Division of U.S. Destroyers Ordered Into Action
The report outlines a wartime like mobilization as destroyers were ordered into action amid a Mexican crisis. It notes the thrust of U.S. naval forces and mentions Newport Kentucky as a dateline context for the dispatch. The piece also references broader political dynamics including a teachers strike for pay raises and California state primary results involving Hoover and Johnson figures.
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U.S
Newport
Associated Press
San Francisco
Hirami W. Dolmson
California
Herbert C. Hoover
Fobson
Hoover
Patchem and Wearem Glugs Endorse Fight Costly Clothes
A Birmingham Alabama based club initiative to curb high clothing costs gains endorsement from Howard Figg, special assistant to the attorney general. The group aims to push government efforts to lower prices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Patchem
Birmingham
Ala
Howard Figg
Willys-Overland Plans New 55,000 Dollar Plant Addition
The Willys-Overland company prepares to erect a large block steel and concrete building on their factory grounds. A permit was filed yesterday for a 55000 dollar structure that will expand their existing complex and create more jobs.
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Willys-Overland
Bolshevists Loot Kiev Before Leaving City
Report from Warsaw dated May 5 says Russian Bolshevik soldiers loot houses and stores in Kiev as they prepare to abandon the city amid indications of great confusion.
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Bolshevists
Kiev
City
Associated Press
Warsaw
Northeastern Ohio Oil and Gas seeks to discontinue gas service
Columbus May 5. The Northeastern Ohio Oil and Gas Company applied for permission to discontinue gas service on September 1 to Ashtabula Jefferson Geneva and Conneaut. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission heard the case today but will not rule for several days.
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Prase
Columbus
Northeastern Ohio Oil and Gas Company
Ashtabula
Jefferson
Geneva
Conneaut
Ohio Public Utilities', Commission
Armour & Co Charged With Profiteering
Associated Press reports Armour & Co and its New England manager John E Wilson face profiteering charges in Boston. A warrant issued by US Commissioner Hayes led to Wilsons arrest on evidence from the US district attorney showing lamb bought under 10 cents a pound plus freight around four cents was sold locally for 25 12 cents.
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Associated Press
Boston
Armour &Co
New England
John E. Wilson
United States
Hayes
United States District Attorney's Office
War tourists arrive in France to view devasted regions
The vanguard of American tourists expected to visit devastated areas in northern and eastern France during the coming summer arrived today in Hatre. The Associated Press reports visitors plan a counting summer tour to assess war damage and witness reconstruction efforts.
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Associated Press
Hatre
France
Brown Shoe declares 33 1 3 percent common stock dividend
Brown Shoe Company in St. Louis announces a common stock dividend of 33 1 3 percent. The dividend raises common stock from 6.3 million to 8.4 million dollars. Rational convention selections planned and two districts to name delegates at caucuses amid ongoing district conventions.
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Associated Press
Brown Shoe Company
Divorces Multiply As Courts Hear Record Day
Six divorce cases filed in Lorain County over twelve hours, the largest one day total in over a year. Plaintiffs include Edith and John Cadden in Lorain, Elizabeth Galencsen and Joseph Galencsen, and Julia Zboray and other spouses, citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty.
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Lorain
Joseph Galecsen
John Zboray
Julia J. Zhoray
Vine Street
Lo God
Roem
Lippert
Louis Lippert
Oscar ‘Koppenhafer
Myrtle
Koppenhafer
Gros
Florida
Elyria Young Men's Business Club Names Delegates
The Elyria Young Men's Business Club met in the Chamber of Commerce to elect delegates for the national convention of Young Men's Business Clubs in St Louis. Harold H Perry Harold Agate and Lawrence Webber were chosen to represent Elyria. The meeting featured musical numbers and a report on the May dance at the Elks hall May 14 with hopes for wide attendance.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Lere
Chicago
Johnson
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Mich
John Oman
Aglamaton
Young’ Men's Business Club
Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Whitehead
Luna Lodge 1003
Machinist's Union of
Elyria
Whitehead
Ben Shubert
Piao
Harry Creenlund
Young Men’s Business
St. Louis
Harold H. Perry
Harold Agate
Lawrence Webber
Jack Warden
Elks Hall
Bank closure announced for Glenmont private lender
The Farm Era Bank of Glenmont Holmes county with about 165000 in resources is taken over for liquidation by the state banking department. Owners H W Gray president W D Gray vice president J B Gray cashier asked for investigation and wind up proceedings.
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Aseccttied
Columbus
Farméra Bank of
Glenmont
Holmes County
State Banking Department
Pontius
Tag Bank
H. W. Gray
Ww. D. Gray
J. B. Gray
App
Ohio suffrage rally signals nationwide momentum
Columbus May 5 The Ohio league of women voters launched as successor to the Ohio women’s suffrage association Maude Park national leader predicted ratification of the suffrage amendment by thirty six states and twenty million women soon with full enfranchisement. Constantinople May 3 Bandit chieftain Abraham arrested at Alegoana. Toledo May 5 Movement to force removal of streetcars to be heard in city council tonight. Los Angeles May 5 Walter Watson implicated in murder of Nina Delaney returned to ward after aiding officers in locating the body and testifying at an inquest.
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Ohio Women
Columbus
Ohio League of Women Voters
Ohio Women's Suffrage Association
Maude Wood Park
Boston
National League of Women Voters
Toledo
Toledo Railways
Rand Light Company
Los Angeles
Walter Andrew Watson
EL Centro
Nina Lee Delaney
May Day Strikes Sweep Across U S Unions and Railroads
A roundup of labor unrest reports from New York Chicago and Dayton notes 12 fencing candidates for Olympic selection in New York and a May Day strike wave touching subway drivers walking delegates and switchmen. Details cover wage talks eight hour days and seniority issues as unions push for new contracts and implementation dates across cities and industries.
