Rotary Convention Highlights Crippled Children Cause
At the Denver Rotary International convention June 15 to 18 the main topic was the problem of crippled children. E F Allen president of the International Society for Crippled Children said the movement has gained international reputation and delegates from North America and 10 foreign countries supported the cause. He stressed that aiding crippled children is vital for humanitarian and economic reasons.
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Eleria 5
International Society For Crippled Children
E. F. Allen
Allen
Rotary International
Denver
Cols
Ren
Colorado
North America
Errzland
Austria
Ireland
Switzerland
Belgium
Australis
New Zealand
China
Italy
Spain
Aillen
Elyria
Dry Leaders of Ohio to Meet
Two hundred dry leaders from the Dry Maintenance League will meet in Columbus next Tuesday. George C Southwell secretary says about 14 representatives will attend. The group aims to show growing prohibition sentiment without discussing political candidates. Dr E J Moore former superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League will lead the conference.
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Dry Maintenance League
Columbus
George C Southwell
League
Ohio
Southwell
E J. Moore
Ant-Saloon League
Sall
Chicago Welcomes Catholic Congress With Mass and Parade
Thousands fill Chicago as religion leaders and officials greet the Catholic congress in a grand civic welcome. Secretary Davis reads the president’s letter, praising religious freedom while Cardinal Bonzano offers a warm reply. Mary ar Dever and Governor Small preside, with diverse clergy and laity in attendance.
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Congress
Congo
Chicago
Elvic
James J. Davis
Labor
Coolidge
Mundelein
Davis
Maryor Dever
Len Small
Robert Sweitze
Samuel Enosall
Chantucs
Cardinal Bonzano
Prohibition Trial Highlights Mall Extract Experiments
The article recounts debates on legal limits of malt tonic and near beer during a demonstration. Representative Hudson backs or opposes market release while Dr. J M Doran limits the product as a real drink. Treasury attention is minor as sales fall and liquor-traffic officials dodge decisive action.
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Hudson
Michigan
Diry
Chas
Tme
J.M. Doran
Chemusi
Prohibition Service
Doran
Deran
Alcoholic Liquor Traffic Committee
Mem
Pelton Receives Gladstone Case Upon Leaving Local Hospital
Pelton, who resigned as superintendent, is presented with a Gladstone training case by department heads and office staff. The hospital’s medical and surgical staff voice appreciation and regret as he departs for a new post at St. Luke hospital in Chicago. J. R. Mannix of Cleveland succeeds him.
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Rm Oc
Pelton
Gladstone
Attendane
Tlon
St. Luk Hospital
Chicago
Hiss
J. R. Mannix
Clerctunod
Local SNES Members Attend Gieveland Meeting
About fifteen Elvrra members of Vulture 2419 La Societe des 40 Hommes et S Chevany attend the State Promenade in Cleveland. Festivities run from eleven this morning to tomorrow morning with two Prisonnaires de Guerre from Lorain county seated at the Promenade.
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Elvrra
Vulture
la Societe Des 40 Hommes
Chevany
Cleveland
Senate panel probes Pepper-Fisher fund transfers
The Pepper-Fisher committee allegedly received unrecorded contributions totaling 900 to Bedford counts and 100 to Venario counts. Witness Wood claimed additional suits and asked to recall counties and recipients, highlighting direct advances that skipped bookkeeping. Senate panel plans hearings in Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburgh to thoroughly investigate.
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Pepper-Fisher Committee
Bedford
Venario
Pepper-Fisher
Wood
Tas Wood
Dh Taslor
Senator Goh
Rfr
West Virginia
Senate
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pitsburgh
Pittsburgh WC leaders face continued hearings on funding
The Pennsylvania Senate committee resumes hearings Monday with subpoenas issued for several officials including Mrs. Maul Seymour and Leah Cobb Marron. Wayne Wheeler will testify after financial records delay. The panel probes WCTU finances and a Philadelphia magistrate’s alleged bribe claim linked to the Vare organization.
