CitizenshipCertificates Awarded to Local Applicants
Thirty two residents received citizenship certificates in Elyria Lorain at a ceremony led by Geo H Chamberlain of the Americanization Association in the American Legion Club Rooms. Supt. Masten urged higher ideals of citizenship as Rev. W Muir Auld shared his own path to naturalization. Mass Marsh handed certificates. Veterans provided martial music while the audience sang The Star Spangled Banner and a benediction followed.
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Chamberlais
Americanization Association
Medei
Earl J. O. Masten
American Legion
Maston
Miston
W. Muir Auld
Auld
Elz
Unm
Philadelphia
Eluzenship
Mabel Marsh
Mass Marsh
Elyria
Vicloity
Lorain
Vnly
Veterans of Foreign Wars Fire and Drum Corp
Geo. Hy. Chamberlain
Othe Audiere
Whiiten
City reports forty measles cases in area
Forty measles cases are reported in the city with about 44 cases typical for the season. Sanitary Policeman Frank Williams urges heads of families and doctors to report every case to stamp out the disease.
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Frank Williams
Wiliams
Death Notices and Funeral Plans in Local Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Eliza Dellefield, Earl Behrens, Mrs Anna Wartzel, Mrs Bell Sayles, and Austin J Brady are reported with funeral times, locations, and surviving relatives. Services set at St Pauls Church, Sudro's Funeral Home, St Johns Lutheran, and St Marys Church with burial to follow.
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Eliza Dellefield Puneral
Elize Detledeld
Ernest Pallas
Griswold Road
St. Paul's Eanselieal Church
Resverend
Bourquin Offqatins
Ridselann Sheas
EO Pallas
Griswoldroag
Elmer
Irwin
Elyria
Earl
Cleveland
Anna Wartzel
Polk
Ohio
Elbert Behrens
Herman Oingham
Geretrude Behrens
Lisma
Hartzel
Niy- Tia
St-John’s Lutheran Church
Sudro
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bell Saylus
Bell Sayles
Stop J
Leheavemue
Sudo’s
Milan
Austin J. Brady
Ford Refeanms
Stanford Avenue
Elstia
Lorain
Twe Gauchters
Anna Bradr
Columbus
Ford Refenning
Elk’s Lodge
St. Mars’s Church
Fremont
Mechanic Exds Life In Cincinnati
A 64 year old mechanic, Coacles Heidschuck, is reported dead after a head injury. Police say an apparent rampage caused a fatal wound. The fragment also references a solar eclipse and Chinese superstitions about evil spirits related to the sun.
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Cincinnati
Coacles Heidschuck
Wes
Ih Heal
Metacal Association Hears Address by Chinese Visitor
The Lorain County Medical Association welcomed Oro Peres Watson of Fenchow China with a detailed talk in the director's room of the Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. He described a Tiger hospital complex in need of funds and education facilities. The association voted to donate 100 dollars per year to support one student’s education for a year.
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Lorain County
Oro Peres Watson
Fenchow
China
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Watson
Wind
Lovats
Losses Reported to Police After Circus Event
Police received three complaints of losses during the circus at the Fairgrounds. Two men were short changed by circus followers, including Charles McDaniels and William Minor, who reported losses of $10 each. Others, Ferguson and Evans, reported not being paid for services and were advised to seek officer help.
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Charles MecDaniels
West Haver St
William Mimr
Chesshire Block
Ces
Eich
Fairgrounds
Delonsa
Nuwnich
Fifth St
Policeere
Aich Ferguson
Pottshem
Mass
James Lvans
San Diego
Cal
Pepper Victory Upsets Mellon Machine In Pennsylvania
In a statewide race in Pennsylvania Pepper defeated Ware amid strong Allegheny County support and rural backing for Governor Pinchot. The victory undermines the Mellon political bloc as Pepper and Fisher ran on law enforcement and Coolidge era national policies despite White House denials of ties.
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Beldlema
Dotlalto Fisher
Ste
Phillips
Wees
Ware
Philadelphia
Ban
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Pepper
Pinchot
Mellon
Pennsylvania
Mellons
Divorce suits filed in Lorain and Norwalk cases
Divorce proceedings opened today by Mer Stefanik of Lorain against Paul Stefanik on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Frede Rawle of Tatsety filed divorce from Betray Rawle alleging neglect and anger issues and seeking custody and property.
