Secrecy Rule Violation Probed by Senate
Senate probes secrecy rule violations as it weighs summoning about 80 senators to identify sources for a United Press roll call on Lenroot confirmation. Committee debates whether to compel reporters to reveal sources while threats of jail for contempt loom. Reed and Blaine clash over records as press ethics labeled hypocritical.
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Washington
United States Customs
Lenroot
Senate
House
Renate
Rules Committee
Blaine
Wis
Congressional
United Press
Reed
Curtin
Congress
Sale
Vermont
Hasting
Delaware
Kean
New Jersey
Phipps
Colorado
Steiner
Oregon
Walcott
Conn
Warren
Wyoming
Waterman
Death notices and funeral details in local column
Two obituaries summarize Eliza Copas aged 80 at her daughter’s home with six children listed and a funeral scheduled at Taylor's Funeral Home. Ellen Parker widow of Dr. M C Parker dies at 38 with a daughter Frances Wilcox and son M C Parker noted. services at Deutsch Funeral Parlors and Woodland Cemetery burial. Additional items mention Weasley Chapel’s 1763 dedication and a florist open house through June 15 at Green house on Courtland.
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Eliza Copas
R. L. Fisher
Sth Street
Mabel Moore
Edith Dewhurst
Nell Fisher
Hiram Copas
Charles Copas
Joe Copas
Taylor
Rev
B. B. Redhead
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Ellen Parker
M. C. Parker
Mrrs
Frances Wilcox
Cleveland
M.C. Parker
Elyria
Deutsch Funeral
Crawford Road
Wade Park Avenue
Woodland Cemetery
CARS DAMAGED IN CRASH INVOLVING ELYRIA DRIVER
Junior Fitzpatrick of Elyria apparently dozed at the wheel and crashed head on into a truck driven by William Long of Cleveland. Both cars were badly damaged and no one injured, Sheriff Clarence E. Adams reported. Witnesses say Fitzpatrick may have been asleep.
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Junior Fitzpatrick
Elyria
Cleveland
William Long
Fitzpatrick
Clarence E. Adams
Adams
Amherst Seniors End Chapel and Commencement Week Events
Amherst South Amherst May 22 seniors held last chapel in the school auditorium with a full program including devotionals, salutatory, class will, history and songs. Commencement for class of 29 followed Tuesday evening with Dean W. T. Bankes of Akron University as speaker. Nearby church activities and local visits noted among ongoing community events.
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South Amherst
Iola Kreeger
the Assembly
Alicea Garland
Hildegrade Aebersold
Margaret Wilhelm
Doris Springer
Amelia Scheindler
Rose Meyers
Ruth Ott
de Laura Baden
Helen Becherstine
E. Paul Steigner
W. T. Bankes
Akrona University
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Methodist
Young People’s League
St. John's Evangelical Church
Henry Freman
Ernst Scheinder
Ameélia
Flora
Florence
Henrietta
Elmer Nickel
Elyria
Fred Stevens
Agnes Phillips
Detroit
David Phillips
Paul A. Mori
Fred Mori
Henry Kolb
Christ Nickel
Nelson Nickel
Arthur Flowers
Myrtle Bailey
Norwalk
Edward Green
Cleveland
Arthur Ruth
Jack
QO. J. Ruth
W. A. Tabbert
Amherst
Ralph Gibson
Edward
Clara Hart
June
J. E. Moors
Phillip Euler
Ed van Amburg
la Porte
Charles Bryant
Thelma
Helen
Harry Greene
Lotain
Charles Mathas
Harmon Mathas
Martin Mathas
Elias Jumont
Ann Mathas
Thelma Jean
Francis Mathas
Arthur Powers
Walter Urschil
Carl Johnson
Pennsylvania
Ethel Nieding
Misaes
Esther
John Wagner
Billy
Johnny
Wm. Allsop
Paul Rudy
The Poppies Story A WWI Memorial Day Tradition
In November 1918 Miss Moing Michael of Columbia University sparked the poppy memorial tradition by wearing a poppy from Col John McCrae’s poem We Shall Not Sleep. The article explains how millions wear the red flower to honor fallen soldiers and support disabled veterans through poppy production, earning money for food shelter and fuel. It highlights the labor of veterans in creating poppies and the social value of the fundraiser for those with and without families, plus notes a large New Haven Railroad relief effort and other late 1920s era items.
