Bannon Theaters to Form Class A Team in Elyria
Elyria will host another Class A team, the Bannon Theaters, backed by Owen Bannon. A tough home-heavy schedule opens May 14 against Greenwoods, then Richwines and American Legion, with games also set for Painesville, Dover, Lorain and possibly the Indianapolis Independents.
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Elyria
Weat ‘Ride Club
Richwines
Weat‘ern Automatics
The
Eagles
Legion
Greenwoods
Bannon Theaters
Owen Bannon
Bannon Theaters Co
Indianaplis
Willis
Forman
Jonas
Smith
Walkden
Cook
Mack
McClellan
Bemis
Antfield
Figler
Hummer
Ansel
Ely
Martin
Edrik
Kauffman
R. Waldorf
Chuck” Willis
Paul Hummer
Cubs
Oberlin High School Concert Stage Eighth Annual Show
The Oberlin High School Organizations gave their eighth annual program at Warner Concert Hall. The Senior Orchestra and Girl’s Glee Club performed works by Coerne, Dvorak and Gounod, with solos and ensembles by students including Tartini and Wibbard. A second item notes the Oberlin Women’s Relief Corps meeting with six initiates as Mrs. Braithwaite returned to duties.
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Oberlin
Warner Concert Hall
Francis Ames Massa Dear
New World Symphony
Dvorak Gipsy John
J. G. W. Melville
Frederick Clay
Boy's Glee Club
Virginia Gehrkeng
Harry Wibbard
Ellis Walton
Wise Roree H. Law Wilson
The
Girl's Glee Club
Olveg
L. Philharmonic
Faust
Ww. RR. C
Oberlin Women’s Relief Corps
Joe Braithwaite
Relief Corps
Oberlin Club Schedule Highlights May Meetings
Oberlin clubs and societies announce next week’s events led by Doresis at Mrs. E A Miller’s Forest Street home on May 9 music scale. Southwest Sewing Circle at Miss Kate Fowler 103 Forrest Street on May 11 at 3 pm. D A R at Mrs. Clisby South Main Wellington May 12. Pansy Chapter No 350 S May 10 confers degrees and serves light refreshments. W C T U May 10 at Mrs. Pyle 158 West College Street Current Events by Mrs. Curtis on Poverty and Wealth. Karl Wilson Locke Post 102 meets May 8 at American Legion Post rooms. Oberlin Lodge 1 I O F meets May 3 at 8 pm with third degree for four candidates.
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F. L. Wilson
South Main
Finitimi Club
Whitney
Pittsfield
E. H. Jewett
Italy
Clarence Pelton
South Pleasant Street
Bridge Club
Henry Smith
C. P. Badger
H. T. Hull
South Professor Street
Granville, O
Denison University
Nell Bartlett
West College Street
Misa Roth Resk
North Olmstird
Hill
Helen
Elyria
Kate Fowler
Forrest Street
Pyle
Lorain Police Officer Reinstated and Suspensions Filed
Lorain May 6. Patrolman C. Smith who was suspended by Chief Walker has been reinstated by Safety Director Joseph Gould with full pay. Meanwhile Chief Walker suspended Patrolman O F Early on a charge of mistreating a prisoner amid a petition by South Lorain business men alleging Early attempted to arrest the wrong man.
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Lorain
C. ¢. Smith
Walker
Joseph Gould
South Lorain
John Dollard Father of Elyrian Dies in Lorain
John Dollard Sr. 84 father of John Dollard Sr. of this city died at his Lorain home 806 10th St. He lived in Lorain 44 years and was a tailor. Survived by four sons and two daughters. Funeral services Monday at 8:30 a.m. from Lorain St. Marys Church with burial at St. Marys Cemetery Ely.
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John Dollard
Lorain
10Th St
Lorain St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ely
Tia
Hospital patient dies from blood poisoning after finger cut
Alen Noland, 62, in a Newark hospital for a week, cut his finger last Thursday and died this morning from infection. The item mentions The Universal Aunts London service, Emma Noether named Germany's first female math professor, and Paris fashion wigs.
