Lorain arrest of Father Walser sparks anti Catholic row
In a Toledo report Father Patrick O'Brien condemns Lorain authorities over the arrest of Father Walser alleging anti Catholic sentiment and mob violence. He notes the mayor police and prosecuting attorney failed to prove guilt, praising Elyria officials for humane treatment of the priest and recounting the priest's forgiving response.
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Lorain
The
Bee
Father Walser
A P. A
Reichlin
Elyria
J.T. Schofield
Ohio
Toledo
Jie
Merit Wins Piano Purchase by Norwalk Couple in Effora
Mr. Fred W. Fink and wife of Norwalk visited Effora on Saturday evening to buy two pian os from Davenport and Treacy. Fink, superintendent of the electrotyping department at Laning Printing Co., Norwalk, is also a noted singer whose voice blends well with the piano tone. An upcoming outing for the infant department of the Congregational Sunday school is planned in Eywood next Saturday under Principal Miss Luella E. Phipps with basket lunches and a day outdoors among the flowers.
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Fred W. Fink
Norwalk
Davenport & Treacy
Fink
Laning Printing Co
Daybenport & Treacy
Congregational Sunday School
Elywood
Luella E. Phipps
Critical examination of Daveenpore and Treacy pianos
The intrinsic merits of the Daveenpore and Treacy pianos are discussed. The instruments have achieved phenomenal sales among dealers who secured agency, reflecting strong market success and dealer enthusiasm.
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Daveenpore & Treacy
AX CAUGHT LINE HALTS FREDERICK ALFRED BATES SR
Alfred Bates Sr suffered a minor injury after an ax rebounded from a clothes line while he was cutting kindling on Sunday. The tool struck his forehead, requiring four stitches in two wound closures.
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Alfred “Bates, Sr
New Suits for Decoration by J Brie Tailor
New suits for decoration are advertised by tailor J Brie who promotes his services in a second column with a brief note and a telephone contact 747 265t2 inviting customers to see him soon.
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J. Brie
Siqry
Monumental Committee Seeks Bids for Walk and Fence
Advertisement for bids by the secretary of the monumental committee. Bids due on May 28 for furnishing and laying a six foot walk around the monument and for building a fence around the monumental park. Specifications available at the secretary’s office.
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Monumental Committee
Mr Martins Statement on Spiritual Phenomena at Church
Mr Martins statement discusses the spiritual phenomenon at the Church of Christ last Sunday evening. He argues Hagemans arguments fail to disprove genuine spiritual phenomena and cites clairvoyance and table turning as demonstrations of mind over matter. He says many physical manifestations are science disproved tricks yet genuine manifestations exist and notes Bible records of seances.
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Church of Christ
Hageman
County Primaries Backer Endorses Primary System
The Medina County Republican Encentive committes endorses adopting the primary system for county candidate selection. It argues the system gives all voters a fair chance and may yield more good men into office, though the best man may not always win. Wadsworth Banner.
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Medina County
Republican
Wadsworth Banner
Teachers' Institute May 16 in North Ridgeville
County teachers meet next Saturday at North Ridgeville with a program listing music and prayers. Eleanor Symons is omitted from the printed list but will speak on Physiology in the Common Schools. Supt. R A Randall speaks on Centralization of Township. Prof J E McGilvery to give an address after dinner.
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North Ridgeville
Eleanor Symons
Litchfield
R. A. Randall
E. Society
J. E. MecGilvery
Lieveland
Shamrock III Urges Refitting To Challenge Shamrock II
The Shamrock III’s remarkable showing causes unease among Reliance syndicate owners and prompts orders to speed refitting so she can be tried out and race ready soon. Yachting authorities near Herreshoff yard concede the old Shamrock II is faster, having pressed the Columbia closely two years ago.
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Br Scorps-McRie Press Association
Bristol
R. 1
Reliance
Herreshoff Yard
Miller Alive False Death Report Circulates
San Francisco dispatch says Joaquin Miller known as Power of the Sierras remains alive despite rumors. Chas. Dean aged 71 of Camden died at the infirmary on Saturday and was buried in the cemetery with no near relatives.
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McRsne Press Association
San Francisco
Mar
Joaquin Miller
Poer
The
Sierras
Chas. Denn
Chas. Dean
Camden
Hagaman on Spiritual Gifts Debate Proposed in Elyria
F W Martin challenges Hagaman over spiritual gifts arguing they are a delusion and inviting a public discussion. He notes Paul’s warning against ignorance of gifts, proposes a two sided meeting with collection for his opponent if held, or will present the opposing view Sunday at 7 PM for all to attend.
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Hagaman
St. Paul
F. W. Martin
Griswold and Speer Wed in Elyria Parsonage
Albert E. Griswold of Cleveland and Miss Mabel Jean Speer of Elyria were privately married by Rev. Wannamaker at the parsonage on Sunday morning and departed for Cleveland to establish their home. Miss Edith Squire, a Greenwich teacher, visited Elyria to choose a Davenport and Treacy Boudoir Grand piano, praising its new style.
