Parade Night Lights Up City With Local Groups
A city parade begins tonight at seven with Mawel children and Bungxling Eros and paugh's Creator Combined open acts. The Fraternal Order of Weagies directs the event with officials from other local organizations. Parking is arranged on the west side of Middle Avenue between SHS Road Street and Second Street, and on Broad Street south of Ely Park near Court Street.
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Paugh
Direc
Order of Weagies
Middle Avenue
Shs Road Street
Second Street
Broad Street
Ely Park
Court Street
Middle ‘Avenue
Police Department
Miners Union Sought By Hocking Valley. New Plan Outlined
Athens Ohio May 2 Disapproval of past strike settlement methods voiced at Athens County Civic Association meeting led by Oral Daugherty formerly subdistrict president of the United Mine Workers He proposes plans to keep miners in the valley working with fair pay and a separate union for Hocking Valley miners to secure a lower wage scale and avoid non union reopenings Merchants fear further credit limits and seek immediate agreement to prevent mine closures
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Athens
Athens County
Oral Daugherty
United Mine Workers
Daugherty
Hocking Valley
Jacksonville
Hockings
Sunday Creek Valley
Congress Today Senate and House Debates Continue
Congress today faces ongoing debates as the Senate continues the Boulder Dam discussion and a cotton investigation by the agriculture sub committee. The presidential campaign probing committee holds its first meeting as foreign relations weighs calendar bills. The House considers a calendar bill while an inland waterways hearing resumes. conferees review flood control measures.
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Senate
Boulder Dam
Agriculture
Foreign Relations Committee
HOUSE
Interstate Commerce Committee
Ages of Directors of England's Four Leading Railways
A survey shows the average ages of directors at England's four principal railways range from 60 to 67 years. The findings highlight senior leadership across the rail network, with the oldest group at one company and the youngest at another, reflecting a mature boardroom landscape.
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Railways of
England
U N G to Undergo Field Training at Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard announces field training for 6,500 officers and men. The second battalion, 272nd Infantry, will join Perry June 10 for the first encampment June 10 2. The 74th Infantry Brigade and 112th Medical Regiment camp July 14 25. July 22 August 5 the 37th division headquarters special troops and 87th Division Air Corps will be encamped. Other dates include infantry brigade and 37th Division trains July 29 August 12 and August 12 26 for the 54th Cavalry Brigade 107th Cavalry Regiment 112th Engineers State Staff Corps. The 62nd Field Artillery will train at Camp Knox Kentucky August 19 September.
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Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Camp Perry
Adjt
Frank D. Henderson
272Nd Infantry
Perry
74Th Infantry
112Th
37Th Division
87Th Division
Air Corps
Jord
54Th Cavalry Brigade
107Th Cavalry Regiment
112Th Engineers and State Staff Corps
62Nd Field Artillery
Camp Knox
Firemen Extinguish Grass Fire on Foster Ave
Firemen from squad Co. 1 extinguished a grass fire on the north side of Foster Avenue Tuesday afternoon. The blaze was caused by a cigarette.
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Foster Avenue
Car Crash on West River Street Damages Dengir Vehicle
Police report details a collision on West River and Furnace streets Tuesday involving drivers identified as Mrs. J M Dengir of 985 West River Street and Mrs. Llewellyn of 986 West River Street. Dengir’s car sustained damage.
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West River Street
J M. Dengir
Llewellyn
West River
Furnace Streets
Dengir
Man Admits Drinking Charge in Police Court
William Martin of Shear Street was fined five dollars and costs in police court this morning on a charge of intoxication. Martin pleaded guilty to the charge upon arraignment.
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William Martin
Shear Street
Martin
Paint Improves Exterior Look of Elyria Post Office
The Elyria post office exterior has been refreshed with light green ironwork paint. Interior painting is not planned at this time.
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Elvria
Elyria
Elyrian Fined For Driving Against Trapific
Tom Hricorees of Cleveland Street was fined 2 dollars and costs in police court today by Mayor James A. Hewitt for violating the city traffic ordinance. Hricorees pleaded guilty to driving the wrong way through Troxel alley, a designated one way street.
