Naturalization Ceremony At Council Chamber Highlights
AACN presents a naturalization event with fifteen men and one woman receiving papers. The program includes Americanization exercises, songs led by PF L Brown, an invocation by Rev G A Brown, introductions, addresses, and certificate presentations by Miss Mable Marsh, Clerk of Courts.
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Council Chamber
Fie
Americanization Association
America
PF. L. Brown
G. A. Grown
W. R. Comings
J. A. Hewitt
T. A. Conway
Mable Marsh
G. A. Brown
Joseph Baker
Tunpert
Belgium
Geman
Hangers
Seere James Wusik
Leonard Iria
Richard Roy
Britain
Ireland
Hursia
Alick Pandy
Fiegary Syl Ronez
Flee Trigal Addresses Rotary on New Zealand Electric Plant
Flee Trigal spoke to Rotarians about New Zealand and the electric plant he helped establish there. He showed slides outlining government control and public utilities, noting widespread taxation and radio censorship under the regime and implying a strong government hold on communications and industry.
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E. Eber
Stark
New Yealung
Isren Hshie
A Ient
Wilbeleaire Gudal 4 Died Monday
The death of Wilhelmiae Sudto, 64, occurred at her home at 24s Pourth St. She was active in church work and Aid society and known in the community. Survived by five children, funeral Friday with services at the home and St. John's Church, Rev. Bourguin officiating. Burial at Ridgelawn.
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M Wilhelmiae Sudto
Jase
Michie Oebker
Feria Athert
C. Sudra
War Andeliid
St. John's Church
Bourguin
Kurin
Ridgelawn
Kelly v Fisman seeks $15000 in auto collision case
In court room No 2 the case of Katie J Kelly against Charles Fisman is before the court. Kelly seeks $15000 damages for injuries from an auto accident on October 15 1921 on the Cleveland road. She alleges Fisman struck a car she was riding in injuring her spine and nervous system.
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Katie J. Kelly
Charles Fisman
Cleveland Road
Ciul
Man Receives Judgment for Auto Repairs Against Cleveland Firm
William Mo of Toledo sues Cleveland Kyria Toledo Bay Co in the court of common pleas seeking 500 for repairs on an automobile that remained leased to the company. The court awarded him 286.40 yesterday afternoon.
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William Mo Plas
Court of Common Pleas
Cleveland, Kyria, Toledo Bay Co
Lecture 4 Boys In Neufer Ct Shooting
Four boys were gathered by Wie police after Mrs. George Vogley complained they were shooting a small rifle in a berry patch near her Neufer Court home. A bullet broke a window, tore a lace curtain, and damaged a sewing machine. The rifle was kept at headquarters.
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Wie
George Vogley
Neufer Court
Standard
Woman found beaten and unconscious on Philadelphia street
Hilda Ritter of Baltimore, 25, was discovered with facial injuries and multiple cuts. Edward Carter, 37, is in custody as police investigate the assault that left Ritter unconscious near a city street corner. She was taken to Pennsylvania Hospital for treatment.
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Philadedi
Phia
Hilda Ritter
Baltimore
Edward Carter
Jered
Policeme A
SuSonet
Pennsylvania Hospital
War Department to issue veteran service certs by mail
The War Department outlines a step by step process for issuing service certificates to veterans. About 4.5 million blanks will be distributed through the Government Printing Office Post Office American Legion and military centers. Applicants supply memory rather than letters to avoid delays. fingerprints protect against forgeries. nine months expected to complete 30,000 certificates daily once underway.
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Meno P
Onic
Coleg Caver
Tromble
War Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Veterans’ Area
Vetrana’ Bureau
Government Printing Office
Post Oifice Department
American Legion
Wen
Way Department
Ft Fromm
Department
Actinn
Lost son claim spans decades in love revenge case
A man known as R. T. Clark claims he may be Freddie Leib, kidnapped from Quincy, Iowa, at age five by a jilted lover seeking revenge. The other photo shows the late Interrof. William H. Leib, whose death prompted renewed search for the missing boy.
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R. T. Clark
Freddie Leib
Quincey
Iml
Interrof
William H. Leib
Resignation of U S Envoy Seen as Protest in Tokyo
Cyrus E Woods resigns as American ambassador to Japan amid congressional exclusion of Japanese immigrants. In Tokyo the move is viewed as protest, though his return to the United States is reportedly due to his aged mother in law. The envoy believed the immigration ban would harm American interests and Far East trade.
