Health clinic to be established at Elyria Memorial Hospital
At a Board of Trustees meeting the Elyria Memorial hospital announced plans to create a Health Clinic. The initiative aims to provide annual health examinations, including eye ear nose and throat and dental work, with special labs and X rays as needed. Clinics will run Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9 30 to 11 00 starting mid April, using a hospital wing.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cory of Elytra
V.ctory
Loram Countyental Society
Amercan Cathere
Suree American Medical Assorrtion
American Public tHeatric Association
Sam
HK Nannir
Lishi
Elyta Memorial Hospital
Thas
Mannoix
Borvet
Cope
Senacer
New York
Charles Mayo
Mato Bros. Institute
Rochester
Minn
American Girl Becomes Hindu Princess in Indian Royal Ceremony
Miss Miller of Seattle ages 25 is adopted into the Holkar family near Bombay as Maravia Princess after a lavish Hindu wedding rite. She wears a magenta sari and is blessed by priests in the Dhangar castle with her future husband, the Indian Prince, presiding.
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Bombay
Maren
Devi Sharma
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Wash
Fatire
Dhangar Castle
Tunaji Reo Holkar
Majah
Indore
Miss Miller
Dhanger Castle
Gunati
St Patrick's Day Observed Worldwide In The Green
The world marks St Patrick's Day with wearin the green as songs echo the feast of St Patrick apostle of Ireland. The Catholic Church notes the day as a feast while most celebrate it as St Patrick's Day.
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Old
Ireland
Erin
Patrick
Congressional probe recalls 1921 24 Republican funds
A Chicago hearing into 1921 24 campaign finance shows Republican contributions from Philip Armour and F Radson White and a linked web of securities transfers. Testimony recounts securities moving among Sinclair Hayes Comners and others amid claims of money tied to party gains and patronage.
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Chicago
Philip Armour San Fie
Radson White
Romianhy
Polmlati
Harris
Wal Hass
Upyan
Tne
Noe
North Dakota
Pated Espealthy
Sinclair
Hayes
Conners
Hoover Ohio campaign to begin in Columbus
Definite announcement of the formal opening of Herbert Hoover's presidential campaign was issued from Hoover headquarters in Columbus. Congressman Theodore F. Buron will outline campaign issues in Cleveland on March 22, with Mrs. Hugh Clark of Steubenville also speaking and other speakers to be announced.
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Columbus
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoovver
Hoover
Toda
Theodore Tf. Burton
Cleveland
Hugh Clark
Steubenville
Calamity Strikes Valley as Rebuilding Efforts Start
Incalif Los Angeles region sees renewed rebuilding after a disaster. Farmers return to properties as water and landslides recede. Officials report a rising death toll with about 209 identified bodies and many uniden tified remains. Weather and rescue crews continue work in Santa Clara and Ventura valleys.
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Los Angel Cah
Denis
Santa Clara Roiar
St. Wie
Flogy Callon
G. Ware
Trio Fined After Worldly Parking Incident Near Amherst
Patrick dat, John Athell, Gip Counter, and Alpert Tauphe were found in a car near Amherst. Justice George fined each five with costs for intoxication as onlookers weighed the odd scene and the trio expressed regret.
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Patrick
John Athell
Gip
Counter
Alpert Tauphe
Isle
Wainarra
Albert
Coupke
de Puues
Harvey Creberr
Auto dealer Hoffman killed in Columbus crash
William F. Hoffman Jr., 42, a Columbus auto dealer, was killed when his car collided with a truck near Columbus. His four year old son was seriously injured in the crash that occurred last night.
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Alto
Columbus
William F. Hoffman, Jr
William
Hoffman
Here
Moore heirs sue to divide Avon Lake estate
Connie and Henry W. Moore children of the late Asa and Mary Moore sue in common pleas court against other heirs of the deceased to have the estate equitably divided or to compel a sale of the property and division of proceeds.
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ASK
Connie
Henry W. Moore
Asa
Mary Moore
Avon Lake
Common Pleas Court
Detroit Saloon Operator Held for Ransom
James E. Hall, operator of a downtown saloon in Detroit, was abducted by two men posing as police yesterday. They demanded 10,000 dollars for his release and took him toward a police station to identify others. Mrs. Hall received the ransom call as police in Grosse Pointe checked leads. friends pressed for a 32,500 ransom.
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Detroit
James E. Hall
Hall
Ther
Chent
Ourmars
Bessie Hall
Dero
Halls
Grosse F Pointe
Grosse Porois
Man charged in Columbus shooting case during party incident
Elmer E B Jenkins, Columbus treasurer, confessed to shooting Clement W Walter Sr after a drunken party in the city office. Walter, son of the building inspector, died from a gunfire exchange. Jenkins faces manslaughter charges after recounting the events to detective Harry Carson before collapsing.
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Columbus
Mits
Elmer EB
Clement W. Walter
Enter
Walter
Jenkins
Ats
Erry
Harry Carson
Broad Street Garage Project Advances Near Market House
Construction has begun on a large public garage on West Broad Street just west of the Market House, by Heman Bros Realty Co. The one story Indiana limestone fronted structure will use steel brick and concrete, feature two display rooms, a 36 by 90 foot interior, and storage for at least fifty cars, with plans approved by the state department of public buildings. Completion is expected within 180 days.