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Pittsburgh
Pesassivania
Mauli+ Seymour
McConnellsburs
Loresr
Missouri
Wayne B. Wheeler
Reed
Wheeler
Fries
George
Francis XII
O ° Connor
Philadelphi2
Lorain Woman Seeks Divorce Over Extreme Cruelty
Viola D. Plant of Lorain files for divorce from Joseph J. Plant on grounds of extreme cruelty alleging he struck her after she asked him to dine with her on Christmas. She seeks alimony of at least 50 dollars a month and custody of their children. The couple wed February 9.
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Lorain
Viola D. Plant
Joseph J. Plant
Local Justice Fines Drunk Man and Reports Abuse Claim
Frank Marote of Stop 7 was fined £25 and costs on a drunkenness charge after a call from his frightened wife Mary Marote at the sheriff’s office. Deputy Jim Rundle arrested him following the call. Local truck growers invited Marietta growers to visit July 10 to review crops and plots. Carl Hobert of Glenwood Ave was fined $15 for speeding on Levitt road, traveling 36 miles per hour. Several judgments were awarded by Judge AL R. Webber in cognovit actions, including against H Pollack et al and James O Ball et al for substantive sums. The Spang-Baking Co barn on Furnace street was broken into, four wagons looted, money and cakes taken. Eugene D Waters of Austible filed for divorce from Gladys Waters on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty, and a contract dispute involving Ralph Pase was noted. Elvira Memorial Hospital Co seeks $115.59 from Mars and Fred Bright for supplies and services. A Ford touring car stolen from Mose Hill of Oberlin was recovered there.
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Frank Marote
Stop 7
George
Jim Rundle
Sheriff’s Office
Mary Marote
Speeder
Carl*Hobert
Glenwood Ave
Jusiles
J. George
Levitt
Fienay
Confiscation Clash as Germany Debates Plebiscite
Violence erupts in Berlin over the plan to seize former German royalty property for the commonwealth. Nationalists and Communists clash injuring seven as propaganda rages, with banners and impersonations of Wilhelm fueling the debate. In Lorain, Mary Zonarznik is named as defendant in a $2,500 suit by George Dele.
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Commonwealth
Berlin
Seepond
Wago
Propizanda
Wilhelm
Lorain Wowan
Mary Zenarznick
Lorain
Georgea Dele
Radio Network Schedules and Concert Listings Around the Country
A long list of radio programs and concert broadcasts across cities like New York Chicago Detroit and Boston. Entries include orchestras bands classical and dance programs with times and station call letters such as WEAF WBZ KDKA KYW WGN WLS and more.
Radio Listings From Across Cities Include Concerts And Services
A dense OCR listing details radio programs across multiple stations and cities with times and offerings. It mentions WEAF Atwater Kent hours, WGY religious and concert blocks, KDWA studio concerts in Denver and East Pittsburgh, and Chicago WGN musical hours. Also lists orchestras, choral concerts, church services, and special broadcasts across locations like Fort Worth Baltimore Springfield Des Moines and New York.
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AIF
WEAF
Atwater Kent
WGY
Fourteenth Cavalry Band
WIZ
WEG
Pittsburgh
IKOA
Denver
Colo
Hot Springs
Ark
RYW
Chicago
WAT
Columbus
WBAL
Baltimore
WHAL
WEAP
Fort Worth
Tex
F . Hand
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
Copley Plaza
The
Sacred Heart Choir
WCAE
WOX
Detroit
Church
New York
N. Y
Capitol Theatre
Atwater Kent Tadio
WGN
Our Music Room
WGR
Bufalo
NJ Y
Weaf Wgy
Schedads
N.Y
WIZ Who
Des Moines
Town
the Fourteenth Cavalry Band
New York, N. Y
Radio Concert Schedule Mix Of City Programs
A listing of radio and church programs across multiple stations including WLIB WLW WGN and WEAF features concert orchestras recitals organ and vocal performances. Cities mentioned include Chicago Omaha Davenport Atlantic City Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit and Atlanta with times ranging from 5:09 to 9:96.