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Cyrus E. Woods
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Far East
Resignation Rumors Cloud Tokyo Ambassadorship
White House announced President U S Shington instructed Lec Hughes to arrange the resignation of Cyrus E Winds United States ambassador at Tokio. A Bucharest dispatch says Romanian anti Jewish oath sparked a train attack killing three Jews and wounding many. The Times notes Winds resignation hastens the fall of the Kyoko cabinet. An aviators round the world team completed a 355 mile leg from Yetoforum Island to Minato in Japan.
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Bucharest
Central News
TOKTO
Cyrus FE. Woods
Kkiyoura Eshinet
London
Knights of Columbus Initiate Twenty-Seven Candidates
The Knights of Columbus in Lorain held a meeting last night initiating twenty seven candidates. A second and third degree ceremony is planned for next Sunday with many applicants traveling from the Elyria lodge.
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K. OC
Lonain
Knights of Columbus
Lastight
Elyria Lodge
Director from abroad critiques film methods in Hollywood
A foreign director now in Hollywood for Pola Negri’s new film Men asserts that there is no distinct European or American method in cinema. He argues each director bears a unique personality shaping their visions, and despite national labels, all directors strive to realize their own interpretations.
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Forcian
Hollywood
Pola Ne- Bri
Paving delays and city notices from Lorain and nearby areas
Service Director Miller warns paving funds may drop this year with only three or four streets likely to be completed. About 32 streets await paving, including East Erie avenue if tracks are removed and Oberlin road. A council vote on two to three fire alarm operators was killed. The city budget funds jail repairs and refurnishing. The Krohos announce their first home game of the year for Sunday. Deputies arrest John Toth for liquor found in a shed. C D Wood fined for speeding on Broadway. Leo Albright remains missing. police search advised.
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Miller
Erie Avenue
Oberlin Road
Lorain
Old City
Frank Lady
John’ Toth
East 33Rd St
Cleveland divorce case still on here
The Goores Barner divorce case continued in the Cleveland court. Mrs Harner fainted at the sight of a detective who testified against her, while Barner, president of the Reserve Lumber Company, described a decade of alleged harassment from his wife and details of his monthly support.
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Goores Barner
The
Reserve Lumber Company of
Cleveland
VFW 006 Show Postponed Cancelled Entertainment
E J Burton of Columbus could not attend with his Belgian police dog for the VFW event scheduled for tomorrow evening. The entertainment was cancelled and other patriotic groups may present the show later. The VFW and their sequence will arrange for The Battalion at the Grand Theatre on May 23, 29 and 31.
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E. J. Burton
Columbus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V. Blow
Cis
Grand Theatre
Arrest Raider After Making Eight Arrests
Bucyrus, Ohio May 20 Craged with impersonating an officer M E Millian Calumbus deputy state prohibition officer was arrested after he caused eight arrests for liquor law violations Chief Trautman took him into custody that night Columbus Ohio May 20 T K Milligan reported in Bucyrus on a charge of impersonating a deputy state prohibition officer is not connected with the department state prohibition director McDonald said Millian was appointed deputy prohibition officer about eight months ago but was discharged thirty days later for unsatisfactory work
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Bucyrus
M.E Millian
Calumbus
Pili Trautman
Columbus
T. K K. Milligan
Art Buevrus
McDonald Siad
Milean
McDonald
Ohio Republicans Consolidate at Convention Amid War Debt Talk
Senator Willis assails Democratic extravagance in wartime and cites Republican postwar debt cuts. He warns against factionalism and urges unity as Ohio Republicans pursue a party platform. Major Montgomery says delegates must decide the program. Also notes Elsie Washington dies suddenly in Lorain and French flyer D'Oisy reaches Shanghai from Canton.
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Willis
McAdoo
Caime
Ohio
Charles W. Montgomery
Republican State Central Committee
Montgomery
Muffler tech narrows noise for planes and Muscle Shoals offer
A report notes engineers claim near noiseless plane mufflers after extensive work. In Washington on May 20 an alternate Muscle Shoals proposal was presented to the Senate Agriculture Committee, with James O Brien testifying about energy usage and food control work on the Mississippi.