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West Broad Street
Weee Market House
Heman Bros Realtr Co
Fort Wase
State Department of Public Buildings
Irish Leaders Send Their Greetings to America
A message from Eamon de Valera and Irish leaders in Dublin praises Irish Americans for their contributions to the United States and calls for Ireland to build its own industries and reduce emigration. They argue for self sufficiency in food, clothing, and housing while urging unity and perseverance among the Irish diaspora.
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America
Wiletane T. Cosgrayve
Blen
Marc Li
United States
Canada
Vividis
Lreland
North America
Bearn
Ireland
Irish Free State
Amon DE Valera
Dublin
Laited Press
Political battle in Dribe district stirs New York campaign
Dudter Feld Malone, New York lawyer, reports weeks of conflict as Miami Beard Florida hosts a scene where Governor Alfred E. Smith seems to be the presidential nominee. Ohio Senator Willis speaks, while New York Republicans favor Herbert Hoover for the national ticket. The New York Democratic committee says Smith is the party’s nominee.
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Tar
Dudter Feld Malone
New York
Miami Beard
Fla
Codd Se
Tlfred E Smith
Smith
Rural Events March 19 21 22 Meetings Listed
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association will meet March 19 at 7 50 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs George E Yost in Elria. A Farm Bureau meeting at Huntington town hall is set for March 21 at 8 PM with E Rowland speaking. Another Farm Bureau meeting at Penfield centralized school on March 22 at 8 PM is a reorganization session.
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Lorain County Beekeepers’ Association
George E. Yost
Elrria
Farm Bureau
Huntington Town Hall
E. Rowland
County Farm Extension
Penfield
Huntington
Triplets Reach Twenty First Birthday at Lesnick Home
The 21st birthday celebration for three Lesnick children is noted at 310 Furnace Street. Two girls and a boy were born on St Patrick’s Day and receive greetings as one daughter, now Mrs Barman, lives in Cleveland with a year old grandson. Clara Lestick works in a local mercantile and Carl assists his father in business.
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Harry Lesnick
Furnace Street
Gladden
Lesnick
St. Patrick’s Day
Barman
Cleveland
Moss Clara Lestick
Liocal
Carl
Emergency board to vote pay raise for penitentiary guards
State Emergency board to consider an emergency appropriation for higher pay and new hires at the state penitentiary. At least fifteen additional guards are planned with salaries rising from 109 to 120 dollars monthly over three years. Warden P E Thomas says this will yield an adequate force.
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Columbus
State Emergency Board
State Penitentiary
J. A. Meckstroth
Vic Donaher
P. E Thomas
Morning Star Drifted Off Boston Tow Plan Stalled
Coast guard reported the fishing schooner Morning Star located off North Drure near Neuset Buoy about 8 50 am. The crew was safe after drifting with motor failure and limited provisions. Banham planned to tow to Provincetown once more fuel and depth checks were secured.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Banham
Morning Star
Bopham
Bon‘ham
Provincetown
North
Drure
In Honor Of The Day Court Note Missing Clarity
Fragmentary OCR text shows a court scene with Justice S. J. George and Justice George, mentioning payment of costs and a confession. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
A.R.M.Co Closes Blast Furnace At Columbus
Columbus plant notes one of its two heat furnaces is shut down and the remainder likely closes by midsummer. Ro HH Swads ter, assistant to the vice president, says only by building a $3,000,000 by product rake oven plant could operations continue.
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Columbus
Bandit Holds Up Union Trust Bank in Cleveland
A downtown Cleveland Union Trust bank robbed by a bandit who entered, laid a note at the manager's desk and ordered twelve employees to lie on the floor before fleeing with 1000 dollars. The incident occurred today in the downtown branch.
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Bandit
Cleveland
Union Trust Company
Navy Authorization Bill Expands Fleet With Fifteen Cruisers
The House passed a naval authorization bill approving fifteen new cruisers and one air craft carrier at 274 million dollars. The measure allocates 274 million for four ships to start in 1929 and be completed over three years with no set final deadline. An amendment requires eight cruisers built in government yards to ease unemployment and save costs. President Coolidge is urged to push further international naval limitation agreements.
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Washington
Marsh
House
Blanton
Dem
Texas
Sproul
Republican
Kansas
E. H. S. Debating and Music Night Ends Mixed for Elyria
Elyria High School students staged a home event against Cleveland Heights and Lakewood with strong crowd support. Solo violin and piano performances highlighted by Ruth Rubinstein and Albert Conkex, and a debate on abandoning armed forces to protect citizens.
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Helen Adame
Elstia High School
Cleveland Heights
Lakewood
Elyria
Emil Kasper
Eben Nurper
Drolla
Heixzhis
Albert Conkex
Heights
Pearl Tuthill
Emria
Liszt
E Wise
D. Hall
V. Adair
KL. Gamble
WV. Pirowar
C. Fhett da
I. Nehamkin
Ro Brink
C. Bradles
B Kurlacher
Elvrtach
R. Dunford
Altfer
Horan
R. Underhill
K. Binek
Gebhardt
Ria
Ellen Crane
Grace Miles Cistre
Emertch Aere
Twas
Victor Pete Stambey Diener
James Rigg
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