Lorain County School Annual Off The Press
The Lorain County School Annual titled El siess is off the press with 2000 copies available at the County Board of Education office and in county schools. It features pictures of all twenty improved buildings, boards, teachers, 6560 pupils, student literary contributions, and parent teacher associations totaling over two thousand members. The volume is described as the largest and most complete public school annual published in Ohio, with 320 pages, heavy paper, and a durable cover.
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Lorain
Lorain County
County Board of Education
Iteerary
Oho
Elyria
Klan clash in Worcester County leaves several injured
In Mass, May 2a, four Ku Klux Klan members were seriously hurt while anti Klan combatants and bystanders sustained lighter injuries in a free for all. Weapons and tools from cars were used as alarms and police responded.
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Milbury
Mass
Ku Klux Klan
Worcester County
C. A. Dolan
Vienna baker fined for bread price manipulation
Vienna May 20 A fine of 1 500 000 and eight months in jail were imposed on Fried general manager of Anchor Bread Works for demanding high bread prices from March to September 1524. The Anchor Works serves much of Vienna. Fried used favorable corn prices to set bread costs.
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Vienna
Fried
Anchor Bread Works
Jal
Ontario Plans Big Beer Rush Starting Thurs
Ontario plans a major beer rush as Windsor hosts twelve licensed bars and a Canada US exchange. American club formed in Windsor with a $75 000 residence lease and low dues to support sales of new 44 percent beer amid Windsor hotels and hotels ready for crowds.
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Ontario
Detroit
Midh
Windsor
Prince Edward Hotel
King George Hotel
Albert Dewey Wells
Cleveland
United State District
A. KF. Bernsteen
Canada
Bernsteen
Japan Leads In Seismic Study And Earthquake Frequency
The article notes that about 1590 earthquakes occur in Japan annually, averaging four daily. It highlights Japan as a pioneer in scientific study of earthquakes and tsunamis, which often cause severe damage.
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Usticians
Japan
House of Lords
England
Should Young Women Marry Old Men in The Advice Column
Readers debate age gaps in marriage with letters about older husbands versus younger suitors. Advice cautions love and shared interests matter, suggests handling rivals and invitations, and weighs when to marry given age differences and life stages.
English Woman Surgeon Given Title of Dame
The annual convention of the National Electrical Light Association in San Francisco June 15-19 will be the first on the Pacific coast in five years. References to women’s expanding roles appear across multiple items including labor statistics and post office issues.
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Thomas Alva Edison
Menlo Park
N. J
Sciven
I National Electrical Light Association
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Kansas City
Civil Service Court of Appeal
City mobilizes relief as tornado aid tops $10 000
The city raises at least ten thousand dollars for tornado Victims many spared from loss by the Loran Tornado last June. A relief booth opens at City Park with Mrs Kolinsh collecting funds and the National Red Cross contributes a thousand dollars with promise of more if needed.
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Kolinsh
National R. C
National Red Cross
Argentina tightens child labor rules to include domestic and farm work
Argentina expands child labor protections to cover boys and girls up to 18 years old. The act includes domestic and agricultural labor as well as factory work, extending safeguards to working youths across sectors.
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Argentina
Mussolini Plans American Stage Debut for New Play
Rome May 20 Premier Mussolini works on the third act of Signori, s innom incia. He hopes to have the play produced in the United States this fall with Signora Maria Barz. The plot centers on a young girl who loves no man old enough to be her father. He debates the ending believing the gypsy musicians express character through their instruments.
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Rome
Mussolini
Signori
Signora Maria Barz
United States
Fundamentalists and modernists clash at general assembly
The article outlines a fight within the church between fundamentalists led by Dr Clarence E McCartney and moderating factions backing W J Bryan Florida commissioner and Dr Erdman. Candidates include Dr William Thompson and Dr Harry P Rogers with others from Berkeley and Kansas City. The assembly continues with evangelistic meetings and the election of a new moderator scheduled for Thursday afternoon.
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Clarence E. McCartney
W. J. Bryan
Florida Bay
Erdman
Cnding
Id Field
William. Thompson
Ok Otate University
T Thompson
Bryan-McCarinertion
Harry P. Rogers
Kansas
Cty. Mo
Lapsiey
A. MeeFee
Berkeley
California
General Assembly
Chester
New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
Presbytery
Disappearance and trial updates reach far east case
White remains at large with authorities claiming a Florida location while the state presses the case against Shepherd and Faiman. An affidavit counters defense claims of intimidation as jurors prep for continued examination. Elsewhere Allenby named Egypt high commissioner successor and a Sofia court upholds death sentences in cathedral bombing.
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White
Charles C Faiman
Shepherd
Faiman
National University of Science
Florida
Robert B. Crowe
Thomas J. Lynch
London
Edmund Allenby
Egypt
George Lloyd
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
Sofia
Court of Appeals
Sveti Qral
Friedman
Sacritan
Koeft
Zadgorsky
Man Freed In Valley City Poisonings
Walter Johns of Cleveland was released at 2:16 pm after first degree murder charges were withdrawn for lack of evidence. A recent poisoning spree tied to Martha Wise, now at Marysville reformatory, implicated Johns as she sought help to remove relatives. Prosecutors found no corroborating proof despite days of investigation.
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Walter Johns
Medina, O
Cleveland
Martha Wise
Marysville Reformatory
Johns
Betrayed girl testifies in murder trial in New Haven
Olympia Macri, a youthful singer, testified from the witness stand about betrayal and the murder of John Sheik Bagnano. She described being fed doped figs in a car, threats to reveal the affair, and stating she would kill herself while Bagnano laughed at her.
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New Haven
Conn
Olympia Macri
John “Sheik
Bagnano
Bagnanos
Olympias
Olympia
Watchman Bound in De Graff Robbery
James Taylor village watchman found bound and gagged at Miller Hamsher Clothing and Shoe Store in DeGraff. Goods valued in the thousands of dollars stolen by three robbers. no clues yet. Mayor Smith led a searching party after Taylor did not return home. A joint meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the British Institution of Chemical Engineers is planned for Leeds next July.
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American Institute of Chemical Engineers
British Institution, of Chemical Engineers
Leeds
England
Chicago tragedy ends in shooting and remorse
Lucille Wunsch, age unknown, shoots her father and Miss Simneck after alleged two year indiscretions. Mrs Wunsch saves the man from a second shot as Lucille fires. Lucille shows remorse only for wounding her mother while her father and Miss Simneck are wounded. Wunsch family rushes to hospital as police decide custody.
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Chicago
Han Wunsch
Wunsch
Lucille
Miss Simneck
Miss
Injury in North Olmsted Child Fractures Leg Playing
A two year old boy Paul Brokeway of North Olmsted fractured his leg yesterday afternoon after being knocked down by his brother during play. He was treated at Memorial hospital.
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Paul Brokeway
North Olmsted
Memorial Hospital
Farmer Recovers After Remedy Advertisement Claims
A testimonial from a farmer describes severe gall stone pain and multiple operations, claiming Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured his ailments. The ad asserts the product removes mucous and inflammation in the digestive tract, claims relief from stomach liver and intestinal issues, and offers a money back guarantee after one dose.
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Iowa
Mayr
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