Abnormal Weather Clash Aims at Chicago Tonight
Chicago faces an extraordinary weather collision as a mid May heat wave from the Southwest converges with a northern freezing air mass. Prof. Henry J. Cox warns of violent winds and storms possibly reaching tornado strength, with temperatures predicted to plunge below 50 degrees tomorrow after a 94 degree May 22 high. Duluth reports a sharp cold spell with 32 degrees.
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Chicago
Henry J. Cox
Cox
Great Lakes
Duluth
Lake Superior
Police officer dies from accidental gun wound
In Youngstown on March 23 Charles Covert of the city vice squad died from an accidental revolver wound. Fellow officer Charles Richards discharged his weapon during cleaning, the bullet lodging in Covert's abdomen.
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Youngstown
Charles Covert
Charles Richards
Richards
Covert
Poisoned Figs Case Nabs Granddaughter’s Guardian
Mrs Angelina Guida, 60, was freed on $3000 bail for June 1 examination on a charge of sending poisoned figs to her granddaughter Miss Fannie Leone 21. Physicians found a large quantity of mercury compound in the figs. Police uncovered family tensions and a divorce between Fannie’s father Vincent Leone and Guida’s daughter.
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Mount Vernon
Angelina Guida
Fannie Leone
Taiss Leone
National Church Plan Approved for Monumental Capitol Church
The General Assembly voted to support a Presbyterian church project in Washington DC to establish a monumental church in the capital, aiming to reflect the beauty and ideals of the nation and provide moral support for national civic life.
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Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Two Valley Women Report Health Gains From Plant Remedy
Valdosta Georgia Mrs L Dausier says Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound relieved severe female weakness and back pains after one bottle. Cleveland and Battle Creek letters praise the remedy for nervous, run-down women and swelling in the sides. Mrs C E Almer Battle Creek Michigan also reports relief and plans to advocate the product.
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Valdosta
Georgia
Lydia E. Pinkharm
LO. Dasuer
R.F.D
Battle Creek
Mich
Cleveland
Lucia E. Pinkham
C. E
Almer
Shampion St
Battle Creek, Mich
Charles Rird Elected Moderator of Presbyterians United States
The Presbyterian Church in the United States of America elected Dr. Charles Rird moderator at a Columbus Ohio conclave. The vote ended a heated contest pitting fundamentalists against a conservative liberal coalition, with William Jennings Bryan defeated. The U S A denomination is the largest of nine and distinct from the Presbyterian Church in the U S A.
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United States of America
Charles Rird
Man
Princeton Univers.iy
Columbus
Withh Williams Jennings
Brian
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Presbyterians Send Sympathy to Japan After May 238 Earthquake
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Columbus directed its moderator to cable Japan’s government with condolences for the May 238 earthquake victims. The message expresses deep sympathy for the Japanese people, goodwill from over 10,000 churches, and a prayer for divine blessing on Japan and its leaders.
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Tokyo
Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Charles Erdman
Princeton
N. J
Presbyterian Churches For America
Tokio
Bancroft
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Americ
Japan
General Assembly
Junior Senior Feast Held At Wellington
In Wellington on May 23 the school auditorium became a May Garden for the junior senior reception with about 16 at the table. Guests included school board members their wives teachers and husbands. The menu featured strawberry cocktail creamed chicken on biscuit peas rolls olives fruit salad cake and coffee. Helen Watts was toast mistress. The program included solos by Alice Gray Carl Grose Mildred Snyder and Mildred Brenner with addresses and responses by Pau line Haiti Donel Murtz Alice Childs and Franklyn Jones, followed by dancing.
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Wellington
Helen Watts
Alice Gray
Tarl Grose
Mildred Snyder
Mildred Brenner
Pauline Haiti
Donel Murtz
Alice Childs
Franklyn Jones
Piano Pupils Recital Planned at Congregational Church
The piano pupils of Miss Treva Hawk will stage their annual recital at the Congregational church next Wednesday and Thursday. Soloists include Janet Clisby and Donna Shappell who graduates from Oberlin Conservatory in June. The program features dances, songs, a trio, and a closing organ violin and piano performance.
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Wellington
Treva Hawk
Congregational Church
Little Folks
Janet Clisby
Chris McDermott
Gretchen
Frank Boys
Donna Shappell
Oberlin Consevatory
Miss Shappell
Miss Hawk
Mr. Rowland
Five Year Old Fractures Leg In Cemetery Accident
Five year old Leland Mul of Gratton hid behind a tombstone in Belden cemetery at dusk when the stone toppled onto him fracturing his leg. He was taken to Memorial Hospital by Dr. Farks.