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Ceesion Rrecital
Chicago
WGN Stu‘dio Ensemble
Wlw
Claucinnath O
WOAW
Omaha
Nedd
WOOC
Davenport
Iowa
WPG
Atlantic City
N.S
WREO
Lanstog
Ilich
WSAI
Cincinnati
Atwa
MEAF
WEAF
WSE
Atlanta
WTAM
Cleveland
Oo Loew's Theatre Orchestra
WWJ
Detroit
Mieh
Death of Dr. Alex Deak at 534 Vulcan Street
Dr. Alex Deak died at home of Mrs. Sam Nagy at 534 Vulcan Street this morning aged 57. A Hungarian-born resident of the county for twenty years, he leaves a wife and two children in Hungary. Funeral services are Monday at 9:50 from the Hungarian Reformed church officiated by Reverend Kalassi, with burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
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Alex
Deak
Sam Nagy
Vulcan Street
Hungary
Hungarian Reformed Church
Kalasss
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Probate Court Entries Reflect Multiple Estates and Adjudications
The Lorain County probate docket lists wills filed for probate and administrations granted. Administrators appointed include Lawrence Lancashire for Vere Jane Donald estate and Fred C. Eckert for Blanche Eckert. bonds range from 500 to 18 007 dollars. Insanity adjudications involve Leon C. Sheffield and Roseredeth of Lorain. Various estates from Elyria Amherst and Lorain await probate or guardianship actions.
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Francis S Squire Tate
Elsrna
Lawrence B Lencashire
Vere
Jane Donald
Overlin
Mirncle
Daven
Lisra
M. Lourie Boise
Anardian
Lunciale
Mary Anna Smith
Elyria Bone
Jonn F Worcesters
Frances M. Worcester
Ridges
Township
Bend
Joselphine Naresh
Jete
Grafton
Lorain Counts Savings & Trust Company
Thomas Wo Comos
Elyria
Milton Dilgard
Loraina
E. E. Foster
Sophia Foster
Amherst Township
Sophia Block
Jazz
Molber T Starr
Tna Belle Starr
Penfield Township
Local Residents Host Social Visits Across Town
Murray Ridge and nearby families hosted and visited relatives in a busy weekend circuit. Cleveland guests Marjorie Jones stayed with Saul Eppley. Vincent Nugent vacationed with sister Mrs. E Eppler. Norma Walker from Cleveland attended Lumination at Cher Hill with Pearl Eppler.
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Akron
Norma Walker
Cleveland
C. H. Hunger
West Rid
Pearl Eppler
Cher‘Hill
Ed. Welch
Winifred Decker
Oberlin “College
Fred Decker
Eugene Sites
Cloveland
Saul Oppler
Peart
Charles Schible
Johan Derek
Franz Elyrila
A. J. Derek
Jack Anton
Reta May
Joe Watson
Etriia
Carl Fesler
Elsha
Lewis Fester
Martha
Arthur Fester
Mirs C. Moore
Avon
Former jockey Awaits Manslaughter Sentence
Sandusky Ohio June 19 Pearl Dorling former jockey awaits sentence after conviction for manslaughter in the death of Rex Lee at a drinking party. Prosecutors say Dorling killed Lee for misconduct with his wife who later killed herself at Lee's funeral. Dorling says a confession was beaten from him by state police and repudiated.
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Sandusky.mich
Pearl Dorling
Rex Lee
Dorling
Lee
Dorllnng
Pough President Seeks Expanded Power Amid Reform Turmoil
President Boscicki reportedly ready to resign as parliament fails to approve Bartel Pilsudski reform plans. Unclear moves stir political shakeups in Warsaw.
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ARSAW
Boscicki
Real Breed
Bartel-Pilsudski
Presia
Woman Thrown From Car In Cincinnati Injury
Loretta Kenny, 22, is in serious condition at a general hospital after being thrown from an auto near midnight. A door opened as she rode with her family, throwing her to the ground and causing facial skull injuries and possible internal injuries.
