New York Central Plans Auto Freight Run Between Toledo and Cleveland
The New York Central railroad will soon start a supplement truck service for auto freight between Toledo and Cleveland. Freight will be limited to less than a car load from points among Cleveland Toledo and Norwalk with routes following parallel roads. The plan follows a successful trial on another section, prompting extension.
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New York Central Railroad
Toledo
Cleveland
Norwalk
Central Lines
Jews Celebrate Opening of New University in Palestine
Lorain Jewish community holds an April 21 celebration in the High School auditorium to mark the opening of a new university in Palestine. London telegraph reports a strike by about ten thousand English printers affecting publishers of books magazines and weeklies.
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Lorain
University
Palestine
London
Tex
Lorain Council Debates Pavement On Oberlin Avenue
Lorain city council held a special session to discuss paving Oberlin avenue from the Nickle Plate railroad to the city limits. The county offers 35 percent of the cost since the city limit line runs through the road center. A county commission meeting is set for Friday morning at Elyria courthouse.
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Lorain
Oberlin Avenue
Nickle Plate
Elyria
Motorist Arrested for Drunk Driving After Ditch Crash
William McClellan a 64 year old plasterer was arrested by the sheriff after driving into a ditch on Fuller road. He will face a Thursday hearing before Justice S J George on charges of operating an automobile while intoxicated.
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William McClellan
Sheriff's Department
Fuller Road
McClellan
S. J. George
Cleveland
H. Hademan
Oberlin Road
Harold Puchhbach
Cleveland Road
Justice
J. George
Any Stomach Can Be Well Remedy Ad
An advertisement for Dr Jackson's Digestive and Liver Powder promises immediate stomach relief with a money back guarantee. It claims universal efficacy, urges purchase of a $1.00 box from a local druggist, and offers postpaid refund if not satisfied after the first dose. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. BE Shaw about relief from gas bloating constipation and a local contact in Zanesville.
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Yim
BE. H. Shaw
7Th St. Coshaston
The
Jackson Medicine Co
Zanesville, C
Lorain union seeks wage raise and study tour plan
Lorain Hod Carriers Local No. 758 seeks wage scale from 75 cents to 7 12 cents an hour and will present the request to the Lorain Building Employers Association. The Bricklayers Union will discuss raises. A party sails June 27 on the Carmania for European study tours with lectures by notable writers and leaders. Applications for the tour are limited to 100, with details at 347 Madison Avenue, New York City.
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Lorain
Lorain Building Employers’ Association
Cunard
Europe
England
Toynbee Hall
Bernard Shaw
H. G. Wells
Tanney
Russia
Constantinople
Athens
Balkans
Italy
America
Sherwood Eddy
Madison Avenue
New York City
Tonybee Hall
Olivet Michigan
Williamstown Institute of Politics
Olivet
Kirby Page
Conference of a Christian social order slated at Olivet College
A conference organized by the Fellowship for a Christian Social Order will be held at Olivet College from August 1 to 31. National leaders will discuss economics politics race and international affairs with lodging on site at cost. Registrations and inquiries go to Kirby Page or the Fellowship of Reconciliation.
