Elyria Township School Graduation Play and Cast
The Elyria township school presents a commencement program with a play titled Voices of the Orchestra and a list of graduates including Dorothy Beynton Carolyn Woodruff and Florence Sprague. Cast includes Mrs Murphy Ethel Tomcheska Nora Murphy and German Lady Dorothe Boynton with roles such as Spirit of Wisdom Mattie Statler Spirit of Truth Leonardo Shimit and Professor S. H J Harbourt. Presentation by Mr GQ Masters and the Bour Education Class song. Benediction by Reverend YW pore Te.
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W. C. Und
Gong
Wvaorts
ee + Orchestra
Lake Avenue School
Katie
Mrs. Murphy
Gertrude Konred
Sule Murphy
Ethel Tomacheska
Nora Murphy
Massie Murphy
Wbetty Taylor
Mae Krueck
Schneider
Dorothy Boynton
Katie Schneider
Carolyn Woodruif
Hilelen Beller
Florearce Jos
Vary Geel
Finance
Wilson
Cooperation
Old Post
Thadeus Janet
Lincel
Tntre
Wisdom
Mattiey Statler
Mary Spint
Patriguiia
Helia Sprague
Spit of
Leotard Shimit
Profeccor S. H J
Impeachment Proceedings Move Forward in Washington
Federal judge Wm Miller in the Northern District of West Rim presides as impeachment proceedings proceed amid appeals. The House Judiciary Committee reports on the case as Britain and allies watch the U.S. actions and potential transition details unfold.
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Washington
Wm Miler
Joint-Hase Claim Promises Fast Relief for Pain
The advertisement asserts Joint-Hase offers a quick remedy for stiff inflamed joints and allied pains. It features testimonials praising its ability to ease chest colds throat and back pain while claiming rapid relief in a single minute application.
New York Judge Viewed as Possible Tammany Leader
The refusal of Surrogate James A Poles to lead Tammany Hall after Charles F Murphy s death leaves the organization unsettled with a favored successor in sight Judge George W Olshan of the Court of General Sessions is seen as the most likely candidate in this unsettled political stake.
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James A. Poles
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Juvce
George W Olsanv
Court of General Sessions
French predict undreamed of speed with new plane
France forecasts record breaking speeds after first trials of four new aircraft designed by Sadi Lecointe and French specialists. A specially designed propeller may push the plane beyond 225 miles per hour, with builders aiming for faster performance than existing records.
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France
Frst
Criais
Sadi Lecointe
Sera
Lecointe
Danish Barony Jewel Theft and Related Incidents
Newspaper items report a $5 700 jewelry theft at a home with suspects including a young darda and his valet Dolander Poon, plus a Danish tam- Pe and a Grand Canyon tour attraction. Separate note records Robert Barek's barbed wire injury in Willows and a Columbus Ohio public accounting convention lineup including Dr R R Kester and Dr T H Sanders.
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Waryivesley
Ledlowda Strad
Miran
George Vou Garten
Sour Pat Membher
Darda
Dolander Poon
Mechanical Breath-Sniffer Used As Sure Test For Inebriation
A San Francisco devised device called the metabular is claimed by doctors to be a reliable test for intoxication. It supposedly analyzes breath and yields a reading to prove inebriation for enforcement of prohibition laws.
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San Francisco
Markets Cleveland Produce and Official Notices
Markets Cleveland Produce lists prices for fruits vegetables and poultry with various grades and weights. Washington reports critique of the justice department way system and a Wellington Ashland agent change. Butter tackles prohibition stance. Ohio clubs endorse arts building oppose billboards and promote music activity. Germany imports a paper furniture manufacture.
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Arts Beilding
Toledo
National Arts
Federated Club
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Lorain Fight Card Announced for June 2 at Ellis Auditor
Lorain Sports Club lists June 2 boxing bill at Ellis auditor umm Homer Sant of Kalama zoo against Johnifty Risho of Cleveland in ten rounds. Chuck Feldman of Toledo faces Jimmie Hughs of Cleveland in ten rounds. Dava Nugent meets Joe Fagen of Cleveland in six rounds. Mose Donnelly versus Tony Burns of Cleveland in six rounds.
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Lorain
Quits Boxing Board After Dispute in Lorain
Lorain reports resignation of M. Wickens a furniture dealer from the bovine commission amid a dispute. Also noted are May 22 lottery of nurses awards, rumors on B&O railroad shop schedule, a police arrest, a potential run for State Attorney General, and citizenships granted to 26 foreign-born individuals at Lorain High School auditorium.
