Amherst Correspondents Honored On Anniversary
Amherst Ohio reports Mrs. F. Klein surprised by friends on Franklin Street for wedding anniversary and Mrs. Klein birthday with Bunco contests. Guests include A. Radde, Albert Klein, Jennie Kendeigh. luncheon, gifts, and a large birthday cake featured.
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F. & Klein
Pranklin Street
Klein
Bunco
A. Radde
Albert Klein
Gennie Kendeign
Arthur Radde
A. R. Knott
Elyria
Mtr
Frank Smith
Lorain
Mrr
Sam Wrays
Alfred Werner
Jenut
Kendeigh
Helen
Vivian
Albert
Local church and lodge meetings amid holiday week
The Young People’s League of John’s Evangelical church plans a 7:30 pm gathering at the church parlors on Wednesday. The Ladies’ Aid Society of St Paul’s Lutheran will meet Friday due to Thanksgiving. Jessamine lodge Daughters of Scotland also meets tonight. Amherst brief items recount visits and weekend travel of townsfolk, with several Lorain and Cleveland trips and hospital admission.
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Mollinson
C. E. Sherwood
Lizanna Mollison
Taylor Street
Elyria
Chas. F. Sherwood
Elder Creek
N. Y
Edrwin Kirby
Sherwood
Presbyterian Church
Lorain
Daughters of Scotland
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Abram
Congregational Church
W. A. Tabbert
First Evangelical Church
Pelt
Ernst
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
St. Joseph's Catholi Church
Worker's Conference
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
AIL
St. Paul
Young People’s League of John's Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Belus
Amine Lodge
Jessamine Lodge
Local Social News Clip Features Amherst Visitors and Families
Fragmentary social notes show Alfred Warner's family ties and Mrs Mary Mcleod visiting Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Brmney and family hosted Sunday guests Burke and J A son Wilber from Land on. Elyria visitors included Mrs Charles Hall, Verenno ia Higgins and Owen. Dorothy Irma Lau and Carla Elyria among attendees.
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Alfred Warner
Mary Mcleod
Oberlin
Brmney
Burke
J. A
Wilber
Landon
Charles Hall
Vernoonia Higgins
Owen Fhe
Elyria
Amherst
Dorothy Irma Lau
Mes
Carla Elyria
Pledge Money Aids City Growth In El Paso
A El Paso committee aims to raise 105000 to attract industries and develop com facilities. Members expect 150000 more in weeks. An early project seeks a new road from El Paso to Ishad Caverns, spurred by local entrepreneur Hussman who acquired key properties here.
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EL Paso
Tex
Paso
Inim Law
Shas
Ishad Caverns
Here
Largin
United Hussman
St. Louis
Fl Paso
Texas Woman May Run For Vice President in 1928
Dallas resident Edith Wilmans, a pioneer woman legislator, may seek the vice presidency in 1928. She has been approached by the National Woman's Party and weighs joining a group that could back her national bid, after losing the Texas Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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Dallas
Texas
Edith Wilma
United States
Wilmans
National Woman's Party
Lone Star
Dalla County
Willams
Willaps
Pittsburg Honors Late Bettis Field Aviator
A notice from Pittsburg honors Lt. Ettis Bettis, a thieft army aviator who lost his life in a crash near Cleveland. The article notes Bettis Field at Bettisburg and an Allo Dravos suburb area as the terminus.
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Pittsburg
Pittsber
Lieuettis
Gheny Monnziai Bettis Field
Burg
Pitis
Cleveland Air Airport
Bettis
Dravos
Vitisburghima Reaie
Legion Leaders Seek Five Veterans Measures From Congress
Washington November 22 President Coolidge heard from Howard P Savage new national commander of the American Legion and John Thomas Taylor its legislative representative the Legion asked five measures for World War veterans retirement of disabled emergency officers construction of 12006000 dollars worth of additional hospitals universal military draft defeat of the Geneva protocol prevent Welsh bill curbing training at land grant colleges and a national army of at least 125000 men with the navy kept at a five five three ratio hospital expansion listed st Cloud Ft Snn beds and other national hospital needs across several states
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Washington
Coolidge
Howard P. Savage
American Legion
John Thomas Taylor
Congress
Legion
Geneva
Senate
Navy
Savage
Tavior
Edward Hines, Jr
Chicago
North
Chillicothe
Philadelphia
Amery
Ohio
Nebraska
St. Cloud
Minn
Ft. Snn
Kentucky
Head Hunters Friendly When Not On War Path
Formosa's 120,000 hunters surprised Rev. Thomas Barclay by remaining peaceful during his six months' leave in England. Dr Flatclay notes the head hunters are friendly when not at war, though he warns visits occur only after calm periods. The mountain people live inland under Japanese control, with barbed wires used as barriers in some areas.