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Elyrian
Trapefic
Tom Hricorees
Cleveland Street
James A. Hewitt
Hricorees
Troxel Alley
Man Denies Being Columbus Street Henry Barnes
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a man fined Tuesday for driving while intoxicated claimed the name Henry Barnes and Columbus street address, but police chief FE J Stopkard confirmed this morning the fined man is not the Columbus street resident.
Margaret Parker sues Frank Parker for alimony
Margaret Parker charged her husband Frank Parker with extreme cruelty and gross neglect during their married life and filed suit for alimony in common pleas court on Tuesday.
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Margaret Parker
Frank Parker
Common Pleas
Gold Tempts As May Day Comes to Elyria Country Club
The scene across Elyria and Spring Valley Country Clubs showed ideal early May weather with sunny skies and balmy temperatures. Men practiced drives and approaches while trees bloomed and a fountain fish swam contentedly, signaling a near perfect spring afternoon.
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Elyria
Spring Valley Country Club
Mans
Ely Park
St Josephs PTA honors health winners and holds annual meeting
Amherst May 2 The St Josephs parochial school's Parent Teachers Association held a regular meeting with blue ribbon health contest awards presented by Dr Harrett and Miss Wade. Winners named include Wim, Andrews, Winnie, Attie, Esther Josef, Margaret Ivobach, Virginia Wesbecher, and others. Officers were elected: president Mrs Pat Ward, vice president Mrs William Wilker, secretary Mrs Melvin Slack. A Mothers Day program by fourth and fifth graders featured a Columbus vs Lindbergh debate. Columbus won. Plans discussed for field day parade at Oberlin May 11. Updated moves of local residents Frank Hurlbut and Ired Lange noted. Lorain County RE Council to hold all-day session at First Congregational Wellington. Final PTA meeting next Monday with officer elections and arts and manual training exhibits. Ladies Aid party scheduled with honorary guests Mr and Mrs Wm M Davis and Mrs Fred Zickuke.
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Amherst
Parent Teachers' Association of
St. Joseph's
Harrett
Wade
Lorain County
Ohio
Barrett
Wim, Andrews
Winnie
Attie
Esther Josef
Mrgaret Ixovach
Virginia Wesbecher
Russel Andrews
Leona Gillis
Wildezarde Gillis
Loretta Younglass
Gertrude Younglass
Margaret Wesbecher
Dorothy Fuhrman
Benne
Mrrs
Pat Ward
Wm. Wilker
Melvin Slack
Columbus
Lindbergh
Richard Krutch
Walter Krohn
William Andrews
Roy Brennen
Oberlin
Frank Hurl
Cleveland Avenue
Washington Street
Ired Lange
Forest Street
Elsna Avenue
Lorain County Council of Religious Education
First Congregational Church
Wellington
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wm M Davis
Cleveland
Fred Zickuke
Azanna
Local society notes and church events in Amherst area
A long list of social visits, club meetings, and church activities is reported. Guests include Mr and Mrs C Haettick North Olmsted and Rev Paul David Genoa. The Brotherhood of St Peter’s Evangelical Church meets, and Friendship Club hosts a Talber afternoon with table games. Several women host gatherings. dinners and all day sessions are planned, with invitations extended to the public. Public works notes mention council actions on sidewalks and a clean up week. Funeral services for Mrs Ralph Baetz are set at St Joseph’s church with burial at St Joseph’s cemetery.