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Lorain
Way
M. Wickens
Furnitture
Bovine Commission
Vayor Hoffman
State Convention
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gracu
Editorium
Nicholas Priel
Cleveland
Ballinore
James Youn
31St Street
Suspcion
Nettle Onison
High School Auditorian
Mass Mable Marsh
Kiwanis Hear Argument Against Primary System
Attorney LD Hamlin addressed the Kiwanis Club advocating abolition of the primary system. He argued money influences elections and that the old convention method better selected capable candidates. He noted low voter turnout and called for reform halted by public sentiment rather than legislation. A meeting announcement for a Japan Riwanis Club event followed.
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LD. Hamlin
Kiwanis Club
Hamlin
Bis
Ohio
Lorain County
Ashland County
Spesiter
Japan Riwanis Club
Hote Uet Jers
Arrest of Barnesville chiropractor in death of stepson
Mindy J Beckett, a Barnesville chiropractor, was placed in custody by order of Coroner CLC Hardest after the death of his stepson Bernard Munson, four, in mysterious circumstances. He admitted carrying strychnine tablets in his pocket and said the boy searched pockets for candy as autopsy began with local participation. Stomach contents were sent to Wheeling for analysis.
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Barnville
Mindg J Beckett
Barnesville
Ohtropractor
Clc Hardest
Beckett
Bernard Munson
Coronr
Margur
Wheeling
Widow Held as Witness Freed in Murder Case
May 22 to May 24, 1923. Mrs Costanzo, widow, was released as a material witness after the court ruled the state failed to prove a murder had been committed in an altered plot to kill for life insurance. She remains a witness in the trial of Mrs Smima Colavite and her family, indicted for administering poison.
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Mmia
King Costanzo
Costanan
Smima Colavite
Simpson College chairman seeks higher school apportionment
President John L. Hillman of Simpson College Iowa told the M E General Conference that a substantial increase in the education apportionment is needed. He chairs the standing committee on education and spoke in Springfield Mass on May 22.
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M.E
Springfield
Mass
John L. Hillman
Simpson College
Indianola
Iowa
M. E. General Conference
Rats Outperform Students In Maze Test
Chicago reports that in a psychology maze test, rats located exits more efficiently than blindfolded University of Chicago students. A second trial a week later showed rats remembering the route better, while tests note muscular and motor power in rats.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
C. Tsai
Trai
Canada Battles Chicago Over Lake Michigan Water Use
Canada objects to Chicago's plan to divert more Lake Michigan water for its sanitary district. Sir Adam Beck of the Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission argues Chicago already reduces the lake by 10,000 cubic feet per minute, encroaching on Canada and other states and impacting water power at Niagara Falls.
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Canada
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Adam Beck
Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission
Chicago 19
Niagara Falls
Girl Represents Central States in Oratorical Bee
Miss Eleanor Huber of Lomacille Kentucky will represent the central zone in the final national oratorical contest in Washington presided over by President Coolinge following the Chicago elimination. Seven zones across the United States compete for the culminating event.
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United States
Washington
Coolinge
Eleanor Huber
Lomacille
Chicago
Amour of Missing Millionaire Bared in Lurid Letters
The disappearance of Ambrose Small, a Canadian theater magnate who deposited 1 060 000 in a Toronto bank on December 2 1919 and vanished, is tied to new letters said to be from Mrs. Small. Filed in 1915 through 1919 in ongoing legal battles over his estate, the letters claim passionate love from a supposed Mrs Clare Smith or Clarice Sheard.
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Ambrose Small
Toronto
Clare Smith
Clarice Sheard
Judge Ross W Funk Seeks Re Election to Court of Appeals
Judge Ross W Funk of Wooster announces candidacy for a six year term on the Court of Appeals after being appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Philip Treash of Akron. He has served half a term and now seeks a full six year term.
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Ross W. Funk
Wooter
Court of Appeals
Ifunk
Philip Treash
Akron
James Gilder Dies at Memorial Hospital
James Gilder aged 629 West Broad died at Memorial hospital this afternoon after several weeks illness. He is survived by a brother in Columbus. Remains were taken to Jenkins parlors with funeral arrangements to be announced. Ashland Ohio May 22 resolutions urged Congress to disregard bills weakening the prohibition law and support the Tuer amendment and Near East relief.
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James Gilder
West Broad Turset
Memorial Hospital
Jenkins
Ashland
Congress
Ohio
Wilkins Struck Company Rebrands in Elyria History
Mr Win H Stowth announced the Wilkins Struck Company has emerged from Watkins-Hurst and traces its roots to founders Samuel and Calet Goodwin and successors. The firm, incorporated as Watkins Hurst, reorganized October 16 1923, now occupies 457 square feet of door space and aims to be a top store in the state for Elyria residents.
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Win H Stowth
Th Walkins Struck Company Stends
Mauott
Bsiness
Samuel and
Calet Goodwin
Sraimur Goodwin
Tarry Clark
Jlenn Nopfcot
Waliam Haltieter
Snearer
Waldeck
William Swearer
Leonard Gifamuilton
Ensign
Elyria
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