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Newark
Alen Noland
Emma Noether
Goettingen
Germany
Glean Up Campaign For Former Service Men
Veterans Bureau representatives will tour Elyria May 10 11 12 to hear compensation vocational training insurance allotment and new claims. Bring discharge papers and communications. HQ at 416 Elyria Block. Commander Birch urges servicemen with claims to meet at Red Cross headquarters on those dates.
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U. S. Veterans Bureau
Cleveland
Ohio
Elyria
Elyria Block
Birch
The
American Legion
Red Cross
Refused to Tend Still Proves Fatal for Husband
In Toledo on May 6, John Jones a 5 year old Black person was fatally struck by his wife for refusing to stay at home and tend the family still. Police found seven barrels of mash and the still and arrested Mrs Allie Jones 22.
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Toledo
John Jones
Allie Jones
Lorain Man Sues City for 5225 in Damages
Domenico Disenon of Lorain sues the city for 5225 claiming a sidewalk fall on Broadway October 21 1921 caused a leg and hip injury. He says a four foot excavation opened beneath him and he was unable to work seven weeks seeking medical losses and permanent injury compensation.
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Domenico Disenon
Lorain
Market Wrap May 6 Stocks and Commodities
New York stocks opened steady with gains in United States Steel and Famous Players. New Haven and Tobacco advanced while Cleveland livestock showed mixed results. Chicago grain prices fell on selling pressure and bearish sentiment across wheat corn and oats.
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New York
United States
New Haven
See _ Tobacco
Liberty Bonds and Grain Markets Reported Mixed May 6
The New York market closed strong with bonds steady. rail and other bonds advanced. Liberty bonds posted varied quotes with first and second issues near 99.40 to 99.80, while Toledo hog prices reached 10.50 to 11.25 for various grades. Chicago grain showed futures down with wheat and corn lower, oats easing, and mixed obligations in early May trading.
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New York
Railtroad
Liberty Bonds
Toledo
Chicago
Victory
Hawkeye State Passenger Liner Grounds in Chesapeake Bay
The Matson liner Hawkeye State with about 100 passengers aboard ran aground forty miles below Cape Point in Chesapeake Bay near Kedges Strait during dense fog. Tugs rush to assist and no immediate danger is reported as passengers were returning from Hawaii and the West Coast.
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Baltimore
Matson Line
Pacific
Kedges
Strait
Core Point
Chesapeake Bay
Dabreak
Bay
Pasengers
Middle Atlantic
New England
Hawaii
California
Overproduction Blamed for Mine Wage Controversy
The House labor committee cites overdevelopment in coal mining with one third too many mines and miners as a cause of wage disputes between operators and workers. The panel supports creating a federal investigative agency to ascertain industry facts.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
House
Reardon Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Bus Interference
Lorain Otis Reardon petitions for divorce from Low jell Reardon citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She accuses him of failure to support, gambling, verbal abuse, and improper conduct while detailing mortgage on her home and purchase of a bus driven by her son Bud Lockhart, alleging he controls receipts and has paid little toward the bus. She seeks alimony and an injunction to stop interference with the bus and her.
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Ottis Reardon
Lorain
Low Jell Reardon
Gross
Hher
Bud Lockhart
Lorain Bus Driver Killed by Train
Lorain May 6 James Melias a Lorain Rapid Transit Co bus driver on the Lorain to Youngstown run was killed near Youngstown when the bus failed to notice an approaching train. The bus was greatly damaged.
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Lorain
James Melias
Lorain Rapid Transit Co
Youngstown
Horse Kicks Fatal in Newark Suburb
Charles Fleming a 48 year old farmer living in Newark suburbs died from a fractured skull after being kicked by a pet horse last Wednesday. He passed away this morning in Newark. Local authorities reported the incident and arranged for burial.
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Newark
Charles Fleming
Wellington Organizes Baseball Team For Year
Wellington reports a local baseball team organized with Harry Laundon as business manager Wilbur Beaver as field manager and Ray Coates treasurer Games planned Sundays with Laundon aiming for a first match within a week or two.
