Grafton Farm Favored For Hospital Site
Report from Columbus adviser Kyle W Armstrong favors selecting about 1000 acres near Grafton for a new state hospital for the feeble minded. Land under option, with two month follow up by Dr H S MacAveal’s advisers. site praised for rail and road access and water. Price about 150 dollars per acre. negotiations direct with owners. Location near Durkea road east of Grafton along Big Four railroad. includes the old Rawson farm. Also note Lady Astor to address the Woman Voters League in New York April 30 ahead of Pan American conference in Baltimore April 20 to 29.
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Columbus
Kyle W. Armstrong
Welfare Department of the State
Grafton
H. S MacAveal
State Board
Durkea Road
Big Four
Rawson
Claire Haven
Lady Astor
House of Commons
Woman Veters’ League
New York City
National Woman Voters’ League
Baltimore
Lorain County Fish and Game Club Meets Friday
The final spring meeting of the Lorain County Fish and Game club will be at the high school auditorium next Friday. The event is open to members and families with an address by Jack Miner, known as The Bird Man, whose talk will be illustrated with moving pictures. He has tamed wild geese and ducks on his Canada property and will give three Cleveland talks prior to this appearance.
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Lorain County Fish and Game Club
Jack Miner
Miner
Canada
Cleveland
Mrs Kathryn Jaster Dies of Pneumonia in Memorial Hospital
Mrs Kathryn Jaster 54 wife of Dr C O Jaster died Saturday at Memorial hospital from pneumonia after a weeklong illness. She moved with her husband from Ravenna seven years ago and was active in civic groups. Survived by husband, daughter Gertrude, and father H L Stoner. Funeral at home 203 Princeton Ave Tuesday at 2 pm. Rev John Grant officiates. Burial Ridgelawn.
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Kathryn Jaster
Wifa
C. O. Jaster
Memorial Hospital
Jaster
Ravenna
Woman's Civic Club
McKinley Parent-Teachers’ Association
Eastern Star
Gertrude
H. L. Stoner
Princeton Avenue
John Grant
Ridgelawn
Trustees seek court to transfer funds to cemetery account
The Carlisle township trustees applied to the Court of Common Pleas for permission to move 1000 dollars from the general fund into the cemetery fund. They state the cemetery fund is depleted and debts require payment.
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Carlisle Township
Court of Common Pleas
Three Die in Family Quarrel Near Athens
In Torch near Athens a 24-year-old farmer Dewey Britton killed his mother in law Mrs. Jessie Clark and his wife Mary Britton then shot himself. A 16 month old girl was found alive in a buggy. Neighbors say Britton had threatened to wipe out the family after a separation and reunion. A separate court petition seeks to quiet title to land in Sheffield township against Willard Taft and about forty defendants.
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Athens
Torch
Here
Dewey Britton
Jessie Clark
Washington County
Mary Britton
Brittons
Clark
Britton
Estella G. Taylor
Willard Taft
Sheffield Township
Why the Coal Strike Now Looms as Contracts Expire
The coal miners and operators face failed talks as March 31 expiry nears. Wages and hours divide unions and operators with demands for 20 percent raises and $1 day labor pay versus potential 20 percent cuts. Union leaders push for a country wide agreement starting April, while non-union bituminous output could cushion strike impact.
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Dard
Eleven Die in Belfast as Talks Open in London
Amid fresh violence in Belfast and Ulster, eleven deaths are reported since Sunday. Collins departs for London to attend a peace parley with Sir James Craig, urging a possible agreement though Craig’s stance risks derailing the talks. The Irish Republican Army evacuated buildings as discussions on the Irish Free State Act advance in Parliament.
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Belfast
Mar
Ulster Cabinet
James Craig
London
Ulster
Collins
Craig
Dail
Irish Republican Army
Griffith
Sinn
House of Lords
House of Commons
Carson
Ulster Boundary Commission
Demented Man Arrested After Breakin in Brownhelm Home
Deputy Sheriff Cole was summoned to Charles Hahn’s Brownhelm residence where a mute, disoriented man entered the kitchen and sat by the stove. The unnamed man, 25 to 40, with black hair brown eyes and about 160 pounds, was taken to jail and believed to be an escapee from an institution.
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Cole
Charles Hahn
Brownhelm
Hahn
Death of Mrs Harriette Cunningham in Memorial Hospital
Mrs Harriette M M Cunningham 27 wife of William Cunningham of Worthington Ball Co died at Memorial hospital leaving a newborn son. Formerly Harriette Vincent daughter of Frank P Vincent Gates Ave she taught in public schools before marriage. Survived by husband daughter her baby boy her parents and brother Edward all of Elyria. Funeral at home 32 Columbus St Wednesday at 2 with Rev John Grant officiating at Ridgelawn.
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Harriette MM. Cunningham
William Cunningham
Worthington Ball Co
Memorial Hospital
Edward
Elyria
Columbus Street
John Grant
Pural
Ridgelawn
Denatured alcohol incident sends man to hospital
George Emrey, described as a city derelict, nearly died after drinking denatured alcohol. Police found him in the bunk house at the station and he paid $10 for the bottle at a filling station. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment and is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Emrey
Memorial Hospital
Fire Destroys Roof At West River Street Home
Firefighters battled a roof blaze at the home of J. W. Kohl on West River Street Sunday morning. Sparks from the chimney caused a hole in the roof. chemical extinguishers were used to control the fire. Loss described as small.