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Hotel Seneca
Endante
Kirby Page
Division Avenue
Hasbrouck Heights
Fellowship of
Reaconci Tien
Bible House
New York
Oliver
Michigan
Oliver College
Fellowship For A Christian Social Order
Olivet Colege
Will W. Alexander
Commission Interracial Co-operation
Atlanta
Florence E. Allen
Our State Supreme Court
Marry Elmer Barnes
Smith College
Samuel McCrea Cavert
Federal Council of Churches
George Albert Coe
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Jerome Davis
Yale Divinity School
Paul H. Douglas
University of Chicago
Robert L. Ewing
National Council of the ¥. M. C. Aa
Herbert Adams Gribbons
William P. Hapgood
Columbia Conserve Company
Indianapolis
Edward Cary Hayes
University of Minots
George E. Haynes
Interracial Commission
The
Samuel Guy Inmay
Commission On Co-operation In
Latin America
Ernest Johnson
Department of Research and Education
Paul Jones
Protestant Episcopal Church
John &£. Kirkpatrick
Olivet College
Benson Y. Landis
Edwin Fremont Ladd
United States
North Dakota
Bruno Lasker
Commission On Race Relations
Walter Lippmen
New York World
J. J. Mallon
Toynbee Hall
Harold Marshall
Universalist
Charles Clayton Morrison
the Christian Century
Arthur Nash
A. Nash & Co
Cincinnati
Reinhold Niebuhr
Detroit
Europe
Fellowship For
Christian Social Order
State House Grounds Site Chosen for Annex
The state house grounds committee announced today the site for the present annex is selected. The Senate rules committee approved plans to investigate communist socialist and atheistic teachings in state universities including Ohio State University Columbus Ohio University Athens and Miami University Oxford. The House defeated Representative Liles bill to crest a State Highway Police force by 43 ayes to 54 noes. Lobbyists in a Columbus hotel report four investigators said to act for Governor Donahey are watching activities linked to public utility legislation.
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State House
House
State Buildings Committee
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio University Athens
Miami University
Oxford
Senate
Liles
Huron
Donahey
Local Station Tests On Air In Elyria
Radio fans listened between 1:00 and 2:00 a.m. to a test program from Elyria's new station. Officials say the station will be on the air regularly soon.
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Elyria
Walter Collopy Sentenced for Transporting Minor
Lorain. Walter Collopy was sentenced to pay 1090 dollars in fines and costs and face a county jail term after a charge of transporting a minor. Washington reports wage disputes settle as building trades work out new agreements with few anticipated troubles.
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Lorain
Walter Collopy
Mqnor
Washington
Department of Labor
Indigesto Tablets by O'Neill Medicine Co Ad
An advertisement promotes Indigesto Tablete as a cure for indigestion heartburn gas tritis and acid stomach. It claims quick relief when taken before or after meals and directs readers to look for F. J. O'Neill Medicine Co. on a red and yellow box and to BR. L. Ellis Drugs at 380 Broad St for sale and guarantee.
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F. J. O'Neill Medicine Co
St. Louis
O'Neill
Councilman Claims Dream Lead to Static Eliminator
Lorain councilman C. D. Reuger announced to the council that, from a dream, he has perfected a device to eliminate static from radio waves. He stated the device was tested that day and "it works."
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Lorain
C. D. Reuger
Earl of Ypres Improves After Serious Operation
London March 25 The Earl of Ypres showed slight improvement today as he continued the gains since Sunday following a serious operation last week The report notes ongoing recovery with cautious optimism.
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London
Earl of Ypres
Henrietta School Faces $3200 Shortfall and Tax Dilemma
Henrietta township grapples with a $3200 operating deficit to finish the term. County auditor and school official note prior misstatements and legal uncertainty over emergency levies and August distributions while outlining current tax rates and bond obligations.
Markets Cleveland Area Prices for Fresh Produce
Market notes list various items including butter eggs poultry apples beans cabbage potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes onions cucumbers with price ranges in Ohio market terms. Entries mix unit notes and rough quotes for crates sacks and hampers reflecting a local goods market snapshot.
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Cleveland
Packard
Ohio
Market Report from Cleveland Livestock Market Receipts Steady
Cattle receipts 300 in Cleveland market steady with Choice fat steers 39.50 to 11.00, good to choca butcher steers 7.50 to 9.00, others 5.00 to 7.00. heifers 7.50, bulls 5.00 to 7.00, cows 5.50 to 7.00, common cows 2.50 to 4.04. Calves receipts 490, market slow with good to choice calves 13.50 to 14.00. sheep and lambs receipts 1,000, market steady. lambs 16.00 to 16.75, ewes 7.00 to 8.00. hogs receipts 5,000, market 23c lower with Yorkers 13.75, heavies 14.00 to 14.10, sows 12.00 to 13.75, pigs 12.50, stags 7.50 to 5.50.
