Panama Costa Rica Dispute: White Award Rejected
President Porras of Panama and President Harding exchange cables over the White arbitration. Panama rejects the decision as unjust and beyond jurisdiction, while Costa Rica accepts it. Harding reiterates US support for justice and neighborly relations, urging a solution in accord with equity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes Sr
Washington
Porras
Hughes
Panama
Costa Rica
White
White House
Harding
State Department
Peralta
Loubet
State
Coste Rica
Republic of Panama
State ’Department
United States
Panama President Porras Holds Long Meeting with Leaders
Panama Republic President Porras met Friday night with about fifty top political leaders. He was expected to send a reply to Secretary of State Hughes’ warning note this afternoon.
Doctors Recommend Bon-Opto for Eye Health
Physicians and eye specialists prescribe Bon-Opto as a safe home remedy for eye troubles and to strengthen eyesight. Sold under a money refund guarantee by all druggists.
Gude's Pepto Mangan Touted For Vitality In Epidemics
An advertisement promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a trusted tonic for restoring rich red blood and boosting energy during epidemics. It claims regular use helps fatigue, appetite, and overall stamina, with both liquid and tablet forms sold by druggists and bearing the official name on the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
Adv
Harding to back Hughes on arbitration policy
The article notes President Harding’s quick support for Secretary of State Hughes in an arbitration case, emphasizing that the White House would back cabinet decisions. It portrays this as signaling a broader admin policy of strong executive backing for departmental actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
United States
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Hughes
White House
Oberlin Delegates Pleased At Elyria Conference
Oberlin delegates attend the Boys' and Girls' Conference in Elyria on March 19. Helen Ford is elected vice president of the Girls' conference. Oscar Hubbard named Boys' vice president. Other officers elected include Marjory Jameson as Girls' president and Ruth Jones as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Elyria
Helen Ford
Oscar Hubbard
Marjory Jameson
Ruth Jones
Frances Lacey
Murial Brooks
Thelma Summers
Evert Thatcher
Robert Darling
William Cook
Prominent Grafton Doctor Charles Park Dies at 62
The death of Dr. Charles Francis Park of Grafton occurred at his Chestnut street home at 2:30 am Sunday March 20. He leaves wife Olive, daughter Olive Park of Cleveland, son Dr W C Park of Grefton, sisters Miss Lilley Park and Mrs Harris Baldwin, brother William C Park, and two grandchildren. Funeral at 1:20 pm Tuesday from the residence with Rev C G Crafts officiating. Interment in LaGrange Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
William C. Park
St. Louis
CG. F Crafts
Grafton M. FE
LaGranze Cemetery
Infant Stonsler Dies in Elyria
The six month old infant of Mr and Mrs Earl Stonsler of 358 Columbus street died last night at 8 30. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 30 pm from the parental home with Rev W S Smith of the United Presbyterian church officiating and interment in Ridge Lawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Teath Stonsler
Earl Stonsler
Columbus Street
W. S. Smith
United Presbyterian Church
Ridge Lawn
Home Guards Club Notes Porto Rico Aid Effort
Elyria March 21 A well attended Home Guards meeting of the M E church at Miss Emily Whitacre’s Dewey avenue featured devotions singing and violin music. A Porto Rico aid paper and a chapter from Mr Friend O Man were read. The group supports a Porto Rico girl for education for a year and requested refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
M. E
Emily Whitacre Dewey
Porto Rica
Porto Rico
Nostess
Jolly Twelve Club Hosts St Patrick Day Party
In Elyria on March 21 the Jolly Twelve club held a St Patrick Day party at Mrs. Jacob Younge's Riverside Court home. Three Progressive Pedro tables determined awards with Mrs. Bertha KussFirst, Mrs. Fanny GilderSecond, and Mrs. Gus EricksonThird. The venue glowed in green and white with a themed luncheon. The next gathering is set for Mrs. Charles Bishop on Louisiana Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Jolly Twelve Club
Jacob Younge
Riverside Court
Pedro
Bertha Kuss
Fanny Gilder
Gus Erickson
S T. Patrick
Charles Bishop
Louisiana
Ayvenue
Holy Week Services Planned at St Andrews Church Elyria
Holy Week observances are set at St Andrews church with services Monday through Wednesday at 2 pm in the church school room. Maundy Thursday includes Holy Communion at 10 am and an evening service at 7 30. Good Friday features the Three Hours Devotion from noon to 3 and a cantata The Man of Nazareth in the evening. Easter Eve Baptism at 4 pm for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
St. Andrews Church
Church
Jésus
Auction bridge gathering at Princeton Avenue
Mrs. George Livingston hosted a Saturday afternoon auction bridge with three tables in Elyria. High scores went to Mrs. Neal Hale Miss Louise Nickerson while Mrs. P. F. Laundon earned consolation. Easter decor featured purple yellow and green with whimsical nose-ways and a luncheon follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
George Livingston
Princeton Avenue
Neal Hale
Louise Nickerson
P. F. Laundon
Ex change Club Meeting Discusses Structural Supports
Elyria report notes the Ex change Club will meet at noon in the Chamber of Commerce. The discussion outlines wooden thicknesses with varying load examples from one and a half inches to eighteen inches, illustrating supports for a man, cavalry, an eighty four pound cannon, a multitude, and a railroad train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Best bread results with light cheap pans in gas ovens
To bake bread well in a gas range use light cheap bread pans. Lighter pans promote even heat and crust formation, helping bake quality loaf with less risk of scorching bottom and uneven rise.
