Vets in Bonus Crusade Ride Freight Trains to Washington
World War veterans marching to Washington to press for immediate bonus payments commandeered five freight cars in Council Bluffs and later reached St. Louis, transferring to a Baltimore and Ohio train in orderly fashion. They planned to proceed to Cincinnati, with 400 plus men undeterred by railroad officials and police.
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T. Louis
Washington
St. Louis
Senate
House of Representatives
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Cincinnati
W. W. Waiters
Portland
Ore
Baltimore and Ohio
CG. G. Farmer
Farmer
Springfield
Fils
Walter Moods
Mois State Bbghsa
Baltimore & Dryard
Pennsylvania
East & Louis
Senate Stalemate Deepens Over Tariff Tax Bill
Washington March 20 The Senate remains tied on the tariff question with filibusters looming. Senator Tydings cites 600 amendments he would file if the oil tariff passes. Norris and other senators threaten farm relief amendments while Thomas vows 1000 amendments to reduce eastern protections. Steiner warns he will talk until Thanksgiving for lumber protection. Hoover may urge speedy passage as White House defers to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Congress
Tydings
Norris
Nebr
Thomas
Dem
Okla
Steiner
Hoover
White House
Property Sublets Listed Across Blocks and Allotments
Taylor-Duffey-Ward Company to B. T. Duffey sublets various parcels: blocks 8 11 19 26 31 with sublets 4 5 1. Biuch Sy sublets 1 2 4. Heck 6 and sublets 3 4. block 41 sublet 14. block 52 sublets 14 19 20. block 72 Acre Farms Allotment Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Duffey-Ward Company
B. T. Duffey
Elyria
Hoover Dam Work Threatened by Flood Waters
A spring flood in the Colorado River gorge forced abandonment of a trestle used in Hoover dam construction. It battered protection dams where 182 men labored in diversion tunnel No. 1, 26 feet below water. The trestle stood 210 feet long and 30 feet above normal river level as a locomotive crane cleared debris to prevent washout.
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Las Vegas
Colorado
Hoover Dam
Elyrian Wins Western Reserve Scholarship for Chemistry
Elyria High School senior Russell Fox, son of Dana J. Fox, has been awarded one of eight 1200 scholarships by Western Reserve University. Fox will graduate from Inca school in June and enter WRU next fall to major in chemistry. The awards consider personality, scholarship, and school activities among 75 seniors from ten counties. This is Elima High School eligibility revival after rotations since 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fox
Elyria
Dana J. Fox
Western Reserve University
Fox
Bip
Western Reserve
Elima High School
Oil Project To Cost Fifty Millions
Cleveland reports a vast pipeline project linking Mesopotamian fields to the Mediterranean coast. Major makers including White Motor and National Tube plan pipes and equipment orders for thousands of tons. The scheme triggers international financial and diplomatic tensions amid field control and routing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marca
Oho
Eatend Alovt
Sea of Galllee
Ho - Lands
Mesui Ol Fields
Wesopotama
Fea
Tas White Motor
Rman Ety
National Tube Company
Strel Corporation
Lotain
Tas
Wilcoe
Kirkid
Coal Operators Reject White's Program
Ohio Coal Operators Association rejects Governor Geezer White's plan to end the strike, agreeing with most suggestions but opposing a proposed basic wage scale. The association flags several fundamental principles that must guide any settlement despite backing several aspects of the governor's proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Coal Opeators Association
Geezer White
Whiaf
Ro L Teigat
Cleveland
Treland
Henrietta Baccalaureate Service And Commencement
Rev Erm Burrichter will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at the Reformed church Sunday evening May 22. Henrietta High School’s 1932 graduating class lists Grace Holovacs Amelica Pollack Rex Lees Jr Clarence Latte man David Sabo and Paul Krieg. Commencement exercises follow at the school Wednesday evening May 25 with Prof Roehm of Baldwin Wallace college as speaker.
