American attempt at altitude and endurance records fueled by secret plane
Washington reports outline a secret Bellanca built endurance aircraft to be flown from Bolling Field. The mystery plane reportedly carries 7598 gallons of gasoline and uses a Wright air cooled engine. Major Davidson and an officer named "Lieutenant Rorai" supervise test flights as Germany held records stand at 152 hours and 3380 miles.
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Washington
Bollingfeld
Bellanca
Ing Beding
Duppets
Delaware
Jioval
Bollingfield
Davidson
Rorai
Charles Lindberzh
New York
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Kotibus
Germany
Tieur CC
Championnary Fix
Women’s Christian Temperance Union backs Willis candidacy in Ohio
The 41,990 member Ohio WCTU adopted a resolution supporting Republican Frank B. Willis for president. The vote was unanimous though not framed as an endorsement, highlighting his “dry record” and answer to the prohibition questionnaire. Viola Romans urged passage as Willis’s Senate and governorship history was cited.
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Columbus
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Favoris
Frank B
Willis
Viola D. Romans
WC. T. U
U. 5 S
Fragmentary Quote Reflects Vanishing Popularity
Incomplete OCR recalls a remark about popularity with references to figures like 21450 percent and the phrase for every dry issue. Names such as Sirs and Romans appear, but the context is unclear and extracted text is fragmentary.
Senate Debates Norbeck Migratory Bird Bill and Committee Probes
Congress today pursues continued debate on the Norbeck migratory bird bill. Committees press on coal and cotton investigations as Foreign Affairs weighs a Gillette world court resolution. House and Agriculture panels advance their agendas, irrigation committee examines amendments to the Boxifter Dam bill.
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Senate
Foreign Affairs
Gillette
House
Bss of Foreign Affairs Committee
Agriculture Committee
Irigation Totmintee
Semi finals set for Lorain County Amateur tournament
Two Eagle teams meet in the Ci A TM division semifinals at the Lorain YMCA tonight with Oberlin and Lorain Lorain clubs. At 7 45 Fox Furnace rivals Lorain Celtics clash while Fox Furnace barrs face Oberlin Castles. Winners meet Friday in the final as local fans cheer strong.
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Lora County
Oberlin
Oberl
Oberline
IWO
Fox Furnace Brigrads
Torain Celtics
Lorain
Fox Furnace Bars
Business College
Celtics
Ksemich Bras
O'Donnd Fox Furace
Ting Seito
Frida
Commission orders Tunney to pick opponent by Tuesday
New York March 28 The New York State Boxing Commission demands Gene Tunney select an opponent by Tuesday or be placed on the ineligible list. Tex Rickard disputes the edict claiming the right to choose the challenger, while the commission seeks a credible contender for the next title defense. Open challenges include Sharkey Heeney and Risno with May and June talks hinted. Muldoon notes Dempsey barred from another Tunney bout. advocates say next heavyweight bout should stay in New York.
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New York
New York State
Gene Tugney
Tex Rickard
Miami
Fla
Tod
Rickard
Tuncey
Tunney
Fle Pere
Heaveywe Suis
Finney
Pauline Wecudun
George Godfrey
Phil Scott
Jack Delane
William Muldoon
Chicago
Centu
Philadelphia
Jack Dempsey
Turner
Muldoon
Flyrians to duel in Lorain County Class A finale
Flyrians face New London in a four team tournament with Sandusky Reds Norwalk Es and Great Northerns as rivals. The clash marks the era for the Lorain County Class A championship with strong squads and a Thursday night contest at New London.
Cleveland Doctor to Visit Elyrit in April
A Cleveland ear nose and throat doctor, Fawcett of Toronto University and Western Hospital training, will visit Elyrit in April. He previously served at Cleveland Lakeside Hospital with colleagues Brauner Cham Pitkin. He will relate medical work and ophthalmology during the visit.