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Moing Michael
Georgia
Hamilton Hall
Columbia University
John McCrae
America
Miss Michael
Jpart
Graduate School Holds Commencement at Oberlin
The ninety sixth commencement of the Graduate School of Theology of Oberlin College will be held this afternoon at First Church. Nine degrees will be conferred, with the address by Rev Tean Frederick C. Grant. The program includes organ preludes, violin solos, and a charge to graduates. Big Six Track Meet to be hosted here Friday and Saturday features teams from fourteen Ohio colleges with prelims Friday and finals Saturday. Other briefs include recitals, club meetings, and bank convention travel notices.
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Oberlin
Cerlin College
First Church
Rheinberger
George W. Andrews
Mus
Clarence Tucker Craig
Raymond Cerf
Tean
Frederick C. Grant
Western Theological Seminary
Evanston
Thomas Wesley Graham
D. D
Kemper Fullerton
G. Walser Fiske
Phatasie Rheinberger
Chia Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Ohio
Akron
Hiram
Muskingum
Oberlin Otterbein
Ohio Northern
St Xavier
Western Reserve and
Wooster
Paul
Mac Eadhron
Capital
Case
Heidelberg
Kenyon
Mt. Union
Alterations Under Way At Savings Deposit Bank
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company undertakes renovations to create one of Northern Ohio’s most complete banking rooms. Two new nine by forty foot rooms on the mezzanine will house the trust and part of the bookkeeping departments. Main floor additions provide officers’ space left of the entrance. current space on the right to be removed for larger lobby. Completion expected in about sixty days. General contractor is B. J. Reisinger.
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Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Tha Company
Ohio
J. B. Seward
Trust
B. J. Reisinger
Local Socials Note Held in Ohio Homes
WAKEMAN WAKEMAN May 22 Mr and Mrs J V Knott were entertained at the Albert Keible home in Berlin Heights Ohio Mrs L R Kenyon drove to Norwalk Ohio Monday afternoon Mrs Elva Parsons spent the weekend in Lakewood O Elbert French entertained Robert Smith of Cleveland O Mr and Mrs Ernest Downing
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Elyria
Theodore Smith
Amherst
George Schroeder
Merton Bailey
Naomi Ruth
Geraldine Giblin
Alex Garland
Elaine
Audry
Buddy
Kathrine Pippert
Wm. Glesson
Warren
Carl Krieg
Kipton
Beverly Mori
Fred Ruth
Columbus
Martin Ruth
Thomas Flowers
Robert. Minch
Hildegarde Aubersold
Amelia Schneider
Charles Dolde
Emil Ruth
Niel and
Glenn
L. Jackson
la Grange
Anna Sablers
Henry Garland
Alilca
Orva Schroed
Donna Stinchcomb
Wade Jacquays
W. MecDuncan
Solon
Ohio
MecDuncan
William McKinley
Daisy Jacquays
Luella Literatti
Lakewood
van Horn
Laura
West Park
Forest Ives
Edward Landin
Mentor
D. H. Zacharias
Barnum
Mildred Gest
Cleveland
P. G
Worcester
Oberlin
Elmer ‘Klooz
LaFayette
C. J. Martin
Parima
Wilmer Zacharias
Valley City
Bertha Gest
Leo Martin
Columbia
Redcaps Target Record Tinfoil Haul For Charity
Redcaps at Union Depot Kansas City aim to beat last year’s haul of more than 309 dollars in tinfoil saved for charity. Proceeds were divided equally between two Roman Catholic and two Protestant orphanages, and the effort continues this year.
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Redcaps
Tinfoil
Kansas City
Union Depot
Divorce case yields request to restore wife’s maiden name
In Portland Indiana Harold G. Witsche asked for a divorce and also demanded that his wife’s maiden name be restored. Usually the wife initiates such name changes, making this a notable deviation from common practice.
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Portland
Ind
Harold G. Witsche
Produce and Livestock Market Quotes from Cleveland and Chicago
Cleveland and Columbus produce lists show prices for buster and eggs, poultry, potatoes, apples, cauliflow er, celery, and strawberries. Cleveland livestock quotes list hogs, cattle, calves, and sheep, with ranges and weights. Chicago markets report butter eggs poultry and grains. New York hay prices posted per ton.
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Cleveland
Ohio
N.Y
Main Green Mt
Cleveland Livestock
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Toledo
New York
Timothy
Rummage Sale Notice Prompts Congregation Humor
London reports a parish magazine notice from Lee Bucks announcing a rummage sale in the village hall. The write up frames the event as a chance for ladies of the congregation to clear items not worth keeping, with a light line urging attendees to bring their husbands.
