Socialist nobleman becomes Mecklenburg premier
In Mecklenberg-Strelitz a nobleman born Dr. von Reibnitz backed by Socialists becomes premier as the cabinet shrinks to one member after weeks of wrangling. The state, with about 110000 inhabitants, previously had a two member cabinet. A People's party candidate failed to secure votes.
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Karls von Reibnitz
Ambassate Washington
Ago von Malt- Py
Mecklenburghst
Socialist Party
Mecklenburg-Streitz
State Assembly
Dr. von Reibnitz
Germany
Neustrelitz
People’s Party
Reibnits Declared Elected Sole Minister With Governors Powers
Reibnits was declared elected sole minister his powers resemble a state governor in America. Dr von Reibnits previously served as attache at the German embassy in Washington in 1912 under Count Bernstorff. He has written on American investments and produced German finance brochures.
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Reibnits
America
Dr von Reibnits
Washington
Bernstorff
Murray Ridge Community Notes and Visits
Murray Ridge news recounts numerous visits among local families including Mr and Mrs Herbert Stang and Mr and Mrs John Stang of South Ridge, and Eppley, Slusher, and Bechtel households. Attendees include Jean and Donald Fridenstien and Steve Ronez winning an essay contest. a Metropolitan Opera appearance by Miss Pearl Eppley. and a postponed Parent-Teacher meeting amid illness. school absenteeism remains high.
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Murray Ridge
Herbert Stang
John Stang
South Ridge
Sandar
Vernon Budd
Cleveland
Eugene Sites
Greenwich
Ohio
Jean
Donald Fridenstien
Steve Ronez
Ww. Co. T. U of
West Ridge
Pearl Eppley
Metropolitan Opera
Derek
Elyria
John Bechtel
Spiegelberg
Townline
H Gannett
Walter Bennett
H Bennett
Henrietta
Eppley
Samuel Slusher
North Olmsted Church Play and Local Bowling Night
North Olmsted residents attended the Congregational church production Yimmie Yonsons ob by Lillian Mortimer on May 16 and 17 with a full cast list. Nearby bowling teams from Cleveland and North Olmsted competed last Tuesday, the ON Steele order winning on pin count, followed by a Cemetery Association gathering in Lakewood. Monday Night Bowling closed its season with a banquet for thirty plus attendees.
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North Olmsted
Nar
Congregational Church
Yimmie Yonsons
Lillian Mortimer
Yimmie
Chnter Shank
Micky the
Tarmhand
Harvey Simons
Pal
Ralph Steimentz Frank
Richard Salisbury
Wr Kent
Edward Salisbury
O N Steele
Cemetery Association of
Lakewood
North Congregational Church
Raymond Watson
Little
Birthday honored in North Olmsted area gathering
Mrs Nellie Williams celebrated her 87th birthday with visits from Mrs L W Lamb Mrs KF S Pape and other relatives and friends. North Olmsted saw a busy week with a Clague Road banquet drawing nearly 200 attendees and a baseball opening day game where North Olmsted Grange beat Westview 3 to 2. Tom Cowley served on the Cleveland jury.
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Ridgeville
L. W. Lamb
KF. S. Pape
H. H. Briggs
Helen Elliott
Leora Gardner
Unionville
Elyria
Briggs
Nellie Williams
Williams
Clague Road
Dan
F. Bradley
Pilgrim Church
Cleveland
North Olmsted Park
North Olmsted Grange
Westview
North‘Olmsted Grange
Johnson Kuyper
Coe School
Tom Cowley
Conservatory to feature Schubert selections by quartet
An hour chapel program Friday at 11 30 a.m. will present string quartet performances of works by Schubert. The conservatory will showcase a group of songs and instrumental pieces from the noted composer.
Professor's wife dies after winter illness in Oberlin
Mrs Axel Skjerne wife of Professor Skjerne of the Conservatory faculty died yesterday morning at Allen hospital after confinement since mid winter. The couple moved to Oberlin from Bloomington Indiana and lived at 204 Elm street. Funeral at Christ's Episcopal church Thursday at 2 with Rev Louis E Daniels officiating. Interment in Westwood.
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Axel Skjerne
Skjerne
Conservatory
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Bloomington
Indiana
Elm Street
Christ’s Episcopal Church
Louis E Daniels
Westwood
Russian Exiled Statesman to Lecture at Sturges Hall
Paul Milyukoff, former Russian foreign minister before the Bolshevik revolution, will deliver a political science lecture tomorrow afternoon at 430 in Sturges Hall. He is now in exile, a former university professor, historian, and statesman under the old regime. He was a member
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Russian Ystl
Paul Milyukoff
Russia
Sturges Hall
Milyukoff
Lecture on the Russian Parliament Attracts Political Science Students
The lecture on the Russian parliament for many years under the Czar will admit political science students and others if space remains.
Oberlin D A. R. meets May 11 at 7:30 p.m.
The Oberlin chapter of the D A. R. meets Friday May 11 at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr B O Durand 140 Elm Street. A picnic supper will follow the meeting.
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Oberlin
The
D A. R
B. O Durand
Elm Street
Olive Tablets Claim Digestive Remedy For Liver Ailments
A vintage ad promotes Olive Tablets as a remedy for liver and bowel issues and poor digestion. It asserts the product cleanses natural liver functions, relieves stomach troubles, and improves appetite with a soothing, healing effect. The ad urges taking one or two at bedtime with prices of 15c 30c and 60c.
11 year old tops Prospect street school hexathlon meet
Donald Watt, 11, Prospect Street school, was high point man at a hexathlon track meet held for grade schools under the college Y MCA. He scored 59 of 60. Prospect Street led with 428 average, Pleasant Street second with 427. Awards included distinguished honor and standard. Event records included ten second run, 250 feet standing broad jump, 16 feet running broad jump, 249 feet baseball throw, running high jump 4 feet 5 inches, pull ups 21.
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High Point Vian Oberlin
Donald Watt
Prospect Street
High Point
College Y McA
Pleasant Street
Conservatory Directs Chapel Schubert Centennial Programs
The Conservatory of A Music has complete charge of the chapel program for today tomorrow and Friday featuring a Schubert centennial. Professor James Hall, history and criticism of music, spoke in chapel introducing the Schubert centennial with Thursday noon events led by Florence J Hall, assistant professor of singing.
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Meubtreditz, Germany
Fauver & Robson
Broad St
Ervin Eppley
Will Hardinser
Sandusky
Ervin Epples
Norma Slusher
Elvria
8 Nugent
Akron
Jack Anton
Wondar
Creveland Afiss
Wuinifred Deker
Oberlin College
Irred Dekher
Iennstta
Johre
Wis
Harrison Comstock
Spen
Hame
Eli Eppley
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
WM. Seher Company
Lewis W. Lamb
Kolinski & Standen
Elska Say
Trusi Bldg
D. A. R. Meeting
A. Minnich & Sons West Sr. & B. & O
N. B. Whiting
Elks Restaurant
Second Street
Chronicle- Telegram
LEE Whitney CO
West Second Street
C. CH. Merthe
Stouts
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