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Leland Mul
Gratton
Belden
Memorial Hospital
Farks
Kean to Fight Ruling on Welker Law in Klan Case
Rochester N Y May 23 The Appellate Division fourth department up held the constitutionality of the Welker law compelling secret societies to file membership lists The ruling says such publication furthers public interest while a dissent argues secrecy is of no public concern and warns of possible coercion or bias in publication The Ku Klux Klan plans to appeal the decision through attorney Lami E Fuller
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Rochester
Lami E Fuller
Ku Klux Klan
Appellate Division
Fourth Department
Rowland L. Davis
Convention Proceedings and Musical Program Notes
A multi-part religious convention in Valley City Ohio features hymns led by Mrs Alvina Walkenhorst and Mrs Laura Thompson, with Rev Henry Abram delivering sermons and an offering. The event includes credentials, minutes reading, committee reports, new business, and a missionary entertainment hosted by local Walther League guests. Delegates and guests, about five hundred, receive meals at St John’s School and lodging with Grace and St John’s Churches.
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Alvina Walkenhorst
Laura Thompson
Hyma
Henry Abram
Valley City
J. G. Herzog
John’s
Offercory
Hyman
Shepherd M. F. Walkenhorst
H. C. Mubly
Grace Church
Frank Miller
Axton
Rev
F. Loose
Lorain
Ohio
Walther League
Park
Cascade Park
F. Walkenhorst
St John’s School
John's
Nine Bombay murder case defendants face verdicts in Rohad court
Central News Dispatches from Rohad report three of nine accused in the Abdul Kadir Baw Ja murder and linked mutilation case were sentenced to death. Three were acquitted and four received life terms.
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London
Abdul Kadir Baw Ja
Bombay
Mumtay Gegum
Central
Rohhad
Tive
Celebration closes with large Broadway boostered dance
In Lorain Booster Week ends with a municipal dance on Broadway drawing an estimated 10 000 attendees. The event featured dancing stunts and confetti. In New Haven the murder trial of Olympia Maret moves to the jury for the alleged killing of John Sheik Bagnano.
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Lorain
Broadway
New Haven
Conn
Oympia Maret
John (Sheik) Bagnano
Smallpox Death Toll Rises in County Epidemic
County Detective P. J. Gillen died here today from smallpox, the twelfth death in the recent epidemic. The report notes the ongoing outbreak and the toll it has taken in the last month.
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Hills
Warren
P. J. Gillen
Gillen
Local Red Cross reports tornado damage totals and aid
The local Red Cross chapter estimates Saturday's cyclone damage at 115725 dollars across LaGrange Pittsfield and Grafton with losses by twenty nine and seventeen families respectively. Insurance partly offset LaGrange and Pittsfield losses. a 100 dollar contribution leads current donor list. Automobiles are sought to transport relief workers to the devastated district.
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The
Red Cross
A Kallasy
LaGrange
Pittsfield
Isabelle Lane
Washington
Nevin Delights Elyria With Ninth Concert At Church
The concert featured works for tuba chimes and organ with Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance. Gordon Balch Nevin of Johnstown Pa, famed composer and organist, presented his twenty eighth recital, praised for balance and community uplift. He is son of Geo B Nevin and cousin of Ethelbert Nevin. The event followed a dedicatory prayer by Dr Edwin Kirby and marked a milestone for the church music program.
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Elgar
Edwin Kirby
Gordon Balch Nevin
Johnstown
Nevin
WEAF
New York
Geo. B. Nevin
Mr. Nevin
Ethelbert Nevin
City panel backs ending street cars on East Erie Avenue
A five member East Erie Avenue committee and the general council discussed the street car proposal. They recommended discontinuing cars and asked Lake Shore Electric to replace service with buses.
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Lorain
East Erie Avenue
General Council
Lake Shore Electric
Five Thousand Dollar Detroit Cash Heist
Two armed bandits held up Fred Kane cashier of a National Bank in Detroit Michigan after closing time. They seized about 35 000 dollars in cash and escaped. The incident occurred May 23 to 23 in Detroit. Police are investigating the robbery.
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Detroit
Mich
Fred Kane
National Blismzl
Doon Today
Cult Co
Four Burned by Boiling Tar in New Castle Home
In Newcastle Pennsylvania four residents were severely burned when tar boiled over from a kettle and ignited. The victims include Mrs Long Alderico 23 Marco Alderico 60 Mary Alderico 4 all in critical condition Philomena Alderico four was burned less severely Firefighters said water poured on the blaze spread the tar over their bodies. The tar fueled burn injuries during roof repairs.
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Newcastle
Long Alderico
Marco Alderico
Mary Alderico
Philomena Alderico
Ontario Prohibition Faces New Challenge From Near Beer
Officials in Ontario debate allowing a weaker beer and risk Ohio’s dry laws. Detroit authorities see possible influx via lake crossings, with prohibition agents planning cross border checks as dockside excursions may boost wet tourism.
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Ontario
A. E. Bernsiesr
United States
Ohio
Stone
Detroit
Mich
United States Prohibition
Roy ©. Haynes
E C. Yellowley
Thomas E. Stone
Cleveland
Habits Shape Health Morals in Early Life
A discussion on how habits govern thinking, acting, and feeling from childhood. It notes eating, sleeping, manners, and athletic skills as learned habits, and warns that early life attitudes toward alcohol, property, race, religion, and orphans form later intolerance or kindness. The note cites Publication No. 143 of the U S Children’s Bureau.
