Vacation Bible Schools Planned By City Churches
A meeting of Methodist and several church leaders decided to conduct five week Vacation Bible Schools in central west and east city sections. A fact superintendent will oversee teachers with no teachers in each section and a slate of pastors and laymen from six churches serving on the board of control. Rev. J H Grant Rev W S Smith and Deane Burns named to executive committee with roles in teachers curriculum enrollment Betty and finances.
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Methodist
Central
West
Stern
Methist
Congregational
Church of
Cabinet in turmoil as impeachment talk spreads
Controversy swirls over alleged misconduct in wartime contracts and big‑business ties involving Secretary Mellon and other cabinet members. Lawmakers debate whether officials should answer accusations publicly, amid calls for fair process and presidential stability.
April Ice Fines and City Fees Totals 1267.95
Grant Shrock presents his April monthly financial report showing fines and costs totaling 1228.10, vendor's fees 25, building permits 75, miscellaneous collections 10, and overall total 1267.95. The remainder appears to be an advertising blurb for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, praising the ideal woman and urging purchase.
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Hce
Grant Shrock
Health talks at annual meeting stress lakefront sanitation
W H Dittoe urged lakefront sewage disposal and farm drainage controls to protect city water supplies. Sept 8 Seale noted improvements in school health measures as nurses inspect pupils and teach hygiene, reducing illness. county commissioners and local communities urged action.
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W. H. Dittoe
Division of Sanitary Engineering
State Department of Health
District Department Health
Island Engineering Society
Lake Front
C. Seale
Beveridge Sees Indiana Win in Republican Primary
Ex Senator Albert Beveridge appears poised to defeat Senator Harry S. New in Indiana's GOP primary. Washington leaders, after long-distance calls to poll results, concede Beveridge victory and acknowledge New's defeat. <|vq_0|>
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Washington
Indiana
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry 8. New
Harding
Senate
Indianapolis
Harry S. New
Beveridge
Watson
New
Rush
Americans Favor Isolation from European Affairs
Gordon Selfridge, formerly of Chicago and promoter of England's first department store, said in an exclusive interview that 99 percent of Americans favor American isolation from European affairs following his return from the United States. The Robinson Hancock Co. advertises a special selling of Huck Finn wash rompers, sizes 2 to 6, at 65 cents per suit.
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London
Gordon Selfridge
Chicago
England
United States
International News Service
Robinson Hancock Co
Lorain County Sunday School Convention Opens In Session
The Lorain County Sunday School convention in Oberlin opens with devotions and a program featuring Mrs. Chas Battenfield, Miss Elizabeth Rich, Rev. T. B. Schnatner, Rev. J. L. Lobinger, and speakers Mrs. W. D. Van Boorhis and Miss Alice May. Officers for the coming year to be chosen after afternoon sessions.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Chas. Battenfield
Anssom Tes
Elizabeth Rich
Elyria
Young People’s
T. B. Schatner
Wellington
J. L. Lobinger
W. D. van Boorhis
Findlay
Alice May
Columbus
F. E. Eastman
U. Moc
Amherst
F. W. Smith
Ex-wife in police case linked to multiple deaths and insurance
Investigators probe a Pennsylvania woman linked to five marriages and possible arsenic poisoning. Red Cross found a $1009 government policy denial before her last husband died. Detectives question acquaintances as evidence mounts. Diamonds bought after the insurance payout were pawned for a loan while she proclaims innocence.
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Red Cross
Police Department
Pittsburgh
Stanton
Anotter
Burgan Kills Two Inmates Wounds Third at Hospital
Burgan, an epileptic inmate at Parsons Hospital, killed two patients and fatally wounded a third while they slept in bed. John Cole, 60, and Richard M. Jones, 61, died from crushed skulls. W. B. Plesher, 60, was dying. Burgan was captured by a hospital attendant and will be sent to an insane asylum.
Genoa Conference Debates Russia Conditions and Bank Plans
The Genoa session saw tense talks on Russian terms with Premier Lloyd George and Commissar Tehitcherin urging cautious paths. World bankers plan a meeting led by Sir Lamins Worthington Evans to coordinate credit and pursue a gold standard, with U S participation considered essential.
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Lloyd George
England
Russia
France
Transport Commission
Tehitcherin
Europe
League of Nations
Lamins Worthington-Evans
Finance Commission
Bank of England
United States
Sir Lamimg
America
U. S
Genoa
Internacional Bank
Walter Rathenau
Elyrian Committees Named For Tomorrow’s Meetings
The Elyrians announce committee appointments across industrial groups led by chairman Calvert. Lists include R D Perry, J C Smith, A L Pat Tick, and many others with names across decorations, automobile, pubbeny, and beta merchants. Exhibitors feature Electro Alloys Co and Atlas Tent & Awning Co among numerous firms.
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George Dp
Nicholas
Jim Arputage
J. C. Smith
D. Perry
A. G. Bean
A. L. Pat Tick
Harry 5. Calvert
Retepion
Hean
D. Nicholas
AL. Patrick
EB. Lozier
H.C. Weil
W. E. Gray
A. L
Lad & Lassie Mfg. Co
Atlas Tent & Awning Co
Wm. Kay & Sons
Electric company at Lorain granted bond condition for rate upturn
The Ohio Public Service Co. won permission to implement a new lighting rate starting May 1, contingent on posting a 25090 dollar bond to rebate consumers if the final hearing lowers the rate. The Public Utilities Commission found the November 1 valuation unsatisfactory and gave 30 days to supply a May 1 valuation showing the rate change.
