Lenin Beard Myth Debunked By Mortician Leader
Algerts Chicago reports Nicola Lenin’s body lies in Moscow as a public shrine with no growth after death. Harry G. Samson warns against myths of postmortem hair growth and recalls stories of preserved corpses as curiosities.
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Chicago
Nicola Lenin
Harry G. Samson
Pittsburgh
National Selected Morticians
Lenin
Samson
Cvbdal
Royal College of Surgeons
London
Judge Clevenger assigned in Murray County Legion funds case
In Logan on March 4 Judge Clevenger of Wilmington reviews a $23 000 balance in the Hocking County War Chest. The American Legion post at Murray County seeks the funds. Judge Clevenger previously ruled in an Athens County case awarding all funds to the American Legion.
Names Flow In Lorain County School Name Contest
More than 2000 names were submitted countywide for the official Lorain County school name contest. Only students from county rural and village schools participate as the head offices organize engravings for the annual book due May 1. Drunken Driver Fined Fred Catanzarit 30 Lorain convicted of driving while intoxicated after a February 22 crash on Lake Road fined 50 dollars and costs.
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Lorain County
Fred Catanzarit
Lorain
Lake Road
Justice & J
French schooner wrecked near Gijon crew saved
Paris reports a French schooner foundered on the reefs at Gijon but the crew were saved. Dispatches from across Europe note arrests in Barcelona, a decree dissolving a Turkish organization, and various international political moves.
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Paris
Gijon
Barcelona
Po- 2Up
Oscar Solis
Rome
Congress
London
Florence
Fiume
Belgrade
Morning Post
Baross
Slush
Billy Sunday Revival Spark in Portland Controversy
Billy Sunday the evangelist stirred thousands with his dramatic sermons and prompted a rift among Portland ministers. A proposed Fall revival faced opposition before the Portland Ministerial Association endorsed inviting him, after heated debate over the preacher’s dramatic style and potential crowd pull.
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James
Sheelly
Portland
Ore
Billy Sunday
Billy
Revival under Billy Sunday sparks city debate
Churches warned Sunday revivals would decimate offerings while Mayor Baker urged inviting Billy Sunday. Dr Clement C Clarke accused the Mayor of bad faith, saying the Executive could enforce laws if desired. Ministers led by Dr Villers argued personal evangelism is most effective.
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Baker
Ministerial Association
Billy Sunday
God
Clement C. Clarke
First Congregational Church
Villers
Billy Sunday Expected in Portland Amid Clergy Split
A Portland invitation to evangelist Billy Sunday faces divided clergy as most churches favor his visit. Sunday’s Memphis letter suggested Portland would offer him a wider hearing than any other evangelist, and organizers plan a large tabernacle if he accepts.
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Billy Sunday
Portland
Memphis
Tenn
Freeman's Journal absorbed by Irish Independent
The Freeman's Journal has been purchased by the Irish Independent. Its plant and premises will join the Independent, making revival unlikely for the Freeman.
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Ticsuln
Old Freeman’s Journal
Irish Independent
Freemans
Nto
Independent
Freeman
Nelsonville Tax Apportionment Battle Outcome
In a clash between the city council and the school board over tax apportionment, the school officials prevailed. The county ruled the schools were taking too much city revenue, while the board warned any loss of revenue could cost the schools $30,000 annually in state aid.
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Nelsonville
Board of Education
Councy
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Avon Lake Areas
A series of property transfers listed with buyers and sellers including Steve Koleno to Stefan Marusin for lot 21 in Williams and Woods ad to Lorain at 4000 dollars. Other transfers include W A Green to Paul Kroko w ich for lot 927 in Sheffield Land Co ad to Lorain at 825 dollars and J B Worcester to C E De Voe for lot 82 in Garden Acres Ely Tid at 600 dollars. Elizabeth Francis to Lulu O Hern for lot 35 Roth Francis ad to Lorain at 2700 dollars. The Van de Boe Hagar Co to Jessie Haas for jot 356 Vineyard Beach Avon Lake at 606 dollars and J W McManus to Theodore Walker for lot 1 Wallace ad to Lo Tain at 2900 dollars. Additional transfers include Lilian Krakow to Henry Kotz for pt of Lee 7 Avon Lake at 600 dollars and Percie G Hills to Charles Mar sac for lot 185 bik B Avon Lake at 500 dollars. Custer Snyder to Mike Dunny for Int 122 Streator ad to Lorain at 500 dollars. Bird Van Ausdale to John Van Ausdale for 42 acres Columbia at 3500 dollars.
