Border Killing Sparks Hoover Appeal in International Falls
International Falls Minnesota residents and business leaders urge President Hoover to intervene after Emmett J. White, a border patrolman, killed Henry Virkula. The mass meeting demanded civil rights protection and criticized agents for usurping authority, while White faced a second degree murder charge filed by State’s Attorney David H. Hurlburt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Falls
Minnesota
Hoover
Henry Virkula
Emmett J. White
White House
En White
David H Hurlburt
Hurlburt
Vacthis
Eaas
Man Pleads Guilty in Assault and Battery Case
David Yarmach of South Amherst pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a day and a half trial. His sentence was continued until August 5. Assistant Prosecutor John Harding said similar charges against Mrs. Yarmach will be pursued after the sudden close of the trial. The couple were indicted by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Yarmach
South Amherst
County summer school plans and fees announced
Maston announced county summer school will offer high school and grade school courses at higher fees for county students. Elyria students pay lower rates and may take one or two subjects. Grade school registrations open at 8 a.m. Monday with classes organized immediately after in Lincoln School building on Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maston
Elyria
Lincoln School
Sixth Street
Death notice for Mrs Emaline K Taft in Elyria
The body of Mrs Emaline K Taft who died in Bowie Maryland arrived in Elyria this morning and was taken to Taylors Funeral Home where friends may call until Sunday at 11 am. It will be removed to the home of H C Chambers on the Ford Road for services at 2 pm and burial in Garfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emaline K. Taft
Bowie
Elyria
Taylor
H. C. Chambers
Ford Road
Garfield Cemetery
Amherst Social News Reflects Visits and Events
A group visits Mrs. Victoria Brundage in Berea for contests and luncheon. Attendees include Mrs. J. Or Cutt, Mrs. C. A. Lauer, Mrs. Ada Purcell, Mrs. F. J. Hubbard, Mrs. George Hoffner, Mrs. Flora Kaser, Mrs. E. Sanger, and Mrs. Charles Good. Other items note Earl Schaeffer aboard A. A. Augustus docked in Cleveland, Bert Miller returning from North Central College for summer, and Mrs. Joseph Heathcote learning of her sister Mrs. Thomas Keeton's death. Additional notices cover union services, a Kent State teaching stint for F. R. Powers, Oberlin Kindergarten graduation, and a sewing circle gathering with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Victoria Brundage
Berea
J. Orcutt
C. A. Lauer
Ada Purcell
George Hoffner
Flora Kaser
E. Sanger
Charles Good
Earl Schaeffer
Esther Nabakowski
East Street
Washington, D. C
J. Piser
Milan Avenue
Mattie Sanders
Iona Kaser
J. D. Kaser
Mildred
Jessie McLean
A. K. Jenne
Blanche Jenne
W. E. Speaker
Mary Mahkorn
Wm. Coburn
Bessie
J. Egeland
C. M. Hirst
J. Fiser
Jack
Collision on Broad Street Involves Three Autos
Three autos were involved in a collision on Broad Street at 6 p m Friday. Mrs D B Kelly of 265 Spruce Street eastbound stopped at a traffic light at East Avenue. A Laborn of 165 Fairlawn Street stopped behind Kelly. Fred Finger of 524 Park Avenue, traveling same direction, struck Laborn and pushed it into Kelly. Laborn’s car was most severely damaged. the other two had minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
D. B. Kelly
Spruce Street
East Avenue
Laborn
Fairlawn Street
Quiet divorce granted in common pleas court
A heated divorce case between Mary Skapin and Andrew Skapin was settled in a private conference with Judge A R Webber. Mary Skapin was granted the divorce and custody of two children to the mother. The father retains visitation rights. about a score of witnesses testified but were not used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Mary Skapin
Andrew Skapin
City street repairs advance with curb cuts planned
Street work continues in the city focusing on Cleve and street and Lake avenue. A traffic hazard cutback is planned at the southeast corner of Fourth street and Middle avenue, followed by a cutback at the northeast corner. Soon a cutback will also be made at the east end of the Fourth street bridge opposite Blaine street, announced service director John N. Eidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cit
Cleveand Street
Lake Avenue
Fourth Street
Middle Avenue
Blaine Street
John N. Eidt
Arrest of Zieman Polgar for Disorderly Conduct
Zieman Polgar of 244 West River Street was arrested this morning on a charge of disorderly conduct at the request of his wife and daughter. Police reports state he had beaten Mrs Polgar with his fists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zieman Polgar
West River Street
Hose inspection finds seven sections unfit for use
Fire Chief Wallance WN Bates reports during the annual test that approximately 350 feet of 6700 feet of hose failed to withstand 200 pound pressure. Seven fifty foot sections were declared unfit for continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallance WN. Bates
