Ireland's Proclamation of Independence before US Congress
The Irish Dail Eireann statement to Congress declares Ireland's right to self determination and seeks US support. It details centuries of British aggression, the 1919 declaration of the Irish Republic, and calls for peace on just terms, urging Congress to recognize Ireland’s national rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internnational News Service
Washington
Great Britain
Dal Eireann
Congress of
United States
Dail Eireann
England
United States of America
Ireland
Congress
Compmn
Europe
Republic of Ireland
Britain
Cork
Dublin
Dali Eireann
Eamon de Valera
Arthur Griffith
George Reynolds Credits Vinci Tonic Recovery
Martinsville Indiana resident George Reynolds in an advertisement says Vinci tonic revived his strength after overwork and nervousness. He notes improved weight and energy and endorses the product with a money back guarantee. The ad prices a bottle at 41.00 and is signed C W Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reynolds
Martinsville
Ind
Vinci
Indiana
C. W. Sphillps
Switch Bill Moves Fast Through Ohio Legislature
A rapid passage effort in Ohio politics shows Commissioner Sam Haigh pushing to advance a switch bill. He emphasizes urgency, insists on continuous duty, and argues the measure protects children and potatoes while promising county revenue. The bill races from senate passage to house calendar amid party maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Haigh
Senator Burke
Sam
Cotton
Burke
Senate
House
House Committee On
Crabbe
Haigh
Ohio
Mr. Crabbe
Cosmo Club Hosts Final Formal Dance At Eagles Hall
Hundreds of couples and many out of town guests attended the Cosmo club formal dance at the Eagles auditorium. Lew Carek Ben Weingartener and Frank Billings led the grand march at 9 o clock while Hurbert's Society Orchestra of Cleveland provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Cosmo Club
Eagles Auditorium
Lew Carek
Ben Weingartener
Frank Billings
Hurbert
Society Orchestra of
Cleveland
Lorain Mayor Threatens Action Over Enforcement Lapses
Governor Harry L Davis informs Lorain Mayor Grall that lax enforcement of liquor laws has prompted state scrutiny. He suspends action to allow local correction, warns that removal under the Milner law remains possible. Letter cites Prohibition Commissioner Parker findings and seeks cooperation with the police chief. May 2–3, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Columbus
Wm. F. Grall
Lorain
Ohio
Sid
Prohibition
Don V. Parker
Secretary of State
Harry L. Davis
Mayor Grall Urges Steady Police Campaign Against Illicit Traffic
The letter from Ohio's Governor urges Chief Walker to sustain vigilant, tireless police efforts to curb liquor traffic prostitution gambling and related disorders. The Mayor proposes watchers at city entrances for suspicious cargoes and invites a meeting at eleven o'clock for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Walker
Department of Police
Cooperation urged in city enforcement program
A letter from Governor of Ohio reports complaints to A C Calhoon and Mayor Grall about laxity in prosecuting police apprehensions. It urges Prosecutor to cooperate fully with the police department and follow orders issued to its chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grall
Calhoon
Department of Police
M Mayor Grall
Elyria
A. C. Calhoon
Lorain
Ohio
William
Falge Entry Gount Fully Sustained Verdict and Demurrer
The court sustained the first falge entry and rendered a verdict and judgment that affect the case only in argument. The second error involved a demurrer to the indictment, which the court found without effect on the proceedings.
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises
An old advertisement advises readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to buy Parmint double strength from the druggist. Mix 1 ounce with 1/4 pint hot water and a little sugar, then take one tablespoon four times daily. Relief may include opened nostrils easier breathing and reduced throat mucus.
Kidney Health Ad Claims Dean's Pills End Kidney Woes
An Elyria resident Owen A. Clements reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He describes back pain fatigue and frequent urination and credits four boxes with restoring health. Advertisement notes the price 60 cents and lists Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as manufacturers.
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Bright
Dean
Elyria
Owen A. Clements
Chestnut
St, Elyria
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Advt
Business Men's League Schedule At City Field
Two games are set for tomorrow afternoon at the city field. Bob’s Preachers face Vine Avenue Merchants at 2 o'clock while Mull Men meet Bill's Barbers. The Pressers and the Barbers are favored to win.
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Lorain
City Field
Bob’s Preachers
Vine Avenue
Mull Men
Bill's Barbers
Man Finds Bicycle and Delivers It to Police
Lorain resident H. A. Smith of 1125 Fourth Street walked into Central Station with a bicycle saying he found it on Colorado Avenue on his way to Cromwell Steel. Police believe the wheel was recently stolen and abandoned near the steel works.
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Lorain
A. H. Smith
Fourth Street
Central Station
Colorado Avenue
Cromwell Steel Company
Smith
Court affirms lower court ruling in misappropriation case
The court finds no substantial error warranting reversal and affirms the common pleas judgment. An inquiry at attorney F. M. Stevens office indicates the case with Davies may go to the Supreme Court. No decision yet from the Western Court of Appeals on the prior conviction for misappropriating 756000 of the bank’s funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
F. M. Stevens
Davies
Cae
Supreme Court
Western Court of Appeals
Sea wall plan eyed as A street erodes into Lake Erie
Council discusses city cooperation with property owners after Fr Walsh or Walters reports at least 12 feet of A street frontage fell into Lake Erie last week. Rivers and harbors committee along with city solicitor service director and engineer to investigate costs and resident contributions. Walters urges action on washed away land and threatened streets on the north side of A street.
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Lorain
Fr. D. Walters
Lake Erie
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Walters
Good Prospect for Boulevard on West Shore Road
G W Dudderar of the Lorain Chamber of Commerce secured final government approval for the boulevard plan during a Washington trip. Federal and state engineers will handle minor changes, with work possibly starting after May lettings and a few months to begin construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
West Shore Road
G. W. Dudderar
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
State
V. N. Pierce
Columbus
Dudderar
City Council OKs East 31st Street Improvement
The council passed a resolution declaring the need to improve East 31st Street Court from Vine Avenue to Fulton Avenue in Lorain. The action formalizes plans to upgrade the street as part of city infrastructure work.
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Lorain
East 31St Street
Vine Avenue
Fulton Avenue
City Teachers Examination Set for Blyria High May 7 1921
An examination for city teachers will be held at Blyria High School on Sixth street Saturday May 7 1921. FE. M. Shelton Clerk of Board.
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Bllyria High School
Sixth Street
FE. M. Shelton
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Noeweparr
A. A. King
City of Lorain
William F, Grall
C& C
the Northern Savings & Loan Co
Scott & Sowne
Lecurious
Allen & Brown
Elyria, Ohio
O’donnell
O”Donnell
Grote
Ma i Figs
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