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Erm Burrichter
Pator
The
Reformed Church
Henrietta High School
Grace Holovacs
Amelica Pollack
Rex Lees
Clarence Latteman
David Sabo
Paul Krieg
Roehm
Baldwin-Wallace College
Elyria council push to lure small industries and cut utility rates
A Chronicle-Telegram interview notes a council member urging Elyria to attract small industrial plants by diversifying local industry and lowering gas, water, and electricity rates. The idea is to reduce the water rate and retire bonds more slowly to stimulate growth and employ more workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram Today
Elyria
Methodists Elect Two New Bishops
Atlantic City May 20 The Methodist Episcopal Church ends its deadlock electing Dr J Ralph Maier Seattle and Dr Ralph Cushman Rochester N Y as bishops on the seventeenth and nineteenth ballots Cushman pastors Rochester Asbury M E Church and Maier has served in several cities prior to ordination in 1902 President Hoover sent a message read to the General Conference after the second bishop was chosen
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Atlantic City
N. J
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Ralph Maier
Seattle
Ralph S$. Cushman
Rochester
N. Y
Chosen Officer By Farm Group
Miss Florence Brucker, office secretary of the Lorain County Farm Bureau, was elected secretary of the office secretaries group of Farm Bureau District Number Three at the district convention in Ashland yesterday. Other officers named include Miss Violet Sukr of Huron County as president and Miss Edith Harr of Knox County as vice president. The convention gathered twelve counties: Ashland, Coshocton, Huron, Knox, Lorain, Medina, Morrow, and Wayne among them. Two delegates from the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation spoke, with Jenna Elsimger in charge of organization and E K Augustus of the Fort Bureau Credit Corporation also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brucker
Lorain County
Farm Bureau
Ashland Yesterda
Violet Sukr
Huron County
Edith Harr
Knox County
Ashland
Guyahoaca
Coshocton
Eve Holmes
Huron
Knox
Licking
Lorain
Medina
Sufimir
Wayre
Oho Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Jenna Elsimger
Charce
E K. Augustus
Fort. Bureau Credit Corporation
Lindberghs Historic Flight Remembered Five Years On
A retrospective notes May 20 and May 21 anniversaries of Lindbergh's solo Atlantic flight in 1927. It recalls the dramatic takeoff at St Louis and calm Paris landing, his rise to national idol status, his 1925 marriage to Anne Morrow Lindbergh, the birth of their child, and the 1932 kidnapping tragedy that shocked the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio
Ludbergh
Roosevelt Fier
Fol Aom
St Lou
Lindbergh Bau
Paris
Ladburgh
United States
Central
South America
Mexico
Charles Augustus I
Colone Mra Lindbergh
School Departments Exhibit Waste Reduction and Health Lessons
NUMBER TWO continues on page one describing large displays by girls showing dresses, blouses, pajamas, aprons, and pillow cases plus scraps use to reduce waste. Cooking and health education displays emphasize health rules and home helping. Cooperation from Gates Hospital School for Crippled Children, McKinley School, Opportunity School, School for Deaf Children, art and penmanship departments. Open to public with free admission. Nelson and Emma Myers transfer title to Lorain County Mortgage and Title Company for sublet at Pasadena Park.
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Eubanks
Health Department
Gates Hospital School For
McKinley School
Opportunity School
School For
Nelson and
Emma Myers
Lorain
Geologist Finds High Grade Marble in Giles County Virginia
Oberlin professor A. Lee Mathews reports a remarkable discovery of five marble types in Giles County Virginia during a yearlong survey for the state. The find includes rara more marble and several variegated varieties, with tests noting durability and acid resistance.