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Electric Company
Lorain
State Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Public Service Co
Fierce Battle Rages in Kilkenny as Free Staters Advance
Reports from Kilkenny describe continued fighting between free staters and Irish Republican Army irregulars. Free staters reportedly storm Ormonde Castle where irregulars defend strongly. Reinforcements of special constables arrive in Ulster to counter republican roving bands. Protestant South Donegal residents ordered to evacuate amid Sinn Fein fears. An attempt to wreck trains near Londonderry prompts safety actions as Dublin closes the port due to ARU mutineers.
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Kilkenny
Irish Republican Army
Ormonde Castle
Belfast
Ulster
England
South Donegal
Londonderry
Peking
Machang
Hun River
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso Lin
China
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Pei Fu
Shentung
Hunan
Sun
Chao
Chang
Legation
Ohio Workhouse Head Asked to Resign Over Brutal Treatment
May 3 announcement that suspension will follow if Superintendent W P Donohoo does not resign was made by Police Chief French. Donohoo, in twelve years in charge, admitted responsibility for whippings of inmates Charles Redman and Homer Harrison, colored former inmates, amid claims of brutal treatment.
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Columbus
W. P. Donohoo
Donohoo
French
Donovoy
Giren Charles Redman
Homer Harrison
Donodge
Harrison
Redman
United States Debt Rises in April by 45.6 Million
The treasury department reports the U S public debt increased by 45 584 863 in April. Debt on May 1 stood at 23 190 201 356 due to treasury certificates issuances and a non income tax period.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
Treasury
Quieting Title Suits Filed Over Ridgeville Land Plot
The Dyke Homes Co. has filed in court to quiet title to a 4 plot parcel in Ridgeville township against Henry Champin and others.
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The
Dyke Homes Co
Henry Champin
Ridgeville Township
Trembley Former Elyria Resident Dies at 94
Funeral services in this city Thursday for Margaret M. Trembley 94 a former Elyria resident who died in Rock Island. Carris N. Hubbard pleaded not guilty at arraignment in West Roxbury district court charged with murdering her husband and was held without bail.
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Elyria
Margaret M. Trembley
Rock Island
Boston
Carris N. Hubbard
West Roxbury
Treasury Fourth Floor Fire at White House Site
A small explosion in the U S Treasury fourth floor storage area sparked a rapid blaze. Firefighters feared loss of control as flames illuminated the White House and nearby buildings. The president and Mrs. Harding were awakened as guards secured the area and firemen worked to contain the fire.
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White House
Washington Hotel
Harding
Kane
Marienville
William Himes
Ot Kane
Pittsburgh
South Side
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Market Report from Cleveland Live Stock Yard
Receipts show cattle at 200 steady market. Calves 25060 strong top 1000. Sheep and lambs 500 slow top 15.00. Hogs 2000 steady to 15c lower Yorkers 11.15.
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Cleveland
Grim double tragedy in Chestnut Hill Powell suicides after murder
Boston Massachusetts May 3 police and district attorney officials pieced together a grim scene from the Powell murder suicide at the Chestnut Hill residence. Lena Elizabeth Powell lay dead in the drawing room with three bullet wounds while William B Powell was found upstairs with four bullet wounds after apparently shooting his wife and then himself. Powell a manager with R G Dunn and Company stood accused by investigators of carrying out the killings before taking his own life.
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Boston
District Attorney's Office
William B. Powell
Lena Elizabeth Powell
Chestnut Is
Wellington Road South Closure and Local Updates
Wellington May 3 road work begins on the Huntington route with a Wednesday closure expected to finish promptly. Entre Nous Club meets at Mrs Gran Smiths East Main St with Mrs Glassler Cleveland as honorary guest. Mrs Cyrus Wilbur passes away at her daughters home, funeral Friday. Local notices report Ralph Rowland starting a new East Main street home, Ella Starr visiting, the Hill family moving to Mill Street, and teacher Mr Lehning returning after illness. Kinnison Memorial nearing completion.
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Wellington
Gran Smith
East Main St
Miss Smith
Glassler Cleveland
Cyrus Wilbur
Blanche Murray
Ralph Rowland
East Main Street
Ella Starr
Pittsburgh
Fred Bradley
C. J. Hill Ang
Mill Street
Lehning
Kinnison
Amherst Farmer Is Sued for Divorce
Gladys Cooper of Amherst files suit for divorce from Robert Cooper alleging extreme cruelty. The action seeks the end of their marriage and related relief as the court proceedings proceed.
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Amherst Farmer
Gladys Cooper
Amherst
Robert Cooper
She al
Kidney and Bladder Health Secret from Dr Carey
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr Carey’s Prescription No 77 to cleanse kidneys and neutralize acids. It claims kidneys filter 500 grains of toxins daily and promises relief from rheumatism dizziness and bladder weakness. Available from druggists including Harry A Crandall.
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Harry A. Crandall
Divorce sought over estranged husband long absences
The wife alleges fourteen months ago she moved to his home and has since endured his absence and mistreatment. He reportedly mocked and urged divorce. He holds shares in Waite Tax Co Templar Motor Co and a Cleveland bank account. She seeks divorce an injunction to prevent interference with her and his property along with child custody.
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Farfh
St Amheret
Waite Tax Co
Templar's Motor Co
Cleveland
Ridgeville PTA Announces Tacky Party at Town Hall
The Parent-Teachers Association of Ridgeville Center School will host a Tacky party at the Town Hall on May 4, 1922.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association of
Ridgeville Center
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