Polar Flight Still Missing After Sixth Day Of Hope
Reports from Spitzbergen and New York say Amundsen and five associates face a long wait for rescue decisions as weather improves and officials seek firm signs of safety. Observers caution against premature alarm while Prestrud and Operti defend patience and risk.
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Oslo
Norway
Polar
Amundsen-Elsworth
Spitzbergen
Amundsen
North Pole
Prestrud
South Pole
P. I.on
Nansen
New York
Captan Roald Amundsen
Pole
Albert Operti
Arctic Club
America
Operti
Peary
Wen
Eberng Straits
Operai
Butcher Rejsices Over Wife's Recovery
The text describes a wife suffering years with toast and water diet before gallstone surgery and claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy restored her health. It touts relief of catarrhal toxins and inflammation of stomach and intestines, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee after one dose.
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Mayr
Veto of Sunday baseball bill disappoints county fans
The veto of the Sunday baseball bill by Governor Harmon disappointed local baseball fans. Rev N Lehman of St Pauls Church was named a delegate to the National Sunday School convention in Washington DC. The New American Theatre opened to the public with a large turnout. Sheriff Ward received Harmon’s order to halt all prize fights in Lorain County. A legislative bill allowed the jail turnkey Ray Vanden to be paid 500 for injuries from an assault by Robert Green.
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Harmon
Rev. N. Lehman
ST. Paul’s Church
Washington, DC
Sheriff Ward
Lorain County
Ray van Dursen
Robert Green
May Commission Expected for Fort San Antonio Memorial
In San Antonio on May 27 Gutzon Borglum, designer of the Stone Mountain Memorial, is expected to be commissioned to craft the bronze figure and tablets for the old trail drivers memorial.
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RORGN
San Antonio
Tex
Gutzon Girglum
Stones Mountain
Hoover Aims At Clearing House For Commerce Data
The Department of Commerce operates as a vast clearing house for commercial and industrial information. Hoover’s policy uses official aid to study issues and apply findings to business, seeking to curb wastes and boost national economic stability amid high 89.7 billion dollar output projections and varied industrial challenges.
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Hoover
United States
Saprament
Department of Commerce
Modernist clash rocks New York Presbytery over virgin birth creed
The General Assembly weighs actions against New York ministers who refuse to affirm the Virgin Birth. Dr Henry Sloan Coffin defends Modernist stance while Princeton’s John Grier Hibben questions candidate H B Vandusen. A protest from Chicago ministers argues Presbyteries must judge qualifications, risking a church split. Baltimore set as 1926 Assembly site. Seven sailors drown after mine strike near Sandcen.
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Henry Sloan Coffin
Modernists
Madison Avenue Presbyteriag Church
New
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
H. B. VanDusen
Princeton
Judicial Commission
General Assembly
Erdman
Assembly
Charles E. McCartney
Philadelphia
Presbytery of
Presbytery
Presbyterian Church of the
Presbyterian Church of the United States of America
Special Commission
Dr. Coffin
Coffin
Geameral Assembly
Charles TB Schwartz
First Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Gantz
H B Vanduren
Presbyterian Church
Baltimore Lands
New York City
Ald
Illinois
Wyoming
Iowa
General ‘Assembly
Baltimore
Death of University of Chicago President Dr Ernest DeWitt Burton
Dr Ernest DeWitt Burton, president of the University of Chicago since 1893, died Tuesday. He led the university through decades of growth and academic development.
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Ernest DeWitt Burton
University of Chicago
Italy Debt Talks Begin With Mellon In Washington
In Washington on May 27 a new round of talks opened between Italian Ambassador Baron G Demartino and Secretary of the Treasury Mellon over Italy’s 2 billion dollar debt to the United States. Officials welcomed the visit as Italy is expected to hold steady until France offers a concrete debt payment plan.
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Washington
Treasury
Mellon
Italy
United States
France
Baron G. Demartino
Treasury Department
Apples Escaped Frost Boosts Lawrence County Crop Outlook
Lawrence county in Ohio, the state's largest apple producer, escaped recent frosts and freezes. The crops are expected to reach a record yield this year after producing over 300000 barrels of commercial apples last season. Low temperatures dropped to about 40 degrees during the bloom period and apples weathered the changes well.
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Ironton
Lawrence County
Ohio
Quiet Memorial May Observed With Military Mass
Lorain residents prepare a solemn Memorial Day with a morning mass at Calvary cemetery attended by five priests. Local veterans and military groups will decorate graves of fallen comrades as the community recalls service and sacrifice. Three fines reported for intoxication and speeding incidents in local and nearby courts.
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Lorain
Calvary Cemetery
Cleveland Markets Report on Produce Prices and Items
Market listings show butter eggs oleo cheese poultry apples berries beans cabbage potatoes sweet potatoes tomatoes onions cucumbers with price ranges and crate or hamper terms. Items include Ohio firsts and Western firats for eggs, and multiple vegetables and fruits across market entries.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Cleveland Live Stock Market Receipts and Prices
Receipts plentiful across cattle calves sheep and hogs with a steady market. Steers and cows show a range from common to good butcher grades, calves strong at 11 to 11.60, lambs 10 to 12.50, hogs steady with prices around 12.65 to 12.75 for graders and others listed.
