Inkealth Tuberculosis Conference At Elyria Memorial Hospital
The fourth in a series of chest conferences in Lorain county was held at Elyria Memorial hospital Thursday. Forty were examined to detect early tuberculosis and curb its spread. Three hundred county deaths in five years are linked to the disease. Doctors E Edwards and E F Griesinger led the examinations with support from the Lorain County Health Council and local medical leaders. Funding comes from Christmas seal sales. The next conference dates in Oberlin on May 21.
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Lorain County
Elyria Memorial Hospital
E . Edwards
E. F. Griesinger
Cleveland
Sandino Note Threatens Americans in Nicaragua
A letter with General Augustino Sandino's signature, found at the La Luz mine, declares that all Americans captured by revolutionists will be killed in response to U.S. refusal to withdraw from Nicaragua. The mine site suffered a third raid with most buildings burned. the rebels reportedly moved to a position about 12 mules from La Luz.
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Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
United States
Augustino Sandino
la Luz
Harry Amphlett
Amphlett
Sandino
Donaheys Back In Columbus After Vacation Drive
Governor Vic Donahey and Mrs Donahey returned to Columbus from a state vacation motor trip through the south. Their son Jim drove. The trip, May 1 to now, aimed at health recovery for Mrs Donahey after injuries from a previous automobile accident. The governor resumes official duties Monday and spoke with no politicians during the journey.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
South
Jim
Donahney
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
West Florida
New Orleans
Alabama
Tennessee
J. A. Meckstroth
Danabey
County and Villages Plan 9 Mile Road Widening Project
Lorain County and the Villages Avon Lake and Sheffield seek to widen No. 3 State Route 2 for about nine miles from the Cuyahoga County line to Lorain city to 30 feet with 50 percent county and local funding. Bids on concrete and brick, concrete preferred. County has 70000 dollars available this year to advance the work, with the aim to start at the county line and extend westward as funds permit.
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Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Avon Lake
Sheffield
Lorain County
Cuyahoga
Murray
George Rhoads
W. R. Richmond
CP Wrees
Kirk
Brindle
Ameher
J Cc
Standen
John R Pipes
Vrke
C. P
Avor
Fred P
Breifield
Harry Awit
Shefield
Loemtateler of Commerce
Els Leonard M. Wheaton
Fire department tests new hose for Elyria unit
Elyria firemen tested 450 feet of newly purchased hose on Thursday. The tests were satisfactory and the department now has about 7,000 feet of fire hose in total.
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HOSF
Elyria Fire Department
Norwalk Man Pleads Not Guilty to DUI Charge
Ralph Emerson of Norwood Avenue Norwalk pleaded not guilty in police court this morning to driving while intoxicated. His hearing is set for this afternoon. Bond was set at 200 by Mayor James A. Hewitt after a Lake Avenue arrest last night.
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Ralph Emerson
Norwood Avenue
Norwalk
Emerson
James A. Hewitt
Lake Avenue
Indiana Man Has Car Damaged Here
Winchester Indiana resident Harry Manks said his car was struck and damaged by a light coupe on Clark Street last night He did not secure the other driver’s name and told police of the incident.
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Indiana
Harry Manks
Winchester
Clark Street
Manks
Noise complaint quieted by police last night
Police dispersed disorderly youths at the corner of Furnace and West River streets after a noise complaint. Officers reported the group became quieter following intervention by the squad.
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Furnace
West River Streets
Western Reserve Finance Sues Parkside Auto for Car Possession
The Western Reserve Finance Company of Elyria filed suit in common pleas court against Parkside Auto Company of Lorain seeking immediate possession of a vehicle secured by a chattel mortgage and $100 in damages.
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Western Reserve Finance Company of
Elyria
Common Pleas
Parkside Auto Company of
Lorain
Deserted wife seeks divorce after five years apart
Nina K Ramser files in common pleas court for divorce from Albert Ramsen alleging five years after their 1917 marriage he deserted her and their two children and has remained absent since.
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Nina K Ramser
Common Pleas Court
Albert Ramsen
Administrative appointment in Cr. Daugherty estate
Fay Preston of Oberlin was named administratrix of the Cr. Daugherty estate, Elvira, by Judge H C Wilcox in probate court yesterday. The ruling formalizes her role to manage the estate’s affairs.
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Fay Preston
Oberlin
Cr. Daugherty
Elvira
H C. Wilcox
Two Cognovit Judgments Hit Elyria Court
The Elyria Buick Company obtained two cognovit note judgments in Judge A. R. Webber's court today. One for 116.65 dollars against Chamles Hamilton and another for 116 dollars against Harold Hamilton.
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Elyria Buick Company
A. R. Webber
Chamles Hamilton
Harold Hamilton
County board approves Johnson ditch in Elyria township
The board of county commissioners today approved the construction of the Johnson ditch in Elyria township, authorizing the project to proceed under the county’s drainage program and outlining funding and oversight steps.
