Jefferson school addition plan approved for 45000
Birria y Board of Education authorized advertising for a 45000 project to add six rooms east of the Jefferson building. Construction could start in May with occupancy aimed for September to support next term. plan envisions a fireproof two story wing connected to the existing school as part of a larger rebuilding program.
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Jefferson
Birriay Board of Education
Rmiz
Arente
Fferson
Beer Awa Br
Duthie
Foose
Eveland
Prent Jefferson
Allenstkait
Fear
ICH School to Compete in Music Contest
I March contest at Lake Erie High School League will feature two eight voice choruses from ICH High School. One chorus will sing Snaz w Hich and the other Bless the Lord, with judges scoring 25 for singing, 320 for interpretation, 23 for technique and 10 for appearance. Accompanists will be provided but no directors on stage. Separate concert in Shaw and Lorain-Lorain Heights triangle.
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Trioute
Ilyria
Lake Ime
Grim
Cahores
Ippon Vanol
Eine
Shaw
Laierood
Jadieh School
Pugue Lorain
Eveland Heights
Cleveland Heights
Rocky River
Lorain
Parade in Front of White House Broken Up
Washington March 6. An unemployment parade before the White House at noon ended in a free for all when two demonstrators were pulled from the fence by spectators. Police used tear gas bombs to end the melee. Some ring leaders were arrested. others dispersed.
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White House
Washington
Fox Wins Stockholder Support to Refinance Fox Empire
William Fox secured apparent majority stockholder backing to refinance the Fox film and Fox theatres corporation. The plan, backed by the film magnate, was adopted by an estimated twenty to one margin. The vote preserves Fox as head of the large amusement empire built from Nickelodeon operations.
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FOX
New York
William Fox
Nickelodeon
Fox Film and Fox Theatres Corporation
Bill proposes 25 percent veteran payments of adjusted certificates
Rep Cochran of Missouri introduced a bill to provide cash payments equal to 25 percent of the face value of World War II adjusted compensation certificates. The measure aims to aid unemployed veterans, though all certificate holders would be eligible for the payments.
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Washington
Rep
Cochran
Dem
New York Central Railroad Increases Capital Stock
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown approved a 200 million dollar increase in the New York Central Railroad Company capital stock in Columbus Ohio on March 6. The common stock was raised to 700 million six hundred dollars and the action yielded 22 thousand dollars in fees.
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Columbus
New York Central Railroad Company
Clarence J. Brown
Congressman Giynn Dies on Train in Washington
Rep. James P. Giynn of Connecticut died of heart disease on a Chesapeake and Ohio train returning from Huntington West Virginia. He had attended the funeral of Rep. James A. Hughes of West Virginia and was a member of the congressional committee assigned to attend that funeral.
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Washington
James P. Giynn
Chesapeake & Ohio
Huntington
W. Va
Giyun
James A. Hughes
Congressional Committee
Taft Takes Nourishment After Night at Home
Washington reports Taft spent a comfortable night and could take a little nourishment this morning. No change was noted in his condition.
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Taft
Washington
William Howard Taft
Foreman’s Club Meets Thursday at YMCA
The March meeting of the Etr ica Foreman’s Club will be held next Thursday evening at the Y M C A. W W O McClellan is club secretary. Findlay E Eastman will speak on Altures Afield. Entertainment includes Richard Gancock and Rennie Wurseill on vocal, piano and banjo. Picnic committee progress and plans for a community picnic next summer will be reported. Judge A R Webber granted a $50 judgment in favor of Jones Hovis against Max Peabodk after a jury was waived and case submitted.
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Foreman
Ym.c. A
W.O McClellan
Findlay E. Eastman
Richard Gancock
Rennie Wurseill
A. R. Webber Teday
Jones Hovis
Max Peabodk
Jairy
Lorain County Cattle Test Shows Tuberculosis Reactors
Dr. J W Reeder reports 370 reactors among 2 284 cattle in Lorain County, about 1 67 percent. 235 accredited herds remain. plan retest in three months to return to the accredited list. County funds of 9 000 allocated. past irregular cattle dealing led to investigations and removal of two veterinarians.
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J. W. Reeder
Reed
Lorain County
Cleveland
R. F
Cleveland Health Vina Telephone Conteation Toder
Jeveland Iil
Reeder
Wis
Neah
Dewhurst Farm Good Strike Spurs New Carlisle Vein Drill
Wiser Oil Company of Sistersville West Virginia drilled at the Dewhurst farm on Chestnut Ridge near East River road and struck two wells producing two million cubic feet daily. The find follows earlier successful drills along the Carlisle vein and is expected to trigger a new rush of rigs from Ridgeville to taps along the vein extending toward North Ridgeville field.
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Wiser Oil Company
Sisterville
W. Va
Carlisle Fields
Chestnut Ridge
Wiser
Diagonal Road
Clinton
Dewhurst Farm
East River Road
Carlisle
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Meeting Called to Start Plans for Boys Week
George Gould, chairman of the Rotary club work committee, announced a meeting of past observance groups to start plans for Boys Week. The 7:30 p.m. gathering at the YMCA will select group representatives to cooperate. Boys Week is planned for late April or early March.
