Farmers get crop advice from state university experts
Two State University experts spoke to Elevator Managers outlining soybean and wheat planting for Lorain County to reduce rust and smut. Wallace Hangar urged planting midwest soy varieties before June and, if delayed, the Manchu type with solid drillings. He advised copper carbonate wheat treatment to prevent smut and noted soybeans improve soil nitrogen while many farmers abandoned clover last year.
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State University
Wallace Hanger
Lorain County
Midwest
Hangar
B.A. Wallace
I. Wallace
Cleveland
Rotary Club Event to Honor Lorain Chapter Charter
Lorain hosts about three hundred Rotary Club members on May 2 for the section’s gathering. The Lorain chapter, recently organized, will receive its charter that night. The article notes St Isaac's Cathedral and a Moscow institution valued at about 15 million dollars.
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Lorain
Rotary Clubs
Rotary
Deaf Ears Instantia Device Promises Freedom From Deafness
A Dictograph Products Corporation advertises a new hearing aid claiming to let deaf users catch the faintest sounds as if hearing normally. They offer a free 10 day trial with no obligation or deposit, inviting readers to request a device by sending name and address to Suite 3592 14 E Jackson Blvd Chicago Illinois.
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Dictograph Products Corporation
Jackson
Chicago
Illnols
America
Rochester laborers strike over union recognition in Rochester
May 29. Rochester laborers demand recognition of their union and seek higher wages and more construction jobs. John Bruce, president of the Laborers District Council, warns a general walkout across the building trades if contractors hire non union labor. Laborers earn 70 cents an hour, which contractors say is high.
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Manchester
Rochester
John
Bruce
Laborers District Council
Dave
Stockholders of Bank TA Consider Increasing Stock
The Lorain County Savings Trust Co. informs stockholders of a special meeting on Tuesday June 1 to discuss increasing the bank’s stock from 500 090 to 520 000 to accommodate customers seeking stock in the bank.
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Lorain County Savings Trust Co
A. Be Tasior
Barnh
Bath
Answer to Divorce Petition by Reaumond Stelmach
Lorain man Reaumond Stelmach files a response to Warcoier Stelmach’s divorce petition through Elizabeth Males. He denies dishonest marriage inducement, claims his wife acted of her own accord, and alleges others pressured her with threats. He asserts he treated her cruelly but provided a good home and asks the petition be denied.
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Reaumond Stelmach
Lorain
Warcoier Stelmach
Elizabeth
Reformatory
Street car strike violence interrupts city transit in unrest
Reported clashes erupted as workers refused to clear a track. Police and off duty officers flooded the scene while mobs and damaged autos and roadways heightened tensions near Springfield Lake and Akron. Normal interurban service resumed after repairs and firings amid ongoing labor disputes.
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Tolkkemen
Springfield Lake
Here
Akron
Olierits
Ag Lons
Aca Electric Railway
Gheesar
Political contest and administration rift in 1900s page
Report notes a partisan clash over Newberry alignment and alleged campaign financing by wealthy backers. It cites Republican leaders Curis and Butler switching positions on a resolution, signaling strain in party unity and loyalty to the administration amid Pepper’s defeat. It also mentions grand-scale historical ads and a note on the Amazon River discharge as a dated aside.
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Pepper
Curis of
Wazens
Butler
Massachusetts
Tre
Local News In a Few Lines From Lorain and Nearby
A Minor collision occurred when Marsh backed from a curb into an oncoming truck driven by EL Wo Werns. Both cars suffered little damage and police noted no injuries. Farm agents discuss an ordinance to require milk from cows tested for tuberculosis. A divorce case over extreme cruelty involves Lewis Led erating and Ant Schefferstine with alimony arranged. Mid-He Avenue repair contract let to Elyria Construction for 4390 dollars chosen from one bid.
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Marsh
Davin Doughnut Company
Lorain
Marker House
EL Wo Werns
Cleveland
Mars
Ant Schefferstine
Lewis Ledeerating
Tyso Phtles
Wll ‘Hompton
Mid- He Avenue
Elyria Construction
Ofice
Hunger Revolt Report Denied by Ohio Sheriff
Cleveland Ohio May 2 Reports that hunger revolt was in full swing at the Cu ahoge prison were denied today by Sheriff Pred Wobter. Prisoners allegedly tore food tables and benches and defied guards to reach their cells. A county grand jury visit fueled jail controversy over jailed prison profits. Newsmen were barred from entering the jail. A crowd gathered outside to hear the commotion and jeers from inside.