Portrait and marketing for Bliss Native Herbs tablet
Over 1 million tablets sold daily claim to relieve bloating reflux indigestion and heartburn by delivering acid stomach relief. One tablet nightly supposedly corrects acid stomach and improves digestion and vigor.
County Farmers Meetings Across Cuyahoga County This Week
County agent Howard Rogers schedules gatherings in Rochester and Brighton for township unit formation and work programs. Avon Ridgeville and Columbia discuss the new co operative farmer's organization for the county. Wellington focuses on the Calf club, Oberlin consolidates grain and milling firms into a Farmers' Co operative Co with officers to be elected.
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Elyria
Howard Rogers
Rochester Town Hall
Brighton Hall
Aven
Watson School
Columbia Town Hall
Ridgeville
Wellington Opera House
Grange
Oberlin
Rochester
Brighton
Avon
Columbia
Co-Operative Farmer's
Cuyhosa
Wellington
Oberlin Grain and Milling Co
Oberlin Grange Supply Co
Farmers’ Co-operative Co
Boston Seeks Federal Hospital for Disabled Soldiers
The Boston Chamber of Commerce pledged full support to a bill for a Federal hospital in New England for disabled service members. The push follows requests from the American Legion and other groups, with 7500 chamber members backing the effort at the Yellow Line bridge location. Nearby notices report a death in Cleveland Street and a newborn in St. Joseph's Hospital, while Oberlin events feature Miss Snyder visiting friends and tea plus a Glee Club concert.
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International News Service
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
New England
Chamber
The
American Legion
Margaret Knyder
Lodi Street
Martha Bailey
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Girls’ Glee Club
Miss Bailey
Liss Snyder
Bailey
Breck
Dr Swain Leads Questions on God and Modern Faith
Dr Richard L Swain lectures at First Congregational church with an audience Q&A format and a program of questions about God belief and conversion. The series aims to tackle religious doubt and build moral and spiritual character through discussions and testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dskee Bokis Mares
Richard L. Swain
First Congregational Church
Dr. Swain
Swain
Estimation Offer for Awnings Shades Curtains and Wallpaper
The ad offers cheerful estimates for home improvements including awnings shades curtains and wallpaper with an invitation to request pricing and options. The tone is friendly and promotional. This appears as a small home decor services notice.
Rocky Kansas Ready for Willie Jackson Bout
Boxing column profiles Rocky Kansas and Willie Jackson set for a decisive match in New York. Mentioned fighters include Tozze and Rich ie Mitchell with recent upsets highlighted. Also notes Massillon Y M C A campaign to raise 12000 dollars, with 10600 already raised by Saturday night and a close deadline Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Vedick
I. N.S
New York
Marehey Sacke
Mike
Tozze
Rocky Kansas
Wille Jackson
Richie Mitchell
Bennie Leonard
Katsas
MfRebell
Buffalo
Richie
Massillon Y. M. C. A
Davies Attorneys Cite Reasons For New Trial
Attorneys for Davies urge grounds for a new trial including undiscoverable evidence and failure to produce referenced books and papers for cross examination. The record notes surprising developments during the trial that tested ordinary prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies
Want to Quit Tobacco With Nicotol Tablets
A druggist advertises Nicotol tablets to quit tobacco by driving nicotine from the body and reducing cravings. It claims a steel-bound money back guarantee and low cost, promising reliable guidance from the pharmacist about the product and its effects.
Trial date uncertain as judge to hear motion on April 9
Court records suggest Judge Woods will hear the motion on April 9 though the exact time is not definite. Attaches say the date is currently scheduled, pending any last minute changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Lorain Crime Roundup Confirms Burglary and Theft
Detective forge reports 15 doubled street robberies with thieves stealing 370 dollars and a 32 caliber revolver from a soft drink parlor. Charles Haynes complains his lord automobile was stolen last night. Temple Theater cashiers lose four 50 cent pieces as youngsters vanish. Colter Machine Co office looted before passersby frightened the thieves. Police chief Walker criticizes local paper for sensational crime coverage and claims it fueled a crime wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haynes
Temple Theater
Colter Machine Co
Toilet Plea Sparks Uplifting Blue Devil Touch
A playful note asks for attention to a toilet and suggests sweetening it with blue Devil. The quirky message blends humor with household mishap as it circulates locally.
Police say crooks will flee city as department stays strong
The speaker claims criminals working a fake trip will be forced to leave town soon. He asserts the police department is in peak condition and will make it very uncomfortable for offenders to remain.
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Collegse
Holland
New York City
Finney Chapel
Graham
Oberlin Musical Union
Churth
Walter Kester
James Brand
G. B. Haskin
May Bacon
Wakeman
Charles Kendleigh
Woodland Avenue
Henrietta
Martha Scott
Cleveland
Wekend
H. C. Scott
East College Street
H. A. Miller
Maurice
Punta Gorda
Fla
Grafton
Elyria Society
ST. Patrick's Party
ST. Andrews’ Church
Mrs. Livingstons
Hattie Chapple
Cleveland Street
Bellvidere
Ilinois
William Shaw
Frank Lenchik
E. Thirtieth Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Margaret Eady
Howard Ray
Brown Helm
Harry H. Smith Company
Ohio
Lorain
Willie Jackson
Detective Forge
Broadway
E. M. Chandler Cd
LEE Whitney & CO
Broad St
the Wickens
Lorain, Ohio
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