Memorial Day tribute to Civil War soldiers and national unity
The piece honors veterans from the Civil War and later conflicts, praising the Grand Army of the Republic and the united nation. It highlights shared sacrifice, reconciliation between North and South, and the memory of heroes like Dunphy and Chiviano. It stresses devotion to democracy and national prestige.
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Memorial Day
Gettysburg
Picken
Grant
Appomatox
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Sumter
Napoleon
France
Waterloo
Austerlitz
Marengo
Wagram
Liepsic
Pyramids
St. Lawrence
Rio Grande
Pacific
Atlantic
Blue
Gray
Dunphy
Germany
Valian
Chiviano
Connecticut Regiment
Hell
New Speaker Elected in Commons Ceremony of Royal Approval
London report details the Commons choosing Mr Whitely as speaker with the king’s approval by proxy. Black Rod and the sergeant at arms clash over access as the mace bears left arm. Whitely delivers a formal address to the Lords Commission, then returns to the chamber to resume duties.
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London
House of Commons
England
Horse Guards
Commons
Lords-Commissioners
Black Rod
Lords
House of Lords
Mr. Whitley
Whitley
Introducing Our New Senators
International News Service profile of Ov ington E. Weller who replaces John Walter Smith as Maryland senator. Weller, a Baltimore resident and former Maryland Highway Commissioner, is described as a friend of farmers and supporter of cooperative marketing to address agrarian issues.
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International News Service
Mr. Reader
United States
Ovington E. Weller
John Walter Smith
Maryland
Weller
Baltimore
Ruhr Return Value Question Sparks Economic Debate
A discussion questions a minimum annual Ruhr return of 2 billion gold marks, noting 500 million and calling the figure impractical. The text observes Keynes may not be infallible yet deserves credit for past performance beyond many critics.
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J. M. Wernes
Aed
Germany
Reparations Commission
Reynes
Weynes
Upper Silesia
Keynes
The
Ruhr
Elyria Happenings From 187? 50 Years Ago
A mix of local notes shows James Barker escaping custody and recaptured in Toledo after three days, Massey’s quarry starting with fifty workers, and the Washington House renamed American House. J B Cahoon displayed a bronze and steel Indian tomahawk, two speakers canceled Decoration Day plans, graves tended by families, and A Philpott’s shoe shop surviving since 1822 with three generations of Philpotts serving Elyria.
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Elyria
James Barker
Bodwell
Toledo
A. Philpott
Elvria
Alfred Philpott
Geo. Philpott
Probate court week yields few entries in Elyria
The Elyria probate office saw fewer entries this week with several wills filed and multiple administrator appointments. Wilfred G. Johnson named administrator for J. F. Grabill estate with bond 310,800. Mary Farrell will probated. Harvey Sargeant named administrator for Henry Sargeant estate with bond 3,100. Francis E. Fish will probated. J. B. Seward named administrator for Stanley Hypes estate with bond 3,100. wills of Bessie Moody and Josephine Kenny filed. I. L. Porter appointed guardian for Eugene, Florence and Edna Manrose of Oberlin with bond 1,600.
Local Socials and School Notes from Carlisle Center Area
Weather slows vegetation. a heavy rain is desired. Community events include D C Club gathering, native and long distance visits, eighth grade commencement at Laporte with four graduates, and a large Carlisle Grange meeting. Numerous calls on neighbors, birthdays, and a centralized vs two-school election are noted among Elyria and Amherst visitors.
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West Ridge
Carl Fowl
D. C. Club
South Ridge
Lucy Miller
Berlin Heights
Ruth Simms
RB. O. Pope
Harry Lauer
Anthony Dillefield
South Nidge
Spencer
Elyria
Carlisle Township
Methodist Episcopal
Helen Tisza
Miller
Sewing Circle Club
Carlisle Grange
Grange
A. W. Mason
Bobbie
Harley Wilson
North Eaton
Town Hall
Carlisle Center
George Rich
Elizabeth
Paul Sutcliffe
Berkeley
California
Pope
Florence
Etta Brown
Etruria
Moody
Amherst
Irwin Eldred
Joseph Shauver
Harry Bemis
Cleveland
Ed Pembre
George Decker
H. H. Drusendahl
Lorain
Beaver Creek
E. F. Brown
Charles Cobb
William Wagner
Lima
Walter Sipple
Henry Schmitkins
Middle Ridge
Charles Schaible
Irvin Eldred
Lermillon
Eldred
Frank Pallas
Fred Schramm
John Curlew
Rollo Pernber
Bucyrus
Ed Perber
Ed Burrer
Obertin Road
Ed Pember
Bessie Rolla
Buerrus
Mira
Clarence Druaga
Willam Mehoenda
Thay
Hutp
Childear
Merle Penfound
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Clayden
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Chicago
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Marquette
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Consolidated Press Association Commercial Bank
Washinon, D. C
Chronicle Telegram
U.S
Mr. Smith
OF Weller
Massey
Elyria Iron& Steel Co
Washington House
West Avenue
Broad Street
J. B. Cahoon
Ridgeville Township
Cadillac
O’donnell’s
C. L. Worthington
Mer
Are Martin
Eastern
Hemet
N. D. MacLeod
West Ave
Wright Studio
Broadway
Black River
Pallas Bros. Electric Co
Elyria, Ohio
Tabor Quality
Bell
Tabor
Fidelity Advertising Agency
Cook Ridge
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