CEGION POST MEETS TO OBLIGATE NEW MEMBERS
Elyria Post No 12 American Legion met last evening in club rooms. Sparo Valasis was obligated and thirteen applicants were read and accepted. A convention plan was adopted to include all local fraternal and civic groups. A North East District Conference gathering at Kent was announced with talks by Commander Herzog and National Commander John R McQuigg. Over twenty legionnaires plan to attend by auto Sunday morning. A Bunco party invitation from the Ladies Auxiliary was read. The Legion plans to celebrate its seventh birthday March 11 with a radio broadcast from Cincinnati. Membership contest with Lorain Post No 12 continues, with a prize by the 40 & S for top recruiter.
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Elyria Post No
Chillicothe
Columbus
The
Legion
Kent
Eddie” Hergtog
John R. McQuigg
Legion Club
Cenine
Anya Buddy
Ladias
Tthe
American Legion
Auyiliary
Mers
Cincinnati
Carl Wall
Lorain
Former Actress Elsie De Wolfe Marries Sir Charles Mendl
Paris report states Elsie De Wolfe, once a American actress and noted interior director, married Sir Charles Mendl of the British embassy in a quiet ceremony. Witnesses included Ambassador Herrick and Mrs. Vanderbilt for the bride and Lord Crewe and Sir Eric Phipps for the groom. The couple depart for Egypt and call the journey not a honeymoon.
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Paris
Elsie de Wolfe
Sir Charles Mendl
Herrick
W. K. Vanderbilt
Lord Crewe
Eric Phipps
Charles
Lady Mendel
Egypt
Mrs Tinney Granted Absolute Divorce on Broadway
New York March 10 Mrs Edna Tinney wife of actor Frank Tinney has been granted an absolute divorce. Tinney is acting on Broadway.
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New York
Edna Tinney
Frank Tinney
Tinney
Referendum Proposed to Gauge Prohibition Opinion
United States could express an opinion on the dry law through a referendum. Somers proposes sending ballots to congressmen to gauge district sentiment and decide on continuing prohibition. The measure would ask if the Volstead act should be amended to allow non intoxicating beverages with limited alcohol, with no consumption on purchase premises.
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United States
Somers
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
An old advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a pleasant tastier alternative to cod liver oil. It claims the product helps weak or overweight individuals gain strength and flesh by taking four tablets daily and promises money back if unsatisfied.
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W. Phillips
Bertillon Officer Clarke Suspended in Canton
Canton Ohio March 10 Captain Ben Clarke Bertillon officer and ally of Police Chief Lengel was suspended thirty days by Safety Director James A Rice on charges of insubordination and for disciplinary reasons. Clarke refused to surrender private investigator Fred Crankshaw who had been arrested without a warrant and resisted orders to release him, fueling Rice to act.
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Canton
Ben Clarke
Bertillon
S. A. Lengel
James A. Rice
Clarke
Fred Crankshaw
Rice
Crankshaw
Columbus Forvice
Tice
Martin
Carke
Eastman to hunt in African aldis
Rochester businessman George Eastman Kodak millionaire and philanthropist will sail from New York Saturday for a six month hunting expedition in Africa. He plans to film the journey and, at Nairobi, will meet explorers Carl and Alexa Stillman.
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Rochester
N. Y
George Eastman
Kodak
New York
Africa
Nairobi
British Africa
Ward Food Products case seeks perpetual decree on baking firms
Officials say the government will demand a decree to permanently enjoin the Ward Food Products Corporation and allied firms from controlling rival baking operations. The action aims to prevent a new combination in restraint of trade and to avert a monopoly in the wholesale baking business nationwide.
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Exen
Natonal Qood
Juste
Ward Food Products Corporation
United States
Prediction of Volpe murder solved in Canton Ohio case
Detective Charles Cavolo forecasts rapid progress in the Volpe murder case. He expects evidence presented to the prosecutor, a grand jury indictment, further questioning of Volpe relatives, and the Canton arrest of Ciravolo. He believes the crime arose from an interfamily feud and that the anonymous caller is not the perpetrator.