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Edith Squire
Greenwich
Elyria
Davenport & Treacy
Fremont incident at Clauss shear works ends without clash
After the weekend killing of a youth named Mischke, anticipated trouble with non union African American workers at Clauss shear works in Fremont Ohio was not realized. Locked out union men kept the entry restricted and no African American workers attempted to enter. all African American employees reportedly left town.
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Fremont
Mischke
Clauss Shear Works
Towit
Onion feed makes eggs taste strong
A North Carolina experiment at state stations fed chopped wild onion tops and bulbs to laying hens. The eggs became strongly flavored to the point of being inedible, and the taste persisted as long as the onion ration continued.
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North Carolina
Police hunt for dynamite infernal machine at Cunard pier
Fifty police officials and many private sleuths probe the delivery of a dynamite packed infernal machine found at the Cunard steamship pier for the Umbria. Clockwork parts and a yachting emblem are examined as guards tighten pier security along all English lines. A letter threatening dynamite led to alarm, once thought a joke by investigators.
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Scerrs-McRat Press Associatios
New York
Cunard Steamship
Umbria
Elyria Considers Town Census To Update Population
Local discussion touches on whether Elyria's population has reached 10 000 and how it would affect bond value. F L Fuller, Cleveland banker, advocates a town wide census during school enrollment days in May to provide a current headcount. Clerk Snow of the school board may appoint W E Cahoon as enumerator.
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Elyria
F. L. Fuller
Cleveland
Nir
Fuller
Clerk Snow
W. E. Cahoon
Cleve Jane Woman Attends Cousin’s Sunday Wedding
Mrs Chari Gleason of Cleve Jane attended her cousin Miss Lianche Jackson of East Avenue in a Sunday wedding. The event continued into Monday afternoon with Gleason staying for the ceremony.
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Chari Gleason
Cleve- Jane
Lianche Jackson
East Avenue
Charity Baseball Tilt Between Elyria Teams Promises Big Gate
Two business men organized as the fats and the leans will play a charity baseball game in Elyria on Tuesday May 19 with proceeds going to the local hospital. F M Stevens and his lean supporters manage the loans while Ross Fauver Henry Dykeman and Ed Douglass head the fats. About 40 substitutes will be used as the game heats up with a 3 p m start and a supper planned after the fifth inning around 7 p m. Ambulances will be on site and Henry Dykeman may open a branch amica store at the grounds.
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Elyria
Elyria Hospital
F. M. Stevens
Ross Fauver
Henry Dykeman
Ed Douglass
Chas Lord
Amica
Phil Walsh
Mose Wilder
L. B. Fauver
H.C. Wilcox
al Teasdale
F. O. Wilford
Charles Stark
Charles Savage
Hal Sanford
Roy Fairchild
Otto Haserodt
J. Warst
C. C. Lord
J. B. Seward
Dinny Seward
R. F
C. M. Groty
M. Stevens
Clayton Chapman
The Assistance Wed Jadoe of the Basie Orn Loulé Ease
Worcester court case details a complex matter involving long suffering for an unnamed party. The fragmented OCR reads like a legal notice or docket entry with unclear names and numbers, but hints at a financial or paternal grievance and a prolonged period of hardship.
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Jadoe
Fin
Worcester
Wien
Weather forecast for Washington May 11
Eastern Ohio pair in eastern portions expect showers with western areas drier. Night brings showers across the state as a cooler front slides in. Tuesday looks cooler with ongoing showers in portions of the region.
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Washington
Ohio
Market Report From East Liberty May 11 1929
East Liberty notes show wheat at 72 3/4 cents, corn 44 1/4, oats 32 3/4, pork at 17.00, with hogs and cattle activity steady to lower. Sheep trades listed at 15 to 16 cents lower, with 20 000 head of sheep and 42 000 hogs reported.
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Br Schers-McRae Press Association
East Liberty
Scripps-McRae Pepss Association
Chicago
Sceiprs-McRar Parss Association
Old Ladies' Home trustees meet May 1 at 2 p.m.
Fragmented local notes report the annual meeting of the Old Ladies' Home trustees and association to be held at the home on Monday May 1 at 2 p.m. Also mentions visits and social events including a wedding trip and a golden wedding anniversary.
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Trustees and Association of the Old Ladies’ Home
L. W. Blicker
Galion
Charles C. Cottier
Forestty
A. Bates
C S. Bates
Omaha
Neb
Elyria
John M. Vincent
Johns Hopkins University
Elytia Friends
Johns Hopkins
King
Oberlin
Bipuat
Josephine Kinnier
L. Iva
Joka Ka
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Patrick O'Brien
Amayor
MR. Martin
MR. Hageman
Teachers’ Institute
Miller
J. H. Clauss
Br Scripps McHir Press Association
Cleveland Banker
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