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Cleveland
Fawcett
Toronto
Elyrit
Clevelana
Eisha
Toronto University
Teron Western Hospital
Wellesley Hospital
Ophthalmic Hospital
New York
Cleveland Lakes le Hospital
D. W. £&. Brauner
W. B. Cham
C. Pitkin
Man bound over to grand jury for larceny
William Hastings 87 of Chapel bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond after guilty finding in police court for grand larceny. He allegedly took $10 from Hugh Burns. Also, Viola Long sought alimony in a divorce case against Samuel Long and received an injunction to protect her land and family during the suit. Garris Waldo of near Brighton was fined $5 and costs for violating school laws by failing to keep his children in school. Alimony ordered in divorce case: Haha to pay Genevieve $15 weekly plus $30 expenses pending suit.
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William Hastings
Chapel 87
James A. Hewitt
Hastings
Hugh Burns
Viola Long
Weno
Samuel Long
A. R. Webber
Long
Coupis Jointis
Garris Waldo
Pear Brighton
Justice
J. George
Altainst
A. R. Webover
Genevieve
Sis
Welllington Club Dinner Guests and Legion Meeting Report
Mrs Fred Davies hosted Merri Tyette Club members at her North Main Street home with a sunny afternoon of Fire Sinatra and awards to Mrs Saim Mannins and Mrs Charles Barrick, followed by a dinner. The winter program of the Mer loy Twelve Club closed. summer activities begin April 15 with a guest event hosted by Mrs J Jackson. Sixteen American Legion members and six visiting Legionaires from Oberlin attended the meeting as final plans for the Lorain County Council banquet on April 6 were announced. State Commander George Denor will speak. S A Williams, focal G A R post commander, spoke at Pittsfield schools about Civil War days, inviting children audiences.
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Wellington
Fred Davies
Merri Tyette Club
North Main Street
Esterday
Saim Mannins
Charles Barrick
John Dut
Merloy Twelve Club
American Legion
Ipost Amefrican Legion
Visiing Legionaires
Oberlin
Loraim County
George Denor
Tegion
S. A. Williams
Focal
A. R. Post
Pittsfield
Theater Sales in Oberlin and Local Notices
Mrs. Oscar Smith sold her two Oberlin motion picture theaters the Apollo and the Hex to Jerome Steel of Cleveland who will manage next Monday. Lorin Smith assisted in the business before his father’s death. Also noted are retirements from Lorain County Children's Home trusteeship and a schedule of local events including a kite flying contest, theater outings, club meetings, and a March 29 Oberlin Woman's Club program with Belle Grove speaking.
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Oscar Smith
Apollo
Jerome Steel
Cleveland
Roy Papworth
East Lorain Street
Papworth
William Marquardt
Entre Nous Club
Pansz
Order of the East
Eta Star
West Lorain
North Cedat
Woman Admits Shooting Suitor in Kenmore
Mrs. Parl Coakler 28 admitted shooting Charles Christof 42 at the Leslie Mansfield home where she cared for the children. Christof, a railroad man, allegedly forced advances after a prior date and attacked her when she threatened to shoot him. He died early today.
Lorain Youth Sues for Damages Over Car Collision
Joseph Dennis, 19, of 3525 Albank Avenue Lorain sues Charles Grdine of 1222 Broadway Lorain in common pleas court seeking 5000 in damages for injuries from a head on car collision on French Cres road last summer.
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Joseph Dennis
Albank Avenue
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Charles Grdine
Broadway
French Cres Road
Lorain Bridge Plan Draws Strong Public Support
The meeting heard Commissioner George Rhoads pledge the county’s readiness to pursue legal action if needed to advance the Lorain bridge project. Prosecutor Vande Market warned that an injunction could escalate to the supreme court, while the group unanimously backed keeping the commissioners firmly on track with the plan.
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Lorain
George Rhoads
Remissant
Vande Market
Supreme Court
Cleveland evangelist to speak at Full Gospel Mission
Mrs. Delar Skipper of Cleveland will headline a 8:00 PM talk at the Full Gospel Mission (Colored) with other Cleveland workers and musical support by Jubi Lee.