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Loraln Wuatvsn
Mer Stefanik
Lorais
Paul Stefanik
Rossuc
Vite
Cource
Bera
Vmlyria
Wovwuan
Frede Rawle
Rawle
Wolnan
Norwalk
Nesbitt Confesses Murder Wife in Family Quarrel
Nesbitt joins police in the search for his wife’s killer then breaks and admits the act after weeks of denials. He claims a red fury drove the crime during a quarrel. He receives a 19 year sentence before parole is possible at the state penitentiary in Columbus Ohio.
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Nesbitt
Iit
Nagsins
Niin
Neghlevs
Imeans
Polish leader Pilsudski faces possible dictatorship amid assembly dispute
The article reports on General Zagrski and RNozvadewski charged by Pilsudski allies with war ethics violations as court martial appeals arise. It notes funerals attracting attention, socialist and radical agitation, and the risk to leadership as the national assembly debates electing a president or dissolving. Marshal Pilsudski’s health remains a factor, with official word denying imminent military moves by General Haller.
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Zagrski
Rnozvadewski
Lrese
Pilsudsar
Pilsudski
Marshal Pilsudthi
Marshal Pilsudsk
Marshal Milsudski
Beers Probe Keeps New York Central Records Under Scrutiny
Cleveland May 19 The assistance district official Joan B Osman announced that New York Central railroad records have been ordered examined before a federal grand jury probing an alleged beer conspiracy. He warned that prominent national figures may be involved as the grand jury returns its indivements to this issue.
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Cleveland
Assistnce District Sutorcey
Joan B. Osman
New York Central Railroad
Prand Jury
Prand
Osman
Boy's Body Found Hanging From Attic Rafter
Cleveland Ohio May 193.- Thirteen year old John Roman is dead and investigators weigh suicide or accident. He had been reprimanded by his father and was found hanging from an attic rafter. The boy was a seventh grade pupil at a parochial school.
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Cleveland
John Roman
Tamary
Poller
Uring
Toes
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland May 19 market notes show varied livestock and poultry prices. Fat steers and bulls range with calves and cows, while hogs and lambs adjust. Toledo reports mixed hogs and cattle values and steady sheep and lamb trade amid broad regional activity.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Velrto
Toledo
Mas
Marie
Four Cozuanes found dead at Miller farm in Ohio mystery
Richard Kasey and a neighbor reported finding the Cozuanes buried in a dust pile on the Miller farm near Moore town. Authorities prepared for a postmortem as investigators noted no violent wounds and a possible poison container at the scene. The Miller family had lived in Jefferson County for about a decade.
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Richard Kasey
Wade
Mooretown
Ohio
Berghole
Jeftuson
Charleston
W. Va
Lolo
Oberlin Faculty Approves Smoking Recommendations
Oberlin May 19 The Joint Faculty and Student committees recommendations on smoking were approved by the faculty. The plan allows permanent extension of smoking in the Men’s building including pool room bowling alley and first floor designated rooms. Optional extension in the Meats building with sub rooms for clubs. occasional extension in Men’s building for special events. Smoking in lobby on men’s stats and in Men’s Commons on rare occasions with prior permission. No objection to smoking in pool rooms restaurants and other local establishments. urges students to refrain from smoking on streets near campus.
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Oberlin
Nol
Sinohias
Oberlin Musical Union Concert Highlights Short Works
Oberlin Musical Union, assisted by Dr George W Andrews and Norman Jolff, presented a spring concert featuring a series of short choral and solo works from English German and Russian composers. The program marked the 103rd season under Andrews direction with a departure from the usual lengthy program. The high school orchestra Boy Scouts and Girls Glee Club prepared a separate evening entertainment on May 21.
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Oberlin
Norman Jolff
New York
Bassharitone
George W. Andrews
Oberlin Musical Unior
Germany
Russia
Andrews
The
Musical Union
Olloves
God
Gretehaninom
Gretehanimef
Taneyer
Don Carlo
Verus
Norman
Bonnie
Morley
Lohen
Igh School
Boyks' and Girls Glee Club
Garis’ Glee Club
Mary Frances Hill
Paul Bersan Wi
Barseich
Ivan Welderaier
Paul Barsen
Don
Oberlin notices mix telegrams honors and events
Telegrams from President King to Oberlin College jot appreciation and regrets while a freshman injured in a basketball accident receives care. Also reports a faculty offer for Dr. Ch W Bradshaw in Miami and Oberlin Knights of Pythias events with degree work and a graduate fellowship for Sarah Mackinnon.