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Steve Koleno
Stefan Marusin
Williams & Woods
Lorain
W. A Green
Paul Krokowich
Sheffield Land Co
J. B
Worcester
C. E. de- Voe
Garden Acres
Ely- Tid
Mae Nairy
George Page
Bennett & Kirk's
Well-ampion
Elizabeth Francis
Lulu O
Avon Lake
Percie G Hills
Charles Marsac
The
van de Boe-Hagar Co
Jessie Haas
Vineyard Beach
Guggenheim to Endow 3 Million for Advanced Study Abroad
Simon Guggenheim announces a preliminary gift of 3 million dollars to endow scholarships for advanced study abroad. He is part of a prominent family noted for wealth across seven brothers with their father Mayor Greg Renheim, who emigrated from Switzerland and built a smelting business that expanded into the largest dealer in embroideries and later controlled smelting across North America.
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Simon Guggenheim
United States
Colorado
America
Greg Renheim
Switzerland
Philadelphia
Belmont county farmers report 1924 income and returns
Belmont county farmers reported to E. J. Utg farm accounts specialist that the 1924 average income was 2205 dollars with 1645 dollars for labor. Returns averaged 1.25 dollars for each dollar invested. Figures come from farmers who began keeping accounts under Utz's direction using forms from Ohio State University.
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ST Clairsville
March
Belmont County
E. J. Utg
Utz
Ohio State University
Inaugural Side-Lights From Washington March Fourth
Washington reports describe the White House breakfast with the Coolidges and family guests including Col John C Coolidge and Mrs Almira Goodhue a notable gathering. Frank Stearns, credited with promoting Calvin Coolidge, appears amid praise for the president’s short inaugural address.
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Washington
White House
Frank Stearns
Calvin Coolidge
Stearns
Bostonian
Dog Saves Family as Brighton Home Burns Down
In Wellington, March 4, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jones and their four children escaped a blaze that consumed their ten room home around 2 A M. Their pet dog Clif, a shepherd, woke them with howls, guiding them from smoke and flames. The house belonged to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, with only partial insurance.
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Wellington
Carl Jones
Brighton
Clif
Mr. Jones
Charles Jones
Bertha Holiday Weds George Stoll Quietly at Home
Miss Bertha Holiday of Wellington and Mr. George Stoll of Cleveland married quietly at the Holiday home in Wellington on March 4 at 3 PM. Rev Kerr of the Methodist church officiated. After a honeymoon to New York Washington and Philadelphia the couple will reside in Wellington. Stoll is a Pennsylvania Railroad dispatcher.
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Wellington
Bertha Holday
George Stoll
Cleveland
Rev
Kerr
Methodist Church
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Stoll Will Make Their Home Here. Mr. Stoll
Pennsylvania
Mrs Stoll
Inaugurations and Presidents In History
The article recalls U S presidential inaugurations noting Monroe first open air ceremony and Fillmore lacking an inaugural address. Washington opened second term with a 134 word address. Garfield’s mother witnessed his oath and his first act was kissing her.
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James Monroe
Millard Fillmore
George Washington
United States
James A Garfield
James A. Garfield
United State
John Quincy Adams
William Heu
Garrison
Franklin Pierce
Grover Cleveland
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Marshall
van Buren
Tyler
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Scout pledges slow as campaign nears founding goal
Campaign to raise 1000 dollars for the Boy Scout movement in Elyria has about 300 dollars pledged so far, Dr. J. E. Betteridge reports. Applications for troops come from the American Legion First Congregational Church First E church and the A M E church with other locations under consideration.