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Wellington
Harry Laundon
Wilbur Beaver
Ray Coates
Laundon
Elyria and South Lorain Horse Shoe Tossers Meet
The opening horse shoe game of the season will be pitched between the South Lorain and Elyria teams at Cascade park tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. Elyria expects a strong contest as South Lorain has star pitchers and recently defeated Lorain by a large margin. All old pitchers are asked to return to form.
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South Lorain
Elyria
Cascade Park
Lorain
Turbulent Black Mob Seeks Lynching After Stabbing
A mob forms in the countryside after a girl is found stabbed to death. Terry confesses burning Mesa Jones and John Cornish, claiming guilt. Harrison Spence helps capture Terry, but a mob frees the suspect from jail before pursuit continues.
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Terry
Mesa Jones
John Cornish
Legro
Jones
Cornish
Harry Spence
Homer Miller
Spence
Milhouse
Sun
Wortham
Mothers Circle Elects New Officers In Amherst
Amherst on May 6 reports the Mothers Circle at Mrs. Herbert Brown’s home on Cleveland avenue elected officers Mrs. Orcutt as president Mrs. Roamer as vice president Mrs. Chas Miller as secretary and Mrs. James Miller as treasurer Teachers Miss Mattie Driver and Miss Extie Hollingsworth were chosen to represent the faculty in cooperative plans with the circle. Amherst merchants face Lorain K of C in a Class A baseball game Sunday.
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Amherst
Mothers’ Circle
Herbert Brown
Cleveland Avenue
Orcutt
Roamer
Chas. Miller
James Miller
Mattie Driver
Extie Hollngsworth
Boy steals suits from Madison youth in Mrs Malanson’s home
Mrs Kate Malanson of 514 Nott Street reported police that Floyd Kelley a 17 year old youth from Madison District staying at her home stole two suits of her husband’s clothing and fled.
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Kate Malanson
Nott Street
Floyd Kelley
Madison, D
Industrial York City San Francisco and Chicago report
Report notes industrial activity across York City San Francisco and Chicago with reference to ongoing build projects. Details emphasize expansion plans and regional economic indicators in the three metros.
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York City
San Francisco
Chicago
Labor Conditions Report Across States Show Recovery
The report notes New York absorbing building trades, Chicago hindered by the Landis award, and improving farm conditions. It cites unemployment declines in New York, revival in New England, full swing building in New Jersey, and rising activity in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Indiana and Northwest states show progress. North Dakota faces farm help shortages. Hoover releases letters from municipalities noting general improvement and employers hiring more workers.
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New York
Chicago
Landis
New England
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Northwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
M. W. Gross
Altentown
A. L. Humphrey
Westinghouse Company Sees Rapid Hiring Ahead
The Westinghouse Air Brake Company notes employment rising quickly and predicts little unemployment if business gains continue over the next ninety days as seen so far this year.
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Westinghouse Airbrake Company
Hecock Floral Co. Advertises String Beans and Varieties
The notice lists bean varieties including Golden Wax Davis Kid ney Wax Wardels Kidney Wax Dwarf Horticultural Lazy Wife Kentucky Wonder and Green Pool stringless. It promotes that they stock the very best string beans and directs readers to Hecock Floral Co. at 333 Broad.
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Davis
Wardels
Dwarf
Horticultural
Lazy Wife
Kentucky Wonder
Hecock Floral Co
Broad
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University of Leiden
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Oberlin College
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Bureau of Appointments
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Ruth Fobes
Ralph Fobes
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E. A. Miller
Forest Street
Don Morrison
Karl Wilson Locke
Oberlin Lodge 1. C. O. F
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Universal Aunts
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H. Rogers
Mayor's Court
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Lorain County
Styria
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Madame Day
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Mr. Boone
Audienge
Sarah Huntridge
C. B. Clawson
W. S. Wire
Huntington Bayean
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Amaperst Merchants
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