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Ch. W. Bradshaw
Miami
Fla
Bradshaw
Elevator men hide meeting at city hall in 1930s note
A fragment reports elevator workers meeting secretly at City Hall. The agenda included talks by Wallace Langar on Marketing Grain, RKA Mallare on Auditing, and LW Blackman on Dairy Fans, with speakers from State University.
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Cuty Hall
Eleator
Wallace Langar Cron
Rka Mallare
LW Blackman
Enforcement Bureau Certifies Tax Assessments
Six property owners in Alfen County face $1200 liquor law violation assessments certified by the Enforcement Bureau under the De Amen tty law. The action follows state Prohibition enforcement Bureau action and conveys to auditor R Phillips.
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Alfen County
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Berg
O R Phillips
Whittemore Faces Second Trial In Murder Case
In Baltimore on May 19 Richard Reese Whittemore known as the Dapper Candy Kid began his second bid to escape the death penalty. He pleaded not guilty to the February killing of Robert H. Holman, a 60 year old prison guard, as jury selection started and eight men were chosen for the panel.
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Baltimore
Richard Reese Whittemore Lodas
Bagdit
Robert H. Holman
Maryland
Butalo
Tryyn Whittemore
Whittemore
Gary
Rock
Schools Close For Summer Vacation This Year
Announcement from Sap RK C ton Onis suntan states all public schools will close on May 31 for a twelve week summer break. Memorial Day events cause the closure with schools expected to reopen in September.
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Nace Today
Sap. RK. C
Onis Suntan
Roosevelt School Maintains Lead In Local Banking Drive
Roosevelt school kept a 52.4 percent share in the weekly banking drive with Gates building close at 47.8 percent. The seventh week report shows 1587 accounts opened among eighth graders in city schools with 956 students banking $256 this week. In naval news, Britain’s racing yacht Britannia has a new mast of Oregon pine, 106 feet tall, weighing four to five tons.
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Roosevelt School
Gates
Eirria Schoole
Cit
King’s Racing
Britannia
Oregon
Prizes Drawn Thursday for Merchant Ticket Sale
Merchants plan a Thursday afternoon prize drawing for tickets from the three days sale. Duplicate ticket numbers in a wheel determine prizes including a Ford automobile or $450 credit, a radio set worth 125, furniture valued 23, ladies apparel worth 25, and hardware merchandise. Alternate draws and mayoral verification apply with duplicates held until May 27.
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Board of Trade
Board of Trades
Hs EO Agate
Waite Drew i
Collision on Fourth Street Damages Vehicle in Morning Report
One vehicle sustained damage in a morning collision on Fourth Street when H L Butcher driving east on Tier Road stopped and crossed into path of a car driven by P Konners of 821 West rer Street. Butcher reported the accident to DT Police. Konners and his 19 year old daughter were en route to high school.
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P Konnerr
West Rer Street
Liet
H. L Butcher
East Tier Road
Butcher
Fourth Street
Burd West Aenue
Kenners
Kemmers
John B Halpin Co Asks Judgment Against Werthe Co
The John B Halpin Co sues the GCH Werthe Co for 18544.72 dollars claiming delay in store alterations and penalties of 50 dollars per day for late or early completion. The petition cites plan changes and rumors about the plaintiff and alleges the architect was incompetent.
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John B. Halpin Co
GCH Werthe Co
Halpin Co
The
Indicted salesman charged with Mann Act violation in Cleveland
Chicago man J Martan, 35, indicted by a federal grand jury in Cleveland on Mann Act charges. Grand jury testimony says Martan picked up a theater patron in front of a theater and took her on a four month tour as his wife. A separate note mentions ice cream consumption rising since 1916 and a Delhi conference with 1500 delegates for Prohibition League of India.
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Cleveland OQ
T J Martan
Chicago
Louise Preson
Martin
Marek
Rain Lifts County Crops Boosting Hay and Oats
Heavy rain last night substantially aided Lorain county farmers. Corn and oats gain from moisture, hay fields recover from drought, and garden and truck produce expect earlier markets. County agent EL Rowlands notes improved conditions and forecasts thicker hay and healthier crops.
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Lorain County
Cornta Agent Co
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Washington Congress
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Oberlin College
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Las Leen
Whttemore
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United States
Dehli
Prohibition League of India
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Chacage
Whitney & Company
Broad St
Leader Shoe Store
the Shoe Store
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Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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