Feng Yu-Haiang Emergence Shapes Chinese Civil War
London reports Feng Yu-Haiang, a prominent Nationalist figure termed a Christian general, again rises as a potential dominant personality in China. His return hinges on a race to Tientsin and Peking led by three Nationalist columns, Chang Tso-Lin's retirement, and the post-capture power sharing with Chiang Kai-Shek and Yen Hsi-Shan. He reportedly demanded sole charge of Peking if captured.
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London
Feng Yu- Haiang
China
Feng
Tientsin
Peking
Chiang Kai- Shek
Yen Hsi-Shan
Shansi Province
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-Shek
Judge Confession Judgment on Cognovit Note Suit
Judge W. B. Thompson issued judgment by confession in a cognovit note suit filed by Mrs Tyrene Peabody against W. M. and Mary Jenkins. The note totaled $475.00.
Nelson S Fitch In Store Here 37 Years
Nelson S Fitch marks 37 years with Foster-Fitch Clothing, honored with roses in the office. He began at $9 weekly in 1891 when the store was The Baker and Foster Clothing company. Five years later he bought an interest and in 1904 the firm was incorporated as The Foster-Fitch Company.
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Nelson S. Fitch
Nelson
Fitch
Foster-Fitch Clothing Company
Baker and Foster Clothing Company
Foster-Fitech Company
Miller Files For Prosecutor
Atty William A Miller of Brownhelm filed his declaration of candidacy for county prosecuting attorney with the County Board of Elections He is a Republican and the second to file for the office with law offices at Amherst.
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William A. Miller
Brownhelm
County Board of Elections
Miller
Amherst
Lorain real estate man sues for unpaid fees
William H. Baker a Lorain real estate man filed suit in common pleas court seeking $260 in fees claimed for securing a lease for Lorain Waste Products with Lorain Dairy and Feed in December. Also noted is Waseda University Tokyo planning Asia s first theatrical library museum and first building dedicated to William Shakespeare aside from the Stratford memorial.
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Lorain Waste Products Company
Lorain Dairy and Feed Company
William H. Baker
Lorain Real Estate
Common Pleas Court
Waseda University
Tokyo
Asia
William Shakespeare
Stratford-on-Avon
Old Glory Grange Meeting Seventeen Attend May 10
Old Glory Grange held a regular meeting Thursday evening May 10 with seventeen members present. During lecture hours members discussed rate of coal petroleum and natural gas use and played games. Fred Prosser won the prize. The next meeting on March 4 will feature a debate on whether husbands should eat all the new dishes prepared by their wives.
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Old Glory Grange
Fred Prosser
Unnamed intruder raids Woodford Avenue home
Charles Novotony of Woodford Avenue reports a burglary last night. An unknown person entered his bedroom window, stole $11 from his trousers, and took his key fold. No injuries reported and police are investigating.
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Charles Novotony
Woodford Avenue
Novotony
Lorain Boy Lost Saturday Found by Police
Robert Stewart a 13 year old of Broadway and First street Lorain got lost here Saturday night. He was found by police on Broad street early Sunday morning. Stewart's father located at Lorain and the boy was taken home.
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Lorain
Robert Stewart
Broadway
First Street
Stewart
Broad Street
Fire at Ohio Street Home Causes Minor Damage
A blaze broke out Sunday afternoon at the home of Robert Crehore 238 Ohio Street. The fire started in the basement when a cap on the cellar door ignited, and was extinguished with buckets of water. Little damage resulted.
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Robert Crehore
Ohio Street
Crehore
Lorain Murder Suspect Luther Young Captured in Buffalo
Luther Young, charged with the murder of William Nance in Lorain, was captured in Buffalo, New York, today. Sheriff G. Mathews said extradition papers are being prepared to bring the man back for trial.
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Luther Young
Wiliam Nance
Lorain
Buffalo
N. Y
G. Mathews
Traffic Collision on Cleveland Street Involving Blakely and Hilgen
W E Hilgen of Rocky River was driving on Cleveland street Saturday when his car was struck by a vehicle driven by James Blakely of 538 West Second Street. Police report notes both cars sustained damage.
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W. E. Hilgen
Rocky River
Cleveland Street
James Blakely
West Second Street
Two Men Fined in Police Court for Being Intoxicated
A man identified as Fred Smith, a laborer with unknown address, and Ira Skeels of the city were each fined five dollars and costs in police court today on three counts of being intoxicated. Both pleaded guilty.
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Fred Smith
Ira Skeels
Wheel stolen from General Industries plant report
John Eschke of 479 Huron street reported to police Saturday night that his bicycle was stolen from the General Industries Co. The wheel, he said, was an Excelsior.