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New York
United States
League of America
New York Building ‘Trades Council
Chicago
Messengers Delivery Union
Western Union
Carmen
Lumbermen's Association
Railroad Managers’ Association
Dismissal Of Espionage Indictments In Brooklyn Case
Joseph F. Rutherford head of the Russellite faith and eight church officers were freed in federal court Brooklyn when indictments charging violation of the espionage act were dismissed.
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New York
Oseph F. Rutherford
Russellite’ Faith
Brooklyn
New York City Adds Twenty Five Municipal Taxicabs
City officials long used luxurious cars for official calls will switch to twenty five municipally owned taxicabs. Each cab will have a meter to record mileage and waiting time to ensure business use only. Police fire and Mayor Hylan’s car arrangements remain unaffected.
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Associated Press
New York
Minos
New York City
Hylan
House Fire Damages Home on Fifth Street
A chimney sparked a fire that reached the roof of A. M. Hannaford’s residence at 331 Fifth Street this afternoon. Fire department officials estimate the loss at the scene.
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A. M. Hannaford
Fifth St
Newspprint price rise urged by Internationals Paper
A telegram to Joseph Pulitzer Jr from Cherster W. Lyman reports July 1 newsprint price increases due to higher pulp wood and mill supply costs. Publishers urged rigid economy, warning government price controls could disrupt mills, with an estimated addition of about 150000 tons a year to supply.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internationals Paper Company
Cherster W.lyman
Senate
Joseph Pulizer, Jr
St. Louis Post Dispatch
City Clears Rubbish Amid Busy Cleanup Week
The city cleanup department reports heavy rubbish collection across the city. Crews finished at the south end and now work on the east side. loads go to the city dump with burnable refuse slated for disposal. More litter than usual noted by collectors.
YHLC.A Names Directors At Annual Meeting
The Y M C A annual meeting selected directors for terms ranging from one to five years. One year appointees include O M Braman T J Robinson Asaph Jones Ralph Murbach and Fr Pepper. Longer terms list F A Smythe H K Day E F Allen C E Hancock and A E Taylor among others.
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O. M. Braman
T. ‘J. Robinson
Asaph Jones
Ralph Murbach
Fr. Pepper
F. A. Smythe
H. K., Day
E. F. Allen
C. E. Hancock
A. E. Taylor
George E. Ely
Frank Wilford
Henry Heiderich
J. H. Hurst
D. A. Baird
L. R. Webber
James Thomas B. P. Poste
C. J. Crehore
H. B. Wibber
E. J. Crisp
Harry A. Crandall
F. WM. Shelton
J. F Burke
County Garage Bids Rejected by Commissioners
County commissioners rejected two bids for a new five stall garage behind the county jail. John Kaiser & Bro offered 6 582 dollars and Henry Heldrich 5 522 95 dollars, though the estimate stood at 5 500. The stucco tile building was planned to be a handsome addition.
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John Kaiser & Bro
Henry Heldrich
Exchange Club Urged to Do Duty as Citizens Speaker Emphasizes Public Interest
At Tuesday noon the Exchange Club heard J. F. Burke speak on class organization and the need for greater civic involvement. He warned that diverse groups form to protect interests, while urging club members to engage actively in national affairs.
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Exchange Club
J. F. Burke
Destroyers Sailed for Key West for Mexican Waters Duty
Six destroyers and the tender Black Hawk left New York for Key West to be held for possible duty in Mexican waters. Secretary Daniels ordered the fleet division to sail immediately. reports say Carranza uses airplanes to harass rebel towns near Mexico City.
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Black Hawk
Key West
Carranza
Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Fleet
Hudson River
Méxican
Washington
Daniels
Atlantic
Mexican
Long
Tampico
Vera Cruz
State Department
Navy Department
Maxtcan
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Cuautla
Pablo Gonzalez
Terreon
Dieguez
Jalisco
Nayarit
Irapuato
Chihuhua
Mayor Jones Addresses Rotary Club On Open Forum
Mayor Jones spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon praising club work for crippled children and urging tolerance of opposing views. He urged friendliness over antagonism, championed peace and good will, and encouraged Rotary members to attend the Open Forum to advance community unity.
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Rotary Club
Jones
Phére
Stanley Sanford
Walter Fosse
J. C. Nichols
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Elyria Seeks Right of Way for Water Pipe Across Lorain
The city of Elyria petitions Lorain for permission to use a right of way across two parcels of land to lay a new water pipe to the Elyria pumping station west of Lorain. The request was referred to Lorain's building and lands committees and the city solicitor.
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City of
Elyria
Lorain
Newsboys to Attend Greenwald United Carnival Event
Chronicle Telegram newsboys will be guests of the Greenwald United Shows on Thursday night. They will assemble at the office at seven o'clock and proceed to the show grounds as a group. All costs will be covered for the boys.
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Greenwald United
Chronicle Telegram
Rugs From East By Truck For Local Rug Sale
The Harry H. Smith Co sent a truck to a Pennsylvania city to place orders for room-size and small rugs. They avoided freight and express shipping and plan a fifteen day rug sale as two trucks arrive. A marathon at the Olympic distance will be recognized as a tryout.
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Harry H. Smith Co
Pennsylvania
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