Health county tots safeguard health in Lorain county report
Acting district health commissioner Dr. R L DeSaussure presents Lorain county 1922 annual health report. The text details county size population by race, weather data, and a three division health department plan with nursing laboratory and quarantine sanitation. It highlights school health work, routine medical examinations, malnutrition issues, vision and dental defects, and follow up visits to homes.
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R. L. DeSaussure
Oberlin
Lorain County
Ohio
Health Department
Misa Ruth Peddock
Rhea Harder
Grafton
Gertrude Spitzer
Ruth Hawkins
Ohio Weather Forecast Notes Cold Night Across Cities
Fragmentary weather report lists readings from Findlay 34 and Toledo 34 to Cincinnati 32 and Lima 31. Warns of cold temperatures and possible snowfall across Ohio with frigid night expected in multiple locations.
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Pracs
Ohio
United Reau
Pfontaine
Toledo
Bucy
Lima
Incinnati
Divorce Law Turns on Duty to Support Spouse
A report notes high court actions on marital duties including support and abandonment terms. The piece mentions a judge ruling related to estranged spouses and child care responsibilities, with references to Justices and a judgement of S147.24 amid ongoing legal proceedings. George La LEN QUITS may 8 refers to a former senator resigning from a shipping board position.
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Len
George
Shipping Board
Tiain
Bandit Slays Companion in Owl Hold Up Cincinnati
A trio of bandits identified as E. McClain attempted a hold up in Cincinnati. One bandit shot and killed a companion as another pal opened fire, while Louis Knau resisted and survived the attack outside his home last night.
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Cincinnati
E. McClain
Louia Knau
Propricetor
Kaan
Complete World War I and II veteran burials sought
The Memorial Day committee of the American Legion seeks a complete list of all war heroes buried in local cemeteries and nearby areas. Call Carl Wolf at 57641 or 2141 or write to 452 West High Street with name, cause of death, grave location, and relative’s address.
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Memorial Day Committee
The
American Legion
Endeavor
Alzgo
Carl Wolf
West Highsh Street
Recorder’s Book Seized as Irish Disappearance Probed
Irving Young of the State Bureau of Accounting arrived in Fremont and took charge of Frank Irish’s records. He will report to State headquarters and provided no public statements. The missing county recorder’s fate remains a deep mystery as friends sense a hidden cause and hope for his return.
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Irving Young
State Bureau of Accounting
Court House
Frank Irish
Columbus
Fremont
Young
State
Mr. Irish
James W Faulkner Remembered By Ohio Journal Leaders
James W Faulkner longtime Columbus correspondent for the Cincinnati Enquirer was buried in Cincinnati. Four governors and many state leaders attended, tributes noted his clean copy and bold crime handling. The Enquirer staff joined in mourning as veterans from politics and journalism honored a dean of Ohio journalism.
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Cincinnati
James W. Ferulkner
Columbus
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ife
Ohio
Buckeye
Judson Harmon
James M. Cox
A. V. Dottahey
James E. Campbell
Foraker
Jim” Faulkner
The
Enquirer
Governor Delays Verdict in Gran Lorain Case
Governor Dan Key has postponed delivering a verdict on the grand jury’s recommendation against Mayor Gra. Local officials report the governor is in Cincinnati and may not rule until his return.
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Lorain
Dan Key
Eharess
Gra
Cincinnati
Police to Hunt for Missing Kipton Boy
Mogo Logan of Kipton asks police to locate John Tecan 17 after he failed to arrive at school and did not return home. Parents express worry and seek any information to locate him.
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Kipton
Mogo Logan
John Tecan
Boreq
Own Your Home Proclamation in Elyria May 10 to 17
City officials urge residents to own homes during a the week long campaign May 10 to May 17. Banks building and loan institutions merchants and contractors offer assistance to prospective homeowners as Mayor Asaph R. Jones promotes civic investment.
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Elyria
Young prodigies among Pennsylvanian youths named superiors
Philadelphia May 9 University of Pennsylvania psychologists report two children as superior. Jack Schwabenland age two passed tests difficult for children twice his age. Hilda Leaf age ten, bedridden at five by infantile paralysis, now in New York hospital, memory and learning aptitude comparable to college students.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Jack Schwabenland
Hilda Leaf
New York
Adolph Lorenz
Hilda
Cleveland mayor rejects police women picked for looks
Mayor Fred Kohler of Cleveland says police women will be chosen on merit, not appearance. A civil service exam will select candidates and mothers and women’s clubs are urged to nominate suitable, capable applicants for appointment. He notes women can serve usefully in many roles on the force.
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Geveland
Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Civil Service
Kohler
International News Service
Mayor Kohler
United States
Bejeweled Ohio Woman Warned to Pay Tax or Face Assessors
Lima Ohio May public notice warns women who own diamonds and jewels to file personal tax returns. County auditor C R Phillips orders assessors to watch for untaxed jewelry and include all diamonds on tax duplicates in the taxing district.
