Root negotiations at Geneva RA successful
Washington reports the Root negotiations at Geneva concluded successfully while U S adherence to the World Court remains unsettled. Senate factions, led by Borah, may block ratification in coming sessions. action could be delayed until December and possibly 1930 if no objection from other powers arises.
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Washington
Geneva
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Council of the Season of Nations
United States
Senate
United Press
League Council
Root
Senate defeats anti alien employment bill in Ohio
In Columbus on March 20 the state senate defeated the Clark anti alien employment bill backed by the Ku Klux Klan. Senator Allen G. Aigler opposed the measure, denouncing it as unconstitutional and urging a public vote on the roll call amid a heated floor fight over immigration anew.
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Jeans
Canada
L. L. Marshall
George U H. Bender
Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Senator Bender
Ku Klux Klan
Ohio
Pope
America
Men of Courage
Ohio Senate
Clark
Anderson
Richland County
Urbana
Emmons
Akron
Farnsworth
Toledo
Gillen
Jackson
Johnson
Fulton
Kuhnos
Dayton
Lefever
Athens
Martin
Cincinnati
Miller
Butler
Nickels
Tuscarawas
Rea
Madison
Rohe
Senaca
Scott
Ross
Wise
Stark
Columbus, CO
State Senate
William Clark
Champion County
Allen G. Aigler
Sandusky County
Aigler
Amer
Barrick Named Village Assessor After Warren Resigns
Wellington March 20 Acting on the resignation of Frank Warren who served as village assessor for over 18 years the village council named E L Barrick as his successor Warren is praised by friends for his long service and presence in the community.
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Wellington
Frank Warren
E. L. Barrick
Warren
Second Meeting of Child Conservation League Held
The second meeting of the Child Conservation League convened yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Arthur Jones in Brighton. Mrs. Charles Barnes led the session with papers on Child Welfare read by Mrs. Burnside and Mrs. Myron Boise. Mrs. Charles Willard sang two solos. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Boise’s home.
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Child Conservation League
Arthur Jones
Brighton
Charles Barnes
Burnside
Myron Boise
Charles Willard
League
Boise
Legion Plans First Annual Spring Festival
At a special Legion meeting in the post rooms last evening plans were laid for the first annual Spring Festival to be held on the public square sometime in June.
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The
American Legion
Merry Twelve Club Meeting at Mrs Barrick Home
Mrs. Charles Barrick hosted the Merry Twelve club on Tuesday afternoon with five hundred enjoyed and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Geo Bassett and Miss Blanche Scher. Prizes went to Mrs. Walter Sheperd and Mrs. Jud Jackson of Elyria. Next meeting set for April 5 at Mrs. Jackson's home.
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Charles Barrick
Merry Twelve Club
Geo. Bassett
Blanche Scher
Walter Sheperd
Jud Jackson
Elyria
Jackson
Mrs Durrell Injured in Wash Wringer Accident
Mrs Durrell suffered a painful hand injury Monday when her hand was caught in a washing machine wringer. She remains under a physician's care and continues to experience pain from the incident.
Thirteen Join Church Roll During Sunday Evening Service
Thirteen new members were added to the church roll last Sunday evening with nine by baptism and four by certificate. Several others will be received Easter Sunday. Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine Hoyt were held Monday afternoon.
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Horace Seeler
Luella Chapman
Elyria
Josephine Hoyt
Lamoreaux
the Baptist Sunday School
H. K. Finler
Absolom
Magadarene Gollmar
Mildred Buck
Locals Visit Lorain Families Greet Cherry Family
Locals Mr and Mrs ester Cherry and son Don of Lorain were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs E D Barber. Mr and Mrs Fred Greetham and family and Mr and Mrs John were among visitors in the same social circle.
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Ester Cherry
Don
Lorain
E. D. Barber
Fred Greetham
John
Greetham Visit and Florida Trip Noted
Fremont visitors Sunday included Greetham. Rn H Clifford of Cleveland on vacation with his Florida-based brother. Sunday guests at Frank Warren's home were D A Hotham and C A Dirlam, both of Cleveland. Hey Poland of the Church of Christ delivered a Lent sermon on Convincing the Pharisee. Mrs Poland spoke on Asia in the evening.
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Greetham
Fremont
Rn. H. Clifford
Cleveland
Florida
Frank Warren
D. A. Hotham
C. A. Dirlam
Hey
Poland
Church of Christ
Asia
Cosmopolitan Elyria class aims for naturalization
Forty five men and women from twelve nations form Elyria America nization Association’s citizenship class. The group, meeting two months, aims to transfer allegiance to the United States before April naturalization tests. Scotch lead with fourteen members, followed by English eight and Hungarians five. Ages span 22 to 59. most are married. Occupations include housewives, machinists, quarrymen, and laborers. Additional English classes run alongside for all foreign born students. Enrollment costs nine dollars for both English and citizenship courses. The Greece cost line and 1914 price notes are tacked at the end.
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Elyria
Elyria Americanization Association
Alls
Doris Todd
Todd
Miss Todd
Elyria High School
Settlement House
Vulcansstreet
Americanization Association
YOKOHAMA DIRIGIBLE LINKING BERLIN TO YOKOHAMA?
German aviation expert Walter Bruns proposes a five day airship link from Hamburg or Berlin via Northern Siberia to Yokohama with mooring masts planned at Lenin grad Leningrad Harbin and Tsuruga. He envisions periodic weather reports from Russian stations to guide schedules and no need to stop from Leningrad to Marlin.
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Berlin
Lufthansa
Hamburg
Shanghai
Walter Bruns
Siberia
Yokohama
Bruns
International Society For the Cxptoration
Arctic
United States
Nansen
North Pole
Europe
Pacific
Russia
Leningrad
Vithdaliur Steffunson
Vladivostok
Japanese Sea
Tauruga
Japan
Eurasian Arctic
Steffanson
Lake Baikal
Pole
Harbin
Tsuruga
Turuchansk
Olekiminsk
Lenin- Brad
Marbin
Financial statements analyzed for Bank Loans and Investments
Gordon B. Emsley at 375 Broad Street provides analysis of financial statements focusing on bank loans credit rating and investments including methods and implications for lending and asset portfolios.
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Gordon B. Emsley
Broad Street
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Charns
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Lakeside Ass'n
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New York
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Detroit Ave
Lakewood
Child Conservation League Meeting
American Legion Plan
Greece
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Berlin Straity
Alaska
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Acroga
Liberia
Suez Canal
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Lorain, Ph
KE. A. Lewis
Broad St
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Houbigant
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Eastman
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L’origan
Glebens
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a_vorite
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Hopper
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COTY
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Williams
Mennen’s
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Horace Ase
Evecyrae
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Ferkan
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