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Oberlin. O
A. Lee Mathews
Department of Geology
Oberlin College
Giles County
Virginia
Bluefield
W. Va
Roanoke
Mardens
Spain
Afrea
T Mathews
Te World
Ty Mathews
Mathews
Tos Conn
Mathers
Oberlin
G O P Women Meet Monday in Oberlin
The Oberlin Women Republican club will meet Monday afternoon May 23 at 3 o clock at the Ton asth Vrz W D Hooks as hostess. Program includes a talk on taxation and a report from a Columbu e contest. Mrs Charles Barricklow chairs the precursor committee. Memorial Day near, a patriotic program follows with DAR remarks by Mrs Dudlex and a Flag solo plus a flag drill by Prospect school girls. The gathering ends with The Star Spangled Banner. All interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omberyn Womens Republican
Oberlin Ton Asth
Columbue
Charles Barricklow
Dudlex
Prospect School
Lindbergh kidnapping reenactment aids case progress
The report details a re-enactment led by Colonel Lindbergh and police at Englewood to trace the kidnappers' method and psychology. It notes a suspect, Harry Fleischer, identified by hotel keeper Henry Johnson’s guest register memory, with federal authorities holding a man as an alien in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englewood
Henry G. Breckenridge
First Baptist Oberlin to Host Rev Carnell Sermons
Rev Herbert C Carnell will preach both morning and evening at the First Baptist Church of Oberlin Ohio in the pastor’s absence on May 22 Morning service at 11 features Seven Blessings of the Revelation Evening service at 730 with The Consecration of Service Carnell will sing at the evening service and the Sunset Gate hymn All welcome. Briefs note a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Perry Wheeler May 11 at Allen Hospital and Toronto trip for Dr Beatty for an orthotontia convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
the Methodist Church
Ira Gillet
Africa
Girllet
Herbert C. Carnell
First Baptist Church
Oberlin
Ohio
Gaylord James
Carnell
D. B. Towner
Perry
Q. Wheeler
North Cedar Avenue
Allen Hospital
WL. Forwood
St Petersburg
Fla
J. N. Stone
Beatty
Toronto
Canada
Court Actions Across Vermilion And Lorain County
The Ene Counts Banking Company of Vermilion sues William E Trinter et al on a ten percent note, seeking foreclosure of Brownhelm property. Carl Lertzman files against Red Arrow Trucking and Storage for restraint on disposing of stored fixtures. A Lorain property sale is sought to transfer assets to avoid taxes. David Martin through Hoeles Martin sues Albert Mullan for child support contempt after alleged transfer of property. Vesta Lewalski Leora seeks divorce from John on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty, married in 1924.
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Ene
Vermilion
Wiliham E Trinter Et al
OSG
Brownhelm
Carl Lertzman
Red Arrow Trucking and Storage Company
David Mart
Hoeles Martin
Albert Mullan
David Theopetrom
Mart
Vesta Lewalski
Leora
John
Local Legion Awards Honor Four At City School
Thomas Welsh presides as awards committee chair with Carl Smith Carl Wolf and F A Dusthinter. First year winners were Robert Lee and Josephine Faulkner. Awards praise character scholarship leadership and service with criteria including bravery, truth, duty, scholastic achievement, group leadership, kindness and protection of the weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Welsh
Legion Post
Carl L Smith
Carl Wolf
Robert Lee
Josephine Faulkner
Elyria drugstore owner elected Ohio Renall Club president
O. W. Phillips of Elyria, owner of Phillips Drug Store, was elected president of the Ohio Renall Club at its Columbus convention. The meeting honored Rexall product sellers from Ohio for leadership, noting Phillips as a top merchandiser with the store first in sales in a city the size of Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Phillips
C. W. Philips
Phillips Drug Store
Ohio Renall Club
Ohio
Columbus
Elyria
Lewis K. Liggett
United Drug To Ae
Chronile-Telegram
Phillips
Handine Renall
Death Record for Mrs Carrie Snyder of Wellington
Carrie Snyder 82 known as Mrs Carrie Snyder of Wellington lived with her son and died after a period of illness. Funeral services will be conducted by Ray Charlie, pastor of the Congregational church, at the Sowder home on Sunday. Burial will be in New London.