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Board of County Commissioners
Johnson
Elyria Township
Cognovit suit filed in common pleas court
Mr and Mrs J. Moon filed a cognovit note petition in common pleas court against Elmer C. Dellefield for $69,429. The filing notes a formal debt action seeking recovery of the stated amount.
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J. 8
Moon
Common Pleas Court
Elmer C. Dellefield
Elyria Parks Memorial Proposed to Honor Ely Family
Mr Wilford urged a city memorial in Ely Park as a symbol of civic pride and Elyria’s park system. He noted 23 or 24 land bequests by the Ely family, praising Cascade and Elywood parks and citing Prof Hatton’s praise of Cascade as a premier municipal park. Frank Ellenberger urged broad city support including women and all groups.
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Wilford
Ely
Elyria
Ifeman Ely
Ely Park
Cascade Park
Elywood
Cyvely
Ely Hes Jie
Prof
Hatton
Europe
Cascade
Frank Ellenberger
Memorial for Heman Fly Proposed in Ely Park
City meeting heard support for a memorial to founder Heman Fly in Ely Park. Speakers praised Cascade park views and urged broader park awareness, with committees named to outline the memorial type and financial plan and a follow up meeting planned.
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East
New England
Curis Stolfenburg
Black River Valley
Cascade Park
Henry Wurst
Charles Crehore
Crehore
J.C Parsch
Ely Park
Parsch
W. G. Comings
Ohio
Elyria
Ralph Silsbee
J. W. McHenry
E J Staphard
Robert Rice
Bea
Harvey Cherfty
Cheney
Elys
Oscar Dunn
Paul Wainwright
Senator Comings
McHenry
Illinois
Charles Tucker
A C Hudnutt
Hewitt
Heman
Livestock Co-operatives Show Increased Sales in Ohio
Livestock co-operatives of Ohio reported a gain in volume of more than 20 percent for the first three months of this year, according to word received at the Lotain County Farm Bureau office.
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Ohio
Lotain County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureaus Increase Rolls Across Ohio in First Quarter 1928
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation reports 2562 new members added in January to March 1928. 61 counties gained members with Union County leading at 236. several counties surpassed 100. A February March drive recruited many new members, with future campaigns planned after corn planting to reach a 19000 member goal.
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County Farm Bureaus of
Ohio
Lorain
Nexs
Allgger
Spanish Dance Fever Replaces Russian Tastes in Paris
Spanish dancers and singers fill Paris concert halls as Russian favorites fade. The Opera Comique reports record crowds for Manuel de Falla's Spanish festival with dancer Argentine and Vincente Escudero presenting famed steps such as the seguidilla, jota, and gitana.
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Olle
Opera Comigre
Manuel de Falla
L'Amour Sorcier
Vincente Escudero
Spain
Paria
Police Shake Up Averages in Modern Popular Song
A new study shows the average life of a popular song trending now is four to six months. Analysts note rapid turnover in chart rankings and shifting listener tastes. Publicity campaigns aim to sustain hits beyond the brief peak.
Kidney Trouble Found Cause Of Brown's Death
Thomas Brown a 25 West Avenue resident died in Elyria Memorial Hospital after a Thursday autopsy by Coroner Myles Perry. The report cites chronic nephritis with undersized kidneys and a markedly enlarged heart, ruling out homicidal poisoning and noting prior collapse on Woodford Avenue.
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Thomas Brown
West Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Brown
Myles Perry
Woodford Avenue
Coronr Perry
Oregon Voters Go To Polls in Unusual Primary
Oregon voters went to the polls to conclude a highly unusual primary campaign. Herbert Hoover faced opposition for the Republican presidential vote and would be carried to Kansas City with support from 13 Republican delegates. Observers predicted Gov. Al Smith of New York would likely win easily over Senator Reed of Missouri, whose strength waned due to disagreements with the late President Wilson, a longtime Oregon Democrat favorite.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
al Smith
New York
Reed
Missouri
Wilson
Markets in Cleveland Produce and Poultry Prices May 18
Cleveland markets list produce sacks by weight and region with prices for Maine Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho and Florida. includes 150 and 120 and 110 pound sacks and various onion and potato types. poultry prices for broilers leghorns fowls ducks and geese. butter and egg quotations with per dozen and per pound figures.
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Cleveland
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock Market Report May 18
Hogs receipts 900 with market up 20 cents top 103.5. pigs steady across weights. Calves and yearlings mixed with small gains. beef cows and vealers varied. Sheep receipts 400 with market steady. fat lambs 15-18 per hundred, cull lambs 11-13, fat ewes 7-8.