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London
Formosa
Thomas Barclay
England
Flatclay
Villag
Minist
China
Muinister
Motion pictures may replace lectures in medical schools
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez of the Mayo Clinic says films of vital body areas can replace some classroom features. He argues students learn more by watching motion in real physiology than by listening to many lectures.
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Roches Trek
Minn
Walter C. Alverez
Mayo Clinic
Hold 57 Year Old Cotton Heirloom in Chipley Georgia
The heirs of Columbus Jones in Chipley Georgia preserve a 557 pound cotton bale from September 1870 kept unsold at 22 1 2 cents per pound. Ginned in the old fashion, the bale remains in original bagging and ties with No 2 lint. the heirs will not split the bale despite cotton price climbs.
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Columbus Jones
London Highest Hat Revue Falls to Jazz Demand
London hotelier Francis Towle laments the collapse of London's top hat revue as jazz from America replaces the "Will Bagnell's Ballad" due to dwindling attendance. Nigel Playfair granted a free hand. production cost 3000 pounds and lasted three weeks before a switch to jazz numbers. Sir Fray forecasts more managers sailing to New York for jazz pieces.
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London
America
Sir Fray
New York
Curfew at 1 A.M. Might Be Repealed in Berlin
Berlin officials consider repealing the one o clock closing order that curtailed nightlife since the war. Police plan a limit of two nights a week for after hours but cabaret and dance hall proprietors face a five cent hourly tax on patrons staying past 1 a.m. Only fragmentary details remain about enforcement.
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Berlin
Berlina
Governor General Healy Spars Over Irish Politics in Dublin
The Irish Governor General Timothy M Healy drew ire by praising the current government and opposing its critics in Dublin. British dominion politics face pressure as resignation is shown as a political penalty for interference, amid controversy over his remarks.
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Timothy M. Healy
Ireland
Dublin
Dominion
Foot doctors address crippled coeds and injuries
Fragmented OCR details foot ailments among young women in Boston and injury stories linked to footwear. It notes a man-eating tiger in Madras that terrorized villages for seven years, with over 125 deaths, and mentions tall cacti in American deserts reaching thirty to forty feet.
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Madras Presidency
India
Ican
Spain Fails to Form New League
Madrid reports Spain fails to convoke a Pan American and Geneva aligned league amid its shift from League of Nations. The article notes Spain’s move toward a Terro-Americas rapprochement, delays in approvals, and reactions from South American states and Madrid delegates.
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Spain
The Distant Daughter of Bret Harte Revealed
A long forgotten Bret Harte daughter, once famed in Paris society, survived a life of wealth and luxury before falling into drug addiction. She later wandered New York streets, was admitted to hospitals, and her identity as Harte’s child was revealed years later. She sought legal action over a film based on her father’s story but no suit was pursued.
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Steele
Beer AM
Paris
Albany
Yor
Jessany Steele
Central
Slip
Long Island
Tennes Pardner
Hospital Ams
Daugh! E
Tater
Board of
Hospital Maze$ Am
Moving
Revival of the Latin Quarters Concerts in Paris
After ten years the Latin Quarter concerts return at Rue Odessa near Whistler's early fame site. Rouge orchestra, once famed 30 years ago, reopens with ticket price up to ten francs. Notable artist Jacques Thibaud was discovered there by Edouard Coltonne, launching his career. Also mentions Castile's wall paper and paint sale and a glass edging service at West Street.
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Boulevard Monteparnasse
Rouge
Rue d’Odessa
Whistler
Jacques Thibaud
Edouard Coltonne
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Bert Miller
William Purcell
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St Peter's Evangelical Church
Si So Evangelical Church
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Anchorians
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J. H. Frederick
Delphia Boston
Inois University of Urbana
Sunday School of
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Margaret Rice
Ruth
Harris Street
Wiliam
Anna Allsop
Main Street
Hev. R.A. Pelt
Theodore Harper
Lewis Merchant
George Thompson
Henry Nickel
Thomas Winsor
Samuel Slack
O. H. Baker Company
Evergreen Cemetery
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Amherst Tigers
Castle’s
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D. K. Lindsley
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Yria
Henry Kothe
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Howard Karnes
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Charles Holl
Edward Brucker
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Central State Teachers College
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Tragua d Br
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Hill's
Cascara
Hill
Patrak
Walt An
Onsure Jou
Castile
Standard Mirror & Plating
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WM. D. Camp
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland & Perry Court
Peerin
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Elyria Hardware Co
Diamond Block
West Virginia
Sedalia
Slater Coal Company
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