Detroit farmer William Taylor dies after long illness
William Taylor a farmer of Elyria died at his Detroit home Wednesday forenoon after a several month illness. He worked at the National Tube Company as an electrician nine years ago and later held a position in Goodyear Rubber Works Akron before moving to Detroit where he supervised the drill and winter group. Survived by a widow, two daughters and a son, his remains will be laid to rest in Detroit Saturday afternoon. He belonged to Solomon’s Lodge F and A M and was connected with Detroit Masonic bodies.
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National Tube Company
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Maland
Magong
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Lodge. F. & A. M
Pastor's body found in river near Haverhill Mass
A body identified as Rev. Ashadour Solon, 34, pastor of a Lawrence Congregational church, was recovered from the Merrimac River near Haverhill on May 31. He vanished a week earlier amid plans to marry Mary Mississian of Boston. Authorities believe possible insanity led to the act.
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Mags
Ashadour Solon
Lawrence
Indictments Drawn in Ohio Liquor Case Network
Cincinnati May 31 A blind man and 21 others were indicted by the U S grand jury for the southern district of Ohio. Charles P Arehart and George F Foster of Butler county were linked to a large still operation. Of 22 indictments, most involve liquor law violations.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Edson Hastings 88 LaGrange Pioneer Dies at Home
Edson Hastings aged 88, an Ife resident of LaGrange, died yesterday at his daughter's home. He leaves one son Reilly of Elyria and three daughters Mrs Augusta Beach, Mrs Olive Broadeword of Chatham, and Mrs Anna Denham of LaGrange, along with several grandchildren. Funeral services are Friday afternoon at 2 at the La Grange M E Church with interment in LaGrange cemetery.
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Ife
LaGrange
James Denham
Reilly
Elyria
Augusta Beach
Olive Broadeword
Chatham
Anna Denham
M. E.eichurch
Fire devastates Pittsburgh hospital wing. 18 rescued
Fire and a basement water tank explosion leveled part of the Pittsburgh hospital for children. Nurses and firemen saved 18 sick children from two concrete wings as ambulances rushed to aid. Eight victims including a nurse and police officer were overcome by smoke and fumes. Loss estimated at 100000.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Hospital
Klan Leaders Ordered to Halt Actions Over Million Squander
In Atlanta on May 31 a group of Klansmen claiming to represent rank and file obtained a Puton superior court order halting all Klan officers' official and executive actions until June 9. They seek a receivership over the Ku Klux Klan and an injunction to stop wasteful expenditures totaling about a million dollars.
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Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Putton Superior Court
Mrs Anna McCloy 77 Dies After Year of Illness
Mrs Anna McCloy 77 wife of the late Harrison McCloy died at her home 235 Seventh Street Tuesday night after about a year of illness. A resident of Lorain county since moving from Ridgeville forty two years ago she was known as a devoted worker and neighbor. Survived by three daughters Louise Horn Edna McCloy and Edna Mathews funeral held at 2 pm with Rev Edwin Kiroy officiating burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Harrison McCloy
Seventh Street
Edna McCloy
Edna Mathews
Willard
Ohio
Edwin Kiroy
Ridgelawn
Glad Shot Her Arrested Man Speaks
In Cincinnati on May 31 a man claimed he was glad he shot a woman saying he had made up his mind. Bernard Peddenpooh is alleged to have shot Anna at a downtown corner. He resides at 11e4 Darton and she at 2522 Vous. They separated for the time in their home. A corset star saved Mrs. defiect.nge the Two others.
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Cincinnati
Poee
Bernard Peddenpooh
Hearf
Anna
iRis Mor
Darton Tr
Enpehl
Rail merger talks set for June 9 in Washington
Officials announced a June 9 meeting in Washington on a proposed rail merger involving New York Cargo and Silo Terminal Railroad. The plan seeks regulatory approval from the Office of Legal and Nor Plate, with regional agencies weighing potential impacts and pricing.
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet With Unclear Details
A garbled OCR passage describes a chaotic scene at a store with beds and a person named Gracers or Gratorie, mentioning a grocery and entryway disruption. Most names and actions are indecipherable, leaving the exact event and parties unreadable.
Washington pastor commits suicide at Chevy Chase home
The Rev. James McBride Sterett, an elderly Episcopal clergyman long known in Washington, shot himself in the head at his Chevy Chase residence today. Authorities report no further details at this time.
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Washington
James McBride Sterett
Chevy Chase
German forces concentrate near Ruhr border report
Paris May 31 French military intelligence reports heavy concentrations of reichswehr supported by cavalry and artillery arriving toward the Ruhr border in the Münster region. German police reportedly stockpile barbed wire for trench entanglements.
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Reichswehr
Military Intelligence Department
Ruhr
Muenster
Journal Today
Keight Denounces World Court as War Preventor
Cleveland May 31 Charles L. Keight publisher and former congressman from Ohio’s 14th district told the Cleveland Kiwanis club that the idea of preventing war by joining the world court rests on no facts and contradicts experience.
