Memorial rites preludes to annual Ukes parade in Lorain
Memorial program held at Lorain High School Auditorium featured Col J McQuigg of Cleveland as speaker with a long list of veterans leaders arriving for the event. Delegates will convene for a joint session followed by a civic parade and flag raising in Washington Park ending the military bell event.
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Enems
Maid Y
Lorain High School
Col. J.mcquigx
Cleveland
wWel
William F. Grall
Ises
Washington Park
Sacies
E-Soldiers
Catlers
Xenia
GATORS TO ATTEND GEOAR POINT MEETING
Superintendent F M Shelton and educators from across the country will attend the fourth annual Ohio State Owners Association convention at Point. The event runs Tuesday through Thursday with discussions on teachers and music education led by Prof R W Hart and Mrs Sarah Hart of Wellington.
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F- M. Shelton
Ohio
Police patrol purchased by Dunn Motor Sales Co
Officials inspect a patrol vehicle in this territory built on an Oldst on chassis capable of 45 mph. The body remains same with refinements for a handsome appearance and added equipment including cot, lights, and electric start. The truck promises cost savings and community officials are pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn Motor Sales Co
Ibutors
Oldston
Ity
Local disturbance ends with arrest after chase and claim of innocence
A man named Dallis was captured after a fight and held for further examination. He was charged with disorderly conduct and insisted he had been reading but denies the offense. An onlooker reported the event following an exciting confrontation yesterday evening.
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Dallis
Vehicle overturns on Lake Avenue injures two men
A Ford roadster overturned on Lake Avenue injuring two men, one severely. The crash occurred as the vehicle bumped while attempting a turn, with both occupants visible at the scene and another man reported as slightly bruised. The incident involved Cleveland residents and happened at a high speed.
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Lake Avenue
Oitolar
Cleveland
Lroad Brakeman Weldon Theft Charge In Court
A railroad brakeman, Weldon Castle, faces larceny charges in police court after being arrested last week for stealing 530 dollars from a New York rail freight car. The case was bound over to a grand jury under a 109 dollar cash bond pending further evidence search by a detective.
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Prospect Street
New York
Amd
Plans for Ireland peace conference and troops in training
London January 27 Premier Lloyd George is planning at an Irish peace conference. Aldershot dispatch says that troops destined for service in Ireland are being specially trained for blockhouse warfare.
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London
Jese
Lloyd George
Aldershot
Ireland
Shingle Roofs Menace Homes Bulletin Urges Caution
The article warns that shingle roofs endanger life and property and that insurers may charge more for homes with such coverings. It also discusses matches safety, fire prevention tips, and a Last Appeal for a safe Fourth of July, citing past firework injuries and urging adult supervision of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarance
Snd
Marshal Dykeman
United States
Trials of Ball Started As 1919 World Series Frameup Case
Chicago June 27 twelve of the 19 men indicted for throwing the 1919 World Series between the White Sox and Reds went on trial before Judge Hugo Friend. Key defendants include Abe Attell Hal Chase and Buck Weaver with several absentees among the six who evaded service. The prosecution seeks the syndicate financier behind the alleged frameup amid confessions by Claude Williams Eddie Cicotte Joe Jackson and others who later repudiated them.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Hugo Friend
White Sox
Abe Attell
Joseph J. Sullivan
Boston
Rachael Brown
New York
Hal Chase
Cincinnati Red
Ben Franklin
Carl Zork
Sullivan
Chick
Buck Weaver
Swed Risberg
Bil Burns
Sox
Hap Felsch
Fred McMullin
David Nelson
Contention over Ireland peace move and Sinn Fein reaction
Dublin reports Sinn Fein warns against British effort to convene a peace conference as Ireland faces intensified warfare. Observers split on whether London's invite signals a path to reconciliation or a dangerous step toward colonial rule and total war. The Daily News and Telegraph echo divided views amid conscription in effect.
