Boys Week Observes Industrial Tours and Treasure Hunt
Elyria youths toured city and county offices as part of Boy's Day in Industry, a feature of Boys Week. Safety Day follows with safety pamphlets, then a YMCA circus. Thursday marks the start of a circus repeated Friday. About two hundred boys visited offices guided by city leaders. Saturday caps the week with outdoor activities, hikes, games, and a Treasure Hunt with tickets for prizes. Fifty eight prizes and four hundred bars of candy are planned, with Treasure Hunt tickets required for prizes at Day's Hardware Store.
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Elyrie
Elyria
Col‘om Company
Pfaudier Company
General Industries Company
The
Boy Scouts
E. J. Moody
E. W. Rule
Thomas Stevenson
John R. Siekkinnex
Norwalk Girl Dreda Aves Stars in Cavalleria Rusticana
Norwalk choir singer Dreda Aves wowed Cleveland crowds in the Cavalleria Rusticana Santuzza role at Public Hall as part of the Metropolitan Opera Company season. Her debut drew hundreds from Norwalk and a record second-night turnout for the double bill with L Amore Dei Tre Re.
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Norwalk
Opera
Cleveland
Mainstreet
Opera Firmament
Dreda Aves
Aves
Santuzza
Miss Aves
Montemezzi
Fails to observe traffic light fined in police court
G Dunfee was fined two dollars and costs after pleading guilty to violating the traffic ordinance for failing to stop at a red light on Broad Street near Middle Avenue. Mayor Hewitt presided over the proceeding this morning.
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Broad Street
Middle Avenue
G. Dunfee
Dunfee
Trath
Hewitt
Redwood-glazed sash earns hot demand in trade note
A brief market item notes Redwood-glazed sash activity while Eabey posted a loss of 2.7 dollars per unit. Ely via Lumber and Coal Co. reports figures tied to item e 2211, signaling retail and supply movements in regional trade.
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Eabey
Elyvia Lumber & Coal Co
Loch Grocers Organize Home Service Food Stores Coop
A cooperative association of Elyria retail grocers formed Tuesday night with 35 merchants at the Eldred and Highgate Co office. Led by W. D. Galligher of Canton, the group aims to unite home owned grocers to combat competition, coordinate advertising, and foster retailer wholesale cooperation. Next week’s meeting will expand plans as Elyria becomes the only city in the region without such a group among about 45 grocers. Over 10,000 grocers in Ohio are already organized.
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Elyria
Eldred and Highgate Company
W. D. Galligher
Canton
Hame Owned
Galligher
Ohio
Slenka Awarded 400 For Beating in Lorain Case
William Slenka, 16, of Lorain, won a verdict of 400 from a jury in a $25,000 suit against Mary Rusin after evidence the defendant struck him with a poker during a fight with the Rusin children. The incident occurred in Lorain.
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William Slenka
Lorain
Mary Rusin
Five Men Fined For Gambling
Five men were fined after gambling at a Fourth Street house. Officers Waldron and Hurd arrested J J Knapp, William H Bruck, Jack Martineau, A W Schnank, and Harry pember. Knapp Bruck Martineau Schnank pleaded guilty and were fined ten dollars and costs. pember, who allowed the gambling, was fined fifty dollars and costs.
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Fourth Street
Frank Waldron
Arthur Hurd
J. J. Knapp
Clark Street
William H. Bruck
Red Cross seeks clothing for boys in Belgrade orphanage
The American Red Cross asks the English Chapter to clothe two ten year old boys from an orphanage in Belgrade that cares for 75 boys. Mothers with outgrown but usable clothing for a 16 year old may notify the Red Cross office. James Glasco was fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty to reckless driving for stopping near a moving train at the Rush Street crossing.
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Belgrade
Serbia
Red Cross
James Glasco
River Street
Rush Street
Glasco
Elyria Fire Department veteran dies at 329 Sixth Street
A longtime Elyria fire department veteran, once an engineer for the old steamer era, passed away. His home was at 329 Sixth Street. His son Lester is expected to arrive today. Funeral arrangements will await his arrival as the body rests at Taylor's Funeral Home.
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Elyria
Sixth Street
Lester
Taylor
Sheriff Praises Colle as Prohibition Raids Net Seven Arrests
Seven arrests were made in star raids conducted in a single day with help from State Prohibition Inspector Baynaham and Sheriff Clarence E. Adams. Adams stated he hopes Cole is not dismissed, calling him one of the best in the state and expressing pleasure at working together. Cole, who has a wife and four children, said he would not do anything to shame his family.
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Prohibition
Baynaham
Clarence E. Adams
Adams
Cole
Oberlin events and campus briefs from June
Classes reunions and alumni gatherings are planned for Wednesday in Chance Creek Black River and Lake Erie shore resorts. College to receive 2000 for scholarships from Mrs Ina Sturges will be split 1000 to the Conservatory and 1000 to the College. Baseball hosts Mt Union at 3 45 p m. Two divorces granted by Judge Webber Ella Ramah Young regains maiden name Ila Ramah Willis.
