Rotary International History Across Continents
The text recounts the spread of Rotary clubs from Seattle 1919 to Manila and Asia, noting founding figures and expansions in Australia New Zealand Europe Africa and the Pacific. It mentions Melbourne April 1921 and Jolanne Transvaal Africa as early centers, with 259 European clubs cited and calls for unity in Rotary principles.
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North Americem
Chicago
Pease
United
Thomas
Rotarian
Ity
Manila
Phill Pha
Indixz
China
Japan
Rotary
Asia
Australia
Land
Rotaem
Arthur Gil Afrey
Widey
New
Giles
Melbourne
Wia
Adt
New Zealand
New Zeala Aid
Wiria
Don Baird
Africa
Sain
Jolanne
Transvaal
Tary
Europe
Moblin
H. Squire
Sun's Child Theory Claims Earth Formed From Solar Substance
Professor Chamberlain of the University of Chicago presents a 22 year study proposing that the earth grew from solar material ejected by the sun. He argues matter moved through space creating a solid earth rather than a molten globe, preventing asymmetrical features. He notes minimal advertising for mint housing.
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Cago
Margis
Thoma der Chamberlain
Itus
University of Chi
Rofeasor Chamberlain
Profes- Chamberlain Hirs
Chamberlain
Overloaded Truck Driver Fined in Cleveland
Paul Stejker of Cleveland was arrested for driving an overloaded truck. He pleaded guilty before Justice George and was fined 25 dollars plus costs, which he paid. The Amherst court appeal involved Amos Beetler and Sars Shattuck of Brownhelm township over a labor claim of 62.50 dollars. Lee Minkler was sworn in as deputy sheriff to oversee dog control for Sheriff HE Mathews. Elyria police were asked to find Mr. Guyott of Cleveland, a life insurance collector who vanished after arriving Friday. he is about 5'10", 150 pounds with a ruddy complexion. An accident on East Broad Street damaged a machine driven by Igard Bonghina after a collision with a salesman from a local auto sales company.
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Paul Stejker
Cleveland
Shorhf
Justice George
Amherse
Amos Beetler
Sars Shattuck
Brownhelm Township
Eb, Foster
Amherst
Court of Common Pleas
Minkler
Lee Minkler
Harvard Street
Mabel Marsh
Minkter
HE. C. Mathew
Elyria
Guyott
Lfe
Guyotg
Igard Bonghina
Hast Avenue
Thast Broad Street
Doughton
Parking Violators List Grows With 90 Names
Wetaly police headquarters expected a rise in citations as ten new names joined the parking violators list this morning. The new names include Moore, Hossin, Dr. Taster, W. H. Dorseh, BOM. West, Hal Trindle, Carl Wewhurst, Orville Ashton, Frank Rudelph, and Russell Davis. Professor R A Burlington of Oberlin College will address a joint Hi Y meeting at the Y. M. C. A. at 62.50 this evening on Science and Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetaly
Moore
Hossin
Dr. Taster
W. HW. Dorseh
Bom. West
Hal Trindle
Carl Wewhurst
Orville Ashton
Frank Rudelph
Russell Davis
R.A. Burlington
Oberlin College
Y. MG. A
Buringtons
Eleven New Members Joined Elyria Board of Trade
The membership committee reports eleven new memberships since Monday. The board aims to include all lines of business in the city, spanning professional, industrial, and commercial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trade
Elyria Board of Trade
Voar of Trade
February fines and costs reported by county clerk
Fines and costs collected in February totaled $119 36 for eluant violations and $128 for table violations. Grant Sehrock, the county clerk, noted combined Pharland charges and building penalties. Overall February fines and costs reached $1 for the month, with a total sum of $2 sthasga reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paleo Reurt
Qnnsor
Grant Sehrock
Rstal
Oatie
Committee Meetings Planned By Board Of Trade
Three committee meetings are listed in the Board of Trade program for the next few days. The executive committee of the credit bureau will meet tomorrow morning at Pad, the water committee meets tomorrow afternoon at two oclock, and the mercantile grades meet Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trade
Credit Bureau
Mercantile Gradrs
Mail Carrier Injured After Bicycle Collision
John Robinson, a mail carrier, was struck by an automobile while delivering mail on Clark Street near Ridseville. He was taken to Birria Memorial Hospital with minor bruises and received treatment.
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John Robinson
Clark Street
Cleselim Reat
Ridseville
Yanante
Birria Memorial Hospital
Portrait of Josephine by Baron Gros joins museum
The Museum of Nice adds a 1908 portrait of Josephine by Baron Gros. The painting shows the wife of Napoleon standing in a pale dress with a purple scarf beside a bust of Prince Eugene. Connoisseurs call it an excellent, beautiful imperial souvenir deserving Louvre placement.