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League Court
Charles L. Keight
Akron
Springfield
Ohio
Cleveland Kiwanis Club
Amherst Lumber Co seeks 1409 judgment against Brant and Smith
The Amherst Lumber Co asks for a judgment of 1489.15 against H. L. Brant and Margaret Smith for materials supplied. They also seek to set aside a $1700 mortgage given by Noel Duckett on property in Elyria to secure the debt.
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Amherst Lumber Cops
H. L. Brant
Margaret Smith
Noel Duckett
Elyria
POSTPONE BAY SCOUTS MEET THIS WEEK
There will be no meeting of the Bay Scouts this week as scheduled due to the absence of Scout Masters L. C. Stryker and others. The meeting was called off.
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Bay Scouts
L. C. Stryker
Doctor Held After Housekeeper Death in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Connecticut May 31 Dr Andrew Melville Ewing aged 59 a specialist in men’s diseases long based in Bridgeport is under arrest held without bail on a breach of peace charge following the death in his office of his housekeeper Mrs Mary Kerrigan 43 who he says is also his wife Police say Mrs Kerrigan died suddenly in bed after being questioned by officers seeking details of the case
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Conn
Andrew Melville Ewing
London
England
Mary Kerrigan
Ewing
Local Man Arrested Over Hidden Liquor Delivery
Lorain police arrested Kasimer Kita last night after finding two quarts of raisin jack in his car. He faced charges of transporting liquor and awaited legal proceedings.
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Hkasimer Kita
Kalions Mors
Mquor
Forest Fires Threaten Timber Areas on Michigan Border
Forest fires rage in Gogebic and Vilas counties burning valuable timber and menacing lumber camps and towns on the Wisconsin Michigan border. In Florida meanwhile unauthorized Spanish and Stallins migrants were captured in Tarpon Springs after paying for passages and were taken to jail.
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Vilas
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Michigan
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Us&s
Tampa
New Elyria Teachers Named Bechtel and Rankin
The Elyria Board of Education met Tuesday afternoon at Fo M Stevens office. They accepted Miss Monica Kessler's resignation and hired Miss Ruth Bechtel and Miss Mary Rankin as teachers. The board will meet Monday afternoon to review this year’s graduates.
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Monica Kessler
Ruth Bechtel
Mary Rankin
Lorain Shamrocks Rout Wake Man Memorial Day Game
The Lorain Shamrocks defeated Wake Man 20 to 4 on Memorial Day, delivering an easy win for the visiting team. The game occurred May 31 with the Shamrocks taking control early and maintaining lead throughout.
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Wakeman
Lorain
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Wakeman Memoral
That Touch of Powder After the Shave Ad
An advertisement touts using powder after shaving to improve appearance, praising a product named Buddy Brooks and contrasting it with talcum. It promotes a heavyweight perfumed option and urges readers to ask a pharmacist for a sample at Mulr's Cut Rate Drug Store in Elyria.
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Teleum
Mulr
Elyria
Milton Wins 590 Mile Indianapolis Race Crowds Celebrate
Tommy Milton won the Indianapolis race driving a water cooled H. C specttal car. He led 24 starters with eleven finishing and experienced a strain that affected the outcome. Milton plans to campaign with his vehicle despite the heavy winnings and public attention.
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Indianapolis
Tommy Milton Woose
Matels
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Secon
Gui
Mind Is Open Displayed In Albany Hearing
The report notes Governor Alfred E. Smith planned to address an assembly committee on May 31 about a bill to repeal a state prohibition measure. The piece characterizes bootlegging as a crime harming individuals and society, arguing that liquor sales tempt others into felonious acts.
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Cnarter
Iorzer
Intermg Uquor
Albany
N. Y
Alfred E. Smith
Assembly
Repeal Hearing Draws Wets and Prohibition Foes
At the upcoming repeal hearing the wets gather near the torp at the erprol with an estimated crowd between 150 and 2 400. Speakers include Governor’s ally Warner Wheeler and state superintendent Woltham H Anderson for the anti sale league, while Ella A. Boole and Alice Carpenter lead the prohibition opponents.
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Erprol
Tien Warner Wheeler
Anti-Sateen League
Woltham H Anderson
Stat’e
League
Ella A. Boole
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Dts
Alice Carpenter
New York
Molly Pitcher
John J T Dunningan
Louis A Cusillier
Democrats
Women from Forty to Fifty Aids Recovery Guide
St Paul Minnesota report highlights women aged forty five to fifty five suffering from nervousness irritability melancholia and hot flashes during perimenopause. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is promoted as a safe herbal aid claimed to ease symptoms and restore work capacity. A free private text book for women is offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E.pinkham
St.Paul
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ae Lam
Magrita Hooxkr
College Ave
St. Paul, Minn
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