Crowded Elyria Sandusky Football Game Highlights Traffic Struggles
A large crowd packed Ely Stadium for Elyria high versus Sandusky high, with an estimated 6500 paid admissions. Officials face parking and traffic problems, urging better gate use and parking control for future night games while praising officiating and the game’s broad appeal.
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Elyria High
Sandusky High
Ely Stadium
The
Athletic Association
Fifteenth Street
Boulder Dam project begins engineers flag historic work
Secretary Wilbur drives the silver spike to launch Boulder Dam Railroad ceremonies in Las Vegas Nevada signaling the start of a vast government hydro power and flood control project. Congress approved in 1928 and Arizona finally backed the plan with costs projected around 165 to 200 million dollars, aiming to transform water supply for southwestern cities and irrigation.
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Wilbur
Boulder Dam
Las Vegas
Nevada
Congress
Coolidge
Arizona
Hme
Thivost
Industrial accidents cut cost and boost efficiency
The Bureau of Labor estimates total annual losses from accidents near four billion dollars. Yet accident frequency has fallen as safety programs prove effective. One firm with 70,000 workers cut its accident rate in eight years. another logged 8,000,000 man-hours in 268 days without a single accident. Safety and efficiency go hand in hand.
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Bureau of Labor
SPR
Election Board Graft Probe Resumes Monday
Mahoning county election board graft probe continues with eight indictments against five individuals and more charges expected. Assistant Secretary of State John Belknap said the grand jury will reconvene Monday as officials pledged to press the investigation.
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Youngstown
Ile
Mahoning County Election Board
John Belkamp
Asistant
Be Knap
Mahonny County
Clarence J. Brown
James Scanlon
Carl Reilly
Tve
Morgan
Cler
Seystate
Ernest
Nemeny
Yoursstown
Memenyi
Common Pleas
Geroaroen
Hera
L. Homer
Gessner
Billion Dollar Radio Exports Push South America Trade
Federal Radio Commissioner Harold Lafount discusses a surge in radio exports to South America as U S firms seek markets for large American content and wireless products. He cites growing demand for loudspeakers receivers and related gear, with projections of multi million figures and ongoing efforts to expand shipments.
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Harold A
Lafount Federal Radio
Harold Arurdel
Lafcunm
Porn
Birmingham
England
Uno
Pacific Land and Wertier
Sais
Stederal Anu
Brancais
Americas
Farmer relief promised through low interest loans and jobs
The piece claims the national government will aid farmers with low interest loans and highway jobs after heated talks. It notes public figures and speeches, criticizing politicians and suggesting true convictions are buried by rhetoric.
Radio Tube Exports and U S Market Growth Outlook
The article notes South American July exports to Argentina at 153 152 dollars and 1.51 million for the full 1928 year. It projects annual radio tube turnover over 2 billion dollars and receiving tubes at 287 million. Broadcasting industry growth spans sound pictures equipment and industrial appliances.
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South America
Argentina
Wlite
United States
Local Socials Note From West Ridge Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Cc Schamie host a gathering on West Ridge with Mr and Vre J HK Ladwis and others enjoying company. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs Paumardt and Moe Rovert. September appears in heading with informal rural social tone.
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Mirdle Ridge
Vre J HK Ladwis
Aden
Cc Schamie
West Ridge
Wer
Moe Rovert Paumardt
Birthday party honors fifteenth for Leota Marshall
Cleveland residents attend a birthday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs W V Marshall to celebrate Leota Morshall fifteenth birthday. Others travel and guests visit relatives, with several local families and towns named among attendees and hosts.
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Cleveland
Ralph
Edil Kelly
W. V. Marshall
Leota
Walter Bonnett
Birmingham
Elvrra Memorial Hospital
Bonnett
Mass Amelis Bechtel
Murray Roise
Barbara Bechtel
W William Bechtel
E. C. Cotton
Edggs
C. S Schmutkoas
LaVerne
Lake Avenue
W. Beehzel
Neal Ludeig
Nashville
Tennessee
Eva Hearn
Amherst
R H Hearn
Faiih
Alfred Dechamps
Ch'vase
Ais
LaRue Brodinger
Girard
Ward Tolhurst
G H. Schmuiken
Vmond
Local PTA Hosts Courtesy to Miss Frances Richmond
Mrs Harvey Hall of Elyria hosted Tuesday afternoon visits with sisters Misses Astrie and Louise Schmitkens. Mr and Mrs R Hi. Hearn's home welcomed local PTA members in honor of Frances Richmond's upcoming marriage to H G Battenhouse of Elisha. Games and contests provided entertainment and refreshments closed the event. Miss Richmond received gifts of various kinds. Mr and Mrs Howard Darton and daughter Exelsa Carol of Pittsfield and Frank Bechtel were present.
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Mra Harvey Hall
Elyria
Astrie
Louise Schmitkens
Mra R Hi. Hearn
P.T A
Frances Richmond
Mariege
H G Battenhouse
Elshna
Richmond
Howard Darton
Exelsa Carol
Pittsfield
Frank Bechtel
Tragedy Strikes Family Aboard London Steam Trawler
South Ridge visitors to Mr and Mrs William Bechtel. Christopher Anderson aged 20 washed overboard and drowned from the same steam trawler on which his father perished five years earlier.
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South Ridge
William Bechtel
London
Christopher Anderson
Hiss
Radio World Developments Spark Broad Progress
The days news highlights rapid radio world developments with talks from governors and Legion officials, Camden designated a radio center, and references to Victor Company, Westinghouse, and General Electric. It mentions Golden Voice Radio, Radiant Fire gas theaters, hollow ware sales, car headlight stocks, GE bulbs, and De Luxe Gillette Razor Blades priced at two dollars.
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American Legion
Victor Company
Camden NJ
Victor R. C A. Westinghouse
General Electric
Mazda
Local Music Store Sells Bass to Wellington School
A local shop reports strong demand for high grade band and orchestral instruments. They recently sold a fine large string bass to Wellington School amid returning teachers and summer vacation lessons in their third floor studios.
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Wellington
School Victral2 on wheels aids mobile teaching units
Special educational Victor Records are stocked for school use with several hundred titles fitting all needs and occasions. Teachers are invited to come in and review them. A School Victral2 on wheels is available to move between rooms 15 in stock.
Gulbransen Tops School Piano Sales Fleet
Gulbransen continues to lead in piano sales with over three hundred schools choosing the Gulbransen line as their official instrument. Emma Arthur and the Midget Wouels are also noted in use among schools. The catalog highlights Gulbransen Grand Spright Players and Electrics.
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Gulbransen
Emma
Improve your antique car with simple do it yourself polish
A small ad offers inexpensive ways to spruce up an old war era automobile. It promotes Simonizing as a DIY service and Dupont Duco No 7 Polish along with a chamois sponge and lake water for a noticeable improvement. The notice encourages calling for supplies.
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Dupont
Davis Serves Time on Federal Grand Jury in Cleveland
Mr Davis serves time on the Federal Grand Jury in Cleveland and makes the daily trip.
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Davis
Federal Grand Jury
Cleveland
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John W. Cullen Company
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Election Board
Poluca
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Jin Americat
Mar Abe Martin
Rex Flintrote
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
Diai
Majestic Brothers
Majestic
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Middle Ave
T. Alec
Brosd
Lee’ Whitney
Hardware & Tinshop
Broad Street
Cities Service Securities
Pierre K. Smith
Bleck Elykia, O
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Atnate- Kent
Atwater Kent
Golden Voice Radio
Day’s Hardware
Broad St
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Spring Valley
Home Owners Institute
H. W. Buddenberg
Franklin Avenue
Melrose
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