Building Permits Issued in City Records
Mayor's Clerk Joan G Smock reported permits for H Browne to build a frame dwelling at 312 Foster Ave Stella Elkins to remodel residence and frame garage at 912 West Ave Albert Messaros to build a frame garage at 140 Irondale St William W H Jenne to build a frame dwelling at 409 Adams St Mrs Frank Smith to add to house at 826 West Ave A E Grigsley to build a frame garage 143 Charles Court Ebria Belting & Machinery Co warehouse at 924 26 28 Sumner St and Thomas Reese entrance to store at 1217 West Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan G. Smock
H. Browne
Foster Avenue
Stella Elkins
West Avenue
Albert Messaros
Irondale Street
William WH. Jenne
Adams Street
Frank Smith
A. E. Grigsley
Charles Court
Ebria Belting & Machinery Company
Sumner Street
Thomas Reese
Four Ohio prisoners begin sentences in Columbus
Four inmates from Lorain County were taken to the Ohio State penitentiary in Columbus to begin their terms. Deputy sheriffs Clarence Dick Ernest Oldage and Paul Chapman escorted Ed O Brine Charlies Murphey charged with entering an Amherst jewelry store Rudy Tomasio charged with burglary and Albert Jones charged with burglary and larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Penitentiary
Lorain County
Columbus
Clarence Dick
Ernest Oldage
Paul Chapman
Ed O’brine
Charlies Murphey
Armherst
Rudy Tomasio
Albert Jones
Two Workmen Hurt At Western Automatic Plant
Two workers at Western Automatic were injured at work Friday and this morning. Alex Wash, 17, 127 Cascade street, had his right index finger cut and was sent to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment. Theodore Brunger, 20, 129 Oak street, injured his right hand on glass at 4 40 p m Friday and went to the local emergency room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Automatic
Alex Wash
Cascade Street
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Theodore Brunger
Oak Street
Plaintiffs Win Suits Over Defunct Cleveland Bus Firm
Two suits against the defunct Cleveland Lorain and Sandusky Bus Company were won when the defendant failed to appear. Judge W B Thompson rendered judgments in favor of Winifred Sparks and Wilma Nugent, awarding $1500 to Sparks and $1000 to Nugent.
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Cleveland
Lorain, Sandusky Bus Company
W. B. Thompson
Winifred Sparks
Wilma Nugent
Opening of New Allen School Delayed Likely
The opening of the new Allen School on Abbey Road may slip to January as no teachers have been hired for Gret semester and the board will not confirm readiness for September. If not ready, students will stay in current schools. A new wing for the high school Technical Building should be ready in fall. construction starts soon after delays from alley access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Abbey Road
R. C. Master
Board of Education
Maston
Elvrra
Washington
Ely
Rice dominates Japan arable land share
A report notes that more than half of Japan's cultivable land is devoted to rice production, underscoring the crop's central role in the nation's agriculture and food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Car overturns on South Main injures driver in Oberlin
A driver escaped serious injury when his car rolled over twice on South Main Street last Thursday afternoon after rear ending Frank Ives turning from South Main into Locust Street. Ives escaped only minor damage while the other car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Theater
South Main Street
Frank Ives
South Main
Locust Street
Kessler
Ives
Oberlin Business Men's club meets at Martin Inn
The Oberlin Business Men's club held a regular meeting at the Martin Inn with dinner at 6 30 p m in the Black Tulip room. A committee including Ira L Porter Earl Morris and Sam Powers was formed to plan a picnic with the Business Women's club. They will coordinate with the women's group and also discuss supporting Pittsfield's Fourth of July celebration with 50 dollars in cash and donations for fireworks and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin, O
Oberlin Business Men’s Club
Martin Inn
Black Tulip
Business Women's Club
Ira L. Porter
Earl Morris
Sam Powers
Business Men's Club
Pittsfield
Violin Class Contests Determine Yearly Winners at Conservatory
The first, second and third year violin classes held contests with Frances Spellbrink winning first in Miss Lull’s 1st year division. Marion Alcore and Barbara Fison tied for second, followed by Wanda Powers as a close third. Boys saw George Mahlke and Perry Young tie for first, Richard Dudley second. In the 2nd year, Leroy Beckett led boys with Cletus Pettiford second, while girls Catherine Kutscher and Katherine Thompson tied for first and Ruth Fields second. In Miss Taylor’s 3rd year, Eugene Warner won with King Morison second, and Dorothy Zimmerman topped the girls with Helen Spellbrink second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lull