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Museum of Nice
Josephine Pamis
Empresas
Josephine
Baron Gros
Napoleon
Prince Eugene
Empire
Louvre
Fire destroys YMCA branch and two stores in Cleveland
An oil warmer explosion in Cleveland destroyed a branch of the YMCA and two nearby stores today. The flood of flames caused estimated losses of about 25,000 dollars and left the buildings a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIRU
Cleveland
Lees
iORDERS ARREST OF PUBLISHER ON BENCH WARRANT
George B. Dale editor and publisher of the Munefe Indiana Just Democrat was ordered arrested on a bench warrant. Sheriff dispatched a deputy to Fort Recovery Mercer county where Dale has been since last week following a warrant and a letter from the Muncie county sheriff requesting his arrest.
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Celina, O
George BR. Dale
Munefe
Ind
Just
Democrat
Dale
Hind
Clarence W. Dearth
Circuit Court of Indiana
George Getz
Fort Recovery
Mercer County
Muncie
Man Charged With Murder Of Stepfather In Mt Sterling
Melvin Turner, 49, Mt Sterling, today faced a first degree murder charge in the death of his stepfather Henry Beathard, 66, found fatally injured in his home on Feb 9. Beathard died Feb 12 after a skull fracture from an attack. Turner was arrested after $250 hidden beneath the floor was found. Prosecutor Deane M. Trellmondt said a special grand jury will consider the case next.
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London
Melvin ‘Turner
Mt. Sterling
Henry Besthard
Deane M. Trelmondt
Madison County
Turner
BH. Hughes
Beathard
Consabla
Richmond
Death notices from local area including Rennes Headline Knowles
Death records report Mra Mary Chamberlain Rennes dies after complications from an operation at Cleveland hospital. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM at Gratton Church. Ida B Headline, 62, dies at home in Cleveland area. obituary notes former Oberlin resident with services in Oberlin. Burial at Murray Ridge Cemetery. William T Knowles funeral at LaGrange Methodist Church Wednesday with Rev B Ryan officiating.
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Chamberlain Rennes
Mary Ghamberlain Rennes
Wesley Genner
Cleveland Hospital
W.P. Chamberlain
Trafton
Georse
Ida B
Herbert A
Eugene
Cleys- Iamd
Headling
Clt
Oberlin
East College Street
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberiin
John F. Berry
Cheveland
Offerating
Murray Ridge Cemetery
Lenten Period Begins Wednesday Across City Churches
Lent begins Wednesday with parish activities and services across Episcopal Catholic and Lutheran churches. Bishop Schramm's pastoral letter will be read in all diocesan churches. Pilgrim Community Church will feature sermons for each Sunday of Lent and special services are planned at St. John’s Lutheran and Grace Lutheran.
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Schreamhs
Tre
St. John's Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
Condemned Man Sentenced to Electric Chair
Scott Workman, convicted of murdering his wife in New Richmond, is en route to the penitentiary to serve his sentence in the electric chair.
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Batavia
Scott Workman
New Richmond
Onin
International tensions rise as Shanghai crumbles under foreign influence
The article reports Japan’s cautious stance amid factional fighting in China while Britain shifts strategy with conservatives. The United States warns Chinese leaders to honor Shanghai’s neutrality as foreign troops patrol the settlement. More than 2500 US Marines and 24 warships are near Shanghai with about 506,000 Americans in the city and investments near 150 million dollars across religious, philanthropic, and commercial ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Shanghai International Settlement
Shanghai
Cina
Telegram to U S Attorney Refused for Vituperative Epithets
Senator Guy V. Goff of West Virginia sent a telegram to Emory R. Buckner the U S Attorney in New York. The Postal Telegraph Co refused delivery citing vituperative epithets unfit for a common carrier. General counsel William C Fitts stated the message contained words not permissible to deliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Postal Telegraph Company Today
Guy V. Goff
West Virginia
Emory R. Buckner
U. S
Portal Company
Washington
Buckner
William C. Fitts
Postal Telegraph Company
Sonstor Golf
Ohio House caucus faces tax bills amid friction
Columbus March 1 Republican house members prepare a caucus to settle disputes over the penny gas tax mortgage recording tax and several other measures. The session includes debates on a $16 783 state board of examiners appropriation and a $4 200 000 supplemental bill with real estate board provisions and an emergency penitentiary fund.
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Columbus
House
Aenat
Wilmington College
Real Estate Board
Senate
Algo
Ohio State Penitentiary
State Board of Real Excuse Examiners
Dodd
Hoase
Quenan
Gilbert Morgan
Cleveland
Wis
Ohio
Ives Receives Italian Government Citation for War Service
Charles Trex Ives private first class of Company Fi 92nd Infantry received a citation from the Italian government signed by Benito Mussolini for his wartime services. Ives saw action in France and Italy including the Playa sector and actions that helped force German Austrian capitulation. He has earned many citations but this is his first individual award. He is active in the American Legion and the 40 and society with a reunion planned in Rome during the Paris meeting.