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Sinn Fe
Irish Republican
Daily News
Daily Telegraph
Belfast
Daily Man
Iris
Wei
Sinn Fein
Northern Whig
DeValera
James Craig
Ulster
The
Manchester Guardian
Columbia Station man sued for 10000 damages
Anna Novak of Cleveland filed suit against T. C. Blodgett of Columbia Station for 10000 damages alleging Blodgett struck the bicycle built machine Mrs. Novak rode at New York Central tracks causing severe injuries as a train passed. She was allegedly thrown against the rear seat as Blodgett drove about 25 miles an hour in a reckless manner while Mrs. Novak was in a delicate condition and unable to perform household duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Novek
Cleveland
T. C. Blodgett
Columbia
Blodgett
Mre. Novak
Novak
New York Central
Mrs. Novak
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs Ruth Bain at Bridge 632 Loch Street Mrs Dora Chegwym Olmsted Falls Mrs Rose Musser Grafton Otto Stemner Cleveland Discharges include Mrs Jean Webber and baby 201 Blaine Street Mrs Maria Smith and baby Vermilion Mrs LaVore Smith and baby 12 West Bridge Street William Hartman Grafton Miss Mary McClellan Utica Earl Taylor 113 Cleveland Street Mrs Katherine McKinney 445 East Broad Street Mrs Mattie Cooper Chestnut Street Mary Lindver 353 Vulcan Street Arliss Margaret Cole Plymouth Miss Withelng Elyria Mrs Kienneman Elyria Otto Steinner Cleveland
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Ruth Bainbridge
Loch Street
Dora Chegwym
Olmsted Falls
Rose Musser
Grafton
Otto Stemner
Cleveland
Jean Webber
Blaine Street
Maria Smith
LaVore Smith
West Bridge Street
William Hartman
Mary McClellan
Utica
Earl Taylor
Cleveland Street
Katherine McKinney
East Broad Street
Mattie Cooper
Chestnut Street
Mary Lindver
Vulcan Street
Arliss Margaret Cole
Plymouth
Miss Witheling
Elyria
Kienneman
Otto Steinner
Grall Jury Hears Electric Road Case
In common pleas court this afternoon the Cleveland and Southwestern cases were heard. The Grall trial was continued to July 5 with the same jury. Judge Rec lngton presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Southwestern
Common Pleas Court
Wm. F. Grall
Grall
Rec Lngton
Ascherfeld Recovers After Stroke
ASCHERFELD, G. A. is slightly improved after a stroke of apoplexy several days ago. He spent last night very well and speedy improvement is hoped for.
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G. A. Ascherfeld
Marrying Pastor Urges Pure Love and Home Practice
Akron religious leader Rev IL N. Wells, pastor of High Street Church of Christ, delivered his annual address on marriage to couples he has joined. He urged marriage on pure love, warned of envy, urged maintaining individuality, and stressed home life with children as essential.
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Akron
IL. N. DL Wells
High Street Church of Christ
Wells
Cupid’s Bower
kKron
Carpentier to Get Mak in the New York Bout
June date details show Dempsey and Carpentier to receive guaranteed purses with Dempsey set for 3646 0 and Carpentier 260 600. The promoter chose a guaranteed amount plan, awarding the fighters a fixed share of the purse.
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New York
Unclaimed Letters at Post Office Listing
The notice lists names of ladies and gentlemen whose letters remain unclaimed. If letters are not called for within two weeks they will be sent to the Division of Dead Letters in Washington, D.C. D. W. Seward, P. M.
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Mies Myrtle - Brown
Mary Bellick
Clara Chéemar
Mable Detwiler
Gee. Pmerich
E. B. Helsiey
Esrie Hubert
Nelson Austin
Henry FE. Buckner
Sidney A. Lance
Walter T. Davis
Chas. Edwards
Cartman
Ferel
Jacek Golden
F. L. Hall
Wr.tee. Keeler
Wm. Littl
Meary Nuha
KF. J. Parks
Sred Philips
H. H
Sinn Fein leaders weigh London invitation on Irish peace
Leaders today began conferring on reply to Premier Lloyd George's London invitation. De Valera may issue a statement in a day or two. If accepted Michael Collins and Richard Mulcahy could join De Valera in London, while Arthur Griffith and D Mas Neill near release for consultations.
