Albert Moulder and daughter from Warren and Mr Little of Cleveland visited the Moulder and Brandau households. An ice cream social will be held on the Brandau lawn Wednesday evening for Birmingham M E church fundraiser.
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Wendell Unger
Claude Buckler
Norman Lee
Thomsa
A. E. Weeks
J. WH. Hach
Clead
Andrew H. Lee
Wakeman
Mach Spear
Steeples
Balwin Wallace College
Berea
Union Church
Kean
Carrie Bates
Dorthea
Edgar Eikenberr
Tacoma
Washington
Lewis Baser
Canton
Hew
G. Charless
Marjorie Bayless
Phil Benton
Battle Creek
Benton
Louis Obitts
Tamily
Fitzvia
Rival & Fisay
Camden Center
Sivtie Wildman
Matamount
Beal
Illinois
Haizn
Berberton
Llord Sharp
Counts Grange
Grafton
Fannie Kurd
Etberidge
Detbridge Ilurd
Lou Arnold
Jay Radcli
Oficer
Clyde Hach
Starr
Birmingham Reformed Church
Jay Temple
Sandusky
Watson
Elyria
Mary Latterman
A. FL. Brandau
L. A. Hoskins
Mavie
No More Dandruff Parisian Sage Adverts Rise
A leading hair dresser praises Parisian Sage as the best dandruff remedy offering wavy thick lustrous hair. Co W Phillips sells it with a money back plan.
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Co. W._ Phillips
Advt
President of Western Reserve University resigns after long service
Cleveland June 15 Dr Charles Elmhwing president of Western Reserve University and Chelbert College for thirty one years and the oldest college president by service in the United States has announced his resignation to take effect next August or November at trustees option. Samuel Mather donates 300000 dollars for the medical college.
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Cleveland
Charles El’mhwing
Western Reserve University
Chelbert College
United States
Samuel Mather
Medical College
Moonshiners Paradise In Oregon City
In Clackamas County moonshine creation is described as self supporting with no hunting needed. Last month brewers paid $825 in fines to cover prosecutions officers salaries and costs, reflecting the local crackdown on illicit liquor.
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International News Service
Oregon City
Ore
Clackamas County
Cactus Variety Shows Natural Compass Alignment
An odd collection describes cacti whose varying shapes naturally point south, forming a built in compass. The observed alignment suggests a instinctive directional growth toward sun or warmth.
Own Your Own Home Real Estate Ad Says See Us
A home ownership message questions renting versus buying and urges readers to seek real estate help. The ad implies better outcomes if readers apply good advice and contact the firm for guidance on owning a home.
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