Frances Spellbrink
Ron
Marion ‘Alcore
Barbara Fison
Miss Kilgore
Domina Spencer
Mildred Zimmerman
Wanda
Powers
George Mahlke
Perry Young
Richard Dudley
Gailewicz
Leroy Beckett
Cletus Pettiford
Catherine Kutscher
Katherine Thompson
Ruth Fields
Miss Taylor
Eugene Warner
King Morison
Dorothy Zimmerman
Helen Spellbrink
Don Morrison
Conservatory
Lull
Oberlin Music
Prizes Awarded to Scouts for Handicraft Work
Prizes were awarded at the Boy Scout meeting for handicraft work. Everett Holden, Owls patrol leader, won first prize. Charles Cook, Beavers leader, took second. Wilbur Morris of the Owls earned third, and Dan Tenny of the Owls placed fourth. A prize will be given for the best Boy Scout garden this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Everett Holden
The
Owls
Charles Cook
Beavers
Wilbur Morris
Dan Tenny
Car rolls over Jerry Kessler manager of the
The fragment notes a vehicle incident involving Jerry Kessler, identified as a manager, with details incomplete. Further facts are unavailable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kessler
Miss Hix Murder Tale Tangles Town At Rifle Range
Miss Hix found dead near a range with a bloodstained handkerchief in her right hand. Coroner estimates death occurred about 18 hours earlier, between 5 PM and 10 PM Thursday. Her father William T. Hix, a former New York teacher, said she had sent a letter and showed no trouble. Miss Hix, 22, studied arts and medical courses after graduating recently, and was known in Austin for tennis and golf at municipal courts near the rifle range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hix
Austin
Rifle Range
Brandenton
Fla
William T. Hix
New York
United Press
Northfield
Conn
Murphy
Alpha Epsilon
New Cemetery Fence Construction Nears Completion
Ridgelawn cemetery finished 11,9100 feet of wire fencing from Harrison Street to Columbus Street. East River Street site fence repaired and painted. An ornamental fence will be erected soon along Gulf Road and Columbus Street sides, announced by Service Director John N. Eidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgelawn Cemetery
John N. Eidt
Harrison Street
Columbus Street
East River Street
Gulf Road
Oil Drum Stolen From Cleveland Street Car Barns
E L Hankill a company official reported the theft of a drum of oil from the Cleveland Southwestern street car barns on Oberlin road. Police investigated the apparent loss and set initial inquiry parameters.
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Cleveland
Oberlin Road
E. L. Hankill
Oberlin area notes and camp leaders named
The En Apies Midi will meet with Mrs. Marie Garrett of 224 Grafton street on Monday June 17 at 2 30. Four Oberlin girls have accepted leadership roles at Camp Yaken Austinburg Ohio Miss Margaret Burton tennis and lawn sports Miss Evelyn Schaufele swimming and dancing director Miss Elizabeth Reeder swimming and archery teacher and Miss Mary Morley nature counselor. Camp Fire supervises and opens June 24 for the summer. Other items: Margaret Park and Frances Yocom underwent appendectomy at Allen hospital last Thursday. Sickness list includes Mrs Mary E Brooks and Mrs Tripp of Park street. Aubrey Dunscomb visiting Lee Comings. Charles Whitney Oberlin Class of 1926 visiting at Francis Gravit’s. Mrs R A Budington and Mrs Mary Stone left for Syracuse then Freeville then Woods Hole. Mrs E L Gravit returned from Elkhart. Allen Budington sails for three months abroad. Mrs Avis Munger visiting in Cleveland and Mrs John Angle in town for 1904 reunion.
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En Apies Midi
Marie Garrett
Grafton Street
Oberlin
Camp Yaken
Austinburg
Ohio
Margaret Burton
Evelyn Schaufele
Elizabeth Reeder
Mary Morley
Camp Fire Organization
Margaret Park
Morgan Street
Frances Yocum
Woodland Avenue
Allen Hospital
Mary E. Brooks
North Park Street
Tripp
Park Street
Aubrey Dunscomb
Lee Comings
Elm Street
Oberlin High
University of Florida
Charles Whitney
Oberlin College
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Francis Gravit
North Main Street
R. A. Budington
Mary Stone
North Cedar Street
Syracuse
Freeville
Allen Budington
Avis Munger
Cleveland
Mack
Groveland Street
John Angle
Cincinnati
H. L. Rawdon
Reception For Pastor J B Burton At Elyria Second M E
Members of the Second M E Church of Elyria held a reception for Pastor Rev. J B Burton. The program featured a welcome address by Mrs. James Saxon, solos by Miss Delphenia Warren, readings by Mrs Irene Howard and Mrs Jennie Washington, a Sunday school superintendent address by Mrs Ella Hayes, a church treasurer address by G W Smith, a trio by the Eukele Boys, remarks by Mrs W W H Gallagher, and a response by the pastor and wife. Refreshments were served by Mrs George Robertson, Mrs T A Hopewell, and Mrs James Saxon. The church was decorated in green and yellow flowers, with a bouquet from Mrs Hattie Robinson to Mrs J E Burton.
