Memorial banquet honors soldiers and senator Willis
A Wellington event commemorated veterans with a banquet for Senator Frank B. Willis, a Wellington parade, and a cemetery program honoring fallen soldiers. Attendees included local officials, Elyria figures, and visiting dignitaries with speeches urging continued patriotism and Americanism. The day closed with a cemetery ceremony, G. A. R. readings, a parade, and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Webber
H. C. Wilcot
Chas. C. Lord
America
General Logan
Alton Branson
A. W. Shields
Frank B. Willis
Mallory
After Baby Was Bob Benefit Letter From Texas
A reader in Tan, Texas describes personal improvement after using a product or service. The note expresses gratitude and notes perceived financial or health benefits. The brief communication reflects a testimonial tone with emphasis on improved circumstances.
Memorial Day Parade And Cemetery Services Featured In Elytia
The Memorial Day program included a parade with G A R veterans and auxiliary groups, disabled veterans, schoolchildren, and local organizations, followed by cemetery grave decorations and a return procession. Organizers credited all who contributed to the event’s success and thanked volunteers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
R. E. Huitz
Louis Hoffman
Sons of Veterans
Elytia City
Span War Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Antos
Memorial Way
Son D. Smith
Bishop Brown Defends Faith Through Symbolic Bible View
The bishop contends miracles may be understood as parables and symbolically interpreted to harmonize faith with science. He affirms belief in creeds and prayer books while rejecting literalism. Lawyers prepare closing arguments in a formal ecclesiastical trial atmosphere.
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Heaven
Hell
New York Opens First Municipal Cancer Clinic
The first municipal cancer clinic in the United States begins operation in New York City offering free treatment to the poor. A high voltage x ray device administers a 300000 volt ray to target cancerous growths while the chamber is sealed for safety. Dr Charles Mayo lauded the initiative, saying the effort aims to conquer cancer.
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New York
United States
New York City
Tors
Charles Mayo
Minnesota
C. H. Mayo
Municipal Cancer Clinic
Court to pronounce judgment on bishop and lawyers
A verdict was expected late this afternoon as the court prepared to pronounce judgment on the white haired bishop. His lawyers had already noted an appeal of the church board of review and potentially to the house of bishops. Arguments were completed shortly after 1 pm, with Bishop Murray presiding and a two hour adjournment until reconvening at 3 pm for the verdict.
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Board of Review of
Church
House of Bishops
Murray
Lorain Lawyer Seeks Ohio Attorney General Nomination
Lorain city solicitor Wesley L Grills won backing from the secretary of state office to file his declaration of candidacy for the Republican nomination for attorney general. Hamilton's Roland G Davis joined the race for Republican lieutenant governor, after previously losing a bid two years ago. Findlay Democrat Walter H Kinder filed today for a seat on the State Supreme Court.
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Columbus
Renomminaton
Crelbe
Wesley L. Grills
Lorain
Crown
Roland G. Davis
Hamilton
Davis
Walter H. Kinder
Findlay
State Supreme Court
Kinder
Lorainite Bound Over in Brutal Murder Case
Lorain on May 31 Paul Fuga of 1536 E. 30th bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge after George Temusch body hacked to pieces was found in a vacant lot two weeks earlier. Police also arrested Jose Rodriguez of 1804 H 28th street on suspicion of involvement. Separate item reports autos wrecked when J Beamer of 414 W 12th street collided with another car on Broad Street yesterday.
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Lorain
Paul Fuga
E. 30Th Street
Grand Jury
George Temusch
Jose Rodriguez
H. 28Th Street
J. Beamer
12Th Street
Fiyria
Broad
Back Pain Sufferer Credits Dr Pierce’s Anurie Tablets
Albert Johns of Cincinnati reports severe backache and kidney trouble kept him from work. After trying many remedies he credits two bottles of Anurie tablets with removing pain and stiffness. He promotes Aguric and urges readers to obtain Dr Pierce’s remedies at local drug stores or by mail from Buffalo.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Dr. Vierce
Albert Johns
Eastern Ave
Pierce
Red Plot Aims to Enlist School Youths in Red Cause
A declared plan to recruit school boys and girls into the Red cause is being aired in England. Reports point to a communist effort to recruit the young as radical speakers preach Marxism at large gatherings. An open air meeting addressed by Lillian Roasati drew many youths.
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RED
England
Lillian Roasati
Car Crash Damages Two Vehicles In Cuyahoga County
A road incident resulted in both cars, including one driven by Dr J A Evans, being wrecked in Cuyahoga County. No further details on injuries or causes are provided.
Engine Blast Fatality in Lorain Man Dies in Wheeling Hospital
A 31 year old man, C Milliken of 224 W 21st Street, died after an engine blast on the B&O railroad about ten days ago. He was employed on the engine and died in a Wheeling hospital last night. Survived by his mother three brothers and a sister.