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Union Glee Clubs
Finney Chapel
Allen Art Building
Chance Creek
Black River
Lake Erie
Iantha B. Sturges
Sturges
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Conservatory
A. R. Webber
Madeline Erly
Gerald Erly
Ella Ramah Young
Laford Young
Eila Ramah Wilis
Illustrated lecture by Senorita Belmonte at Oberlin
Oberlin O May 1 An illustrated lecture will be given by Senorita Nena Belmonte at Wright Laboratory Friday at 430 pm. She will discuss her experiences in the Spanish court and images of several Spanish cities. She is daughter of the Marquesa del Belmonte and has been a familiar figure at King Alfonso s court. At 6 pm she attends the Spanish club banquet at Oberlin Inn with a short after dinner speech by Professor Cony Sturgis on My Conception of Spain. Ralph Warner club president and toastmaster will name next year s officers and award club pins.
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Oberlin. O
Senorita Nena Belmonte
Wright Laboratory
Senorita Belmonte
Marquesa del Belmonte
Alphonso
Oberlin Inn
Cony Sturgis
Spain
Ralph Warner
Graduation Week Plans Made at Oberlin College
Complete plans announced by Secretary George M. Jones outline a full graduation week with events from June 14 to June 18. Highlights include concerts, plays, senior breakfasts, alumni golf, varsity baseball, class day exercises, literary society reunions, campus songs, and a commencement address by Frank Aydelotte. An out of town caterer will serve the alumni dinner under Professor George D. Hubbard.
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George M. Jones
George D. Hubbard
Dramatic Association
Conservatory of Music
Pi Kappa Lambda
Ithe Conservatory of Music
Finney Chapel
Joel B. Hayden
Fairmont Congregational Church
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Oberlin-Shansi Memorial Association
Board of Trustees
Aluroni Council
Warner Hall
Conservatory Reuunion
Barrows House
Allen Art Building
Chapel Terrace
Frank Aydelotte
Swarthmore College
Warner Gymnasium
Dentioned freus Page 2 courtroom testimony
Witnesses describe underage drinking involving Poole and Frankhauser and deny sale of intoxicants to two girls. Testimony covers a motor trip to Athens, claimed wine instead of whiskey, and disputed payouts for the alcohol. Conspiracy charges against Futter and Chapman were dismissed for lack of testimony.
Pupils Present at Gladys Sewell Public Recital
Miss Gladys Sewell presents a class piano recital at the A B Sauer Music store studio on Thursday May 2 p.m. The program includes Group I Original Melodies Group II Melody Playing and Sight Pieces with pupils such as Richard Ward Robert Ward Carl Dodsley Katherine Seitz Francis Park Eleanor Krugman and many others from Elyria Lorain and county schools. The Sauer firm has promoted group piano classes in stores and schools for nine months using the Helen Curtis System trained at Bush Conservatory Chicago.
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Gladys Sewell
A. B. Sauer Music
A. B. Sauer Music Co
Elyria
Lorain
Chicago
Sewell
Helen Curtis
Bush Conservatory of Chicago
Miss Curtis
Fetter
Richard
Robert
Andrew Ward
Carl Dodsley
Katherine, Seitz
Francis Park
Eleanor
Dorothy Krugman
Agnes Kubuske
Elda Tressler
Beatrice Gottlieb
Irene Schweeda
George Davidson
Mary Hoover
Julia
Irene Botka
Rebecca Smith
Howard
Betty Jane Bell
Robert Stanks
Marjorie Pitcock
Nels Smith
Marion Bates
Marjorie Prenitzke
Anne Thewes
Esther Lee
Alfreds Myers
Kathryn Stuntz
Helen Boynton
Ruth Double
Beatrice Surdock
Donna Lucas
Layman's Bible Class Grows At Local YMCA
The Layman's Bible Class at the YMCA shows attendance rise from 13 to 25 in weeks. W. C. McClellan reports the weekly study meets tomorrow evening with Frank Wicford teaching. The group operates on a non denominational basis and will discuss Is the Bible the Inspired Word of God.
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W. C. McClellan
McClellan
Frank Wicford
Falls from moving car injures teen on Oberlin road
Sixteen year old Wilda Camp bell of 95 Tannery Street fell from an open auto door on Oberlin road near Eighteenth street, severely injuring her right knee. She was taken to Memorial hospital and remains under treatment today.