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M. E. Church of
Elyria
J. B. Burton
James Saxon
Delphenia Warren
Reading
Irene Howard
Jennie Washington
Ella Hayes
G. W. Smith
Treasure of the Church
P. L. McKinney
Eukele Boys
Club Leaders Hear Talks On Four-H Club Aims
Leaders of Lorain County Four-H Clubs gathered at the YMCA for talks on leadership responsibilities and the aims of Four-H. O C Croy of Ohio State University outlined the link between junior and adult groups. Reports listed meetings for presidents, secretaries, and reporters, with Camp Crag selection to be made from six nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
O. C. Croy
Ohio State University Extension
W. Q. McClellan
Zirtia
C. W. Lawrence
Chronicle- Telegram
Camp Crag
Medina County
Horton Alger
County Farm Bureau
Wilma Bonar
Six cars tagged for overtime parking by city court
The city cafeteria traffic court cashier John G. Shrock announced this morning that six red traffic violation tags were placed on autos Friday, all for overtime parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic Court
John G. Shrock
Blood absorbs about oxygen daily
The article notes that blood absorbs roughly two pounds of oxygen every day, illustrating the body's oxygen transport efficiency and metabolic needs.
Bailiff Rescues Robin From Ely Park Fountain
Charles Heilman, a Lorain bailiff, saved a young robin stranded on a wooden island in Ely Park’s fountain. The bird struggled, swam to shore, and could not scale the stone wall before the man intervened. Onlookers urge the park board to hire a life guard for the fountain this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Heilman
Lorain
Common Pleas
Ely Park
Herman
Park Board
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Market notes list butter price ranges in cents per pound with extras firsts seconds and decimals. Eggs show firsts ordinaries prices in cents per dozen. Poultry prices per pound cover fowls broilers leghorn leghorn broilers spring ducks old cocks geese and stags with varied cents per pound. Potatoes quoted by New York Maine Green Mountain and home grown per bushel at stated prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Cleveland livestock quot.ions today from U S Department of Agriculture
Cleveland June 15 livestock quotations list hogs with receipts 650 holdover 76 and top 11.35, prices by weight 250-350 lbs 10.50-11.25, 200-250 lbs 11.00-11.35, 90-130 lbs 11.00-11.35, packing sows 9-9.75. cattle receipts 50 calves 50 market steady vealers 4.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago dairy and egg price quotes surface in ledger
Chicago cash quotations show creamery butter at 42 1 4 to 41 3 4 cents, 12 395 tubs. butter standards 42 1 4. extras 41 1 4. firsts 39 1 2 401 2 cents. seconds 38 39 cents. Eggs quoted by rects 19 814 cases for extra firsts 30 cents, firsts 29 29 1 2. ordinary firsts 27 28 1 2 cents. storage packed firsts 30 1 2. storage packed extras 31 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Toledo Livestock Market Report
Toledo report shows hog receipts 200 with market 10 cents lower. Heavies 10.50 to 10.75, mediums 11.60 to 11.15, Yorkers 10.50 to 11.90. Pigs 10.50 to 10.75. Cattle receipts light and steady. Calves light and steady. Sheep and lambs light and steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Toledo Grain Prices Show Mixed Wheat and Corn Steady
Toledo market report lists No 2 red wheat at 31.21 with 1.22 basis and No 3 corn at 961-2 to 97 1-2 cents. No 2 white oats at 59 5l, No 2 rye at 1.05. Other grains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Wno
Hay Market Prices In New York on June Fifteenth
Receipts six cars as timothy bales and light mixed dominate the market. No 1 timothy about 29 to 30 per ton, No 2 around 27 to 28, No 3 and poorer 18 to 26. Small bales of timothy mix fetch 25 to 27 for No 2 and 17 to 24 for No 3 and poorer. Heavy mixed clover runs No 3 to 1 at 16 to 27 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Timothy
Kost fined for indecency charge in Columbia court
Kenneth Kost of Columbia was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice S J George this morning on an indecency charge. He was arrested by deputy sheriffs yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Kost
Columbia
S. J. George
Yesterdavr
Curtis Signatures Cloud Farm Bill Status In Hoover Session