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Charles Trex
Hell
Sherif
Sumner Street
Benito Mussolini
Company Fi
92Nd Infantry
Italy
Ives
France
Playa
Tord Carvan
Army of Occupation
362Nd
Tves
American Legion
Rome
Paris
Collector kidnapped and robbed in Hamilton
Cincinnati chain grocery company collector Thompson, known as Cy, was allegedly kidnapped by four men on the Dixie highway near Hamilton. He reported to the Cincinnati office that his collections were taken and he was forced from a vehicle, with details yet to be confirmed by police.
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Hamilton
Mllison Thompson
Cincinnati
Itident
Dixie Highway
Thompson
Cycinnati
Mystery Husband Identified in New Orleans Vault Case
Chicago reports the disappearance of Edward Burke Scott was resolved when Kate Condon Scott proved her marriage to him. Scott, alias Wim. BR. Victor, died by suicide in New Orleans last September, leaving a $185000 estate to five real estate associates. Mrs Scott seeks her widow’s share under Louisiana law.
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Chicago
Edward Burke Scott
Kate Condon Scott
New Orleans
Scott
Wim. BR. Victor
Louisiana
Castle Square Opera Company
St. Louis
New Haven
Conn
Wildlie West
Victor
Scotts
Man admits attempt to bite wife during quarrel
John Tran of Columbia Heights claimed he tried to bite off the end of his wife's nose in an effort to digfirure his wife. Police arrested him and fined him for assault during the incident in Massillon.
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Massillon
John Tran
Columbia Heights
Ople del Gatltiy
Vacuum clean mules and smart fire alarms in funny era notes
The Field Artillery Journal reports mules in the army will receive morning vacuuming instead of curry combs. An iron filing injury after a drill caused pain. Dr. Garrell Francis of Johns Hopkins guided an electric magnet to ease it. In Montreal an inventor proposes alarms to identify prank callers at outdoor events.
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Field Artillery Journal
Garrell Francis
Johns Hopkins
Radio Saves Eyesight on Transatlantic Voyage
Radio aids Peter Krvis and two Dutch sailors aboard the freighter To malva, rescuing eyesight and keeping them alert hundreds of miles offshore amid a long transatlantic passage.
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New York
Peter Krvis
Dayton Fireman Killed in Line of Duty at Hotel Fire
Fire department and emergency crews responded to a Becker Hotel blaze in Dayton. District fire chief Edward J. Madison died from injuries after a Dayton Power and Light emergency truck struck him. Coroner ruled death in the line of duty. An eyewitness reported a guest tossed a burning shirt from the hotel window.
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Dayton
Marth
Becker
Edward J. Madigan
Dayton Power & Light Company
Madison
Lorain Postmaster Approved for Refund of Stolen Funds
The senate orders a $1,000 refund to Postmaster Joe Jamison of Lorain Ohio, money previously taken from the Lorain post office about four years ago for which Jamison was held accountable. The refund measure mirrors a Senate action and awaits House consideration.
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Lorain
Washington
Senate
Joe Jamison
Jamison
Wills’ di
Shrvey
House of Representatives
Judge Wright Dies in Court in Youngstown
Judge William T. Wright of Lebannon collapsed in the Youngstown pleas court while chatting with friends and died of a heart attack. He was a visiting judge assigned by Chief Justice Marshall and had just entered the courtroom before the fatal event.
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Youngstown
William T. Wright
Lebanon
Judge Wright
Marshall
Senate Labor Committee Backs Two Ohio Bills
In Columbus on March 1 the Senate Labor Committee approved two labor bills. One bans employers from requiring workers to disavow union membership. The other adds two occupational diseases to Ohio workers compensation. Also noted were acts signed by Governor Alt Doyle and measures expanding mortgage laws and probate duties, plus Creighton-Anderson traffic penalties and a proposed increase in driver license fees to fund a highway police force.
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O. K
Senate Labor Committee
Columbus
Senate
Organized Labor
Bernard Rebman, Jr
Cincinnati
17Th
General Assembly
Dolahey
Brown
E. He Johnson
Lake County
L. J. Abele
Cleveland
Common’ Pleas
Creighton-Anderson
House
Weuter Vehicle Committee
Wisconsin lawmaker aide began as bookkeeper in 1881
Oliver G. Munson of Viroqua started as a bookkeeper to the Wisconsin state senate in 1881 during James Garfield's presidency and Governor William Smith. He advanced through the ranks and was elected senator in 1898, serving until 1908 when he returned to clerical duties in Madison.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Oliver G. Munson
James Garfield
William Smith
Munson
State Senate
Hungarian Revenues Rise After Tax Reductions
Budapest reports a steady revenue increase as tax cuts take effect after relinquishing central control by the League of Nations. December 1928 figures show a collection of 5,700,000 pengo about 13.16 million dollars, higher by around 1.0 million from the previous December.
