British Trade Hits Bloated Day as Coal Strike Bites
London reports a 240 million dollar drop in May British trade volume, following 260 million in April as coal strikes bite, with further declines expected in June and July. Industry nationwide slows, reserves exhausted, and North East cities shut down amid non working pits and lost exports.
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London
Fan Cba
Ping Paraly
England
Seine
Becom
Britain
Lay. Ord
Construction plan eyed for Albany to thew highway
Commissioner Brandt notes the need for a new foot sidewalk along a main highway from Albany to the west, aiming to protect thousands of ears and save lives while promoting safer travel for residents amid ongoing construction and county discussions.
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Brandt
Ieee
Arthur W
Hinhwa
Albany
Opium Exports From India To Cease Under Agreement
India to end opium exports by 1985 after government and commission agreement. exports to drop 10 percent next year and gradually fall until trade is extinguished. document notes progressive reduction and final cessation in coming years. Bernard Bhaw noted in report and Union Man demands in June column.
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Endia‘s
Bombay
India
Impe
Gow of
Fate of Indians under Guardianship Hearings Begin
Okmulgee Oklahoma June 30 Guardianship cases involving Katto Fixico Daniels, a full blood Osage oil heiress worth millions, clash with complex legal maneuvers. Attorneys claim mismanagement as hearings test the Oklahoma courts amid a tangle of charges and prior murder case references.
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Okmulgee
Okla
Oklahoma
Katto
Fixico Daniels
Ernest Burkhart
Osage
Wriatie
Fixico
Newrick Whinple
Joseph Rosenbloom
Jiual VV. Morgan
Katie
A. E.graham
Morgan
Tadian
Aod
Portraits by Orpen Featured in Versailles Exhibition
London report notes a famous series by English painter William Orpen depicting statesmen at Versailles. The portraits, shown at the Hall of Mirrors, aim to capture hope and solemn resolve as delegates signed peace accords.
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London
Willian
Orpen
Theo
Versailles
Christ
Garias
Wade
Giamonds
Labor Demonstration Teaches Free Performance Lesson
A labor group and writers discuss trade unionism as artists protest pay terms for staging The Show 1Up of Blanco Pesnet. The exchange argues performers should not face standard authorship fees, highlighting financial strain on authors amid competition.
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Blanco Pesnet
B. S2
Labor Advisory
Royal attire among British statesmen praised and criticized
A column praises Prince of Wales and Duke of York for faultless dress while railing at ministers. It notes Baldwin, Chamberlain, MacDonald, Oswald Mosley, Clynes, Bevan, and others for varying levels of style, detailing their suits, coats, and grooming.
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Burlington Street
Roy -Highac
Duke of York
Duke of
Coan
Lord Lascelles
Koval
Baldwin
s.Stroaustin
MacDonald
Oswald’. Moseley
JZ. Clynes
George Bearnard Chaw
Arthur Conan Doyle
Arnold Bennett
H. G. Wells
New Corn on Thumbs Disease Reported in San Francisco
A bizarre report from San Francisco describes a new thumb ailment dubbed corn on thumb caused by a type of cigar lighter. The article notes a bandaged thumb as a sign of this condition and mentions a few local property transfers in Lorain and Elyria as side details.
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San Francisco
cHev
Small Nations Face Crisis In Southeast Europe
The article reports a financial crisis spreading through southeastern European states led by Bulgaria. Indemnities from World War I burden Bulgaria's budget, causing bankruptcies and rising unemployment with over 19,000 unemployed in Sofia and similar totals in Varna and Plovdiv. Public protests urge relief and possible debt relief from Great Powers.
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Sofias
Balkans
Bulgaria
Budaec
Fmure
Sofia
Var- Na-And
Ploudig
Kettling Ira
Budapest Faces Police Over Chinese Population Surge
Budapest reports a sharp rise in Chinese residents with estimates reaching 20,000 citywide and more than 70,000 in the country. Investigations show many Chinese travelers staying in hotels, paying high train fares, and carrying Bolshevist literature in hidden compartments. Authorities note expulsions from several European nations and impending deportations to Bucharest Sofia and Constantinople.