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Elsha
George Gould
Bors
Mar
Man Injured as Glue Can Explodes at Hardware Store
DeForest Keller of 2635 Spruce Street suffered severe burns when a glue can exploded at Heldmeier Hardware Company on Broad Street. He was rushed to Ei Memorial hospital and is expected to be released tomorrow, hospital officials said.
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DeForest Keller
Spruce Street
Heldmeier Hardware Company
Broad Street
Ei Memorial Hospital
Herpi
Social Leaders Troubled by Liquor Drinking Trend
Washington reports social leaders urge quitting the liquor fad. Mrs Ruth G K Strawbridge Philadelphia society figure told the house committee. She cited a secret poll of matrons and officials showing 247 favor serving liquor at functions and 1 537 in favor of abolishing the custom.
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Washington
Ruth G. K. Strawbridge
Philadelpha Society
House Committee
Strawbridge
Ancien
Prohibition Benefits Farmers Voice From North Dakota
Rep Olger B Burt ness of Grand Fork North Dakota told the House judiciary committee that prohibition raised farm income and markets while cutting poverty and alcohol influence in the state over the past years He cited a wheat surplus and larger barley acreage as examples and presented a statement from leading farmers businessmen and professionals to back his claim.
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Washington
March
Olger B. Burtness
Grand Fork
North Dakota
House Judiciary Commiitee
Secont
Burness
Sears
Death summons Admiral Von Tirpitz dies near Berlin
Berlin March 6 Alfred Von Tirpitz former Lord High Admiral of the German fleet died at Chenhausen near Berlin at about 60 years old. He shaped German naval policy urging a vast undersea fleet and doubled fleet strength between 1901 and 1917. His alliance with the Kaiser aided his role in the prewar program and sea offensive planning. Fire destroys Fred Wishing Car na com pany plant in Marietta Oh. losses about 5399
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Berlin
Alfred von Tirpitz
Chenhausen
Tirpitz
Indictments swirl as Hidalgo sheriff faces civil rights charges
A federal grand jury in Houston indicts A. Wy. Baker, Hidalgo county sheriff, and seven others for conspiring to injure persons exercising civil rights over alleged Velasco voting irregularities. Dorothy Russell plans a legal challenge to a diplomat’s will while Rosamond Farrell, daughter of James Farrell, marries Richard Buck linking two steel fortunes in South Norwalk.
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A. WY. Baker
Hidalgo County
Texas
Houston
Velasco
Dorothy Russell
Lillian Russell
Alexander P. Moore
U.S
Spain
St.ill
Dorothy Benjamin Caruso
Fof
Rosamond Marie Farrell
James Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Richard J. Buck
South Norwalk
Conn
Hadley ex-Head of Yale Dies in Japan
Arthur T. Hadley former president emeritus of Yale University died in Kobe Japan from pneumonia after a world cruise. He retired in 1900s to pursue economics writing and lecturing. Yale Corp commended his long service and noted his broad knowledge.
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Hadley EX
Heau
Yale Uni
New Haven
Conn
Arthur T. “Ladies
Yale Univers
Japan
Nicholas Moseler
Hadler
Kobe
New York
Arthur Twining Uadler
Yale Criity
Board of Trustees
Yale Corp
Hadley
Fatal accident at Tube Mill in Lorats Ohio
Weikel, 34, of 636 E TM Street, was fatally injured at the Tube mills in Lorats when a turnover by an electric train pinned him. He died in St. Mary's Hospital a few hours later. Hips crushed and body bruised. Country Coroner Males E. Perry ruled the death accidental.
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Lorats
Demore Weikel
E ™ Street
Naoval
Werhal
Stah's Hospital
E. Perry
Fisterdict
Girl Fractures Arm at Play. Hospital Says Condition Improves
A girl sustained a fractured left arm while playing Wednesday afternoon at home on Lo Rain Counts Chidkens. She received treatment in the emergency room at Elsha Memorial Hospital. The Chronicle Telegram reports D. A. Baird, former county prosecutor, is very much improved at Cleveland Clinic Hospital with steady progress noted this afternoon.
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Herman
Chidkens
Elsha’ Memorial Hospital
Baird
Chronicle-Telegram
Cleveland Clinic
D. A. Baird
Flames Destroy Apartment Hotel in Boston Fire
A four alarm blaze at a five story apartment hotel in Boston killed three people and injured ten. A man and a woman perished on the top floor while a three year old child suffocated on the roof penthouse after removal. About 100 residents from 35 families were affected as flames swept the building and rescuers used aerial ladders and a short ladder to reach trapped occupants.
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Boston
Global anti unemployment protests drawn by police mobilization
Thousands of communists and jobless gathered in major cities in a historic mass demonstration against unemployment. Police worldwide sought to prevent bloodshed with heightened security in Berlin New York Chicago London Paris Vienna and other centers. In New York 25 000 police and fire personnel were on duty near Union Square and officers warned women and children to stay away.
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Berlin
Moabit
Fort Worth
New York City
Union Square
Police
Fire Department
Grover Whelan
Berliz
Sazog
Cvew
Pregsme
Reval
Vienza
Rest
Rome
Farm ads snapshot shows goods for sale and rent
Today’s ads list farms for rent and sale with gear like gas washers, wagons, harness, chickens, cattle, and household goods. It emphasizes affordable want ads to buy and sell farm essentials with strong results.
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Todar
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