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C. Haettick
North Olmsted
Fred Kunde
Brotherhood of
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Paul David
Genoa
Chas. Kendeigh
Axtel Street
Friendship Club
Melvin Unger
Chaz. Kendeigh
Ed Schroeder
L. S. Shafter
George Becker
Fred Mathes
Cornell Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
South Amherst Methodist Church
F. Nickels
Joseph Heathcote
Bell Brosicker
E. Griffin
Lewis Merchant
G. Harris
Workers’ Conference
First Evangelical Church
Stone City
Eastern Jars
Masonic Hall
St. Ann’s Society of
St Joseph's
R C
Hugh Finnegan
C. O Masters
Batelle
Etta McMellin
Sadie Bower
Chas. Harris
Elyria
Mellin
Bower
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
Church Council of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Homer
Telton
Brownhelm
Ross Stewart
Grafton
Cyril Brechmacht
R. A. Pelt
Methodist Church
Ralph J. Duke
R.D
Lorain
Walter Kappley
Symphony Orchestra of
Philathea Bible
St. Peter's
Clair Reinhart
Jesus
Elia Jaeger
Jedith Heller
Frances Jaeger
Henry Kane
Albert Kreeger
East Street
Jackson Street
Paul Mettzhi
Logan Gag Co
Park Avine
Jay Dine
Alsa
Artel Street
Healy Name Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Parmadale
A. F. McQueen
E. W. Lahif
McQueen
E. W. Lahiff
Rarph Baetz
St. Josephs Catholic Church
James Eischen
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Calvary Cemetery
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland Ohio May 2
Wholesale produce prices listed for potatoes poultry butter eggs and other items in Cleveland Ohio and Columbus Ohio on May 2. Items include 150 lb sacks of potatoes at various regional prices, butter and eggs quoteds, and specific crate and bbl prices for lettuce onions pineapples and tomatoes with notes on demand and quality levels.
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Columbus
Roy
Cleveland live stock market reports May trade results
Cleveland Ohio May 2 market report shows Reds and holdovers around 15 to 25 cents lower with several weight classes listed. Cattle steady to higher for calves and beef stock, vealers and cows priced, sheep market strong with fat lambs topping near 17 dollars and bulk lambs around 16 dollars. Packing sows and various cow categories are cited with price ranges.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
WOCS
Toledo Livestock and Chicago Quotations Summary
Toledo market reports hogs and cattle with price ranges and shifts on May 2. Chicago quotes list butter eggs poultry figures, with varied classes and prices reflected for creamery butter, eggs, and live poultry products.
Market report shows mixed grain and produce prices across states
Spring ducks 28c geese 16c. Potatoes Reds 137 cars on track 320 total United States shipments 563 cars. Old stock trading light. Market weaker Wisconsin sacked whites 1.80 1.95 Minnesota russets 1.60 Idaho russets 1.70 1.85 Washington russets 1.40 1.65 New stock steady Heat Texas Bliss Triumphs No 1 4.00 4.25 Florida Spalding Rose barrels 7.25 7.50. Wheat No 1 hard 1.74 northern spring 1.70-4 Corn No 2 mixed 1.13 yellow 1.13-1.15 Oats No 2 white 0.681? 0.71 Rye 1.39 1/2 Barley 1.09 Timothy seed 3.75 4.50 Clover seed 19.50 26.50 Lard 12.12, Ribs 8.12, Beulies 13.75.
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United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Washington
Sussems
Texas
Florida
Barrel
Spalding Rose
Toledo grain prices May 2 1920s
Prices per bushel include Wheat cash No 2 red 2.26 to 2.27 Corn cash No 3 yellow 1.15 1 2 1.16 1 2 Oats cash No 2 white 1 ton Rye cash No 2 1.47 Clover seed cash domestic 16.75 Oct Dec 17.75 cash imported 13.75 Alstee cash 15.00 Timothy cash and Mary 2.20 Dec 2.70
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Toledo
Timothly
Mary
Minneapolis Grain Market Report May 2
In Minneapolis May 2, flour rose 20 cents per barrel in carload lots with patent types at 9.49 to 9.55. Bran at 3750, 2800. Wheat May 1.58 7-3, July 1.58 3-4, Sept 1.56 12. No 1 red durum 1.36 3-1 to 1.38 3-4. Corn No 6 yellow 1.08 1.10. Oats No 3 white 60 1-5. Flax No 1 1.234 2.42.