Washington reports say no business was done as farm relief and tariff revision mattered. Vice President Curtis signed the farm bill after the Senate adjourned, creating a dispute over legality and prompting possible resubmission when the Senate reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtis
Senate
White House
Hoover
Grading Tremont Street From Cedar to Beast Bridge
City workers grade Tremont street between Cedar and Beast Bridge streets and replace removed material with traffic boundings, officials announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
Cedar and
Beast Bridge Streets
Third Ship of Cascade Park Navy Damaged
The third Cascade Park Navy ship to be launched in local waters suffered a disaster as its bow was crushed in transit. Commodore Carl Muller wept as The Eagle, sister to Peerless, arrived damaged and was sent back. A new vessel has been ordered while The Eagle’s fate remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Navy
Carl Muller
Navy
Eagle
Peerless
Eagles Club
Cascade ‘Navy
Muller
Along Local Fairways at Elyria Country Club Event
Medal handicap tournament being played at Elyria Country Club. In Spring Valley a four ball best ball event is scheduled for Sunday all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Country Club
Spring Valley
Republican contests contrast with Democrats in city races
The field shows 48 candidates for city offices with 1 Republican and 17 Democrats. Mayor Standen seeks Republican renomination against Paul Goldthorpe. Lorain’s William F Grall tops the Democrat mayoral field. Amherst's mayoral race features Allison Nicholl versus C E Cooper with other local posts split along party lines. Oberlin has no Democratic candidates. Republicans list six for village council seats and three for trustees in Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Standen
Paul Goldthorpe
William F. Grall
Lorain
Amherst
Allison Nicholl
C. E. Cooper
H. J. Sipple
Allie Kuss
William Ehrman
Charles Miller
Robert Cromwell
Charles Hearn
Q. H. Baker
John Sabiers
Amherst Council
George Cox
E. C Stiwald
Henry Kane
F. W. Powers
W. G. Schaeffer
Democratic Council
C. L. Good
Samuel Wragg
Conrad Zilch
G. O P
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
P. D. Barber
A. G. Stivard
Joe Wesbecher
Edward Mays
Vilage Marshal
Oberlin
R. Comings
Earl F. Geiser
J. L. Edwards
E. R Morris
Charles Rogers
W. H. Walker
Sunday’s Five Best Radio Features
Readable listing of 1929 radio features by United Press with times and networks. Roxy Symphony Orchestra on WJZ NBC at 1:00 EST. Lyria Male Chorus Milwaukee on WARG CBS at 6:30 EST. Air Theatre on WEAF NBC at 8:00 EST. Grace Divine contralto with orchestra on WJ and NBC at 8:15 EST. National Light Opera Co Love’s Lottery at 9:15 EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WJZ
NBC
Roxy Symphony Orchestra
Lyria
Milwaukee
WARG
CBS
WEAF
Cgrace Divine
NBC Netwrks
National Light Opera Co
Five Best Radio Features Read by Networks
United Press listing from 1929 notes Monday's best radio features across networks. 8:30 EST Daguerreotypes and Sousa's Band follow at 8:30. 9:30 EST Empire Builders airs. WEAF and Nice Network present Weber's Opera Der Freischuetz at 10:00 EST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WJZ
NBC
Roxy
WOR
CBS
WEAF
Sousa
Empire Builders
Nice
wWeber
Lawsuits and Divorce Filed in Common Pleas Court
Miles J. Watson sues Nathanial Berthoff for 353.68 for goods supplied. Irene Linden seeks divorce from Anthony Linden alleging habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty. couple wed in 1920 and have two children. Elizabeth Kocsany of Elyria sues Frank Tomsic of Florence to enforce a land sale contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles J. Watson
Common Pleas
Nathanial Berthoff
Irene Linden
Common Pleas Court
Anthony Linden
Elizabeth Kocsany
Elyria
Frank Tomsic
Florence
Ohio
Michigan Has By Far The Greatest Coastline
A concise assertion notes Michigan possesses the longest coastline among U.S. states. It emphasizes geographic prominence and implies state pride in natural features. No further specifics or data accompany the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
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O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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Elyria, Ohio
Rosenberry Bros
Lice
Robin
Cleveland Produce
Cascade Park
Charis
Jane M. Halli
Crystal Beach
Doc Whipple
Orchestra Age Ee Ee Ere
June Brave
Modest
Bucget
Thomas
Elyria Block
the Inland Finance CO
Lorain County Bank
R. W. Smith
Mgr
Inland Finance Plan
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