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Audapest
League of Nations
Oberlin Justice Pins Truck Driver for Overload
Isaac Fultz, driver for an Akron company, arrested on state Route 2 for an overloaded truck. Arraigned before Justice Smiley of Oberlin, fined 25 dollars costs. Columbus March 1. Fort minutes after entering the county jail he was to be tried for highway robbery. Moses Branch, a Negro, was on his way to the Ohio penitentiary for three to fifteen years for robbing John Henson at Portsmouth November 16.
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Oberlin
Justice Pines
Issac Fultz
Akron
Justice Smiley
Columbis
Moses Branch
Regro
Ohio Penitentiary
John Henson
Portsmouth
Boy Accidentally Killed by Rifle in Franklin
Cecil Calahan ten year old son of Frank Calahan of Franklin was accidentally killed when a rifle David Hilard nineteen was cleaning discharged a fatal bullet. The incident occurred in Middletown on March 1. The sea distance note appears as a stray clause about Cuba.
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Middletown
Cecil Calahan
Frank Cale
Franklin
David Hillard
Kerensky to Lecture in United States on Visit
Alexander Kerensky head of the moderate Russian socialist government arrives in the United States aboard the Olympic to lecture and visit relatives. He fled Russia after the Bolshevik revolution and has been in exile in London Paris and Switzerland. The U S consulate granted him a temporary visa with state department consent.
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New York
Alexander F. Kerensky
United Star
Olympic
Marshall
Kerensky
State Department
Kerenski
Livestock and grain market reports across cities
Hogs receipts in Toledo marked steady with varied loads 11.50 to 12.50. Cleveland and East Buffalo list hogs 11.65 to 12.85 and cattle and sheep readings with steady to higher trends. Chicago futures show butter eggs and wheat moves with assorted prices across dairy and grain commodities.
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Toledo
Mareh
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Chicago
United States
Suncas
Wisconsin
Washington
Tao
Timothy
Beulies
East Buffalo
Fresh Maple Syrup First of the Season
Advertises maple syrup per gallon at 2.50 dollars from W. W. Rockwood of LaGrange R F D No 1.
Amherst High to Represent in Oratory Contest
Amherst High School formal acceptance has been sent to the Phi Kappa Psi Literary Society of Oberlin College for a candidate to enter the High School Public Speaking contest in Oberlin on March 14. Open to every male student. principals likely to handle selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Kappa Whi Literary Society
Oberlin College
Amherst High School
Oberlin
Amherst Social News Briefs From March Events
Amherst scene reports a March dinner at East Main Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weston with guests from Oberlin and Elyria. A Forester Hall dance drew many locals and visitors, plus a Scotch quadrille. A Lord's Day Alliance secretary spoke at the Method Church with a duet by John Wagner and Robert Allepp. A masquerade dance featured prizes. Numerous personals note visits, weddings, and attends in Oberlin, Elyria, Lorain, Cleveland, and Columbus. A counterfeiting chase in Cincinnati ends with two captured conspirators and five dollars in counterfeit money recovered.
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South Amherst
Thomas Weston
East Main Street
Ann Selle
Mes. W. Duhuson
IT. Stater
Sors
Tarlup
Ronald
Richard
Oberlin
Niles Spears
Niles of Columbus
Lord’s Day Aliance
John Wagner
Robert Allepp
Elia Ganman
Lsria
George Ott
Hsther
Charles _Nichel
Elyria
William Oltuian
Gleveland
Pirs. F. Clarke
George Houssner
Alvons
Alvons Ve Erie, Pa. Miss Eva Furlong
Eni Baldry
Cleveland
George Stephopenon
Peart Flarper
North Canton
Werne Kolb
Mildred Prince
Birminghem
Ford Tensor
George Gory
Lorain
G. Gorr
Thomas Cowen
Eleria
Charles Bryan
A. Watcner
Theresa Date
James Nicol
George Hellingsworth
Pittsfield
Arthur Ruth
Child
GB. Drumm
Columbus
Elmer Ryan
Eisria
Kg. G7
Ruth
Fred Fabrney
Charles Barnhart
Howard
Mra
Ford
Blanche Auto Devices Co Ad Claims Huge Gas Savings
Advertisement touts 68 miles per gallon and miraculous mileage claims for Blanche Auto Devices. Promises easy installation in two minutes and 50 percent cut in repair costs. Seeks agents earning up to 3000 monthly with a central free sample offer in Chicago.
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Lori Csiane
Fortars
Ford
Miles
Blanche
Gatanteod
Blanche Auto Devices Co
New
Evie St
Chicago
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Cuba
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