White To Take Stump For G COP
William L White kansas author and stor will return to the political battlefield within 24 hours after two months in Europe He admits receiving 500 for a speech to the electric light association in Atlantic City New Jersey White had earlier challenged Governor Alfred E Smiths legislative record saying he would campaign for the Republican ticket and renew his bid despite not voting for Smith He plans to resume campaigning and may appear in various regions as the election nears
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New York
William Les White
Kansas
Anc Stor
National Electric Light Association
Atlantic City
N. J
White
Alfred E. Smnho
Emporia
Kasoruly
Reiblica National
Ump
Gov. Smith
Vaudeville Bill At Rialto Offers Variety Show
The Rialto presents a vaudeville bill headlined by Eiska ndar and six big acts with three reels of pictures. Matinees at thirty cents. two evening performances at seven and nine. The Paramount Quintetta with an opera soloist, Alex Barto Trio, Cairo Brothers, and The Lovet Sisters perform. The program includes The Oriental Reltr, Yuga and Company, and a Bobi rmon feature Hold Her Crowd with a cartoon spoof and a newsreel.
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Rialto
Riatto
Eiskandar
Paramount Quintetta
San Carlo Opera Company
Alex Barto
Cairo
Eleveres
Br. Fe
Marie Lovet
Myssic Oriental
Reltr
Yuga and Company
Arerge Vandsrlic
Paramount Tere Corp
Bobi
Ovationed fross Fare and Ohio campaign notes in county meeting
An October meeting in the High School Auditorium or Antlers Hotel hosted Ohio political figures including Theo E. Burton and Mrs. Hugh Clark. Discussions covered sample ballots, party loyalty, and voting logistics. Speakers included Charles J. Anderson, Charles Summers, P. H. Rogers, Don W. Myers, and others. The importance of Republican majorities for election juries and offices was stressed.
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Hert
H. der
Freak Wiger
Ohio
Lerein
Antlers
Oberlin
Theoré E. Burton
Hugh Clark
College Chapel
I Wellington
Cooper
Stetson
Tose
Fitess
Herbert Hoper
Charles J. Amerson
Sheller
Charles R. Summers
Berlin
P. H. Rogers
Grafton
Cadidate
Theeneral Assembly
Don W. Iyers
Stormey
Francis Seiderling
Tegret
Woilim KR
Richmond
Monroe Welty
Moetounties
Patrolman Finds Tale Of Keys On Broad Street
Patrolman Southam found four keys in a black leather case on Broad Street. The owner may identify them at the notice headquarters. The Elyria police court was quiet for the second straight day with no cases before the court.
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Southam
Broad Street
Elyria
Enforcers Under Fire in Lorain Bond Proposal Faces Legislature
Telegram report quotes Bender and Senator Roberts criticizing liquor law enforcement and urging reform after Lorain incident. They push a two thousand six hundred bond requirement for all officials enforcing the liquor law and promise legislative action next session. Standen, overseeing the liquor squad, is noted in Lorain.
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Bender
Lorain
Dars of Justice
Peace Court
Marshal Bill
Stephen Kelling
Roberts
General Assembly
Constitutional Government League
Meror James
Standen
Hiuor Squad
Grand jury weighing charges after shooting case
The three men plead not guilty as the grand jury considers indictments. If evidence supports conviction, they will face trials. if not, cases may be dismissed. Some expect deferred action to await Miss Herwood’s condition, who remains serious. If she dies, investigators may pursue murder charges in third or second degree.
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Wien
Alliei
Triei
Court House
Miss Herwood
Miss Perr
Number Four Continues from Psse 1
Swase describes class grouping for signers and nonreaders in Americanization programs. Beginner groups will rely on pictures, while intermediate groups separate those who can speak English but cannot read or write. Miss Todd notes Elsra's classes are among the best in the state, with 191 registered last year—the largest enrollment yet.