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Cincinnati
Loretta Kenny
Neral Hospital
Hery Todas
Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Yields 9 Reactors Noted
Report on cattle testing shows 19 head examined with 9 reactors in the Mar period. Second test planned after results, with Peafield Camden and part of Pittsfield already tested. township area to be labeled modified credit area if reactors continue.
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C.D Rowland
Peafield
Camden
Pittsfield
Shem
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Report June 19
Cleveland dairy and produce markets show Butter Tivtra prices and assorted fruit and vegetables. Livestock receipts include 200 cattle and 300 sheep with mixed grade pricing. hogs reported 1006 receipts with steady to $ lower. Toledo grain closes list No 2 red wheat and corn values with oats and barley also priced.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Livestock
Eady
Toledo
West Carlisle and Alo Townships Elect Teachers
The boards of education for West Carlisle and Russia townships completed teacher employment for the coming school term. West Carlisle hired Helen Ginn for Murray Ridge, Agnes Wagner for Campnell, Catherine Spaeth for Center. Russia Township hired Mildred Vinson for Russia No 2, Amy Briggs for Russia No 4, Ora Carter for Russia No 1, and Grace Hahn for Russia No 9.
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Boards of Education
West Carlisle
Russia
Comas
Helen Ginn
Murray Ridge
Agnes Wagner
Campnell School
Catherine Spaeth
Center
Oof
Mildred Vinson
Amy Briggs
Ora Carter
Grace Hahn
Lima Gazette Ceases Publication After Friday Lease
Lima papers report the Lima Gazette ends publication with Friday’s issue as negotiations concluded. The Lima Morning Star has leased the Caberte building and purchased press and equipment for future operations.
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Lima Paper
Todal Lima
Lima Gazette
Lima Morning Star
Caberte
Press
Equinaciente
Ford Announces Paige Requisition Price Cuts Across Ford Line
Ford Motor Company unveils price reductions ranging from 55 to 7599 for all Ford cars. Standard equipment includes starter and balancer tires. commercial chassis gain balloon front tires and strengthened rear tires. The plant’s capacity is 9 500 cars daily with production at $600 a day. The Overland price and full specs remain secret as automakers embrace a new trend in car design.
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Verd “Motor Company
Ford
America
Actress in Mystery Poisoning Case Dies in New York
New York June 19 A mysterious poison likely caused by own action ends the life of Agna Austin 32 a Savannah Ga born musical comedy actress on Broadway. A farewell note references a Brooklyn number and a wealthy acquaintance named Emil. Police seek the enigmatic Emil as motive context unfolds. Austin had financial troubles and a stormy past including marriages and divorces now linked to a Charleston and Reno connections. New York arrests for intoxication in 1919 total 9391, down from 11255 in 1924.
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New York
Agna Austin
Colee
Miss Aubin
Savannah
Me Phaskcian
Emil
Aliss Austin
Miss Austin
Charles Fraction
Fraction
Gertrude Flint
Samuel Caerton
Charleston
W.va
Fiss Austin
Collins
Mes
Japan
Aim
Reno
Nev
Joseph Rea
Labaska
Service on any car or tractor at Hilliers Garage
New and used tractor parts available. Generators and batteries repaired and charged. Kar ry Krepps in charge of electric and severing department at Hilliers Garage Gration 16h.
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Karry Krepps
Hilliers Garage Gration
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Spang-Baking Co
Furnace Street
Eugene D. Waters
Aulslie
Gladys Waters
Cas Bs
Wilson
Ralph Pase
Aso
Elvira Memoral Hospital Company
Mars
Fred Bright
Mose Hill
Oberlin
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AML
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Merry Old Chief
WJZ
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WHLIB
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le Quartet
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Shvlarn
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Pough
Besien
Toledo Livestock
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C. Dickinson
Mhost
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Paige Requition
Actress Takes Ure Methpoon
William McAdoo
Department of the Chronicle
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Elyria Hardware Co
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