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Budapest
Pyc
Mehe
Holy Country
England
France
Italy
Germany
Hungary
Bukharest
Sofia
Constantinople
Penfield Bride Melds William Myers In June Ceremony
Miss Beatrice Marion Chevalier became the bride of William Herbert Myers of Cleveland Heights in a June wedding at the home of Mrs. Charles Schulz. Rev. Vatsolo officiated at Berea. Mrs Schulz wore the long yellow dress. maid of honor was Huth Alexander of Bath, Ohio. Seventy guests attended. reception followed with pink roses and refreshments. The couple plans a wedding tour to Canada and now reside at Penfield Farm.
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Penfield
Charles Schule
Beatrice Marion
Chevalier
William Herbert
Myers
Clevahind Heights
Vatsolo
Mess Schulz
Schulz
Huth Alexander
Bath, O
Baldwin-Waallace College
Areb Dainty
Clarice Underhill
Celia
Daxne
Dorothy
Biggs
Gwendolyn J Kelter
Cason
Ann i Arbor, Mich
Jaynes
Osborne
Osborng
Saddlers
Misa
Bay i
Sand
Airsl Co
B. Kendell
John Durrer
Lakewood
Rod
Sheers
Smad
Wicks
Aire
Shuearer
Syphers
Cleve- Murphy
Ross Myen Myers
HL Ho-Perkins
oMr
Jobo’ Welsh
Kimber
Cleveland
Local Families Attend Various Social Visits and Reunions
A string of social visits and family reunions is reported with mentions of Wiles and son Fred of Ebri e visiting. Thelma Wheeler from Elyria. Ray Malham of Oberdor t. DeForest Randers and family. B. Behner of La Grange visiting daughter. Stanislawa and Fred Tran and Carrie with Mabelle Howard and sons. Basil and Kenneth Tran from Detroit. Carl Berry from Edwardsbury attended a Losgbe reunion. Carl Heitinger and daughter Ardel visited Afra J Wicks. Clarabelle Nairy from Porte visits her parents. Bert Behmer and family, Ellen Jakelaky and Anna called on Mrs Loie Wheeler.
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Ulbabant
Saas
Wiles Jand
Fred
Ebrie
Buriey -Wiek
Brrow- Seel oMre
Lacies
Foliot Thelma Wheeler
Elyria
Ray Malham
Obdertte
candMrey DeForest
Randers
Norman
Dusee
Clltford
Biome
Behner
la ‘Grange
AM Stanislawa
Fred" Tran
Carrie
Mabelle Howard
Land
Cranger Hall
Sszard v
Clifton Tran
Mistanskay Ind
Basil and
Kenneth Tran
Detroit
Mich
Carl Berry
Edwardsbury
Real estate transfers listed with names and lots
Transfers show Bengzillar Gibson to LG on lot 38 in Camden. Anna Smith to EH Goodredw on lot 256 in Lake View allotment Black River. William C El Weber to Frea Hopkins for parts of lots 196-209 in Josiah Harris Helt’s Amherst addition. Harry Thomas to Edward Smith on lot 23 in Roth Franks Allotment Lorain. Yoseph Nectar Joe Zofles Row matoralty lot 8 in Faltoff Division Lorain.
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Bengzillar
Gibson
Son
Camden
Anna Smith
EH Goodredw
Lake View
Black River
William C. el Weber
Frea Hopkins
Josiah “Harris Helt
Amherst
Harry Thomas
Edward
Smith
Roth-Frans Cis
Lorain
Yoseph
Nectar Joe Zofles
Matoralty
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G. B. Sis Union
Bernard Bhaw
Tell Orpens
Eae
Mae Murray
Mae Murrayy
Robert ZeLeonsrd
David Divante
Sederis Restaurant
The
Elyria Central Labor Union
Simeon Cornin
Stanislaw Noeley
Stang
Robert W. McWilliams
Carl DG. Neidhart
Eastern Heights Land Company
Subumann No. 7
B. Zigman
A.krugman
Charles C. Stonroe
Harriet
Monroa
Orginal
Shemela
Sederis
Jacob Laub
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