Delegates Adopt Seven Resolutions At Encampment Session
Delegates at Tuesday's business session adopted seven resolutions including sympathy for Col. F W Galldraith of Cincinnati and thanks to the current administration for recruiting. A permanent Columbus office was discussed and $1,200 from the Soldier and Sailors Orphans home Christmas Fund was allocated for new apparatus for the orphans' hospital. Military Order of Sgments held a parade. Edna Holloway was elected Department president with Virg Eeien Brinkle and Margaret A Beiler as senior and junior vice presidents.
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National
Starey
Columbus
Knutzen
Harry LL Davis
Lorain
Soldier and Sailors
Nenis
Orghans Bard
Military Order of Sements
Edna Holloway
Aaron
Virg Eeien Brinkle
Dayton
Margaret A. Beiler
Cleveland
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Arans
Odio
Oberlin to Host July Exhibition Between Oberlin Club and Greenwoods
The Oberlin Athletic Club and the Greenwoods of Elmira will meet on July 7 at the college athletic field after the Sioux team canceled their appearance. Both teams are fast and have traded wins and losses in prior meetings.
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Oberlin
Recreation League
Oberlin Athletic Club
Greenwoods of
Elrria
College Athletic Field
Oberlin Notice of Local Happenings
Mrs. Charles Habel of 153 Woodland avenue underwent a serious operation at Oberlin Hospital Tuesday morning and is recovering. Alma C. Newell of Detroit is visiting Oberlin friends. L. M. Anderson of 134 West Lorain street left to become Eloria’s Y W C A matron for the coming year.
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Oberlin
Charles HA. Habel
Woodland Avenue
Oberlin Hospital
Habel
Alma C_. Newell
Detroit
Mich
Newell
North Park Street
L. M. Anderson
West Lorain Street
Eloria
Y.W.C. A
Cabinets Hold Clinic On Ils
Administration leaders warned that drastic budget cuts are needed as figures show per capita government costs reaching about 60 dollars next year, 82 with local taxes. President Harding and General Dawes were to address bureau heads on the urgency of cutting departmental spending.
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Congress
United States
Harding
General Dawes
Bereau
Ammonia Tank Breaks Stir City Market Fire Response
Ammonia tanks broke and released fumes in the new city market area as cooling systems failed. Firefighters cleaned masks and repaired the dam causing no lasting damage while an earlier accident near the Paray Sede Grill highlighted their crisis handling.
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Simi
Patare
Anew marriage row stirs local dispute over wedlock validity
A fragmentary report notes a marriage issue between a couple identified as Mr and Mrs. Srehead raising questions of validity. Officials assess the ceremony's legality and potential impact on property and rights.
Death of Lady Randolph Churchill in London
Lady Randolph Churchill died at her London home from infection after an ampullated scote following a fall. She was the mother of Winston Spencer Churchill and was born Jennie Jerome of New York. She married Lord Churchill in 1874, then George Cornwallis West, whom she divorced in 1913.
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London
Randolph Spencer Churchill
Churchill
Winston Spencer Churchill
Lord Churchill
Jennie Jerome
Leonard Jerome
New York
George Cornwallia West
Special Session Hints At Tax Amendment Vote
A special legislative session may be held in August or September to consider a proposed taxation amendment to the state constitution. Governor Davis’s position and Senate taxation committee plans will be discussed at a conference next month, with no tax efforts to be started until a decision is made.
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Colusibus
Davis
Compromise in Stillman Case Sights Loom Over Proceedings
Hearings in the Stillman divorce case resume before Referee Gleason as Mrs. Stillman seeks to force admissions on paternity and a potential dual life story. James A Stillman faces questions about the father of Florence Helen Leeds's son while depositions and subpoenas marshal witnesses for cross examination amid a tightly controlled courtroom scene.
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Poughres
James A. Sillman
Acme Stillman
Treferee Greason
Its
Stillman
Ap Eleventh Hour
Jas Ward Leeds
James Ra. Stillman
Gleason
Franklyn Harold Leeds
Jay
Subdena
Soilman
New York
Long Island
Elyria Narrow Escape in Auto Fire Near Penfield Junction
An Apperson car driven by Dr. Weer of Lorain was damaged by fire Monday evening while returning from Shore Inn. Passengers Mildred Seward of Lorain and Agnes Monroe of Elyria along with Dr. Weer and Dr. Schupp of Lorain were endangered as fire broke out in the rear of the vehicle. Nearby farmers helped extinguish the blaze near Penfield Junction.
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Lorain
Dr. Weer
Shore Inn
Mildred Seward
Agnes Monroe
Elyria
Dr. Schupp
Penfield Junction
Forney bill completed by House Ways and Means
International News Service reports the Forney bill finishing work in the House Ways and Means Committee. The lumber schedule is rewritten with a 50c per thousand duty on shingles and authorizes duties on tongued and grooved lumber, plus reciprocal trade talks with exporting countries. Changes to the sugar schedule address black strap molasses in cattle feed and reflect adjustments in overall tariff provisions.
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Internattonal News Service
Washington
Forney
House Ways and Means Committee For Publicaon
United States
Cede
Imprisonment, fines in local intoxication cases fall short of law
The report lists numerous penalties imposed for intoxication and related offenses. Frank Waldeck er faced a fine and probation, others paid fines ranging from 5 to 25 with jail terms from a few days to weeks. Some cases involved juvenile matters and licensing violations. News notes address a dispute over book handover and past libel cases linked to Eberhard and a local magistrate.
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Anewey
Oovhers
Frank Waldecker
Wolfhouse
Pert
Waltdechker
Sielatms
John Sartomis
Claude Bendars
Jim Graham
Cos
Joans
John Albers
Ralph Foster
Anberhard
H. J. Carew
Eberhard
West Park
Cuyahoga Country
Republican Printing Co
Askims
Abernard
Eber-hord
Cleveland Automobile
Bill Whitney
Ridgeville
Elyvia
Fears Woman Jurors Turned Trial Into Public Spectacle
A tall tale of a sensational trial centers on a beautiful woman defendant in a sordid case. Her appearance and dress are described to influence perception as her father insists on justice over vengeance and awaits the jury’s verdict on his son’s wife.
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Ress
Core
Jura
Paris
Quar
Daniel Kaher
Tyson
Woman Detective Captures Silk Shirt Thief
Akron reports Miss Anna Taylor detective at a large department store observed a man loitering then he fled. She chased him, catching up at 2:04 and recovering five silk shirts before returning him to the police. Officers praised her speed and skill.
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Akron
Anna Taylor
Taniac Saves Akron Carpenter's Appetite and Strength
E L Corwin of Akron Ohio praises Taniac for restoring his appetite and energy after illness and kidney pain. He says the medicine cured aches and pains and boosted strength. Elyria merchants also sell Taniac.
Union Chiefs Canvass On Rail Wage Fallout
Railway labor leaders debate the boards indefinite extension of the national agreement to avoid an immediate nationwide strike. Some unions reject a wage cut while the Railway Labor Board says mass extension aids stalled lines and individual negotiations.
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Raiilway Board
Trailway
Railway Labor Board
Gingham and Voile Dresses Featured in Thursday Morning Lineup
A regional fashion note highlights Gingham and Voile dresses scheduled for Thursday morning. The item emphasizes lightweight fabrics and summer styling options within local department stores.
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