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Cleveland, O
Sam Volpe
Canton
Ohio
Charles Cavolo
Volpe
Braten
Cavalo Inddi
Edward C. Stanton
Ete Pape
Phillip Pimurio
Nunzia Ciravolo
Auy
Cavala
Polite
City weighs park bond plan and pool needs with auditor notes
City officials debated park improvements and a future bond plan as the state auditor outlined debt limits and the need for land along the river for park access. A plan to complete a swimming pool, extend parkland, and secure a western river entrance was discussed, with emphasis on owning riverfront acreage and a friendly funding path.
Public Schools to Close March 26 for Spring Break
Sept 2 report notes Many anticipating students and staff worry as Muston announces dates. Public schools will close Friday March 26 at 3 15 and reopen Monday April 8. Families plan trips, nine days of break with no schooling, costs listed.
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Muston
New Standards Expand School Clubs Beyond Grades
The society adopts four standards to foster scholarship service reading and character, with admission limited to top percentages. New clubs in public speaking and dramatics will broaden opportunities for students beyond old grade-based limits, under a faculty council including Barth Chamberlain Fox Kemble Lewis Linville Shively Todd and Wood. Six months is said to be the average life of a dollar bill.
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Miss Chamberlain
Miss Chamberlain, Mr. Fox
Mica Kemble
Miss Lewis
Linville
Mr. Shively
Miss Todd
Mr. Wood
Mines removal demanded at Tientsin port harbor
Envoys of foreign governments delivered a note to the Chinese government demanding the removal of mines from the harbor of Tienstin and an immediate halt to firing between the Taku fortress and attacking cruisers. The signers reserved the right to protect foreign shipping and their nationals if not complied with.
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Perlay
Tienstin
Taku
Richmond Named Exalted Ruler of Local Elks
Richmond W W B Richmond was elected Exalted Ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at a large meeting in Elks hall. Bert Daniels was elected Esteemed Leading Knight, Frank Ellenberger secretary, Charles Sotherdon treasurer,fest Whitney Trustee and Jake Shafer delegate to the grand lodge. A Lakewood delegation attended and were banquetted. 32 candidates were initiated by Elyria and Lakewood lodges with remarks by Frank Stetson. Music by the American Harmony Quartet. It was voted one of the lodge’s most enjoyable evenings. FAIR MANAGER CAN SPEND A MONEY COLUMBUS O With State Auditor approval Adelphe Copeland ordered state fair manager Lewis not to spend any more money on the 1926 state fair for the fiscal year ending June 30 next. Copeland declared all funds are spent.
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Park Commission
Caunut
Fie
Tlanes
Allorney
Frank Wilford
Wilford
Professor Hatton
Western Reserve University
United States
Europe
Fria
Enty
Noressa Ownia
Willard
Sheerty
Cascade Park
Enunen Wall
Ww. B. Richmond
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Elks Hall
Bert Daniels
Frank Ellenberger
Charles Sotherdon
Fest Whitney
Jake Shafer
Grand Lodge
Lakewood Lodge
Elyria
Frank Stetson
American Harmony Quartet
Cleveland
Columbus. O
Tracy
Adelphe Copeland
Lewis
Copeland
Markets Cleveland and Toledo Livestock Report Summary
Markets in Cleveland and Toledo report steady to higher conditions across cattle calves and hogs. Cleveland receipts total about 200 cattle and 200 calves with varied prices for steers cows and bulls. sheep and lambs up 60 to 75 cents. hogs up 25 to 35 cents. Toledo hogs receipts about 600 with higher market. cattle and calves steady. sheep and lambs strong.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Mar
Toledo
Red wood Medicine rep presents talk at W B A meeting
Myrtie Be Thomas, field representative for Redwood Medicine Company, spoke at the Woman's Benefit Association meeting last evening at Phillips Drug Store. Mrs Thomas spoke on the merits of Topee medicine during the program and entertainment.
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Myrtie BE. Thomas
Redwood Medicine Company
Phillips Drug Store
Woman's Benefit Association
L Thomas
Death notices and brief regional obituaries across towns
Deaths reported from St Petersburgh and Amherst Ohio areas include Kenneth M Whitehead dies after acute indigestion survived by wife and two sons formerly real estate and insurance. Dr W A Purcell dies suddenly at 67 in Amherst after one day illness, survived by wife and three children. Mrs Ambrose Wearseh dies at 25 in Avon leaving husband and two children. Wratten funeral planned at 226 Cornell Ave. Avon prison escape thwarted, three Cleveland inmates on bread and water diet. Liner America fire under control after spreading to three decks. multiple fire departments aided.