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Elsra
Yteport
Todd
Boys to Hike Tomorrow Under Guidance of Eddie Pape
A group of boys ten and older will hike from Lorain county tomorrow at 4 30 p m to a secluded natural area. Eddie Pape will supervise the trip promising a return by afternoon, a swim, and a movie. The notice also notes the 99 year lease custom as a relic of feudal times.
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Lorain County
Eddie Pape
Secretary Davis Praises Hoover at Ohio Rally
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis urged Ohio voters to back Herbert Hoover, linking workers prosperity to Hoover’s presidency. Davis praised Coolidge administration gains and spoke at Memorial Hall as part of the Republican campaign kickoff, with other speakers including Myers Cooper and Simcoe D. Fess.
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Columbus
Herbert Hoover
James J. Davis
Memorial Hall
Perty
Ohio
Hoover
Davis
Couinge
Coolidge
al Smits
U. S
Myers
Bible Class May Draw City Men To A New Study
The article notes efforts to organize two class for men not attending church with T Robinson as chairman and William McClellan as secretary. Rev W C Fowler to teach, aiming to attract urban men via a house study and gospel music segment.
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Rot Sunder
T. Robinson
William McClellan
W. C. Fowler
Prohibition Case Draws National Attention in Lorain
Crowded corridors throng the courthouse as photographers and reporters cover a major case. State Senator George Bender of Cleveland and Senator Eusere Roberts of Youngstown figure among principals and lawyers for the accused. The incident stirs wide public interest amid ongoing dry enforcement debates in Ohio and nationwide.
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Cleveland
Called Press
Associated Press
George Bender
Eusere Roberts
Youngstown
Hel
E. G. Mathews
D.A. Baird
Elvira
Ohio
Lorain
Constitutional Government League
Accident ties governor’s party to city collision
A car carrying John and Governor Trumbull’s party collided with a machine driven by Veno, near New Haven. Veno and his mother were hospitalized. Veno’s condition improved slightly but remained critical. Mrs. Veno was not seriously hurt. Separate note mentions U.S. Army carrier pigeons to have whistles attached, a China-origin idea.
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Veno
Nto
John
New Haven Railroad
al Wath
Trumbulls
New Eaton
Plainville
Florence
Trambuiladiex
Johan
Willian Cunningham
Livingston Street
New Haven
Lawrence Street
Vena
United States Army
China
Death Records From Elyria Area Include Two Obituaries
Death notices from Elyria area record the deaths of Mrs. Ralph W. Jones of Newton Falls after an operation and 10 month old infant Jam Grills in Elyria. Survivors, services, and burial details are listed for both, with funeral arrangements at Nichols Funeral Home and Sudpo Funeral Home.
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Ralph W.jones
Newton Falls
Jones
Losgua
England
Yer Hvetard
Am Jones
da¢ Haswe
Elyria
Enzstand
William Urius
East
Bread Street
Elyria Memoral Hospital
Trersdar
Acas Grills
Ellen Breck-enridee
Grafton
Phew
Jam Grills
America
Etrica
Nichols Funeral
Iseman
Butternot’ Ridge
Ase C. Strant
Huron Street
Bertha
Fred
Harley
Leslie
Roy
Walter
Paul
Ora White
Je Wilkins
Rodgenrha Blantern
Mondar
Sudpo Funeral Home
Harold E. Sarles
United Lutheran Church
Litchfeld Cemetery
Tear Jerker Favorites Aboard Hollywood Crews
Hollywood stars name their crying music with Hearts and Flowers as a top tearjerker. Lona Chatter and Rene Adovee among others choose pieces by Rubenstein and Macushia to trigger tears on set. Joseph Mikulec travels 28 years collecting autographs worldwide, carrying a 33 pound volume signed by presidents and cultural luminaries. Record rains in Washington kill fifty cherry trees in Potomac Park.