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Cleveland
Trading brisk in Columbus wholesale produce district May 18
Columbus Ohio report notes active trading with few price changes. Beans Hamper 3 to 4.90 dollars. cantaloupes express shipments crate 9.00 to 9.50. potatoes Florida No 1 double head barrel 5.00, No 2 3.00. Strawberries 24 qt crate 4.00 to 3.00, poor as low as 2.00. Tomatoes Florida 1 basket crate 5.00 to 5.50, 10 lb package 1.79. Eggs current receipts 9-30 cents.
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Columbus
Florida
Toledo Livestock Market Report May 18
Toledo Ohio cattle and hogs receipts were light to moderate with hogs at 10 to 15 higher. Heavies ranged 9.50 to 9.730, mediums 10.09 to 10.15, Yorkers 10.00 to 10.15, good pigs 7.75 to 8.25. Cattle receipts light with market steady, calves light with steady demand, and sheep and lambs receipts light with market steady.
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Toledo
Woman Seeks Damages from Railway Over 1928 Crash
Jessie Mae Krugman of Stop 69 Cleveland road filed in common pleas court seeking 25750 dollars in damages from the Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company. She alleges that on October 31, 1928, while driving near the defendant’s tracks her car stalled on the crossing due to track elevation and was struck by a speeding Southwestern car. The plaintiff claims the motorman could see her automobile 1000 feet away and failed to slow down.
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Cleveland Road
Jessie Mae Krugman
Common Plas
Cleveland, Southwestern Railway and Light Company
Plalintiff
Southwestern
Rain and Warm Weather Visit City Thursday
Rain and warm weather swept the city on Thursday and Thursday night causing showers, hailed by shoppers seeking shelter under awnings. Flooding was limited to basins with no serious impacts. farmers welcomed the rain, predicting crop growth after a period of stagnation.
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Jupiter Pluvius
City Service Department
Death Record for Mrs Mary A Henson at Abbey Road
Mrs Mary A Henson died this morning at age 78 years 10 months and 19 days at her home on Abbey Road. She is survived by one son A C Henson and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 30 from her home officiated by Rev Mavis of French Greek officiating. Burial will be in Sheffield Cemetery.
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Mary A Henson
Abbey Road
A C. Henson
Mavis
Sheffield
Louvain Library Clock Unveiled At July 4 Dedication
International artisans from three nations build a four-unit clock and 35-bell carillon for the new Library of the University of Louvain. The $80,000 project funded by American engineering societies honors the rebuilt tower after WWI destruction. Clock works are in Croydon England with dials and hands by Paris New York and London firms. Brass stars from Waterbury Connecticut adorn the dials, produced by Stanhope New Jersey companies.
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New York
University of Louvain
Engineering Foundation
Croydon
Eng
Wrought Iron Workers
Paris
London
Waterbury
Stanhope, N. J
Madison Square Garden Ballots Set Record at Convention
The Democratic convention at Madison Square Garden required 108 ballots to nominate a candidate for president. John W Davis was eventually nominated on the 108th ballot.
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Madison Square Garden
John W Davis
Galileo Discovers Jupiter's Four Moons on First Telescope Night
The astronomer Galileo Galilei used a newly built telescope to observe Jupiter and identified its four largest satellites. He also noted lunar mountains, marking a pivotal advance in observational astronomy during that early telescope era.
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Galileo
Jupiter
Mild Diphtheria Epidemic Alarms Elyria City
Elyria health authorities report a mild diphtheria outbreak with four cases in the city, three in one home. One case is serious. quarantine on three homes, local immunization drives for preschoolers, and school-based efforts accompany monitoring of scarlet fever and milk-supply concerns.
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Elyria
Lloyd Sweet
E. French
French
Ely Ta Board of Health
Meonie Temple
C. Ha. Barrett
Oberlin
Eaton Township
Elyria Waltons Plan Sandusky Fisher Night Out
Members of the Agenda club of the Elyria M C A will fish at Bay S Bridge near Sandusky Saturday night. They hope to catch enough fish for the club’s regular Monday dinner.
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Sandusky
Agenda Club
Elyria M.C. A
Bay S Bridge
Two Files With County Board
Two declarations of candidacy were filed with the County Board of Elections today. Clarence A Baker, deputy in the county treasurer's office, declared himself a candidate for county treasurer, subject to the Republican primaries on August 14. Judge C G Washburn of the court of appeals, filled his declaration for candidacy to succeed himself, subject to the Republican primaries.
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County Board of Elections
Clarence A Baker
C G Washburn
Court of Appeals
Oldest woman telegraph operator in US named Minnie H. Smith
The distinction of being the oldest woman telegraph operator in the United States in point of service belongs to Miss Minnie H. Smith who has held these positions at Zumbro Falls Minnesota for 47 years.
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United States
Minnie H. Smith
Zumbro Falls
Minn
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