Disarmament Debate Divides Congress as Programs Press
Washington reports strong congressional backing for peace talks yet deep splits over military spending. Some lawmakers seek to trim naval and army programs, while others push for a measured defense build up or reduced expenditure, citing Pershing and Burton as influential voices.
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T. XN
Sandiferternational News Service
Washington
Harding
Congress
House
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Great Britain
Japan
Pershing
Naval Affairs Committee
Local Residents Attend Gatherings and Family Events
Brighton visitors Mr and Mrs McWilliams and Mr and Mrs Byron Strott with daughter Cecil from Savannah visited Mrs Mary Everson. Miss Omanderson stayed with George Crittenden in Nova. Thomas Seland family attended funeral of Mrs Sells nephew George Ward in Hartland. Mr and Mrs Howard Everson from Cleveland were weekend guests and attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda Clark
Xenia
Mary Peasley
White Fox
Everson
Rk. B. Tuttle
Nellie
Oberlin
Marvin Mosher
Walter
Brighton
McWilliams
Byron Strott
Cecil
Savannah
Mary Everson
Miss Omanderson
George Crittenden
Nova
Thomas Seland
Sells
George Ward
Hartland
Howard Everson
Cleveland
Frence Censors US Cable Dispatches Delaying News
Paris censors at the Ministry of the Interior inspect every cable before dispatch to the United States. A responsible official may pass or delay messages for American newspapers, with retroactive review by the Foreign Office to monitor content, causing possible slowdowns in transmission.
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Newton
Parke
International
Paris
United States
Washington
State Department
Foreign Office
London
Ministry of the Interior
America
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Arrives at Fairgrounds Tomorrow
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus sets up at the fairgrounds with a morning parade, showcasing trained animals and new feats. Performers promise remarkable acts as three special trains carry the troupe, drawing eager youngsters to witness the arrival.
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Elyrila
Glad
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Fairgrounds
Big Menagerie Opens Early for Educational Visit
The doors will be opened one hour before each performance to allow the public to visit the large menagerie which is both educational and intensely interesting. Public tickets are sold downtown at Crandall's at the same price as the lot.
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Crandall’s
School Board Grants Hazel Hathaway One Year Leave
Elyria board of education at a special meeting Tuesday afternoon approved a one year leave of absence for Miss Hazel Hathaway, a teacher at Ridge Street School.
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Elyria
Board of Education
Hazel Hathaway
Ridge Street
Notley Couple Mark 62nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W C Notley of Highland Court observed their sixty second wedding anniversary last Sunday and thanked Rev J H Grant for his contribution at church along with other gifts received. Anniversary sale advertised: 11 2 qt Micro Aluminum Sauce Pans $1.10 value now 49c at Day's Hardware on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
W. C. Notley
Highland Court
J. H. Grant
Day's Hardware
Electrician says he was forced to quit
Archie W. Teat, an Akron electrician, credits Tanlac with curing inflammatory rheumatism, stomach trouble, and nervousness after two years of suffering. He says the medicine restored his appetite, nerves, weight, and ability to work, and he now moves about like a real man. Ad cites Elyria dealer J Adolphus Ebert and others.
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Akron
Tanlac
Archie W. Teat
Myrtle Place
Ohio
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Elyria
J. Adolphus Ebert
Advt
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Germany
Frange
Prisa
Kent Normal
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Woolson Spice Company
Tobeac
GROVE
U. S
U.S
United States Tires
Rubber Company
Andress & Smith
Gerald W. Hollis
Lorain County Motor Co
Rubber Tire Clearing House
W. Hicks
Avon, Ohio
C. F. Wilford
Walker & Stone
Vermilion
C. Ryans Garage
LaGrange
O. Burl Marten
North Eaton
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