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Cleveland
Pred Wobter
Central Hundred
Child Suffers Leg Fracture After Fall
Ruth Plaegan notified that her child, about twenty one months old, fell while tying a shoe on route No 1 and fractured the left leg. The patient was taken to Elstia Memorial Hospital last night at 8:15 PM and was not admitted.
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Ruth Plaegan
Elstia Memorial Hospital
Mineral City raid chaos as chase ends with arrests and mob scene
A Mineral City raid spirals into a citywide pursuit ending near Mio View Park. Officers arrest Rowe and Unketer after a gunfight injures a store owner’s box of popcorn. a mob gathers, police restrain it, and several raiders face charges.
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Dis Cit
Mio View Park
Mineral City
Rowe
Hs Son
Dair
Cital
George Unhketer
Berndt
Ray Unketer
Major Weaver
Singerman
Stholt
George Unicket
Todas
Potes
Hanor
Werver
Evidcaom
Firemen Host Central Station Fish Fry for Guests
Firemen and guests filled twenty places at Central Station for a fish fry. County officials and fire department leaders attended while fifty pounds of Lake Erie blue pike were served. Stegman led with five fish, followed by Drage and Murray tied at four each.
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Dan Schnesr
Central Station
George Rhoads
Ww. B. Richmond
Charles Murray
Cir
A. C. Schifleman
W. X. Batest
BR. D. Monisud
Lake Erie
Stegman
Jedreren Sieschs
Captain Drage
County Poster Awards Highlight Winners in State Contest
County Farm Agent C F O Row announced state level poster prizes. Marlon Hales of Columbia won first prize in the high school division and GC G Johnson of New London won first prize in the grades division. Prizes included one dollar for the top high school entry and ten dollars for the grades winner.
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Farmer's Institute
C FO Rowtlaund
Marlon Hales
Columbia
GC G Johnson
Rew London
Colgate Sued Over Portrait Use of General Burnside
May 20 hearing set in Milwaukee in a $150 000 suit against Colgate and Company for unauthorized use of General Ambrose E Burnside portrait in advertising. Plaintiff is Miss Blin U Patterson, Burnside’s niece and sole surviving relative, who seeks a jury trial. Patterson objects to depiction of Burnside’s sideburns in the sharing soap campaign.
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Nework
Colgate and *Company
Ambrose E
Burnside
Blin U
Colgite Company
Death notices and funeral details in local notices
Death records report the passing of Mrs C F Schmmtthh at her daughter's home on West Street with private services and burial in Hinherst. Minne Lee Dowell dies of pneumonia in Elks Memorial Hospital with burial to Paulding. Rudolph Kraus dies suddenly at his Williams Street home after apoplexy with funeral at St Mary's Church Sandusky and burial at St Marv Cemetery.
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Une
C. P. Schiylauch
C F Schmmtthh
William T Smith
West Street
Earls
Charles B. Wright
Loram
Smith
Mrs Smith
West
First Congregational Church
Veinillel
Rudolph Kraus
Williams Street
Kraus
Jie
Ins v Fe
Danshiers
Yone Sor
Randushy
Sanatomo
Tevas
Thomas Meckler
Lea Schnore
Firma
Clarhe
Here
St. Joseph and
John
St Mary's Church
Sandusky
Tein St Marv
Eace
Township Church Services Banner Sunday Schedule
Church notices show May Lu Viecs at the church on Sunday with Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am. Rev Shockey of Huron ELC EC leading 7 30 pm service. Delefield of tN Murray Ridge called on An-
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Sou
Draw Numbers for Prizes Today at Three Day Sale
Over a thousand people gathered at 1 pm for the prize draw of the City Board of Trade three day sale. Mayor Hinkson and committee members Harold Agate Howard Morgan and Harry Burr announced the numbers and prizes including a Ford automobile a radio set $25 in merchandise and $29 gold pieces. Winners must present numbers at the mayor’s office to claim prizes.
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Board of Trade
Harold Agate
Howard Morgan
Herry Burr
Hinkson
Harold Agate Sunnoourc
Offic
Cleveland Market Reports Mixed Livestock Prices
May market listings show cattle receipts at Cleveland and Toledo with varied grades. Slaughter cows and steers range from good to common, calves strong, sheep and lambs firm, hogs steady to strong, while local farm notices describe visits and meetings in Amherst and Norwalk.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Litchfield Community Notes and Local Games
The Litchfield column records visits from Mrs Lipp and son Harry of Lorain, a homecoming at Kent State Normal, a Litchfield high baseball win over Grafton 17 to 2, and numerous social calls. A May 2 public event features a ball game, picnic, races, and schoolhouse contests with free lemonade and ice cream.
