Y Activities ature work of MCA for year 1923
A lengthy report from the Elyria MCA for the year ending April 1923 details progress in religious education, volunteer recruitment, and community outreach. It notes increased directors and committees, budgeting under supervision, membership growth to 674, with a goal of 1000, and efforts across Boys and Young Men divisions including Bible classes, gym activities, and summer camp programs.
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Elyria
International Committee
Afl
Association
Aszoci
Coope
Iseftior
Y-Indus Club
Clive Boyne
Coop Boys
Pata
Anmites
Young Men's Christian Association
Train Engine Derails After Crossing Incident
A L 3 truck mishap near a railroad crossing south of a plant derailed the engine but caused no injuries. The wreck halted traffic for part of the night until the engine was recovered and the train moved back onto the track.
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Nstruction Co
Skore Mrs. Skorke Dies After Hospital Stay
Mrs Skore of 313 Tuscar died yesterday after a hospital stay. She leaves her husband and seven children. Funeral will be held tomorrow at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys Cemetery.
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Skorke
Wnes
Reilly
St. Mary's Cemetery
Late Miss K. funeral set for Tuesday afternoon
A funeral for the late Miss K. will be held Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. from her parents home on Third Street. The service will be conducted by Rev. John Cartisic.
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John Jai Cartisic
Narficlion Declines as Peddler Traffic Drops
On May 21 the district records show reduced drug and narcotics activity with fewer peddlers in circulation as enforcement details tighten. Judge Thorn presides over a case involving Raymond and Tas, who faced charges linked to a varnish incident and property damage at a residence on Mid Hesues with a $25,090 claim.
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Rsann
Haines
Harrison
Leen Raymond
Tas
Thorn
Raymond
County Native Awarded Degree by University of California
Herbert R. Chapman superintendent of the Washington school for the blind in Vancouver received a Master of Arts degree at the University of California's 60th commencement on May 14. A Oberlin College graduate, Chapman built a career in blind education in Colorado California and Washington, earning recognition as a national authority in blind education.
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Herbert R. Chapman
Oberlin
Amherst
U. S
California
State School For the Blind
Washington
California School For the Blind
Berkley
University of California
Herbert HR. Chapman
Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Shefield Township
Elyria
United States
Dayton Honors World War Vets With Banquet
Dayton will pay respects to Lieutenants John A. MacReany and Oakley G. Kelly one week from tonight. The American Legion backs a Memorial Hall reception with 800 covers for the banquet open to the public. Charles F. Kettling of General Motors will be toastmaster with Major General Mason M. Patrick and Brigadier General William Mitchell slated to attend.
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Dayton
Daryton
John A. MacReany
Oakley G. Kelly
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Charles F. Kettling
General Motors Corporation
Mason M. Patrick
William Mitchell
Norwalk Auto Strikes Woman Near Soldiers Home
Mrs. Mary Hart aged 40 died after being struck by Edwin Houck of Norwalk as she walked along a highway near the Ohio soldiers home. Sheriff John B. Taylor holds Houck in custody during the investigation at Good Samaritan hospital.
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Sancuary
Mary Hart
Edwin Houck
Norw
Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors
Good Samarian Hospital
Sherif John B. Tarlor
Houck
New Marathon Record Hangs On at Niles Meet
James Yar and Younisiowa pushed a fresh marathon mark as Niles hosted a track event on May 21 with athletes competing for top times and new records in a tense distance showdown.
Police hunt slayer of Cleveland patrolman in May chase
Benjamin Moore of Morgantown released on bail in Pittsburgh while authorities pursue John L. Whitfield in Cleveland case tied to the killing of Patrolman Griffin. A nationwide manhunt continues with a blue Jordan roadster and a fleeing suspect and an accompanying woman.
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Pittsburgh
Benjamin Moore
Morgantown
W. Va
John L. Whitfield
Cleveland
Pol Nan Griffin
Robert Braun
Cleveland, O
Reward Offered After Irish Arrest Incident
In a brief, unclear notice a reward is offered following an arrest in connection with an Irish individual. Authorities describe ongoing investigations and seek information leading to a capture or clarification of the case.
Troops Planned for China If Intervention Decided
Manila May 21 unofficial reports say troops may be sent to China from here if intervention in the Chinese bandit situation is decided. The Philippine garrison numbers about 59 American troops and 9 500 native soldiers.
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Manila
China
Philippine
Germany’s War Claims to America Seen Largely Uncollectible
Washington to May 21. The mixed claims commissions place American war claims against Germany at 1 479 064 31 dollars. Experts say little chance of collecting this amount from Germany as most losses arise from private insurance and business damage rather than direct state liability. Only a small portion relates to occupying forces and reparations.
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Washington
Germany
Clai
United States
Lawsuit Filed Against New York City for Damages
A civil action has begun in New York concerning damages sought by A. M. Brepner. The case lists the Ny City Railroad as a party with claims totaling 2654 dollars. McAllist funeral services are noted for Tuesday.
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A.M. Brepner
Mitch
Dhe
Former Congressman Knight Offers Funds for Taft Tax Referendum
Columbus May 21 Former Congressman Charles L Knight of Akron who fought the Taft tax bill in his Akron and Springfield papers offered to finance the referendum drive. He telegraphed John B McCrehen president of the Ohio association of real estate boards pledging to pay any amount needed to secure a referendum at the November election. The executive committee met to plan the referendum and anticipated Knight's financial help plus support from others.
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Columbus
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Springfield
Knight
John B. McCrehen
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Association of Real Estate Boards
MccCrehen
Auto Spill Injures Four on Cheriin Road
A vitiated report states four people were injured in an automobile spill on Cheriin road near LaGrance. Two injured passengers and two drivers were treated at the scene and then transported, with one man listed as 72 years old.
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Cheriin
LaGrance
Etiin
Seapen
Death Notice for Grandma Whitrey in Local Bulletin
An obituary note reports the death of Grandma Whitrey on Sunday, with a brief tribute and family notification. No additional details provided in the readable text.
Tory Government Faces Crisis As Leader Resigns
London reports Premier Andrew Bonar Law has resigned after seven months in office. The Tory party fractures over Russian policy and party leadership struggles fuel a looming contest for a new premier, with Curzon Baldwin or Derby-Balfour possibilities in focus as Parliament eyes a weeklong return.
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London
Fingland
Andrew Bonar Law
Bonar Law
King George
Forstary
Curzon
Lay Baldwin
Robert Horne
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
David Lloyd George
Conservation Party
Baldwin
House of Commons
Lord Derby
Earl Balfour
Morning Post
Home
William C.bridgeman
Tobacco King Angier B. Duke Hurt in Train Fall
Cincinnati news reports Angier B. Duke, new millionaire tobacco maker, was badly hurt when he fell from a Louisville and Nashville train early Sunday. He is in Good Samaritan Hospital, with friends aiding his care as hospital records verify the incident.
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Cincinnati
Angier B. Duke
K Millionaire
Good Samaritan
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Duke
Council Meets This Evening
Local council gathers in the city chamber this evening to discuss a range of routine items and potential budgeting matters. Officials expect brief reports on public works, transit routing, and upcoming agendas.
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Busiace
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