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Washington
Mugcle Shoal
Senate Agricult Oura Committee Lloday
James O’brich
Doston
Mass
Muscle Shoals
Mississippi
Photographs by telephone: a new medium in NY and beyond
New York reports a growing concept of sending photographs over telephone lines. Officials say a photo order from any city reaches its destination in about five minutes. A wire between Cleveland and New York transmitted fifteen photos, signaling a likely expansion of photo transmission for news and events.
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New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Lorain Divorce Suits Filed Tuesday
Two Lorain divorce cases appear in court filings. Mary Kobniey accuses Mike Kobniey of neglect and cruelty amid drunkenness and money disputes affecting three children. Helen Bunevich seeks divorce from Steve Bunevich alleging neglect, cruelty, and lack of furniture for a family of two children.
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Lorain
Mary Kobniey
Mike Kobuiey
Helen Bunevich
Steve Bunevich
Ohio Postmasters Convene In Columbus This Weekend
More than 600 delegates are expected to attend the joint convention of the Ohio Postmasters Association and Ohio Postmasters League at the Dephler hotel in Columbus on Friday and Saturday. A. L. Behymer of Cincinnati is president. Speakers include U S Senator Fess, Glen R Rogers, and George W. Lathrop. State treasurer Joseph Tracy seeks renomination. John E. McCreen, Columbus, and Columbus real estate boards chief endorse the GOP for lieutenant governor amid seven candidates.
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Ohio
Columbu
Joseph Tracy
Brown
J. F. Atwood
Columbus
John E. McCreen
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
British Diplomat Sir William Goschen Dies in London
Sir William Edward Goschen, a leading English diplomat, died today at age 76. He served in Washington Madrid Buenos Aires Rio de Janeiro Leningrad Petrograd Lisbon Belgrade Berlin and Copenhagen, shaping early 20th century foreign policy.
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London
William Edward Goschen
England
Washington
Madrid
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Leningrad
Petrograd
Lisbon
Belgrade
Berlin
Copenhagen
Auto Injuries Fatal Dayton
The body of Miss Anna Roser 17 died in Springfield on Sunday from injuries in an auto accident and was brought home to Dayton for burial today she never regained consciousness.
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Dayton
Anna Roser
Springfield
Hunt Couple Here In Ashland Leads To Manhunt
Ashland police sought Lester Moinemuller and a woman believed to be with him. The pair were located in the city but escaped before officers could detain them.
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Ashland
Lester Moinemuller
Loot Seized After Moosic Payroll Robbery Killings
In Tiltonaville near Martins Ferry Ohio police and Pennsylvania state officers search houses for part of a $70,100 payroll loot taken in the West End Van Company robbery at Moosic Pa. Bandit Jack Stummy 28 is dead by his own hand. John Tond 40 wounded and hospitalized after a railroad shanty refuge. A streetcar passenger was killed and three others wounded in the robbery spree.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tiltonaville
West End van Company
Moosic
Jack Stummy
John Tond
Pennsylvania Constabulary
Stree
Arrest Three at Depot Here
Officer Gibson arrested Pearl Gilett at the depot late at night and took into custody Sam Hubbard Wakeman and Jov Davis a cook Elyria. Pearl was charged with soliciting and dis orderly conduct while the men faced disorderly conduct charges. This morning all pled not guilty and were remanded on $200 bond each for appearance tomorrow morning. Pearl recently served a sentence in jail for a similar offense at Lorain.
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Gibson
Pearl Gilett
Sam Hubbard
Wakeman
Jov Davis
Elyria
Pearl
Lorain
Purple Trading Stamps Debut Promises Merchants Gifts
The city will launch Purple Trading Stamps on Thursday through Saturday with many merchants offering stamps on charge accounts first. Stamps can be redeemed later for merchandise. a full book allows $3.50 in goods at any participating store. Some merchants will also hand out flowers balloons and books to shoppers.
Tells Sufferers How to End Piles Forever
A Rochester doctor claims a new MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES prescription cures piles and hemorrhoids, absorbing them and preventing return. He partners with C V Philling to offer the remedy at a moderate price and asserts relief can come in an hour with bleeding cases showing strong results.
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