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Litchfield
Lipp
Harry
Lorafa
John Kruggel
Little
Allene
Norma Warner
Mr and Airs
Warner
John McQuate
Cleveland
Norris Clark
Robert
Richard
Akron
Dell Baken
Clark
Clarabelle Guisinger
Lorais
Lyman Guisinger
Sesdar
Grafton
Brodeield
Wooster
Pat Shea
Patricia
Cora Stephan
Robert Davis
J. C. Stephan
Omallel
Litchfield High School
Grafton High School
J.P.’ Couper
Elma
L JS Guisinger
Verherd
Virgil Fortne
Dirs Fortune
Sindair
Imogene Canheld
Kent
Ted Marsh
Clevelord
Ruth Marth
J. Birt
Rice
Mirea Barta
Mas
Olive
Jenkins
Court Rasor
Bob
Res
Arthur Ljin
Sunt Smith
Catherine
Wal Deach
Homer Homan
Mire
Russell Canfield
Ed Warner
Norma
T. A Falcon
H. C Stephan
Charles Asbech
Willamthing
M. Turner
Ad. Micskerson
HB Risey
Charles Canneld
Wellington
King’s Daughters
Fsa
Arthur_Zachar
Tiarold Jial
Medina
Zacharias
Priscila Club
Harry Street
Langeon
Orr
N Kellogg
Cc H Sears
Childr Aliee
Ina Sears
Helen Sabin
Mass Carey
Lir Betz
County Prince of Peace
Wadsworth
Glens Brooks
Donald
Clevelane
J. W. Smith
Harry Bremner
Betty
W. G. Albaugh
Sor Richard
Herea
M Canfiela
Charles Canfield
Vis H. E Jenne
Imogene Canfield
Sunda
C. F. Greenfield
John Walker
Anderson Quinn
New London
Hears
Maanich
Pauli Burdick
Childrens
Russ Lauretia Benedict
Verlin
Friend
Aaron
Clyde
Kenneth
Mallet Cregh
H E Jenne
California plans 15 planting 2 500,000 redwoods this year
The state aims to plant 2500000 redwoods this year as part of a forestry initiative. Authorities outline the plan to boost forest cover and environmental resilience across counties.
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State of California
Eagles Nest Destroyed By Storm In Vermilion
Vermilion May 20 The famous American eagles in Bronnhelm woods lose their home for a second time in a year during the harvest storm Tuesday night The nest crashed to the ground nearly a year after it was built following the prior tragedy Three eaglets weighing about pounds were killed The female and her mate had faced multiple shocks in eighteen months attracting the attention of Dr Francis H Herrick Western Reserve University who rushed to the site and warned the pair may desert the community after the latest loss The long rebuilt nest had attracted naturalists when the hunter killed the male and authorities later moved the remaining pair to a reserve.
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Vermilion
Ghie Nese
Francis H. Herrick
Western Reserve University
Gov
Widow files suit over Detroit man’s death and injuries
Mirs Mary McNeal sues The Continental Casualty Co for 600 dollars claiming her husband James McNeal died from injuries suffered September 18, 1924 in Detroit while at work. She seeks 500 dollars for his death and 109 dollars for injuries, alleging a paid up policy was never paid. The story notes a large milestone quartz in Pisque Isto Counts, Michigan.
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Mirs
Mary McNeal
Continental Casualty Co
James McNeal
Detroit
Memorial Hospital
Ott Pleads Not Guilty to DWI After Cleveland Street Crash
Seiren Ott pleaded not guilty in police court to a drunken driving charge after a crash on Cleveland Street near Olive Street. The accident damaged T. X. Carman’s parked car and Ott’s vehicle, with O. W. Marsh driving eastward and attempting to pass. Ott’s car was wrecked and he was reportedly intoxicated at the time. A trial was set for tomorrow morning.
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O. W. Marsh
Cleveland Street
Marsh
Carmel
Ott
Prisoner Seeks Self Harm in Columbus Cell
On May 20 Paul Gatrell, 35, tried to take his life inside a Columbus jail cell. He smashed a bottle and swallowed broken glass, with medical staff at Gatversity hospital working to save him. Gatrell was jailed on a charge of throwing acid in his father’s face.
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Columbus
Gatversity Hospital
Lfe
Paul Gatrell
Gatrell
Davey Files for renomination to Congress in Geneva
Congressman Martio L. Davey filed his application for renomination today in Geneva. This marks his first run for Congress.
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Davey
Geneva
Martio L. Davey
Congress
Dasoey
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Wire
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Lorain County Federation
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