Powerful Wireless Plant Erected on Pacific Coast
Portland Oregon May 20 with the completion of the Federal Telegraph Company's Hillsboro plant the second highest powered wireless station on the Pacific coast will begin operation capable of transmitting across the Pacific Ocean It will handle coastal business and compete with wire companies A wire to wireless direct connection will exist and signals will transfer automatically to the wireless Messages for Portland will be received on the Pending housing roof reducing on site telegraph staff The Hillsboro station rated at 130 kilowatts will have a 625 foot tower and umbrella type aerial covering 275 acres The San Diego plant built for the navy is 800 kilowatts.
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International News Service
Portland
Ore
Federal Telegraph Company
Hillsboro
Pacific Coast
Pacific Ocean
San Diego
Cal
Firemen’s Convention to Gather in Bryan on June 15
Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen plan a large June 15 meeting in Bryan with delegates from about 125 towns. The event features a parade several miles long, prize contests for firemen and bands, plus carnival booths and attractions.
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Bryan
Ohio
Firemen
Long Skirts Return From Paris Fashion Designers
Paris designers forecast a comeback of the long full skirt with basque effects and wide organdie collars. A model at Longchamp displays the latest frock with organdie cuffs amid racecourse surroundings.
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Mannikins
Longchamps
Paris
Organdie
Free Acts to Entertain Visitors and Locals
A program featuring a number of free acts will entertain visitors and local residents. The lineup promises varied performances and community engagement during the event.
Taxi incident leaves man fleeing after run over
George Juroshik of Maynard stepped from a taxi in St Clairsville and ran into the path of a speeding vehicle. He was struck and slightly injured, escaping serious harm as bystanders and authorities investigated.
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ST. Clairsville
George Juroshik
Maynard
President Harding aims for timely peace resolution
President Harding told Representative Porter that he desires a congressional peace resolution passed within a reasonable time. He said he would not interfere with legislative prerogatives and could not arbitrate between the Knox and Porter resolutions.
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Washington
Harding
Representative Porter
House Foreign
Porter
House
Senate
Knox
Mellon backs farm relief measures to extend credit
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announced support for legislation to extend time on farm paper for Rediscount at Federal Reserve banks and to broaden farm credits. He said recent rediscount rate cuts do not meet farmers needs and that Fed funds should cover the demand without government deposits in crop centers.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Federal Reserve Banks
Respecting Liquor Laws Raids Reported in Martins Ferry
Martins Ferry police conducted nine raids in one evening and found alcohol in only one residence. The operation suggests growing compliance with prohibition laws.
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Martins Ferry
Little Talks on Thrift
An essay argues penny by penny thrift builds wealth from one percent saving to higher levels. It rebukes myths that thrift requires harsh denial and promises happiness and satisfaction from small regular deposits. It urges daily small savings with a fixed, manageable plan.
Visitors Jailed After Jail Tour Incident
Belmont county grand jury inspected the Belmont county jail when visitors C F Wes ley of Hendrysburg and John Caldwell of Bearlsville were separated from the group and locked in. Deputy Sheriff W W Ralston found they were missing and released them from confinement.
Hotel Entries List Guests Across Ohio and Nearby States
A long list of hotel guests includes J. E. Merrell from Indianapolis, J. W. Howe from Toledo, Wm. Barnette from Detroit, Peter Sambo from Sandusky, Evelyn Laird from Canton, and many others from Detroit Cleveland New York Columbus Philadelphia Chicago and more. The Elyria and Ohio hotels host numerous visitors and residents, with several Cleveland and Toledo names repeating among the entries. The roster reflects a cross section of midwestern travelers and locals cataloged in a city hotel log.
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Ohio
J. E. Merrell
Indianapolis
J. W. Howe
Toledo
Wm. Barnette
Detroit
Peter Sambo
Sandusky
Evelyn Laird
Canton
J. B. Gillis
B.C. Farmer
Cleveland
Elyria
Clement Hosier
Mansfield
E. N. Nichols
Elmira
L. Rosemblum
W. C. McCune
L. J. Fuller
W. W. Lewis
H. Eppich
Communion set stolen at Pleasant Ridge church
A communion set was taken from Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati. Pastor Rev. W. L. Schmalhorst offered forgiveness if returned. A man called the parsonage claiming possession and directing Mil dred Schmalhorst to the cemetery, where the set was not found. The next morning the pastor spoke of partial success.
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Cincinnati
Pleasant Ridge Presbyterian Church
W. L. Schmalhorst
Mildred
Mr. Schmalhorst
Local Request Quietly Ends Case After Pastor Involvement
Police were asked by a pastor to drop a case marking an abrupt closure after partial text notes. authorities had been called and a settlement or dismissal was pursued with church mediation.
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S. Plete
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President Besirous
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Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
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Ours
Elyria, O
Ebert
Angel Food
Broadway
City Hardware Co
Second Street
Mfr’s. Wall Paper Co
Sixth Street
W.h.snyder
Lorain
Hart Schaffner i
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Sam Klein
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
the Quality Shop
Lorain, Ohio
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