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John Eschke
Huron Street
General Industries Co
Eschke
Tricycle Found Unclaimed on Washington Avenue
Police located a blue tricycle on Washington Avenue last night and it has not been claimed.
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Washington Avenue
How Much Water Should Baby Get A Famous Authority
Ruth Brittain cites a rule on infant fluids stating six months old babies need three ounces per pound daily, eight pound infants require twenty four ounces, with later guidance at two ounces per pound. It promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a universal remedy, claiming it calms feverish spells and supports growth, and warns to check for Charles W. Fletcher's signature for authenticity.
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Ruth Brittain
Fletcher
Chas
Marathon Fever Grips Elyria as Runners Parade Through City
Thousands packed Elyria streets Saturday to glimpse the greatest marathon. Tens of thousands lined roads to Oberlin, guiding runners into ditches while crowds watched from Ely park and Second street. Officials escorted contestants amid motorcades as commerce and spectacle spanned the event.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Ely Park
Second Street
Cheapside
Court Street
Red Grange
New York
West Avenue
Sheriff's Deputies
Broad Street
Last Avenue
Middle Avenue
Chambers of Commerce
Cleveland
Arrownheal-on-the- Lake
Touring Car Placed in City Pound After Found Unregistered
A Ford touring car found standing on Kaiser Court Sunday night was taken to the city pound this morning. It had no top and no license plates.
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Kaiser Court
Bank Judge Rules Kowalski In Default Case
The Workmen's Bank obtained a default judgment of 360 dollars against Pete Kowalski in common pleas court this morning, presided by Judge W. B. Thompson after a single check dispute.
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The
Workmen's Bank
Pete Kowalski
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Kirk Wins Judgment Against Miller Estate
Newton L. Kirk was granted a judgment of 3345.45 dollars from the estate of Cornelia Miller by Judge W. B. Thompson in the common pleas court today.
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Newton L. Kirk
Cornelia Miller
W. B. Thompson
Common Pleas Court
Famous Musicians Coming to Crystal Gardens on Tuesday
Radio critics praise George Williams and his Music Makers as a remarkable, pleasing band. The Cleveland Press and Cleveland News praise rhythm and melody that sway shoulders and feet, even on radio. The Cleveland Plain Dealer echoes the enthusiasm for the band.
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George Williams
Music Makers
Crystal Gardens
Cleveland Press
Cleveland News
George Williames
Willams
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Winners announced in Pearl contest at Baron Jewelry
The Baron Jewelry Company announced winners in the Blue Bird Pearl contest. First prize goes to Mark T. Byers of 521 Park Place, second to Tna Lt. Baxter of 423 Earl Court, and third to Dominic Staskiewis of 1814 Middle Ave. Over 300 registered, prizes include strands valued at 50, 25, and 1000 dollars. The genuine pearl, number 22, is on display in the shop window.
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Baron Jewelry Company
Mark T. Byers
Park Place
Tna
Lt. Baxter
Earl Court
Dominic Staskiews
Middle Ave
Femie
Radium poisoning case tests law and science in New Jersey
Five former New Jersey factory workers exposed to radium while painting watch dials between 1917 and 1920 are dying from radium poisoning. Lawyers seek redress against United States Radium Corporation after failing to overcome statutes of limitations. A court hearing was postponed to September 25 due to a crowded docket. The plaintiffs seek $299,000 for each woman to support them in their final days.
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Orange
N. J
New Jersey
Science
Jersey Justice
Grace Fryer
Albina Larice
Quinta McDonald
Edna Hussman
Hillside
Katherine Schaub
Newark
Raymond Berry
Radium Corporation
Backes
Berry
Death Notice of Mrs. Isabelle Myers Chrysler
Mrs Isabelle Myers Chrysler 65 years 11 months 8 days died at her daughter Mrs Charles Zachariahs home 250 Corneil avenue at five this morning after nine days illness She leaves seven children seven grandchildren two great grandchildren three sisters and one brother Funeral Thursday at 2 00 pm at 404 High street home of daughter Mrs G J Blackwell Rev W Fowler will officiate Burial Elmwood cemetery She was a Royal Neighbors and Maccabees member and lived in Elyria 35 years.