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Loyd George
London
Eameen de Valera
Sinn Feisa
Pe Nament
Irish Republican Army
Valera
Dail Eireann
Sinn Fein
Michael Collins
de Valera
Richard Mulcahy
Colings
Mucahy
Crown
de Valeras
Colling
Mulcahy
Lordon
Arthur Grifith
D- Mas Nell
Mount Joy
Griffith
DeValera
Lloyd George
MacNeill
Carolina Logue
Ireland
Disabled Yanks Meet as Opener at Toledo
Detroit Mich June 27 Registration for the first national convention of the disabled Americans veterans of the world war began this morning. Delegates from across the nation will discuss soldier legislation before Congress and push for swift action on measures including the Sweet bill and adjusted compensation.
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Detroit
Mich
San Francisco
Atlanta
Congress
Langley
Kenyon
St. Louis
Akron Judge And Wife Injured In Auto Crash
Akron Judge YT. A. Treasch and his wife were injured when his car collided with a turning vehicle on Richmond Road near South Euclid at eight this morning. Treasch’s legs were broken, Mrs. Treasch injured in the right foot, and G. W. Stacey of Akron was badly bruised on the forehead with cut lips. All three were admitted to St. Mark's hospital. An X ray will determine the injury extent. The judge, driving, swerved toward a culvert to avoid collision with the other car, hitting a telephone pole.
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Cleveland
YT. A. Treasch
Akron
Treasch
Richmond Road
County Wool Growers Ship Wool For Local Manufacture
The Oberlin shipment begins the campaign as county growers form a group to dispose of wool directly to mills. Cars from Oberlin and Wellington will feed robes suiting and yarn production. Over a million pounds were shipped this year with expectations to exceed last year. The Columbus based association grades wool and oversees cloth manufacture.
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Oberlin
Wellington
Ohip Sheep and Wool Rowers’ Association Company of
Columbus
Long Distance Hicker to Exhibit Pool Tonight
Frank Burns the one armed pocket billiard champion arrives in the city en route from Paterson New Jersey to the Pacific Coast and back a distance of 8590 miles. He will give a 9 o'clock exhibition at McSlides Billiard Parlor and play the best in the city and perform fancy tick shots.
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Frank Burns
Paterson
N.J
Pacific Coast
Cleveland
Burns
McSlides
Noted aviator dies in Paris after war service
Captain Anselme Marchal, the Allied aviator who flew over Berlin, died in a Paris hospital from injuries after an automobile accident. A veteran of air battles, he had conducted propaganda drops from Maney in 1915 and was captured after landing east of the Russian front before escaping.
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Paris
Anselme Marchal
Berlin
Starchal
Maney
Marechal
Marriage Licenses Report for Lorain Couple
Edgar Campbell 18 and Marion Bartow 13 both residents of Lorain obtained marriage licenses. Rev Weatherbee of Lorain performed the ceremony.
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Edgar Campbell
Marion Bartow
Lorain
Rev. Weatherbee
Rain
Free Speech Activist Nabbed Twice in Columbus
George E Kuhag a 37 year old from Albany New York was arrested twice within an hour while delivering street speeches. He first faced intoxication charges at a downtown parole site and posted a $10 bond then was rearrested at High and Broad Streets with no money on him. He previously worked as a record clerk at the Columbus barracks and later at the General Reserve depot in East Columbus.
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Seteranifeanl
Columbus
George Ekuhag
Albany
N. Y
New York
Kubo
Columbus Barracks
Kuhn
General Reserve Depot
East Columbus
Greece launches long planned Anatolia offensive
London reports the Greek army has begun its long anticipated drive against Turkish nationalists in Anatolia. Greek forces reportedly captured Ismid southwest of Constantinople as Premier Gounaris heads to Smyrna to join Constantine at Greek headquarters while Athens rejects the Allies mediation offer.