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Cleveland
Robbed Coaches While Living on Top of Bold Mine
In Gilberts May 27 report locals recall the Johnson brothers once robbed coaches from a bowl shaped canyon near sheer cliffs. They hid in a stone cabin carved into the cliff face, then vanished after looting. Recently high grade gold ore was found near their former dwelling.
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Gilbert
W.g
Johnson Brothers
Thaw Daydreams and Nightlife in New York Scene
Nubider One continues from Page 1 recounting Thaw’s New York visit after leaving Winchester. He tours supper clubs and nightspots, is drawn to the girls like Fawn Gray, and notes ten dollar table shows. He avoids Tex Guinan’s club to dodge crowds, stays in various hotels, then rides to West Eighth Street with a companion. German inventors push a large all metal plane capable of carrying eight passengers.
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Winchester
New York
Broadway
Harry
Tex Guinan
Texas
Weat Eighth Street
Belden High School to Host A P Sandles Commencement
A P Sandles, former Ohio official and Limestone Association secretary, will give the commencement address at Belden High School Friday evening. Four seniors will graduate, with a program featuring an orchestra, class histories, prophecies, and awards. The event marks the school’s second annual commencement. Thursday features the senior play Betty's Last Bet at eight o clock with Donna Rogers and Lester Shuster in lead roles.
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A. P Sandles
Limestone Association of
Ohio
Belden High School
Mr. Sandles
LeRoy Wright
Walter Kline
Donna Rogers
Raymond Pomeroy
Ruby Starkey
Robert H Quirk
D.piomas
Burt E Nesbett
Rev. Wright Tnis
Betty
Lester Shuster
Jack
Wellington School Exhibit To Be Held Next Week
The annual exhibition of the Manual Training and Domestic Science classes is scheduled for next Wednesday at the school house in Wellington. Mr Barbe leads Manual Training and Miss Harper oversees Domestic Science. The event will be in the evening and has long drawn town interest.
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Wellington
Barbe
George Bishop
Hilda Bishop
G. Bishop
C. R. VanDuyke
Sadie VanDuyke
Elyria
Grange
Wellington High to Graduate 32 in June
Wellington May 27 commencement exercises set for Thursday evening June 11 in the school auditorium. The class lists 32 seniors including Maxine Sutliff Hugh Williams Kenneth Smalley Georgia Lybrandt Otto Robinson Lucille Rolce Jessie Sheffield William Sponseller Eva Rogers Hazel Mourton Thelma Schuster Alice Lenon John Koontz Lucille Marzham Gladys Mason Boyd McConnell Stuart Perkins Charles Ray Carl Mills Robert Barber Adelaide Cole Darrell Murch Helen Brackett James Gott Corrine Murray Virginia Sorenson Chauncey Carpenter Helen Murray Mary Helen Kerr Lee Jackson Charles Gibbons Genevieve Herrod.
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Wellington
Mr Wright
Maxine Sutliff
Hugh Willams
Kenneth Smalley
Georgia Lybrandt
Otto Robinson
Lucille Rolce
Jessie Sheffield
William Sponseller
Eva Rogers
Hazel Mourton
Thelma Schuster
Alice Lenon
John Koontz
Lucille Marzham
Gladys Mason
Boyd McConnell
Stuart Perkins
Charles Ray
Carl Mills
Robert Barber
Adelaide Cole
Darrell Murch
Helen Brackett
James Gott
Corrine Murray
Virginia Sorenson
Chauncey Carpenter
Helen Murray
Mary Helen Kerr
Lee Jackson
Charles Gibbons
Genevieve Herrod
Birkey Sermon Urges Christians to Go in World War Theme
Evangelist George H. Birkey spoke at the Methodist Episcopal church urging the command Go as the message after citing Mathew 28 19 20. He contrasted Calvary with No Man s Land and warned war s hardening effect while praising sacrifice for humanity. He closed with a story of a soldier who saved a comrade and perished.
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George H. Birney
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mathew
No Man's Land
Calvary
Tonteht
Huffman Bids for Re-Election Promises Clean Campaign
Lorain May 27 Mayor George Huffman a candidate for reelection announced plans for a clean campaign with no mudslinging. He urged disputants to fight the issues like men and let the best man win for the good of the city.
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Lorain
George Huffman
Subway Wanderer Sentenced for Vagrancy in Tombs Court
Daniel Murphey, 73, was sent to the workhouse by a magistrate at Tombs Court after a patrolman found him walking on subway tracks. Murphey said he saw the entrance and investigated. The court remained skeptical and convicted him on a vagrancy charge.
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New York
Daniel Murphey
Epartananourg
Tombs Court
Murphey
Dan
Willys-Overland Posts Five Month Earnings Over Ten Million
John M. Willys announced May earnings of the Wills Querland Company kept pace with April and would exceed 4 000 00 before taxes and depreciation. The five month earnings totaled 11 000 000 as reported from Toledo.
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W. C
Toledo
John M. Willys
Wills-Querland Company
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