Today is the Day In May 1934 News Capsule
A clipped 1934 Central Press Association column recalls May 17 events and notes on astronomy and historical milestones. It mentions Independence in Norway in 1792 and early trade milestones, including a Boston Calcutta cargo venture and ice export ideas by Robert Tudor.
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Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Association
Boston
Calcutta
New England
Derie Tudor
Fragmented Almanac Snippets Covering War Generals and History
A collage of historical notes lists May 17 dates and figures. It mentions Grant, Sherman, postal money orders, Al Capone, the Owen Young plan, and Jenner, with brief astrology and a stray remark on English policy limiting textile machinery. The tone resembles a miscellany page with hurried facts and era glimpses.
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Grant
Sherman
North
Congress
Birmingham Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Calls
Birmingham brief notices list visits and calls by locals from Sandusky Norwalk Elyria Vermilion Beaver Park Lorain and Brownhelm. Notable guests include Mr and Mrs Stockdale, Miss Hazel, Jay Parker, Moss Mary Hamer, and families visiting at various homes over the weekend.
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Birmingham
Stockdale
Miss Hazel
Sandusky
William Truscott
Jay Parker
Moss Mary Hamer
Norwalk
J Od. Morer
South Amherst
Edwin Prince Jr
Lucie Pfrurr
Lorain
Lawrence Boughton
Elyria
Mia
Karl Avery
Harry Boyd
George Clary
Jami
Vermilion
Bert German
Walter Wilford
Sons
Beaver Park
Frank Griffen
Beatrice Fleming
Lyria
August Kubach
Paul and
Evelin
Harry Byars
Kenneth
Chester Hartel
O. A. Mordoff
Harry Zukowski
Virginia
Lornin
Hubert Howard
Ardith
Brownhelm
John Pfurr
University of Wisconsin chooses panel for centennial plans
A committee of veteran faculty members and civic leaders in Columbia Missouri has been selected by Dr Walter Willems president of the University of Wisconsin to organize preparations for the school's centennial celebration. The university, the first state institution of its kind west of the Mississippi, nears its 100th anniversary.
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Columbia
Walter Willems
University of Wispuri
Mississippi River
Readers Invited to Tour West by Chronicle Telegram
Chronicle Telegram invites readers to a seven city Western tour from August 5 to August 14. It includes Pike’s Peak Royal Gorge Yellowstone Park and Montana Rockies with sightseeing in Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City and other western stops.
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Nhon
Chiromeler Telegram
Colorado
Pike's Peak
Royal Gorge
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Montana Rockies
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
Gesser
Railroad expansion eyed in Lorain County plans
Twenty five years of progress headline notes a big expansion by the Wabasha Railroad this summer. Tracks are being laid on the east side of the river at Loran with plans to enter the downtown area and construct a freight and passenger station. An Elyria contracting team won a $7,500 contract to build a church for St. Joseph's parish in South Lorain.
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Wabasha Railroad
Loran
Lorain County
Eut
Elyria
Tam
St. Joseph's Church
South Lorain
Elyria Chamber to Host County Tour Next Week
A Lorain County acquaint tour planned for next week by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce will welcome more than 50 members. Mayor Dr W RK Hubbell, recently promoted to major, returns from France to share insights. Lorain County W C T U urges a health certificate on marriage license applications.
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Loram County
Elyria
W RK Hubbell
France
Lorain County
W. C T. U. Insitute
Lorain
Bip
Water supply inquiry prompts farm development concerns
A state legislator requests an embargoed inquiry into the quantity and quality of water at Grafton State Farm after reports claim the supply is insufficient for planned farm expansion. The Lake Read project to Sheffield via Cupanet remains on hold pending report findings and cost implications for Lorain and Medina counties.
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Grafton State Farm
Eissaa
Sheffield
Cupanet
Tpeed
Stetson
Lima and Kenton Gas Rates Refunded by Court
The Ohio Supreme Court affirmed the Public Utilities commission rates for Lima and Kenton, ordering refunds of 330 dollars to Lima users and 40 dollars to Kenton users. The five year rate plan, effective April 19, 1925, sets stepped charges for gas consumption and requires refunds of excess collections.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Public Utilities Commission
Lima
Kenton
Tama
Ajl
West Ohio Company
Ohio Gas Company
Ohio Fuel, Gas Company
Sales fined but will seek new trial
Chick Swayley wa ined 920 and costs for operating a gambling room yesterday afternoon before Mayor W. TH. Vanoster in police court. The mayor suspended the fine pending Sayles' appeal or a new trial, Bond won at at $50. An Englishman defined a law yer as "a learned gentleman who rescues your estate from your enemies and keeps it to himself.
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Sales
Chick Swayley
W. TH. Vanoster
Sayles
Bond
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Fast Foot Relief
Advert says Moone's Emerald Oil treats inflammatory foot troubles with one application. It claims rapid relief from soreness and odor, safe and non greasy, antiseptic and deodorant, available in a two ounce bottle from Cr Phillips Cut Rate or local druggists.
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America
Moone
Cr. Phillips
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