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Isabelle Myers Chrysler
Charles Zachariah
Corneil Avenue
Morris Whitten
Elyria
Charles Jones
Akron
Emmette Myers
Detroit
Mich
Park Myers
Guy Blackwell
Elmer Guthman
Blackwell
High Street
Selyria
Royal Neighbors
the Maccabees
Sudro Funeral Home
G. J. Blackwell
Rev
W Fowler
Elmwood Cemetery
Avon Woman Betty Blackwell, 69, Dead After Elyria Residency
Mrs Betty Blackwell aged 69 of Elyria for 28 years and Broad Street past, survived by daughter Mrs Karp Avon Ohio son Ruben Stevens of Saginaw Michigan five brothers and three brothers in Michigan twenty grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services at 2 30 p m Tuesday at the Karp home with Rev Fowler Church of Christ officiating. Burial Avon Center cemetery.
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Betty Blackwell
M. J. Karp
Avon
Ohio
Elyria
Broad Street
Karp
Ruben Stevens
Saginaw
Michigan
Fowler
Church of Christ
Tural
Avon Center Cemetery
Chicago firm files suit to recover 494.59
The Bussey and Briggs company of Chicago filed suit in common pleas court Saturday to recover from Home Furniture company Flytia 494.59 on an account for goods furnished the defendant.
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Bussey and Briggs Company
Chicago
Home Furniture Company
Flytia
Red Cross to Represent U S at Lithuanian Independence Anniversary
The American Red Cross will have official representation at Lithuania’s May 15 celebration of the tenth anniversary of independence. Diplomatic Secretary Roy W. Henderson will represent the organization as Lithuania thanks the Red Cross for relief work after the war. The invitation cites the sheltering of epidemics and destruction. In other items, American pilots fill air mail routes in Mexico and Jim Barnes dominates track meets with multiple wins and a top score. At Oberlin, Dorothy Peabody spoke to the YWCA on vocations, focusing on “The Field of the Special Worker.”
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American Red Cross
Lithuania
Roy W. Henderson
Riga
Latvia
American Red Cross Commission
Russia
Baltic States
Oberlin
Dorothy Peabody
Oberlin Hands Case 93 39 In Cleveland Track Meet
Oberlin college track team traveled to Cleveland and routed Case 93 to 39, sweeping all events in the meet.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
Case Outfit
Elyria Girl to Have Lead in Pageant
Donna Bell of Elyria will portray the leading role in the Women s Athletic Association pageant Our Ladies Juggler to be staged June 14 and 15 with commencement exercises. She also played the Juggler last year. Helen Rice Suzanne Clifton Katherine Demms Clargaret Heimbach and Jane Moody hold other leads as rehearsals begin next week.
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Donna Bell
Elyria
Our Ladies
Miss Bell
Helen Rice
Suzanne Clifton
Katherine Demms
Clargaret Heimbach
Jane Moody
Vaughn Electric Co. Phone 323 102 Cleveland St
Local electrical contractor Vaughn Electric Co lists contact data and address at 102 Cleveland Street with phone 323. No further details.
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Vaughn Electric Co
Cleveland St
Oberlin Downs Ohio Wesleyan in 4 0 Victory at Home
Oberlin celebrated the reopening of athletic relations with Ohio Wesleyan by a 4 to 0 shutout. Kiracoffe starred on the mound allowing only one hit in nine innings as Oberlin dominated. The team plans a Michigan trip this week facing Hillsdale Michigan State and Ypsilanti State Normal.
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Oberlin
Reope
Kerekes Sues For Divorce On Cruelty Grounds
Joseph Kerekes filed for divorce from Anna Kerekes in common pleas court citing gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple wed August 25 1923 and share a four year old son.
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Joseph Kerekes
Common Pleas Court
Anna Kerekes
Scientist refutes beard growth theories and shaving myth
An eminent scientist disproves two popular theories to explain facial hair growth. The first claims shaving makes a man’s beard grow thicker, while the second suggests beards sprout faster in warm weather.
O Donnell Public Notice Highlighted on Page Four
A prominent public notice by O Donnell appears on page four, signaling an official action and outlining filing or deadline details. The notice emphasizes compliance steps and the authority behind the announcement, urging interested parties to review specified requirements.
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BM. O’donnell
Snell in Elyria Offers One Day Vitalizing Treatment
On Wednesday May 16 at Elyria Hotel Snell presents a one day only revitalizing and rejuvenative treatment. The event advertises a personal health program aimed at improving vitality and well being for attendees in Elyria.
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Cremoe Ee
NL -Tnghina
Firestone Gum
al Mason
West Ave
Istock
Seve's
Lorain “Strderer
Pyle
United Press
Chrysler
Mrs. Blackwell
Mexico
Jim Barnes
Barnes
Miss Peabody
RN. B. Whiting
College
Oberlin Cinder
O. W. Uo
Elyria Eagles
All Welcome
Albert F
Wagner Prov, CO
Freed Eisemann
Stewart Warner
Crosley
Columbia
Lodi St
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