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Boy Scout Movement
Elyria
J. E. Betteridge
American Legion
First Congregational Church
First ¥. E
Ww C T U Mothers Day Program Ends With Farewell
The Ww C T U held a Mothers Day meeting at Mrs H Hand Forrest S with devotionals led by Mrs D Wells and a program including readings by Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Homer Harris plus a talk by Mrs Powell and a solo by Miss Lillian Johnson. A guest Mrs Albert Chapman of Elyria attended and a farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Clarence Dirlam who will move to Cleveland about March 23.
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Wellington
Ww C
T. U
Clarence Dirlam
Cleveland
Dirlam
Clayton Shepherd
West Main St
Sam Hummel
New Jersey
Hummel
Local Social Notes and Damaged Water Works Dam
Dr and Mrs Hagerman hosted a chicken dinner for Mr Swick and Mr Baker on Wednesday noon. The high water reportedly damaged the water works dam and repairs may follow.
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Kipton
Cooner
Brownhelm
Nellie Spore
Oberlin
F. E. Weeks
Jesse Anderson
Camden
Kemp
Frank Fisher
Harding father of late President hears Coolidge speech on radio
Marion Ohio March 4 Dr George T Harding father of the late President Harding listened to President Coolidge's radio address from Hotel Harding where a specially constructed cut was erected for the reception.
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Marion
Ohio
George T. Harding
President Harding
Coolidge
Hotel Harding
Noted Sculptor Indicted Today in Georgia Case
Dekalb county grand jury indicted noted sculptor Gutzon Borglum on three counts charging malicious mischief and larceny from a house after destruction of working models for the Confederate Memorial at Stone Mountain near Decatur Georgia. Only the larceny from a house count is a felony under Georgia law.
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Decatur
Police Hunt Stolen Loot After Post Office Robbery
Lorain March 4 police search for loot taken in a post office robbery. Authorities believe robbers may have hidden stamps and bonds in Lorain. A search of a well known house east of Lorain is planned within a day.
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Lorain
Boing
Dawes Attacks Senate Rules in inaugural address
Vice President Charles G. Dawes denounces certain Senate rules as subversive of fundamental representative government in a blunt inaugural address delivered in Washington on March 4. He criticizes procedural norms he views as limiting accountability and democratic action.
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Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Harbor Expert to Speak Lorain
George F. Hardy secretary of the Toledo Port Commission and father of the Port and Harbor Commission enabling act will speak in Lorain Friday night at a joint Lorain Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Club meeting.
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Lorain
George F. Hardy
Toledo Port Commission
Port and Harbor Commission
First Signs of Spring Reported in Ottawa Area
Weather turns mild as wild geese pass north of Columbus Grove toward the lake. Robins flock lawns at Columbus Grove and farmers begin spring plowing. Forecasters say spring is just around the corner.
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Ottawa
Columbus Grove
Crestline Elder Falls, Fractures Two Ribs
Mrs Estelle Thompson, among Crestline's oldest residents, tripped over a coal bucket and fell injuring two ribs. She was reported in Crestline on March 4.
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Crestline
Estelle Thompson
Werthe Co Expands Second Floor TVS and Drapery
The C H Werthe Co undertakes extensive second floor improvements, enlarging the TVS and drapery department by removing partitions to unite two rooms. Proper lighting and wall tinting enhance appeal while the rear work area has been redesigned for convenience in this line of work.
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C. H. Werthe Co
C H Werthe Co
Cleveland Produce Market Prices
Market listings show prices for produce and dairy items. Butter at .47 to 1-2, cheese from New York state at 27 to 28, potatoes per sack around 1.65 to 1.90, tomatoes per basket about 4.75 to 5.00, apples per bushel 2.50 to 2.75, strawberries per quart 20 to 40 cents, cucumbers per basket about 1.00, and beans and onions with varying quotes.
