Prohibition Speech Highlights Jones Stalker Law Support
Congressman Gale H. Stalker received a testimonial dinner in Elmira New York with remarks from Seymour Lowman praising his stand. Stalker asserted national prohibition is not a failure and urged loyal citizens to defend laws against bootleggers and brewers. He cited rising education figures and warned that disregarding laws would threaten home safety and liberty.
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Gale H. Stalker
Elmira
XN. Y
Stalker
Wesley Jones
America
Republic
United States
Time for Precaution on Scarlet Fever Cases
Health Department monitors scarlet fever locally and urges extreme care to prevent spread. The disease can be deadly and may leave lasting effects. parents should guard children and avoid exposure while avoiding alarm.
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Health Department
Elyria’s Expanding Teaching Force Reaches 156
Elyria’s school teaching organization now lists 156 teachers, with growth expected to push near 200 next year. Trained professionals influence almost every Elyria home as they guide the city’s children, and the expanding district adds teachers as the city grows.
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Elyria
Death Traps in Schools Warn of Stronger Buildings
A Virginia schoolhouse collapsed during cyclonic storms, killing twelve children and a teacher while injuring many. The piece argues for tougher, safer school construction, noting past losses and the state's duty to protect children with sturdy facilities. It emphasizes rebuilding with modern, durable designs and the ongoing public expenditure to replace fire traps and unsafe structures.
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Virginia
Notable anniversaries span births and feats across history
A compilation marks birthdays and deaths of figures from Le Saxe to Dunant, Vanderbilt, Evans Wilson and Norquay, plus events like Joan of Arc’s siege relief, Mount Ranier’s discovery, Palo Alto battle, and the 1919 American Legion convention. Also includes guidance to channel energies wisely for lasting influence.
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Alair Rene le Saxe
Gil Blas
France
James Hamilton
Wu. S
Charleston
S.C
Texas
Henry Berg
American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
New York City
William H. Vanderbilt
New Brunswick
N. J
Henry Dunant
The
Red Cross Society
Geneva
Augusta J. Evans Wilson
St. Elmo
Columbus
Mobile
Ala
John Norquay
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Joan of Arc
Orleans
Mount Ranier
Washington
Vancouver
Gen. Taylor
Palo Alto
American Legion
St. Louis
MacDonald urges settlement of freedom of the seas
British Labor leader James Ramsay MacDonald urges conciliation in international disputes and a modern approach to freedom of the seas. He argues for naval agreements with America and European peace while warning that Russia is beyond the pale.
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Ramsay MacDonald
James Ramsay MacDonald
Lossiemouth
Morayshire
Margaret Gladstone
London County Council
Socialist Review
Labor
Treasury
America
Russia
Plowing Ahead as Corn Growers Frets Over Delays
A rustic note warns of trouble if celery delays reach Mrs Gann and a farmer named Jake Bentley plows today while his valves are being ground, reflecting everyday rural concerns in a light, folksy mood.
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Buddy
Calm, Far-Seen Man Overlooked in Country
A reflective line notes that a calm, far-seeing, understanding man remains overlooked in the nation, implying a call for acknowledgement of measured leadership and steady insight amidst public discourse.
Cleveland Laundry Dues Washing for Detroit Mechanics
Detroit mechanics at Ford airport send overalls to Cleveland for laundry each Thursday. garments are washed and ironed in Cleveland and returned Saturday for flights back to Detroit. West End laundry says Cleveland offers better service and lower cost. Detroit price is five cents higher per garment.
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Cleveland
Ford
Detroit
West End
Dreveland
A. J. Salzer
Salzer
Fatal Crossing Crash Near Bedford
One killed and two injured in a grade crossing crash south of here early today. Farl E. Hagans, 23, of Centerburg, killed outright. J. A. Hooker, 24, Akron, fractured skull. Miss Ida Schellin, 21, Akron, fractured shoulder and lacerations. The car, driven by Hooker, was struck when a freight engine backed into it.
