General Crowder backs Baker for President in letter
Major General Enoch H. Crowder, buried with honors at Arlington, penned a New York appeal for Newton D. Baker as President. In a friend letter he said Baker is reluctant but would serve with wide experience and ability, offering anti corruption and efficient government. He praised Baker’s patriotism independence and courage akin to Wilson.
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New York
Enoch H. Crowder
Arlington Cemetery
Newton D. Baker
United States
United Press
Next Fail
Baker
Crowder
Wilson
Progress On Dirigible Macon Nears Completion
Workers at the Goodyear-Zeppelin plant in Akron prepare the U S S Macon frame for fabric covering. The 785 foot airship is set to finish framework by July 1, with covering next fall and aims to join the Akron as a scouting dirigible in early 1933. Six of eight engine rooms are in place across 500 feet of completed framework.
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Akron
Goodyear-Zeppelin
U. S. S. Macon
U. S. S. Akron
Macon
Wellington Workers Tell of City Missions
A group of young workers from the City Mission in Cleveland led the Sunday service at Wellington's Methodist church. The program featured musical numbers talks and stereoptician views of City Mission work in Cleveland New York and Chicago. Visitor Lawrence Gill son of Mr and Mrs Shirley Gill Lakewood formerly of Wellington attended. The group often presents similar programs on radio station WIJAY.
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City Missions
Wellington
City Mission
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Lawrence Gill
Shirley Gill
Lakewood
WIJAY
Literary Club Re-elects Officers at Afternoon Meeting
The Woman's Afternoon Club re-elected Mrs. Harry Lee as president, Mrs. William Bennett as vice president, and Miss Jeannette Warner as secretary and treasurer at a yesterday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Blake Stevick. The treasurer's annual report was read, and the club voted to donate ten dollars to the King's Daughters. A one act play The Weak Spot by George Kelley was presented with players Mrs. Robert Walden, Mrs. Ben Abram, and Miss Margaret Warher.
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Harry Lee
Woman’s
William Bennett
Jeannette Warner
Blake Stevick
George Kelley
Robert Walden
Ben Abram
Margaret Warher
Death notice for Frank Zimmer nephew of Urbana
Mr and Mrs C T Jamieson received word of the death of Mrs Jamieson s nephew Frank G Zimmer of Urbana Funeral services are set for Wednesday. Measles report Lulu May Farrar and Harry Lee Jr have the measles. Mrs Dale Allen and son Claire visited Mrs Q E Allen in Spencer over the weekend. Mrs E O Blanchard visits Cleveland. Wellington Grange won Pomona banner for attendance. W B A rally planned at Elyria. Election Party Masonic Club offers free lunch and pop.
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C. T. Jamieson
Lulu May Farrar
Dale Allen
Claire
Q. KE. Allen
Spencer
Black River Church
E. O. Blanchard
Cleveland
Wellington Grange
Pomona Grange
Ridgeville
Grange
Elyria
Harry Lee, Jr
Breeches or trousers what to wear for ambassador Mellon
An drew W. Mellon new U S ambassador to the Court of St James says attire like silk breeches is unimportant to him and he will study predecessors' fashion choices. He is pictured in a tuxedo and may consider how he would appear in tight silk breeches.
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Andrew W. Mellon
U. S
Court of St. James
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Men Plead Not Guilty in False Pretenses Case
Ben Leiken Richard Harold and B E Millis of Cleveland pleaded not guilty before Justice Walter Watts to charges of obtaining property under false pretenses. A hearing was set for May. Helen K Schreiner of Amherst alleged a permanent wave machine was taken from her home under false pretenses.
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Ben Leiken
Richard Harold
B. E. Millis
Cleveland
Walter H. Watts
May
Helen K. Schreiner
Amherst
Local Social Roundup Notes From Pittsfield Area
The Baptist orchestra will furnish the music at the Parent-Teacher's meeting at Pittsfield Friday evening. Blake Battles left today on a business trip to New York. Numerous relatives and friends visited in Mother's Day events across Elyria Fostoria and Cleveland. The Junior-Senior banquet is set for Friday May 13 at the Congregational church dining room. Various local families and guests are listed with travel plans and hospital updates.
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The
Baptist Orchestra
Pittsfield
Blake Battles
New York
Emil Pappenius
Patricia
Durrell Battles
Blake
Fostoria
Pappenius
Myron Ensign
Armand
Elyria
Ensign
Harvey Myers
Myers
Gordon Myers
Cleveland
Marie
Clarabell Williams
Smith
Roy Snyder
Charles Black
Rochester
R. V. Snyder
D. G. Martin
Lorain
Harry Yextheimer
Harry, Jr
Olmsted Falls
Charles Yoxtheimer
A. H. Pierce
Milo Yoxtheimer
Virgil Waite
Roy McCormack
Maureen
Boulder
Colorado
McCormack
University of Colorado
Raymond Haynes
Arthur Haynes
Edward Wells
Guy Wells
England
E. C. Branson
Carl Branson
Midland
Michigan
Fred Warner
Orrville
John Branson
Bedford
A. R. Branson
Lottie Bruner
Charles Sheldon
Jack Penrod
Jack Hughes
Economy Theme Drives West Virginia Primary Voting
Charleston May 10 economy in government was the theme as West Virginians voted for state and national officials. Hoover and Roosevelt were seen gaining convention strength. Roosevelt likely to add 16 Democratic delegates to his 355. Democrats included Roosevelt, Murray of Oklahoma, and L J Chassee of Milwaukee. One Republican entry, St France of Maryland. No U S Senator to be elected. six Congressmen sought renomination, most unopposed. Governor Conley could not run due to term law.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
William H
Bill’? Murray
Oklahoma
L. J. Chassee
Milwaukee
Joseph St. France
Maryland
Mothers Day Observance At Home For Aged Highlights Names
An error in compiling lists left out Mrs. M. M. Wilcox and Mrs. H. M. Metcalf from key Mothers Day committees at the Home for the Aged. Mrs. Wilcox chaired the focal committees while Mrs. Metcalf served on the refreshment group. About 1200 visitors attended the first observance.
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Home For
M. M. Wilcox
H. M. Metcalf
Wilcox
Metcalf
Porch Steps Demolished in Auto Crash on Cleveland Street
Porch steps at Bert Lord's residence 215 Cleveland Street were demolished about 6 PM yesterday when an automobile driven by A R Sammons of Lakewood skidded on wet rails and struck the steps. The car also damaged the lawn and shrubs, police report.
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Bert Lord
Cleveland Street
A. R. Sammons
Lakewood
Car Damaged In Street Collision On West Avenue
Mrs Lee Bright of 1021 West avenue had her car damaged about 820 PM yesterday when struck by Arthur Holloway of 419 West avenue as she was turning into her driveway police state the incident occurred near their homes and no further injuries are reported.
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Lee Bright
West Avenue
Arthur Holloway
Tools Are Stolen From County Tool Trailer
Sheriff's report details a theft of $58 worth of tools and workmen supplies from a county tool trailer on the Avon Belden road, about three quarters of a mile north of Ridgeville. The item notes the incident as reported this morning to Sheriff Clarence Adams. The piece adds a remark on ocean transport innovation.
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Clarence Adams
Avon-Belden
Ridgeville
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Milo Voxtheimer
Wellington Eagle
Masonic Club
West Va
William G. Conley
Lewis Mercantile Co
Batiste
Foulard and
Shantung
Pontiac
Chevrolet
16Th & Middle Ave
Armstrong Quaker
Busta
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