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Lorain
Fae
Hoy C. Milliken
21St Street
Wheeling
Lorain Drunk Driving Arrests Lead to Fines and Trials
Thomas Thomas of Elyria Avenue was arrested for illegal liquor possession, pleaded guilty, and was fined 103 pounds plus costs. Jessie Smith, arrested on suspicion, pleaded not guilty and faces trial Monday. John Sharrick of East 23rd Street was charged with auto driving while intoxicated and fined 100 dollars with costs and sixty days in jail.
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Lorain
Thomas Thomas
Elyria Avenus
Jessie Smith
Guily
Wiil
John Sharrick
E. 23Th Street
Cleveland Produce Market Report May 26 Market prices
Cleveland market report lists butter prints firsts packing eyes and fresh dairy items. Cheese York State per pound and poultry figures shown along with apples strawberries beans and navy beans prices as of May 26 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Evtra
Clas
Hue
Lee
York State
Signese
Navy
Howells Barkley bill to abolish railroad labor board advances
In Washington the Interstate Commerce Commission action on railroad reform moves forward as the Howell Barkley bill to abolish the labor board gains passage in committee by a 9 to 3 vote. L. A. senator Robert M. La Follette leads the insurgent opposition against the Esch Cummins act.
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Washinglus
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Railroad
Washington
L. A
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Howell-Barkley
LaFollette
Watson
Indiana
Fess
Ohio
Kins
West Virginia
Cleveland Woman Slashed Face After Auto Crash
Hilda Grimm of 2476 East Thirty Fourth Street Cleveland was thrown through a car windshield when the vehicle driven by Ralph Spencer skidded last night. She received facial lacerations and was treated at the hospital but not admitted.
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Hilda Grimm
East Thirty Fourth Street
Cleveland
Ralph Spencer
Huroday
Debs Seriously Ill in Chicago Hospital Visit
May 31 report from Terre Haute Indiana states Eugene V. Debs socialist leader and frequent presidential candidate was moved to a Chicago hospital with serious heart trouble after months of illness following a Wentsth speech and trip at his home in Terre Haute.
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Terre Haute Id
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
Chicago
Marion Burton to Nominate Coolidge at Cleveland
May 31. Marion Leavy Burton president of the University of Michigan will place President Coolidge in nomination at the Cleveland convention, announced by campaign manager Wm. M. Butler. Burton, 50, Brooklyn Iowa born educator and orator, has long aided Coolidge, linking two Barton family figures in the GOP spotlight with Theodore S. Barton also set for the keynote and temporary chair duties.
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Washington
Marion Levevy Burton
University of Michigan
Coolidge
Cleveland
Wm. M. Butler
Burton
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Coolidges
Brooklyn
Iowa
Wurton
Michigan
Theodore S. Barton
Ohio
Senate Denies Daugherty Senate Arrest Powers
District Court in Cincinnati grants Mel Daugherty a writ of habeas corpus restraining the Senate from detaining him. The case centers on Mel Daugherty, president of Midland National Bank, who defied a Senate summons to show bank records linking his brother, Harry M. Daugherty, former attorney general, to large deposits. The Senate had ordered his arrest for contempt after he failed to appear. The writ challenges the legality of the Senate arrest action.
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United States
America
Arlington
James MacDermott
Morgan-Dirlam
A. L
Foster Dirlam
Adj
A. J
Clifton West
Q. M. Morgan
Cincinnati
United States Senate
Mel S. Daugherty
Washington, D. C
Harry M. Daugherty
United States District Court
A. M. J. Cochran
Mel Daugherty
Senate
Midland National Bank
Washington
S. H
Smith J. Brookhart
Iowa
Burton Wheeler
Montana
Fayette County
John J. McGrain
McGrain
D. H
Mel Daugharty
Stude baker Driver Excited by Indianapolis Race Results
Harry Robinson of the Stude baker Co reports Memorial Day Indianapolis race excitement. Earl Cooper, substituting for an Indianapolis drifter, finished second after leading for part of the race, with a top speed of 88.34 mph. Tire changes cost him first, the event setting a new speed record by 3 12 mph. Jon Boyer won the breakaway time, though L L Ceram, acting as relief driver, drove from ninth to cross the line in the Dusenberg Special.
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Earl Cooper
Cooper
Boyer-Dusenberg
Jon Boyer
Boyer
L. L. Ceram
Bia
Dusenberg
Poems That Live the Good Great Man Coleridge
The verse questions why a good great man rarely inherits wealth or titles and asserts that true worth lies in end goals. It rebuts the pursuit of wealth and honors, stating that such a man’s treasures are love light and inner peace with three firm friends himself his Maker and Angel Death.
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Spirt
Death
Congressmen Gets U S Job For Life
President Coolidge appoints North Dakota Congressman George M. Young to the board of general appraisers of merchandise in New York. He is 82 years old and has served in Congress 12 years.
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Federal Service
George M. Young
North Dakota
Calvin Coolidge
Board of
General Appraisers of Merchandise
New York
Congress
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Special Jersey
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T. H. Peaty
Fairmont Blvd
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