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Bedford
Here
Farl E. Hagans
Centerburg
J. A. Hooker
Akron
Ida Schellin
Hooker
Budapest Fair Opens Amid Celebrations and Conventions
Budapest hosts its annual international fair in the city park behind Vajdahunzad castle near the millennium monument. The event runs through May 13 with an Danube traffic exhibit, an electrical congress, and a Mittel European Economic Day. The international congress of women’s associations occurs through May 15 and the Esperanta club festival is set for May 12 with expected foreign Esperantists.
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Budapest
Vajdahunzad
Danube
Csepel
Mittel Europaischer Wirtschaft
International Congress of Woman's Associations
Esperanta Club
Funeral and social visits in New Oberlin area
Mrs William Peabody attended the funeral of Mrs J Berg of Oberlin Monday afternoon. Several local families and relatives from Oberlin Amherst Elyria and Cleveland were noted visiting friends and relatives over the weekend. Our school showed strong Blue Ribbon contest representation with several students named.
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New Oberlin
William Peabody
J. Berg
Oberlin
Justin
Jeannette
Cleveland
Henry Schnitz
North Russia
Peter A. Schnitz
L Gerhartinger
Alice Heath
R. E. Heath
Hazel
C. Pomroy
Bert Heath
Higha
Michael Smith
Columbus
Dorothy
Elgrid
McPherson
Ford
Hartland
F. C. Brown
Elmer
Toledo
George H. Dunn
Nick Smith
Moser
Conroy
John Younglas
Amherst
Ralph Justin
Elmer Shuster
John
Metro
Paul Was
Loretta
Donald Webber
Idabelle Peabody
Leo Smith
Elyria
W H. Peabody
Clarence Peabody
Town Line Road Sundaz
Kipton News Roundup and Local Notes
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Kipton and nearby towns. Notable items include Bertha Albright’s weekend stay in Kipton, travels of D I McBean and Harold McBean, and multiple family visits to Elyria Wellington and Oberlin. A health day is planned for May 10 in Elyria with county school parades and flower drills, plus historical notes on a Pope company steam engine to join Ford Museum. Also mentions Czech motorcycle impact on Prague fares.
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Kipton
May S
Bertha Albright
Cleveland
Clarence Twining
D. I. McBean
Harold McBean
Manitou Beach
Mich
Clarke Lathrop
Lela Peabody
Ashland
Fred Brumby
C. C. Latteman
Elyria
H. B. Cook
Kirby
Marie Eliott
George Bradley
Frank David
Roy Eggleston
Thelma
Will Eggieston
Walter Scott Cook
Willard Granger
Joook
William Brumby
Nelle Obitts
G. A. Brumby
Elwood Austin
Bernie Hales
Wellington
Harvey Sandrock
Jacob Smith
George Bryden Bans
Elyria Monlay
Rudy Ostrom
A. W. Davidson
J. A. Gower
Morris McCullough
Lorain
Myers
F.A Perkins
Amelia Latteman
W. F. Betts
Chalmer
M. E. Perkins
Frances
Eldon Radcliffe
Rosson McCotter
Omaha
Nebraska
Charles McCotter
Otto Huene
Earl
Fred Berg
The
Baptist Cchurch
Oberlin
Ernest Twining
Iva Austin
Betty Maye Lounsbrough
Pittsfield
A. W. Davidson Rey
Harold Twining
T and Sons
Medina
F. A Perkins
E. Kemp
Camden
Ford Norwalk
Pope Company
Toledo
Ford Museum
Dearborn
Michigan
Evicted Striker Families Lose Homes in Gastonia
In Gastonia North Carolina 62 families formerly employed by Manville Jenches Textile Mills had their homes emptied in a nighttime eviction. A mill worker guarded remaining goods as women cried. Magistrate Bismark Capps ordered humane handling for those facing severe hardship. Evictions targeted Henry Tetherow and A Valentine families amid strike poverty. Valentine’s four year old daughter reportedly ill with jail pox. Striker leader Fred Erwin Beal asked union for tents to shelter the displaced.
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Gastonia
N.C
May
Manville-Jenches
Bismark
Henry Tetherow
A. Valentine
Valentine
Fred Erwin Beal
New York
Pilot Performs Rainy Day Stunt To Cheer Wife in Hospital
Springfield residents watched as pilot Harry Hermann flew a plane in a rainstorm over puddled streets. On landing at the airport he said he was doing aerial gymnastics to chase away the blues because his wife was in the hospital with appendicitis.