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Wilda Campbel
Tannery Street
Oberlin Road
Eighteenth Street
Memorial Hospital
Democratic Party Chooses Shouse to Lead National Committee
Jouett Shouse of Kansas City named chairman of the Democratic National Committee as Raskob announces a reduced party deficit. Raskob vows to retire only after debts are paid, while Shouse will coordinate with Congress and Democratic leaders to energize activities ahead of next year’s elections.
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Jouett Shouse
Kansas City
McAdoo
Smith
Democratic Nation Committee
Raskob
Cordell Hull
Harding-Cox
U. S
Wall Street
Shouse
Congress
Last Guests Leave Waldorf as Auction Aims at Palace’s End
NEW YORK May 1 The Waldorf closes after 36 years hosting society leaders and royalty. Tomorrow an auction disposes of the fittings and trappings, then wreckers will raze the landmark. Dinner at ten dollars a plate tonight benefits the staff, with few tables to bid farewell.
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New York
the Waldorf
J. Pierpont Morgan
Lillian Russell
Peacock Alley
John W. Gates
James R. Keene
International Confcience
Waldorf
Abner Bartlett
William Waldorf Astor
Baron Astor
England
George C. Boldt
America
Bellevue
Philadelphia
Market Prices Across Butter Eggs Poultry and Grains
Market notes from Cleveland and Chicago list butter eggs and poultry prices in cents per 10 or per dozen, with variations by grade. Also covered are potato prices by region, hogs and cattle bids at Toledo and Minneapolis grain quotes, and New York hay market levels reflecting several grades and packages.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Toledo
Purse Recovered After Wreck by Conductor William Birmingham
A purse found at the Stop 11 Lake avenue auto wreck was picked up by street car conductor William Birmingham of 164 Cleveland Street and turned in to police last night. The report notes a common Malaya pricing practice and averages for Chinese cigarette purchases, one cigarette with a match for about half a cent.
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Lake Avenue
William Birmingham
Cleveland Street
Malaya
Mexican Revolution Sways on Foggy Fronts Near Los Asoles
May 1 report from Mexico City notes the revolution wobbling as federal troops close in from two fronts. Gen. Almazan nears Los Asoles six miles from Agua Prieta, while ministers push a southern drive under Elias Calles. Few insurgent leaders remain in Sonora, with Escobar and Cruz still in the field. others have fled, surrendered, or been captured. Authorities warn the uprising may be crushed, though Cristeros actions in Jalisco persist amid internal discord and lack of a unifying flag or plan.
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Mexico City
el Pulpito Canyon
Juan Almazan
Esta
Los Asoles
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Federal
Plutarco Elias Calles
Marcelo Caraveo
Trevino
Sonorg
J. Gonzalo Escobar
Roberto Cruz
Poace
United States
Jalisco
Escobar
Recalled Lenin origins and a man who eats nails
In Moscow a fifth anniversary tribute to Lenin quotes Kroshenikoff recalling Lenin as a school leader and Kerensky as the gymnasium director. Separately a Moscow surgeon reports a patient named L who swallowed nails, undergoing two operations removing 115 nails then 94 nails plus a coin, with discharge followed by asylum examination.
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Moscow
Nikolai Lenin
Kroshenikoff
Kiev
Lenin
Simbirsk
Moscow Surgical Society
G. P. Larin
Bakukin Hospital
Moscow Sip and Sabotage in Russia at War with Critics
A Moscow tale outlines a man drinking to spite and a city audience cheering a satirical play The Crimson Island by M Bulgakov. The Central Committee reportsDon Basin coal fields lag production due to lax labor discipline despite sabotage accusations. Bulgarian?
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Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Don Basin
Don
Rail speed wars seen as past by Union Pacific chief
President Carl R. Gray of Union Pacific denied rumors of a speed war with the Great Northern for north Pacific coast business. He noted the Great Northern cut Portland to Chicago time to 63 hours and said any transcontinental clocking gains would be copied, risking safety.
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Omaha
Neb
Carl R. Gray
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Portland
Chicago
St. Paul
Gray
Real cause of hay fever described as pollen irritation
The article explains that hay fever is not a fever and not caused by hay. It states pollen grains from plants float in the air and irritate the nose, triggering symptoms.
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Slenka
East Texas
Slocum
Texas
L. J. Hartzell
Montana School of Mines
Vicente G. Lava
University of the Philippines
Mt. Union
Steve Coinman
Five Hundred
North Pleasant Street
Ed. Hensen
Henry Beam
William Richardson
Herrich
Joe Braithwaite
Mrs. Rudekoff
William Peabody Yesteray
Arthur Westlake
Hengst
Lancaster Peop
Harry Nutt
Marshall
Westerville
Litle
Little
Steubenville
Bet & Buckley
Layman’s Bible
Toledo Livestock
Minneapolis
Timothy
Lght
Kerensky
Nails
Crimson Island
Kamerny Theatre
M. Bulgakov
Moscow Theatre
Stanislavsky
Lunacharsky
Advin
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
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