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Carrie Svs
Wellington
Marlu
Carrie Snyder
Raci Nomius
Dro
LD Snrvder
Snyder
Wally Wit
Ray Charlies Recard
Ahs Coneirgational
Sowder
Witl
New London
Albright Woman Dies in Elyria Home Visit
MAS YENSNLD ALBRIGHT Mrs "inne Albright aged four years died at the home of her daughter Mrs Fred Schmauch on Huron Street Thursday. The deceased, born in Germany, spent most of her life in Brownhelm and Amherst, living with her daughter in Elyria the past decade. Surviving are daughter Mrs Fred Schmauch of Elyria, son Charles Albright of Amherst, 12 grandchildren, and brother J Lau of Detroit. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Mas Yensnld Albright
Inne Albright
Rs Fred Schmauch
Huron Street
Nacs
Amenia
Brownheim
Amherst
Elyria
Fred Schmauch
Charles Albright
J Lau
Detroit
Mach
Land Betwixt Three Townships Transfers in 79 and 34 Acres
Burn J Wood transfers 79 acres on Baumhart Road Henrietta Township to John H Justin and 34 acres in Russia Township, detailing a parcel exchange or sale. The records note property boundaries and ownership changes within the same county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burn J. Wood
John H Justin
Baumhart Road
Henrietta Township
Russia Township
Markets Cleveland Livestock and Produce Report 1921
Hogs steady near best prices with holdovers none. Steers 5.00 to 5.50, cows down to 22. Calves 6.00 to 6.50, medium sorts. Sheep scattered, medium lambs around 4.50. Cleveland produce market steady with butter 26 cents, eggs 12 cents, poultry firm. Potatoes mixed across Ohio New York Pennsylvania and New England with various price ranges. Grain and feed prices listed for corn, wheat, hay, and flour. Water damage hindered dyke repairs and prevented use of teams.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Green Mountain
Best
Most
Idaho
Chicago
Steygdy
Ston
Broilers
Leggarn Benilers
Bite
Masters
Wieveland Grain and Hoy Exchange
ALY Alfa
Rio Grande flood threats village hit by rising waters
In New Mexico Espanola area, flood fears grow as Rio Grande water rises rapidly due to melting snow. Officials report dikes at risk, with about 104 residents of Espanola prepared to evacuate as flood crews brace for possible inundation and adobe structures face collapse if the levees fail.
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Dancer
Rio Grande
Espanolan
Rio Grands
Lolorado
Emoudo
Vilase
Espanuula
Vrankenburger
Relief bond requests trimmed by county officials
County commissioners warned districts against grabbing funds and urged diverting gas and ax money first. They specified relief bonds are for this year only and not a long term remedy. A renewal request for 6009 dollars from Wellington township was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Township
Tessie Jacobs to Cyrus Lew Sy property transfer
A list of land transfers includes Tessie Jacobs selling to Cyrus Lew Sy for 346, with parcels in Lake View Allotment Black River Township, and Ruth to Eselaor Turth conveying property on Fyfe South Amherst Road in Amherst Township, under Central Division Sheffield Township Lod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie Jacobs
Cyrus Lew~ Sy
Lake View
Black River Township
Ruth
Eselaor Turth
Fyfe South
Amherst Road
Amherst Township
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Western Reserve Finance
Turner Bidg
Elyrian
Western Reserve Uni
White
Henrietta
Methodists
Lindbergh
Vine Atlanie
Fu Bavaton
Bird Flosh
Derren Fonch
South Pleasant
Esther ‘Alpen
Ronald Wilbond
Etoll
Oberlin School of Commerce
Paget
Ridge Hill Memorial
Oberlin Ave
North Ridge
Township Line
Myrtelles’ Beauty Shop
Broad St
Ruggles
Carlson
Park Plan
William FE Baker
CF Feck
Sheffield Township
Chevrolet
16Th & Middle Ave
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
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