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Kenneth M. Whitehead
H. M. Redington
St. Petersburgh
Fla
Mr. Whitehead
W. A. Purcell
Amherst
Cleveland Avenue
Purcell
Amhers
Doylestown
Long Beach
Calif
Pauline
Painesville
Grace
William
Marie Franks
Dickson
Grett
Ambrose Wearschavon
Ambrose Wearseh
Louise C. Bletz
Avon
Jai
Columbus
Penitentiary
Cleveland
Thomas
George Mason
James Johnson
William Smith
Requisition for Lyons Brothers Return to Ohio
Governor Donahey asks Michigan to transferto Norwalk Ohio James D. and Leonard Lyon mothers, held in Alpena for murder of Deputy Sheriff Frank E. McGrath near Norwalk.
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Lyons Brothers
Columbus
Donahey
Michigan
Norwalk
Ohio
James D
Leonard Lyon
Alpena
Frank E. McGrath
Contract Let For Apartment House In Lorain
Lorain Quetloak Co awards a $240000 contract to build a fifty suite apartment on East Erie avenue. The project in Lorain, Ohio, is to be completed by September 1. William Dunbar of Cleveland secured the contract.
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Lorain
Lorain Quetloak Co
East Erie Avenue
William Dunbar
Cleveland
Multiple Jockey Club Meetings Reported Across Cities
Racing events spanJefferson Park New Orleans Miami Jockey Club in Miami West Coast Jockey Club in Tampa Ta Juana Jockey Club in Tia Juana Tavana American Jockey Club in Havana Cycling enters third day of six day race in New York Bowling American Bowling Congress tournament in Toledo Billiards Schaefer and Hagentacher vie for 18.2 balkline title in Philadelphia Cincinnati Kennel Club annual show Belair Florida Belleaire golf championship in Belleair Southern A A U championship in New Orleans Jock Malone faces Joe Noche in 10 rounds Oakland California.
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Jefferson Park
New Orleans
Miami Jockey Club
Miami
West Coast Jockey Club
Tampa
Ta Juana Jockey Club
Tia Juana
Tavana-American Jockey Club
Havana
New York
American Bowling Congress
Toledo
Jake Schaefer
Erich Hagentacher
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Kennel Club
Cincinnati
Belleair
Belleatre
Fla
Southern A. A. U
Jock Malone
Joe Noche
Oakland
Calif
Mothers Stop Worrying Right Away Salve Ad
An advertisement urges mothers to buy Inflammacine salve from C. W. Phillips' drug store to relieve coughing colds and sore throat in children. Claims rapid relief, expels choking matter, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Ends with price references of 260 or 60 cents.
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C. W. Phillips
Method of determining valuations explained
County auditor Monroe Welty described how a joint six teen committee fixed values for real estate assets subject to city taxation under a new appraisal. Each member assigned a value to the properties, with a combined total used to compute the preliminary valuation for the auditor’s records.
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Monroe Welty
Ile
Davis to seek Republican lieutenant governor nomination
Former State Senator Roland U. Davis of Hamilton filed with the Secretary of State his declaration as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor in Columbus Ohio.
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Davis
Columbus
Roland U. Davis
Hamilton
Brown
Briand's government teeters as France faces looming League crisis
France's Briand seeks a cautious middle course amid a rightward leaning cabinet. Edouard Herriot's radicals hold sway over the government's fate. Malvy Lamoureux and Perier draft financial plans to win budget passage while Briand tacks between factions and hopes to steer France out of a political jungle.
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Seattle
League of Nations
France
Briand
Edouard Herriot
Chamber
Raoul Perer
Louis Malvy
Interior
Lucien Lamoureux
Malvy
Finance Commission
Lamoureux
Correction of Misspelled Ad Words by Hy Grade Co
The Chronicle Telegram reports a correction after last nights issue misprinted two words in The Hy Grade Co advertisement. Readers faced difficulty finding the misspellings and calling to claim the free offer, prompting the reappearance of the advertisement with the intended spelling and extra precautions.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Hy-Grade Co
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