Six area high schools compete in Amherst oratorical event
ELYRIA Wellington Amherst LaGrange Grafton Penfield Brigh ton and Avon or Brownhelm highs participate in the county oratorical and reading contest at the Opera House Amherst tomorrow night. Gold silver and bronze medals awarded in each event with banners for winning schools. The first prize winner advances to the Inter-county contest at Kent Normal School April 15 with fifteen counties represented.
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Rain County
Ohio
Kent Normal School
Ambherst
Harold Washka
Abraham Lincoln
Wellington
Vaughn Peabody
Brownhelm
Margaret Leuzier
LaGrange
Vernon Stevens
Grafton
Etta Schwan
Penfield
Nettie Craddock
Avon
Greek Reservists Called to Colors in Asia Minor Front
March 24 Prince Andre of Greece takes command of Greek divisions in Asia Minor and the Smyrna front. Three classes of reserve artillery officers are called to the colors. All Greek officers abroad on leave have been recalled.
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Paris
Prince Andre
Greece
Asia Minor
Smyrna
Noine
Ireland reports rising death toll in Irish disorders
Dublin dispatch notes 76 crown forces and Sinn Fein fatalities from Sunday noon to today noon with spikes including 25 killed on Monday and 23 killed from Wednesday noon to today. Non-combatant deaths excluded.
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Dublin
Sinn
Woman allegedly took own life in Indianapolis case
Indianapolis March 24 a bottle of prussic acid was found linking to a banker’s wife. Police investigated as possible self harm with toxic substance found at scene.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis banker’s wife found dead in home
The body of Mrs. Stoughton A. Fletcher, wife of a prominent Indianapolis banker, was found near her body. Her mother, Mrs. Eva Henley, died of shock about an hour later, leading investigators to consider possible self-inflicted death.
War department details to speed Victory Medal distribution
Washington March 24. To complete the issue of the Victory Medal the War Department assigns officers and field clerks to devote their efforts to stimulate interest in the awards and facilitate their distribution among World War participants.
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Washington
United States
War Department
Elyria Kiwanis to Attend International Conclave in Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis members plan to send a delegation to the International Kiwanis convention in Cleveland from June 21 to 25.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Retail Lumber Dealers Banquet Set for Tomorrow
Elyria hosts the Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers Association district meeting with 19 attendees from multiple states joining dealers from Lorain Sandusky Erie Huron and Ottawa counties at Hotel Cleveland. The event highlights a regional gathering of industry representatives.
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Lorain, Sandusky, Erie, Huron
Ottawa Counties
Elyria
Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Cleveland
Largest grain elevator built at Minneapolis Junction
The world’s largest grain elevator was constructed in Minneapolis Junction Minnesota in 1886. It boasted a storing capacity of 2 000 000 bushels of grain.
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Minneapolis Junction
Minn
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Amherst
Ireland
U.S
Costa
E. Lawrence &Q
Chicago
C. W. Phillips and Ebert
Conklin and Waterman Fountain Pens
Eversharp
Singer Sewing Machinees
Singer
Singer Store
Middie Ave
Fale
Germany
University of Berlin
Cotine
Capes, Dol
Pric
Rial
Dolmans
Jersey
Milan
Dad
Boston
Cale
Mad Rass
New Spring
Elyria, Ohio
Ette
Venice
Mavis
Djer Kiss
Hind
Melba
Der
Luxor
Castoria
Senrico
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