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Holly Wood
Cal
To- Dari
Littie
Jaret
Studio
Per-Iance
T Surter
Mz2ée
Biz
Marceline
Cam
Rene Adovee
Rubenstein
Norma Shearer
Tranmerie
Jean Crawford
Macushia
New York
Joseph Frank Mikulec
Croatia
Wan
Mikulec
Coolidge
Washington, D. C
Potomac Park
Markets Report From Cleveland and Nearby Trade Hubs
Market notes show Cleveland and Columbus price quotations for potatoes onions and fruit with detailed grade and state data. Chicago and Minneapolis quotes cover butter eggs poultry hogs cattle lambs and grains, while an unconnected item reports a dramatic ostrich surgery on a Hamburg American liner with medical team and successful recovery of the bird.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakon
Nebraska
Idaho
Bliss
Timothy
Smugglers Drain Tobacco From Belgian Frontier
Paris reports reveal a strong, organized tobacco smuggling ring along the Belgian French border. Runners, scouts, forded rivers, and concealed loads in wheels and sacks fuel profits amid harsh penalties in France. Belgian farms even used horse manes to hide leaf. France’s postwar cannons were once stuffed with tobacco.
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Paris
Ithuiting
Canada
United States
France
Belgium
Elyria High Crowns Five New Cheerleaders
Elyria High School elected five new cheerleaders in an all school vote. Harry Bivin John Eckler Jacqueline Green Mary Louise Harrison were chosen by seventh tenth and twelfth graders after tryouts. They began duties at the football game against Oberlin High School this afternoon.
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Elyria High School
Harry Bivin
John Eckler
Jacqueline Green
Iary Louise Harrison
Elxria
Oberlin High School
Duce's Daughter Gracious Genoa Train Hospitality
Miss Ed da Mussolini daughter of the Premier on a Spezia to Borgo train used her reserved compartment to offer seating and hospitality to a badly wounded artillery officer and his family who were unable to find seats due to crowded coaches.
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Duce
Genoa
Edda Mussolini
Spezia
Borgorato
Mussolini
E. H. S. Musicians Award First School Letters
Elesfia figh MSGi letters for band work were awarded yesterday for the first time in the history of the school. Eleven students received recognition at the assembly. Recipients include Merwin Altfelt Jussell Vincent Fred Blackmur Charles Whitney Elwin Shay Robert Smith Rich ard Smith Ellis Dyer Max Worcester Russell Durford and Glen Long. Robert Smith is band manager and Charles Whitney is secretary.
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Elesfia Figh
Merwin Altfelt
Jussell Vincent
Fred Blackmur
Charles Whitney
Elwin Shay
Robert Smith
Richard Smith
Ellis Dyer
Max Worcester
Russell Durford
Glen Long
Charlies Whitney
Toronto man survives electric shock with artificial skull
Norman Douglas Ellis, a hydroelectric plant worker in Toronto, received a 3400 horsepower electric shock at Eugenia Falls in May 1926. Revived after six days semiconscious, he later had most of his skull removed due to necrosis and replaced with a skin graft from his thigh. An artificial cap and wig now cover his head. Pepper prices likely to double next winter due to short crops in India and Java.
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Toronto
Norman Douglas Ellis
Hrdro
Eugenia Falls
Eis
Els
Teachers to Study Social Problems in Elyria
A new class for Lorain county teachers to study social problems began at Elyria High School under Frey Musselman of the Kent State Normal. The course opens at 7 p m and will meet weekly, with future sessions in the Elyria Savings and Trust directors room if arranged. The first meeting is at the high school and the class aims to qualify for normal school diploma and teacher certification. About thirty enrolled in a similar class last year.
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Lorain County
Elyria High School
Frey Musselman
Kent State Normal School
Elytia Savings and Trust Company
R. C. Maston
Motion picture film tested by Berlin engineer experiments
Motion picture producers observed interess experiments with paper films invented by a Berlin engineer. The aim is non inflammable film with light sensibility similar to the celluloid product. Contact Marcelling at 9122-228 on 6th Street.
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Berlin
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