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Lues
Springfield
Mass
Harry Hermann
Alaska Air Transport to link Seattle and Skagway routes
The American Air Transport Association says Alaska and the United States will gain at least three air routes this summer. Surveys are underway between Seattle Skagway and other Canadian and Alaskan cities. An all water route will be used and flying boats become standard equipment. The Seattle to Skagway leg will take 12 hours.
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Alaskan Air Transport
Chicago
Alaska
United States
American Air Transport Association
Seattle
Skagway
May 8 Fields Notes Show Local Life and Weather
Sunday school attendance reached 127 with the Reds six ahead of the Blues. Mothers Day events planned for May 12 with special church music, a cantata, and a sermon. Local social notes include visits, births, burials, and a lightning strike on Chestnut Ridge Station Road. A large dog scare involved a Cleveland dog shot near Butternut Ridge. several residents reported bite and treatment. A cigar factory project is planned for Samarang, Java, using American methods and equipment.
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Lester Harding
Elyria
John Bainbridge
John Wehmichoff, Jr
Rochester
New York
Chestnut Ridge
Station Road
Emma Davis
Esther
F. Sutter
Helen Jennes
Frank
Cleveland
E. Bainbridge
W. Krugman
Margaret
Ridgeville
Slough
Butternut Ridge
Rowe
Eldred
Harrison
A. J. Hulse
Kakeegan, Jr
George Lang
J. Berg
Oberlin
Fred Kent
Elmer Grills
Problems Of State Parks Conference Opens At City Falls Park
MADISON Ind May 7 The ninth annual meeting of the national conference on state parks opens today at City Falls state park. Delegates from 26 states attend two days of sessions then an all day field trip to Muscatatuck State Park and Clark County State forest. Noted topics include open spaces surveys from Massachusetts and California led by Charles S Bird Jr and Herbert Evison.
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Madison
Ind
National Conference On State Parks
City Falls State Park
Muscatatuck State Park
Clark County State Forest
Massachusetts
California
Charles S. Bird, Jr
Frederick Law Olmstead
Herbert Evison
Albert M. Turner
Connecticut Park and Forest Commission
Nat T. Frame
University of West Virginia
P. J. Hoffmaster
Michigan State Parke
H. R. Francis
New York State College of Forestry
Jay Downer
Westchester County Park Commission
New York
Gas Well Breathes Fire in Lyons Area Mystery
A Lyons Colorado gas well near town produced a mysterious gas, blowing with pressure strong enough to raise buckets. After two days of drawing in air, the well vented again the following day, drawing curiosity from locals.
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Lyons
Colo
Campbell
Old Powder Horn Found on Massachusetts Shore
Quincy resident Howard Keith discovered a fifteen inch powder horn dated 1775 along Manet Lake in Houghs Neck. Believed to be a Revolutionary War relic, the horn was found on the shore near the lake.
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Quincy
Mass
Howard Keith
Manet
Lake
Houghs Neck
Mining Congress to Address Engineer Shortage in Cincinnati Meet
An American Mining Congress conference in Cincinnati on May 16 will focus on methods to alleviate a potential future shortage of mining engineers.
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Mining Congress
Frogram
Washington
American Mining Congress
Cincinnati
Skeleton of earliest modern man found in East Africa
An East Africa expedition reports the discovery of a skeleton representing the earliest known type of modern man. Excavation was so delicate that parts of the skeleton were removed using dental instruments as picks.
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East Africa
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Obone
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Sonsenn Publishere
Hudnott
Clare George
Elyria Postoffice
State of
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Robert E. Ward, Inc
Chicago, & So
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General Motors
James R. Angell
Yale University
Burlington
Francis Ouimet
Brookline
Wilson R. Stearly
Episcopal Diocese
Newark
Philadelphia
Paul B. Malone
Middletown
Detroit Mechanics
Frances Perkins
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Samarang
Java
F.A. Lewis
Kolinski & Standen
Elyria Law & Trust Ride
Oberlin Road
Rwargs
Wainwright’s
Wainwrights
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