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Cleveland
Martha Wise Faces Trial for First Degree Murder
The article details Martha Wise allegedly poisoning the Glenke family in Hardscrabble after being disowned by Sophie Hasel. Fred Glenke Jr and his parents die or nearly die from arsenic as Martha faces a probable early April trial for murder.
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Sophie Hasel
Martha
Fred Glenke
Glenkes
Fred
Glenke
Fred Gienke, Sr
Fred, Jr
Fred Gelnke, Jr
Martha Wise
Hartup Graduates at Army Meteorology School
Smithfield marcher Harry W. Hartup of Smithfield has completed training at the Army School of Meteorology at Camp Vail New Jersey. He will be assigned to duty along an army airway. Twenty signal corps men also graduated. Hartup is the son of Mrs Florence Lynn.
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Smithfield
Harry W. Hartup
Army School of Meteorology
Camp Vail
N. J
Army Airways
Signal Corps
Hartup
Florence Lynn
Inaccuracy of more than three percent not permitted in Spain
The rule bans taxi fare errors exceeding three percent and prohibits use of taximeters that misstate charges. Authorities enforce strict accuracy standards for taxi pricing in Spain.
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Spain
Williams Treatment promises free trial for acid related pains
An advertisement claims The Williams Treatment relieves rheumatic pains and acidity causing kidney and bladder troubles. It offers a free 32 dose bottle with a request for 16 cents postage and promises a regular 85 cent bottle by pars el post to East Hampton Conn. One bottle per address, no obligation.
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Williams
D. A
Willams Company
Dept
Block
East Hampton
Conn
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Cleveland Bar Association
Theodore E Unrion
Alexander Hadden
Harvey D. Goulder
J. A Smith
Coolidge
William Howard Taft
G. C. Bunsap
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Reidav
6Th St
W. H. Schuster
Clyde Byfield
Georgia Supreme Court
Walter Candler
Berengaria
Kokuniz ! Shimbuni
Order of the United American Mechanics
Hagles
Lora Eagles
Shoestop
East Avenue
Postoffice Men’s and Boys
Lorain Council
E. J. Stankard
Midwest
Board of Trade
Police Department
Service
James A. Hewitt
Mr. Hewitt
James Ritchie
Myles E. Perry
Penfield
Anthony Glowskie
Grafton
Colson Co
May Hinkson
George Salay
Brooklyn Streat
Alex Nagy
Woodford Avenue
Vulcan Blrnet
Hinkson
John Potrax
Broad and
Court Streets
Corwin Burrer
Broad Street
West Avenue
Lake Shore Mortgage & Investment Co
Elisha
Mick Muller
Hhree
Bessie Orchard
Casper Bentley
Myrtle Bently
Bucharest
Japan
Charkov
Bricklayers’ Union
M. C
John M. Moore
Brooklyn
Charles A. Roburn
New Jersey
Amy Blanche Greene
W. O. Easto2
Philadelphia
Alva W. Taylor
Diseigle Board of Social Welfare
Anne Guthrie
Chicago
U. Wlc
A. M. Cavert
General Secretarial Council of Churches
R. L. Ewing
International Y. M. C. Alrofessor BE
Councilman
Rome
Palermo
Nicosia
Dorothy Dennistoun
Colone Lan Dennison
Elis Hume Willams
County Board of Elections
Board of Elections
H. G. Portman
Henrietta
Monroe Welty
E. C. Seals
Seale
Amherat Park Bank
Amherst Bank
Henrietta Township
British Institute
Elizabeth Cantrell
Wichita
Kan
British College of Psychic Science
Verity Oa
Mayr
Parta
Miller
Elyria Savings & Trust
Schwind’s Picture Framing Store
West Second Street
Pied Pipers
Cooley
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