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Ohio
Lima. O
Con
C. R. Philips
Audor Phillips
Cold Wave Persists Two Days Across Regions
Washington May 9. Cold weather continues with snow and sleet in parts of the country as a polar cold wave descends from the far north. Forecasters expect normal May conditions to return in a few days with lingering frost risks and potential crop damage across eastern and midwestern states.
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Washington
Eas
Midwest
Horeau
Arenndine
Bowie
Department of Agricultures
Bulldog Archibald Humbles Vet Hospital Distress
Archibald a bulldog owned by Mrs Lt Coburn of Sabetha was treated at a Manhattan veterinary hospital after swallowing a woman's garter. The silk elastic item caused distress as the dog hovered between life and death for a time.
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Manhattan
Kan
Archibald
Lt Coburn
Sabetha
Lorain Furniture Co. Fire Damages Store on Fourth Street
A fire at the Free man furniture store on Fourth street in Lorain caused damage to the frame building and threatened adjacent property. Investigators will determine the cause as authorities inspect the scene after the blaze reported May 9.
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Lorain
Freeman Furniture
Fourth Street
Round up in Wheeling targets 87 indicted in liquor ring
In Wheeling West Virginia the grand jury indicted 87 individuals in a cross state liquor conspiracy case. Eighteen defendants were jailed including Sheriff Harry T. Clouse former city treasurer Samuel K. Johnson and emperor J William Schultz with ties to a Volstead era fortune. Ramifications extend to Toledo Zanesville and Washington Pa.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Harry T. Clouse
Samuel K. Johnson
Chester Thompson
Joseph Bennett
J. William Schultz
Wheeling Beer Domain
Mberty
Toledo
Zanesville
Washington
Cecil Kearns
Columbus
Atlanta
Ohio
Peage Parley In Ireland Broken Off
Peace negotiations between William T. Cosgrave and Eamonn DeValera were broken off today by DeValera. Intermediary Senator Douglas reported the drift of discussions. Heavy fighting was reported in Wicklow between free state troops and republican irregulars.
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Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Eamonn DeValera
DeValera
Douglas
County Wicklow
New Hubby as Body Is Found in Chicago Street
The discovery today of Frank Nitti’s body buried along a sunlit Chicago street suggests foul play linked to his wife’s absence. Authorities seek to establish cor pus delicti while describing the scene and the suspects as the investigation unfolds.
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Chicago
Frank Nitti
Stacka
Flesh Tickets Threat by Bandit Leader Captives in Peking Shanghai Raid
Report from Lin Chen May describes the Chinese bandit leader known as Flesh Tickets threatening to send body parts as ransom if troops are not withdrawn. American traveler Day confirmed mistreatment threats and escape, zigzag path to Tien-Tsin and railway, while bandits demand 31,060,000 from Chevalier Musso. Captives include J B Powell editor, Major Roland Pinger and son, Major Robert Allen, all held by bandits near Manila and Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Peking-Shanghai
Linchen
Day
Tien-Tsin
Linchan
Chevalier Musso
China
Religion Cuts Belfast Crime To Nearly Nil
Belfast shows crime drop under religious revival says Lord Chief Justice Ulster. This year totals include 97 nil for murder attempts 0.59 nil for arson 120 nil for malicious injury 1 firearm offenses 403. Belfast in midst of revival with reforming crime trends.
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Belfast
Ulster
Heavy snow and cold snap hit Ohio fields and cities
The period brings record cold in Ohio with snow in Cleveland and Dayton. Forecasters say the coldest May in 30 years threatens fruit crops in parts of the state while many areas report heavy snow and frosty mornings.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Retired Steel Worker Honored by Friends
J H Ellenberger father of Frank Ellenberger in the county commissioners office retires after thirty years as a roller in the National Tube Co shape mill. He had thirteen years at Cambridge Steel, came to Ridgeville with Johnson Steel and has only two lifetime jobs. Sunday friends from the plant presented a leather rocker at his home on George Steiner Avenue.
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J. H. Ellenberger
Frank Ellenberger
County ‘Commissioners’ Office
National Tube 'Co
Cambria Steel Co
Ellenberger
Johnson Steel Co
Ridgeville
George Steiner
Mr. Ellenberger
South Amherst Man Sues for Divorce
John Leonhard of Amherst files for divorce from Mar Leonhard alleging desertion and neglect since June 1929. He claims she failed to provide for their two children, misused funds from his daughter Sibell Leonhard, and left for Cleveland on May 5.
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South Amherst
Ferce
John Leonhard
Amherst
Mar Leonhard
Cleveland
Sibel Legahard
Ifr
Truck Driver Found Sleeping As Night Patrol Checks Quiet Street
Treck was awakened at midnight when police checked a truck parked in front of her house at 1901 East Ave. The driver claimed he planned to go to Toledo and had paused to rest, leaving the motor running to keep the cab warm. Local officer addressed the driver and noted the asleep condition.
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E P. Gates
East Ave
Pones
Toledo
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