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London
Lee
Bucks
Milwaukee proposal seeks patrol dogs for night force
Milwaukee officials present a proposal to the fire and police commission to assign dogs to night patrols. The plan envisions dogs serving as both helpers and companions for officers on overnight shifts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Police Commission of
Sunday Socials and Church Notes in Columbia
Sunday dinners and church notices fill Columbia society roundup. A long list of guests includes Prindle, Wick, Stadden, and Martin families from Cleveland and Parma. May 22 meeting for the Methodist Childrens Day committee and baptisms planned for June 2 accompany news of graduations and weddings in the area.
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John Prindle
Ison Leonard
Ralph King
Oliver
Margaret Prindle
Willard Hathaway
Orson Prindle
Cleveland
The
Methodist Church
Hazel Martin
J. D. Sheer
George Wick
Cleveland Heights
Park French
John Snell
Donna Stadden
Birdie Lankus
Hubert Morlock
Dougherty
Belden
Therlow Gest
G. A. Herold
Hannah Longdon
J. H
Lila Ohmes
Homer Akins
J. R. van aArsdale
Frank Fray
Frank Fray, Jr
Lakewood
MS. Holcomb
LaGrange
Frank Prosser
Grace Prosser
Wellington
Ketffler
Toledo
Paul Chapman
Elyria
Clarence van Arsdale
Akron
Watch-skunk used to deter thieves in forest road work
Albuquerque report from New Mexico recounts a novel method by the superintendent of road construction in the Coconino forest of northern Arizona. By chaining a pet skunk to his car wheel, he has eliminated pilfering formerly directed at the vehicle.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Coconino Forest
Arizona
Racing’s Golden Era Names the Pioneering Horses
Racing reached its highest popularity in the first quarter of the 19th century. The famed horses Sir Henry American Eclipse Ariel Black Maria Gray Eagle Boston and Fashion define this era in American turf annals for ever Illustrious.
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Sir Henry
Ariel
Black Maria
Gray Eagle
Boston
Fashion
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Weasley Chapel
John Street
Green House
Wainwright, Florist
Courtland
Baalmann
Renault
Ment
Charles Molnar
Furnace Street
Andrew Nieding
Molnar
Percy Hudson
Ninth Street
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Hudson
Ashs
Josephine Zbrzyrny
John
New Haven
Mass
Maybrook
N. Y
Aberdeen
Oberlin Airs
Esther Alfsen
North Park Street
Childrens Department
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Upton
Oberlin Business Men's Club
Martin Inn
the Auxilary of the American Legion
Orrville
Tillie Lyman
Lottie Parsons
Mildred Munger
Clara Baxter
Lois Cummings
Peter Pan
Marjorie Matcham
Alice Rogers
T L. Porter
Henry Smith
Peoples Bank
Ohio Bankers Association
Barone
Mr. McKee
Oberlin Savings Bank
T. M. T M. Club
Cecil Humphrey
Harold Coojer
Schaffer
Hazel Gibson
Ruth Downing
Charles Brucker
Wabey
Loram
William Smith
Smith
L. R. Kenyon
Florence Philbrain
Fred Lowe
W. W. Whiton
Vermilion River
M. O. Firestone
Bruce
Edgar Martin
Margaret Stoll
Donald Gerber
Wakeman
Florida
Kentucky
Chicago
Steamfitter
Battery Bogis
Cleveland Chale
Emmett Potts
Henry Toll
Freed
Anton Cihlar
Boggs
A. J. Pearse
Josie Harrington
John Samuels
Baptist Parsonage
Edna Durach
Esther Schnabel
Pearl Mayer
Mildred Hinneman
Marlin Hales
Leon Ives
Glenn Beaumont
Arthur Goodman
Henry Trueison
Joseph Maddock
Town Hall
Chas. DuBow
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Bishop
Franklin
Carl Russert
Kirby
Tunser
West Avenue
Chas. Mils
Milo Stearns
Elsie Stearns
Richard and
Marion
Charles Mills
G. A. Beers
Uler
Jesus
Christ
High School
Beleans
Bevan
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. Broad St
Meller-Bender Dance Studios
Hippodrome
Broadway Phone
F. M. Sponsellor
Elyric Savings & Trust
Carter
Acme
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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