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Delar Skipper
Cleveland
Full Gospel Mission
Community News Roundup from Columbia
March 27 report notes Mrs J Wm Marer recovering after surgery at Community Hospital Be. Baptist Mission Circle plans all day church meeting on March 8. Local visits include Minnie Renberg Mary Brassee Emma May Rose Sabin. Perry Reisinger injured ankle in a loading mishap. Charles Walkden family returned from Florida. Margaret Mansfield and Margaret Dahler visit Wm Healey. Bernard Cutting teaches in Cleveland schools. Ernest Root family visits Berea relatives.
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Columbia
J Wm. Marer
Comunity Hospital
Baptist Mission Circle
Minnie Renberg
Mary Brassee
Emma May
Rose Sabin
Litchfeld
Perry Reisinger
Charles Walkden l
Eustis
Florida
Margaret Mansfield
Ohio State University
Margaret. Dahler
Baldwin- Wallace College
Wm. Healey
Bernard Cutting
Church Week Services and Community Notes
Special services at the M E church include a March 3 sermon on the second coming shoe Christ and themed evenings each day of the week. Reports cover local visits, travel to Europe and the Holy Land, a funeral for Wm Beaumont, and community events with family gatherings and a P T A production in Eaton.
Homemakers Club to Meet at Mrs Hitchcock Home
Grafton March 27 The Homemakers Club will meet at the home of Mrs W N Hitchcock for an all day meeting with a cafeteria dinner on Wednesday March 28 A program is planned and full attendance is urged Also reported are visits by Cleveland guests and local family illnesses and social events in the area.
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Homemakers Club
W. N. Hitchcock
Mertle Clark
Leta Hoert
Baker
Cleveland
Clark
Perry Clapp
Grafton Road
J. ¥. Clapp
Elyria
Luther Clapp
Claire Breeds
W.N. Hitchcock
Nelton Hitchcock
J. H. Sheldon
Baldwin-Wallace College
Elyria Clric Club
Kerea
Lewis Kiinect
Three Initiated Into Elks at Elyria Lodge Meeting
At the Elyria Elks Club a regular meeting saw three candidates initiated and three new members from other lodges. District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Perrin of Norwalk paid an official visit as more than 500 Elks attended. A buffet banquet followed and H. A. Dikeman of Elyria showcased several vaudeville acts from Cleveland.
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Elyria Elks
Elke Club
Perrin
Norwalk
Elyria Lodge
Elka
H. A. Dikeman
Elyria
Cleveland
Markets Offerings Steady in Columbus Report
Market offerings are steady with demand fairly active for butter and eggs while fruits near vegetables show slow to fairly active movement. Supplies of most fruits and vegetables are moderate though local yards are becoming fairly well fired. Also includes regional prices for potatoes poultry hogs and beef across Cleveland Chicago Minneapolis and Toledo with notes on shipments and prices for various grain and meat products.
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Columbus
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Florida Bliss
Cuba Bliss
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels
An advertisement promotes Ranlmann's Gas Tablet to relieve bloating and gas. It claims fast relief from belching, heart palpitations, and discomfort, promising renewed breath, comfort after meals, and improved circulation. Available in a gallery package for $1 at Co. W. Phillips.
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Ranlmann
Ranimann
Co. W. Phillips
Duplicate Auction Bridge To Be Played In Elyria Tourney
Auction bridge is a popular pastime with a tournament planned at the Newel hotel on Thursday evening to test duplicate play. Four hands are kept identical, with boards moved between tables as players race to score best on the same cards. W. B. McKenney of Cleveland leads the scoring committee while the event accepts both men and women players.
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Newel
Windog
Elyria
W. BE. NeKenney
Cleveland
McKennes
Emiria
Whiteheads
Austerole Cold Tablets Marketed for Quick Relief
Advert describes Austerole Cold Tablets promising fast relief from sneezing sniffing headache and red nose. It notes safety effectiveness and absence of griping or head buzzing and credits The Miusterole Company Cleveland OL as maker.
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The
Miusterole Company
Cleveland
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