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London
Anatolia
Ismid
Comstantinople
Athens
Gounaris
Greece
Smyrna
Constantine
Whole Creek Press
Gispaich
Substitute Peace Resolution Proposed by Lodge
Senator Lodge, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, plans a substitute for the Knox Porter peace resolution. A draft Institute proposal was prepared during his stay in Massachusetts and will be submitted to the peace conference when it resumes tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Hoanse
Senator Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lode
Pest Control Recipe From Historic Agrarian Notice
An obscure historical notice describes making a poisoned bran mash to control hoppers. It lists mixing 25 pounds bran with bran, 7 pounds of a substance, grind citrus, add syrup and water, and spread thinly where hoppers feed. Apply in evening or early morning to cover the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actea
Wayne Buell Improves After Memorial Hospital Operation
Wayne Buell shows slight improvement after an operation at Memorial Hospital last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Buel
Memorial Hospital Taat
First Londonerg Royals King George and Queen Mars Rule Britain
King George and Queen Mars become the first pair born in Londonerg to rule Britain together, marking a historic joint sovereign era for the nation. The unprecedented succession unites two born rulers guiding the realm through contemporary governance and ceremonial duties.
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King George
Queen Mars
Sita
Tanlac Restores Man from Rheumatic Wreckage
J J Johnson of 6381 2 Somerset Ave Johnstown Pa, a noted superintendent in Can ton Ohio, credits Tanlac with curing years of rheumatism. He describes severe leg weakness, poor appetite, nervousness, and fatigue before taking the medicine. After one bottle his health improved, appetite returned, sleep deepened, weight rose by sixteen pounds, and he feels revitalized. Tanlac is sold in Elyria by J Adolphus Ebert and leading druggists.
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J. J. Johnson
Somerset, Ave
Johnstown
American Mine Machinery Co
Canton
Ohio
Tanlac
Elyria
J Adolphus Ebert
Adr
Middle Division W C T U Plans Big Program
The Middle Division of the W C T U will meet Tuesday June 28 at Mrs Moses Lyman home 820 West Broad Street. Essays by high school pupils on Scientific Temperance will be read. A good program is planned with refreshments and social time after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Lyman
West Broad Street
Peppy Federation Delegates Return From Miami College Trip
The peppy girls of the Federation arrived home from a ten day stay at Miami college in Oxford Ohio where they attended the annual W C A Industrial conference. Delegates were Misses Myrtle Miller Loretta Barris Dorothy Wilcox Nell Miller and Gertrude Johns.
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Federation
Miami College
Oxford
Myrtle Miller
Loretta Barris
Dorothy Wilcox
Nell Miller
Gertrude Johns
Friendship Club Dinner At United Presbyterian Church
The Friendship Club of the United Presbyterian Church hosts its second annual dinner on Thursday June 30. A large crowd is expected as the event promises an entertaining and interesting social affair of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
The
United Presbyterian Church
Council of the Federation of the W C A to Meet Thursday
The Federation council will hold its regular monthly meeting in the W C A parlors on Thursday June 20. All members are urged to attend as the meeting is described as very important.
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Council of the Federation of the
Woman's Relief Corp Plans Beach Picnic at Clens Beach
The Woman's Relief Corp members plan a picnic at Clens Beach on Wednesday June 29. A full program is arranged and all members expect an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corp
Clens Beach
Bride Honored At Third Street Afternoon Shower
Mrs J Kitlotan entertained at her Third street home for Isabell Hurst ahead of her nuptials. The party became a handkerchief shower with a dainty lunch and artistic decorations enhancing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kitlotan
Third Street
Isabell Hurst
Crawford County Fair Announces Track Meet Plan
At a Crawford county fair board meeting a countywide track meet was approved for the next fair in September. The event list and prizes will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrur
Crawford County Fais Board
Safe handling of sprayed garden foods advised
Care needed in preparing sprayed garden foods for table. Greems on cabbage lettuce and some fruit are sprayed with arsenical to prevent insect infestation. There is no danger if these foods are thoroughly washed.
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ST. Cuatrsvilif
Fetemont County
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Lorain’s Greatest Store
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