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J. W. Kohl
West River Street
Kaiser details exile decision on 1918 Holland flight
Kaiser writes of the November 1918 moment at Spa when he chose to flee to Holland to avert civil war, describing pressure from Hindenburg and Graener, the army’s collapse, and his fear of cowardice, amid Baden’s betrayal and the start of Germany’s revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kniser
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm Exiled in 1918 Book Claims Civil War Threat
Berlin reports a forthcoming work by General von Eisenhart-Rothe claims Kaiser Wilhelm as exile in Spa Belgium, describing November 9 1918 events and a supposed mutiny ruse by Baron von Gruenau. The book, based on a court of honor inquiry, argues the Kaiser intended to fight to the end with his army.
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W. Weyer
International Rewa Service
Berlin
B.kaiser Wilhelm
Sojuinimeg
Holland
Europe
von Eysenhart-Roth
Kaiser Advirer
von Hindenburg
Kaiser
von Lisenhart-Rothe
Spa
Belgium
von Goniard
Baron von Gruenau
Legation
Gerlin Ag
von Eisenhart-Pothe
Court of Honor
Napoleon
Elba
von Groener
Fieldarshal Dudendorfft
Three West Virginia youths to be freed from prison
Three boys aged 7, 8, and 11, serving five year terms for post office burglary in West Virginia, will be released and sent home after a Justice Department inquiry. The investigation found they were coerced to confess and were wrongly convicted on circumstantial evidence. Their guardians and officials expect presidential pardons.
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Washington
West Virginia
Warren G. Harding
Department of Justice
National Reform School
Andy Bergola
Frank Bosko
Teddy Bosko
Weirton
W. V
Federal Court of Northern
Wierton
Warren Martin
H H. Votan
Suburban Day in Elyria Promotes Free Theater Visit
Elyria promotes Suburban Day next Wednesday March 29 with free theater admission at 12 30 to 1 30 at Grand Theater for Enchantment starring Marion Davies. Mr Georgeple invites shoppers to visit stores, meet neighbors, and enjoy special bargains while supporting local merchants and a community celebration.
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Father
Elyria
B J Georgeple
Grand Theater
Marion Davies
Georgeple
Georgonle
Mr. Georgeple
Elytia
Foggy landing ends with damaged mail plane and safe pilot
Aviator Dan Kaiser carrying government mail from Chicago to Cleveland forced to land in a Dyke farm field near Coonville after dense fog. The plane partially turned over and caught fire but Kaiser escaped injury and assisted in removing the mail before the fire department and police recovered the sacks for transmission to Cleveland. The aircraft suffered extensive damage worth several thousand dollars.
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Dan Kaiser
Chicago
Cleveland
Dyke Farm
Coonville
Kaiser
Dishwashing Cited by Probation Officer in Divorce Claim
Mrs. W. P. Mc Dermott, a Little Rock probation officer, says dishwashing is the plain cause of marital breakups. She argues domestic chores symbolize broader tensions behind wives leaving home.
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W. P. McDermott
Little Rock
Ark
Mother slays children and self in Greenwich tragedy
In Greenwich Connecticut Mrs Henry Barker aged 62 killed her three children Margaret five Johanna three and Henry seven months with a carving knife then took her own life. Police report the mother may have been demented and the event occurred late last night in their home.
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Greenwich
Conn
Henry Barker
Margaret
Johanna
Henry
Harding Plans April 27 Trip to Point Pleasant Ohio
President Harding will visit Point Pleasant Ohio on April 27 to deliver a speech at the Grant memorial exercises. The trip was urged by Republican Representative Treland of Illinois, who announced the plan after a White House conference.
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Washington
Harding
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Grant
White House
Treland
Illinois
Temple Theater Safe Blown Open. Loot of 11000 Recovered
Thieves blew the safe at the Temple Theater causing a precise haul of eleven thousand dollars in cash loot. Police explored the scene and investigated the break in, while theater staff cooperated with authorities. No further details on suspects were released.
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Toledo
Mar
Temple Theater
Yeges
Predict Goal Stake To Be Long Afar
Washington predicts the national coal strike will be a long, drawn out affair lasting three months or more. Cabinet officers and labor leaders broadly share the forecast as the government plans to remain aloof until violence or acute public suffering forces action.
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Washington
Three Deaths in Tate Family Struck by Influenza
In Zanesville near Stockport, James Tate dies after a flu illness, followed by his son Edward who dies while his body is prepared. Edward’s mother then dies of a heart attack during preparation. A double funeral is planned for the mother and son, as the Tate family of ten children remain ill and unable to attend.
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Zanesville
James Tate
Stockport
Tate
Edward
Exchange Club to Hear Dyke Man on Fire Prevention
The Exchange club will hear State Fire Marshal H A Dyke man speak Tuesday on fire prevention. Judge Redington grants Cecil Salvo a request for attorney fees in her divorce case against husband Emil Salvo. Julius Sole sues Latarm Rubber Co for money. case described as dismissed.
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Redington
Cecil Salvo
Emil Salvo
Julius Sole
Latatn Rubber Co
Ghamiased Sad
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Fish and Game
Kathryne Jaster
Mro. Hl. M. Cunningham
GEO. Emery
Bowery
Graham Duffield
Sargen Peels
Epventian
New Or
International
von Eisenhart- Rothe
von Graener
Max von Baden
Social Democrats
Tam
Ohio Town
Yeggs
Exchange Club
H. A. Dykeman
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