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Ohio
York State
Stock Market Summary of Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Receipts: cattle 300 slow market with prices for choice fat steers 9 to 10 dollars, heifers 7 to 8.50, cows 5 to 6.50 and 4 to 5.50 for lower grades. Calves 300 steady with good to choice around 315 to 316. Sheep and lambs 1000 steady with lambs 17.50 to 18.25, wethers 10 to 11, ewes 8 to 9, culls 4. Hogs 2500 up about 0.50 with workers 13.50, mediums 13.75 to 13.75, pigs 12 to 12.50, roughs 10.50, stags 7.25.
March events calendar at Oberlin College and Wis
Oberlin College listings show debates basketball and recitals across venues like Finney Chapel Warner Hall and Warner gym. Highlights include March 7 Michigan Aggies at Oberlin basketball 7:30 p m and March 10 artist recital, March 12 Wooster vs Oberlin debate, and March 21 Women s Glee Club home concert with multiple additional recitals and departmental performances.
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Western Reserves
Oberlin
Cleveland
Michigan Aggies
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Wooster
Finney Chapel
Landoska
Constantine
Warner Gym
Ohio Wesleyan
Dramatic Association
Oberlin Briefs Centered on Farewell, Opera Preview
Oberlin notes list attendees at a farewell for Frank Reanbreau former head of the state Deases unit, with trips by Dr. McIntosh to Lima and Columbus for the event. An Verdi Falstaff illustration lecture by Harrar Hubbard and Edward Hart precedes the Met Opera visit to Cleveland. Edward A Ross discusses Indian self rule in a March chapel lecture.
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the Park Hotel
W. H Longworth
Canton
L E Smart
Columbu
Clyde L. Khor
Rodnor
Ohio
J. E. Mason
Medina
C. A. Keller
Ashtabula
J. H Rukin
Conneaute
Jefferson
Henry W. Hunt
Edinburg
S. B. Nicholson
Cleveland
McIntosh
Lima
Columbus
Fallstaff
Verdi
Harrah Hubbard
Edward Hart
Warner Concert Hall
Metropolitan Opera Company
India
Sant Edward A Ross
Life Sketch of Geo Rich
Funeral services were held for George W Rich who died of heart disease. He lived on the family farm in Carlisle Township for over six decades and attended Elyria public schools. Survived by widow Mary Prime and daughter Elizabeth M Rich. son Frank Wilder predeceased him. Relatives attended from Cleveland Oberlin Wakeman Lakewood and Madison.
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Las Paste
Rey Wlm Auld
A 4S Root
Cleveland
Oberlin
Wakeman
Lakewood
Milo
Piscataquis County
Maine
Carlisle Township
16Th Street
Elyria Union
George Rich
Elyria
Mary Prime
Lockport
New York
Frank Wilder
Elizabeth M. Rich
First Congregational Church
Rich
Life of Charles Rich chronicled in family history and death
The narrative recalls Charles Rich a loyal citizen and businessman of high integrity who supported his family from boyhood in Warwick and Milo to Elyria. It traces his lengthy service to The First Congregational Church where he was a deacon and choir member and credits him with caring for his parents alongside his wife.
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Charles Wilder Rich
Warwick
Massachusetts
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Franklin County
New Hampshire
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Isaac Metcalf
Royalston
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Boston
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New England
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Albina Kittredge
Dover
Fronsier
Isaac S. Metcalf
Bowdon College
Brunswick
Ehab W. Metcalf
Bancr
Slaine
Elvira
Anna Elizabeth Rich
Elijah Dewitt
First Presbyterian Church
Elyria
Isaac S Metcalf
Sixteenth Street
Eliabh W Metcalf
Bangor
Patterson Rites Set After Body Arrives
The body of Robert Patterson arrived today and was taken to Sudro Funeral Home for services tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 conducted by Rev. G A Brown. The Moose will conduct the service at the grave, with a large turnout expected.
Senator Marconi joins Fascisti group in Milan
Senator Marconi, famed inventor, has become a member of the Fascisti organization in Milan, according to local reports. The announcement cites his entry into the political club amid growing fascist activity in northern Italy.
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Marconi
Fascisti Organization
Milan
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