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Minneapolis
Texas Dude Ranch Attracts Tourists In Davis Mountains
Alpine Texas May 2 One of the state s famous old ranches near this city in the Davis Mountains has been purchased by local business men to operate as a dude ranch for tourists. Pete Crawford veteran cowboy and federal border officer named manager. cattle ponies brought to the 20000 acre Valle la Cienega ranch with equipment unchanged for fifty years. Guides hired for deer bear mountain lion and turkey hunts next fall. Crawford says adults crave the feel of a big ranch and playing cowboy though veterans dismiss city cowboys.
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Alpine
Tex
Texas
Lttle
Davis Mountains
Plainus
Pete Crawford
Crawford
Valle la Cienega
City
James Monroe Shrine Opens in Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Virginia May 2 The James Monroe Shrine honoring President Monroe on the 170th anniversary of his birth opens in a one story law building where he began his practice and brought his bride Laurence Gouverneur Hoes a Monroe descendant led the effort choosing the Charles Street site The shrine holds Monroe Doctrine relics including a desk from France used in the White House with the Immortal Monroe Doctrine inscribed
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Frederickeburgh
Virginia
James Monroe
Laurence Gouverneur Hoes
Hoes
Charles Street
Monroe
Thomas Jefferson
France
White House
Elections in Berne Switzerland Ballot Process Details
In the canton of Berne Switzerland elections occur on Saturday afternoons and Sundays to minimize business disruption. Ballot boxes are located at the railway station for voter convenience and an attendant helps identify voters and directs them to the boxes.
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Berne
Switzerland
Tangier Offers 4000 Prize for Gibraltar Strait Swim
Tangier announces a $4000 prize to the first swimmer to cross the Straits of Gibraltar from their coast, reversing the route recently completed by Miss Mercedes Gleftze. The contest emphasizes speed and endurance, inviting bold competitors to attempt the historic crossing.
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Tangier
Straits of Gibraltar
Mercedes Gleftze
Millikan Extends Cosmic Ray Tests In Caltech Lead
Pasadena scientist Dr. Robert Millikan and assistant Dr. G H Cameron plan extensive summer experiments to fix the origin and path of cosmic rays beyond the Milky Way. Using wide area electroscopes from California to the Andes and the Pacific, they test whether thunderstorms or Earth atmospheric processes create the rays, seeking decisive evidence beyond the Milky Way.
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Pasadena
Cal
Robert Andrews Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Millikan
G. H. Cameron
Western Hemisphere
California
South America
Andes Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Raxis
Andes
Earth
Milligan
Lake Miguilla
South American
Exploration Yacht Carnegie Leaves on Three Year Cruise
Washington May 2 The non magnetic exploration yacht Carnegie sailed from the Potomac for a three year voyage covering about 110000 miles through the world s seven seas The ship sponsored by the Carnegie Institution will observe variations in the earth s magnetic field with a crew of twenty five including seven scientists It plans to follow the sun and avoid storms while mapping ocean depths and studying earthquakes and marine life The vessel built of non magnetic brass and copper will also test radio communications during the expedition
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Washington
Potomac
Carnegie
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Pacific
Tve
Carne-gie
Card party at G A R hall Thursday evening
Card party hosted by S. of V. Auxiliary at the G A R hall on Thursday evening. Prizes and refreshments promised. Public invited.
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G. A. R. Hall
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Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co
Bungling Bros
Sorepaugh
Egypt
Monsieur Francez Kelso
America
Bruno
Spot
Gouk
Ran Tan Tan
U.N. G
Heads World Methodist Meet
Joseph F. Berry
Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference of Methodists
Kansas City
Berry
Michigan
Toledo Livestock
J.ames
Chicago
Beulies
Vaughn Electric Company
Cleveland St
A. Minnich & Sons West Sr. & B. & O
Exploration
Cinders
W.t.fridenstine
EF. Bridge St
Holcomb's Meat Market
6Th St
Middle Ave
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