Canter Found Guilty For Libel In Boston Protest
Harry J Canter of East Boston was found guilty on two counts of criminal libel for parading near the Massachusetts State House with a placard calling former Governor Alvan Fuller a murderer. The sealed verdict, opened in Superior Court, cites possible penalties up to two years in prison and a $1000 fine.
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Harry J. Canter
East Boston
Fuller
Boston
East
Alvan T. Fuller
Massachusetts
Canter
State House
Sacco
Vanzetti
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Prinon
Farmers Put In Long Day In Fields On Sunday
On a Sunday after a warm spell, Lorain county farmers pressed field work to catch up on three to five weeks of delayed Spring planting. Plows cultivators hoes and spraying machines kept workers at it from dawn long hours as rains had stalled crops. Fruit blossoms show a near hopeless outlook with a very light crop expected.
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Lorain County
C. E. Rowland
John
New Books at Elyria Library Adds Six Titles
Elyria Library receives three fiction and three non fiction titles this week. New titles go into circulation Monday June 3. King Henry VIEL by Hackett presents sixteenth century politics and royal marriages. How to Write a Play by Ervine illustrates dramatic craft with past and present critiques. Etiquette by Emily Post completes the non fiction set. Humdrum House by Mrs. Gibbs follows a homemaker after a six month leave. Rhinestones by Margaret Widdemer follows a store clerk drawn into a Park Avenue romance. Left In Trust by Tompkins offers light summer reading.
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Elyria
King Henry Viel
Hackett
Henry
Ervine
New York World
Emily Post
Humdrum House
Gibbs
Margaret Widdemer
Park Avenue
Tompkins
Williams Sticks To His Peanut Pushing Job
In COLORADO sixninus on May 27 Bill Williams continues his peanut jockey stunt aiming to push a peanut to Pike's Peak summit. He races under a Columbus Georgia company’s colors and has 22 days to reach the crest. A rubber corded headband sphere serves as a substitute punching bag, struck by Williams as he trains for the feat.
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Colorado Sixninus
Colo
Bill Williams
Pike’s Peak
Williams
Columbus
Eagles announce gala spring festival at Elyria fairgrounds
William France, president of the Elyria Eagles lodge, announced plans for a three day spring festival at the Elyria Fair Grounds to raise funds for sending a marching club and degree team to the State Eagles convention in Tifin. The Gerald S Nau Marching Club will include at least 260 men. The event runs Thursday to Saturday with boxing, aerial acts, dancing, baseball, and a $10,000 fireworks display. Membership goals push Elyria Eagles toward 1,800 and later 2,500 in the year.
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William France
Elyria
Eagles Lodge
Nau
Ohio Eagles
Steve J. Leser
J. L. Mathis
A. R. Graber
Robert Jensen
Mel Brown
Herman Kofsky
William Daney
William Kofsky
Grover Patton
William Cashman
N. D. Backus
William A. Siebenlist
Harry Warren
A. W. Sheldon
E. J. Handyside
Jacob Young
Otto K. Mischka
Elyria 2
Order of Eagles
Gerald
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Ray R. Williams
Elyria Library
Standen Insurance Surety
Elyka Snv
Tjusi Bldg
Imperial Furniture CO. Distributors
Broad St
Elyria Fair Grounds
Great
Valencia
Ohio F. C. E
Quincy
Mass
Wests Kempton
Elyria Fair
A. R. Jackson
Landrette
The
L. C. Hecock Floral Co
Broad Street
Frank A. Knapp
Wm. C. Henry Sec
Fred C. Ruth
Thomas N. Cook
tThe Colson Co
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Robert Hacrehore
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
Lawrence H. Webber
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
First Savings and Loan Company
United States
Northern Ohio Security System Corporation Capital
Second Street
Ohio
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