Dawes Nominated by Western Reserve University Students
Western Reserve University students in Weland endorsed Charles G Dawes for president at a mock convention. Dawes emerged as dark horse on the fifth ballot after Merbert Hoover and Al Smith nearly deadlocked on the fourth ballot with votes of 10 to 24 and a final six votes in the fourth round.
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Charles G. Dawes
Western Reserve Univnity Students For
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Mosen
Merbert Hoover
al Smith
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Reserve Proxy Speaks To Students
Oberlin Ohio May 18 Dr Robert E Vinson president of Western Reserve University will give the main address on the honors day program in Finney chapel today at 1130 The Y Service 18 in honor of Phi Beta Kappa students and honor students seniors and faculty members will be present in cap and gown. The annual Phi Beta Kappa initiation and dinner for the years newly elected members was held last night at the Oberlin Inn Marion Davies Cons 28 presented her senior recital in piano last night in Warner hall assisted by Mr Cerf Miss Zinninger Mr Gailewicz and Mr Goerner Her program was as follows Impromptu in B flat Op 142 No 4 Schubert En Automne WMoszkowski Ballade in G minor Brahms Hexentanz Wacdaw pll Nocturne in D flat Chopin.
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Swestern Reserve University
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Brehms
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Chopin
Youngstown Kidnapping Mystery Still Unsolved
Beatrice Rosenbaum, 10, vanished after entering a car in Youngstown. Police question a new suspect from Columbiana while maintaining belief she was slain. Three witnesses described seeing her enter the car but could not identify all occupants as investigators search Northern and Central Ohio for clues or possible relatives holding her.
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Gnomenreigen Liszt and Schumann Quintet Featured
A concert program highlights Liszt’s Gnomenreigen and Schumann’s Quintet for piano and strings Op 44. The event showcases contrasting virtuosic and chamber works with performances likely by prominent local musicians and ensembles.
Left hand piano recital by Gerald Tyler in Warner
Gerald Tyler of North Wain street will give a left hand piano recital in Warner ball Friday evening May 25. An outstanding 1904 Overlin Conservatory graduate, he led music in St Louis public schools and composed a large pageant while there. He suffered a prior stroke paralyzing his right side but has slowly improved and can perform with one hand.
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Oberlin WAA Holds Final Meeting With Officer Elections
The Oberlin WAA concluded its season with reports from committees and the election of seasonal managers. The gathering occurred last night at the Womens Telegates and noted participation in the Athlete conference held recently in Columbus.
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Ridgeville May News Notes and Local Socials
Miss Hattie Meech spent Thursday in Cleveland. Jane Lucas fell from a porch and broke her collar bone. Mr and Mrs O'Brian of Cleveland visited at the home of Mr and Mrs H G Streev on Sunday. Mrs E Fairbank and Mr and Mrs Heller, Mr and Mrs Eldred and Miss Esther Eldred, all of Cleveland, were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H P Eldred. Clarence Wiley is quite sick. The Grange will have their regular meeting on Tuesday evening May 22. North Olmsted with initiate the third and fourth degree. North Eaton Grange will also be their guests. All members should come. Everett Miller, Ralph and Margaret of Pittsfield were Sunday guests of the former's parents. Mr and Mrs B Mailler. Mrs Ed Paufenbauzh and MaIon of Toledo spent the weekend with her parents, Mr and Mrs L Schaber. H G Stacey visited his mother in Chardon on Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Shaw spent
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Hattie Meech
Cleveland
Jane Lucas
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H G Streev
E. Fairbank
Heller
P Eldred
Wliss
Esther Eldred
H P Eldred
Clarence Wiley
Grange
Sister Hosts Guest Burn Incident In Lorain
In Lorain a guest staying with Mrs B Nickola and family at Charles Gilder's home was burned when a gasoline stove flare up occurred last Wednesday. The injury to Mrs Gilder was not serious. Mrs Archie Watson of Berea visited Ridgeville on Thursday.
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Charles Gilder
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Archie Watson
Berea
Ridgeville
Swedens Aerotransport marks four years of service
Stockholm reports Swedens Aerotransport has covered nearly 1 250 000 kilometers since its 1924 launch. Of 38 127 travelers since 1924, 14 895 were carried last year, about 4 000 more than 1926. Freight in 1927 totaled 3 035 kilograms and 6 998 kilograms of mail were transported. The airline operates routes within Sweden and to Berlin Hamburg Helsingfors Copenhagen Amsterdam with connections to Paris and London. Additional services link with Lufthansa to Vienna Warsaw and Zurich.
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Helsingfors
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Zurich
Paris Clash Over Youth Peace Message Sparks Student Disorder
In Paris a disruption erupted when Ferdinand Buison attempted to address a crowd on Peace Through the Youths. Several young French royalist students were involved, with some audience members affected as the scene escalated into unrest.
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Ferdinand Buisson
London society adds shingle-wig to women wardrobes
London reports the shingle-wig, curled for evening wear, as the latest social wardrobe item priced from 60 to 100 dollars. The piece notes fingernail writing as an ancient Persian art and mentions a splendid example gifted to King George by the Afghan King during his recent England visit.
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England
Burns Homestead Near Dumfries Bequeathed to Britain
The Dumfries area homestead of poet Robert Burns is left to the British nation by owner John Wilson Wil Hamson. The bequest preserves the site linked to Burns who penned Auld Lang Syne at the home. The transfer underscores ongoing efforts to safeguard literary heritage.
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Dumfries
John Wilson
Wil Hamson
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