Callan Faces Contempt Hearing In Chicago
James C Callan, politician, was to face contempt of court before Judge Thomas J. Lynch over alleged tampering with Phillip J. Barry in the Shepherd germ warfare case. A habeas corpus petition by Callan was also to be heard, with possible denial of release if no new developments arise.
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Chicago
James C Callan
Thomas J. Lynch
Phillip J. Barry
Tvenive
William D. Shepherd
Germ Wurder
Lynch
Callan
President Borah Gives Update on Health and Mayflower Guests
Senator Borah reports the President's condition is not serious and that he felt indisposed but returned to the executive mansion with no engagements for the day. He notes international problems discussed and lists Mayflower cruise invitees including Sargent Hoover Butler and Stoddard. Avon assault case sees Mike Mohr Sr and Jr arrested on a warrant, waived examination, bound over to court on $300 bonds.
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Borah
Torent
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Sargent
Hoover
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
Butler
H. L. Stoddard
Avon
Underhill
Mike Mohr
J. George
John Smith
Bulgarian king demands Tsankoff resignation coalition cabinet
In Vienna on May 28, reports say King Boris of Bulgaria demands Premier Tsankoff resign and a coalition cabinet be formed. The king reportedly backs this with a threat to abdicate if Tsankoff refuses.
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Vienna
Boris Fot
Bulgaria
Tsankoff
Pennsylvania Varsity Crew Wins Childs Cup on Harlem River
The University of Pennsylvania crew coached by Jim Ries won the Childs Cup on the Harlem River, finishing two lengths ahead of Princeton and Columbia. Pennsylvania clocked a time of minutes and 23 seconds, with Columbia 1 and 1/10 lengths back.
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Pennsylvania
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Jim Ries
Columbia
Harlem River
Princeton
Tegatta Pennsylvania
Princeston
Cleveland Markets Report Prices and Produce Listings
Market notes list Butter Eggs Cheese Poultry and produce prices for Cleveland area items. Apples Strawberries Beans Cabbage Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Onions Cucumbers shown with per crate or per box rates and weight units.
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York State
Cleveland Live Stock Prices Mixed As Receipts Steady
Receipts at Cleveland Livestock yard total 200 cattle and 200 calves with market steady. Choice fat steers 9 to 11, heifers 8 to 9.50, cows 4 to 6, and calves 8 to 11. Sheep and lambs totaling 600 head show a 50 cent drop. lambs 12 to 12.50, ewes 7 to 8, culls 2 to 5. Hogs 500 head steady with Yorkers 12.35 and heavies around 13.26.
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Cleveland
Red Star Oil Stoves Demonstration Draws Local Interest
The Big Hardware Co hosts a Red Star Oil Stoves exhibition during Exposition Week, showcasing a kerosene stove that acts like a gas burner with a patented cast iron burner. Mrs. and other women view this clean, smoke free cooking device while Elyria Hardware Co invites attendees to bring recipes for live demonstrations.
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Big Hardware Co
Hannaford
Elyria Hardware Co
Mr. Hannaford
Woman Wanted by Cleodana Authorities
Margar et McManus, 45, is sought by Cleodana police who believe she drove to the city in a light Studebaker six and did not stay away. Authorities issued a lookout for her.
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Cleodana
Margaret McManus
Studebaker
John Freeman
William Thompson
Hinksono
De Facto Vote No Ban On Gas Tax Vote
Attorney General Crabbe ruled that a de facto senator who retains office as mayor may cast a vote on the gasoline tax law. The ruling states such a vote would stand and not affect the law’s passage even if the senator cannot sit as a member of the Senate. The decision hinges on whether the court would void the de facto status or strike the vote from the roll.
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Columbus
Crabbe
Roy Gitlen
Wellston
State Senate
Gillen
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Dillon
Assembly
Spectacular torpedo practice yields crashes aboard U S fleet
In Hawaiian waters on May 23 two airplanes crashed but caused no injuries during a fleet torpedo exercise. The White and Green battleships fired larger guns while Green cruisers attacked Wahlte destroyers. Paris report notes French circles favor Coolidge stance on private interference in the debt question.
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U.S
Seattle
Hawaiian
Paris
Coolidge
Vacuum Rupture Shield Demonstration Promoted
Abfénmo expert E. J. Meinhardt set to appear at Colonist Hotel in Columbus on May 27 offering the Vacuum Rupture Shield. The device claims to seal ruptures without body straps, promises immediate relief, and warns consult before wearing old trusses. Appointment window 10 AM to 4 PM, personal demonstrations only.
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E. J. Meinhardt
Abfénmo
Lowruin
Ohio
Meinhardt
Melhaard
North Ave
Chicago
Bay View Lot Offer in Lake Hife District
Bay View is described as a beautiful locality in the Lake Hife district. 50 ft lots start at $250 and up. Contact Walter Lersch at 21 Redington Elk, phone 2819 for details.
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Bay View
Lake Hife
Walter Lersch
Redington Elk
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American Red Cross
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Great Britain
Esme Howard
England
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