Mayor Folger Tribute Echoes in Elyria Speech
On Wednesday Gale Boke addressed a First Congregational church audience with out of town guests including Prof Bosworth Dr Tenney and Brad Shaw of Oberlin. He disputed claims of gambling in Elyria saying he did not malign the authorities and only sought to correct actions he could not prove.
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Gale Boke
Bosworth
Tenney
Bradshaw
Oberlin
Gale
Elyria
van Gontrol
State reclassifies high schools. 883 districts operate 815 schools
A preliminary report by State School Commissioner Vodovsilas states 883 districts now run 815 high schools, up from last year with districts and schools increasing. The document cites improvements in curricula, teaching forces, libraries and equipment as districts expand offerings and facilities.
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Vodovsilas
Ohio Soldiers Home annual report shows inmate counts and costs
The annual report of the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home under Governor Nash shows 209 inmates in the year with a daily average of 1,228. The average age was sixty seven and the per capita cost of maintenance was 144.20 dollars.
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Ohio Soldiers
Saylor
Nash
Bricklayers City Union Meeting This Friday
A meeting of the bricklayers of the city is scheduled for Friday December 11 at 7:20 standard time at Carpenters hall Cheapside. The aim is to form a bricklayer union and all local bricklayers should attend. those not notified are urged to come.
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Carpenters Hall
Cheapside
Funeral for Little Georgie Gie bel Holds at St Marys
Funeral services were held at St Marys church Wednesday morning for Georgie bel with pallbearers Loraine Gill, Gaitos, Eberay Kitsat, Vagal Wight and Gul Wal. Attendants included local residents from Sandusky Fremont Norwalk and Millersville. A special car conveyed the remains to the Catholic cemetery on Lake Avenue.
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St Mary
Birn
Gaitos
Eberay Kitsat
Vagal Wight
Gul Wal Fan
Yea
Mi Ami Mas A Coebet
Sandusky
Mass Ourrie Hshor
Mes
Preuk Gaiobel
Mis
Goete Moss Ouruie Gaibel
Laverne Giobul
Ronan Babiem Fremont
F R Lusher
Ma O Niker
Norwalk
Misa
Mute Doran
Miay L Simming
Poledo
W Kaher
Millersville
Lake Avenue
Wardens Warn Against Artificial Gas Fire Hazards
Cleveland wardens Hughes and Miller warn against installing artificial gas grates or stoves aged for artificial gas use. They note grave danger from vent pipes connected to ordinary chimneys and cite two large Cleveland fires in two weeks caused by such installations.
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Hughes and Miller
Cleveland
Wages Reduced for Elyria Laborers in Trade Notice
A notice posted in Elyria reports that the Elyria Low mud Stiel company cut wages for laborers to a uniform rate. Some workers had previously earned as much as 2 dollars and 25 cents per day, and the new rate lowers earnings for many workers.
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Tooslay
Elyria Low Mud Stiel Company
Shrinkage Rates For Farm Crops From Threshed Yields
The text outlines expected shrinkage for wheat corn and potatoes from harvest to market. Wheat will shrink about two quarts per cent, reducing value per bushel by around 4 cents in August. Corn yields drop from 100 to about 80 bushels by November, cutting value to roughly 60 cents per bushel by March. Potatoes face a 33 percent loss from October to June due to rot and pickage.
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Mara
Opera of Pure Beauty to Be Seen Here Soon
A comic opera titled The Prime as Chao will feature Vera Michele leading a celebrated cast under Kirke La Shelle’s management. The production promises rare beauty and artistic staging with strong local anticipation for its New York standards.
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Hie
Winoh
Kirke la Shelle
Pilece
Vera Michele
Baleivet At
Chao’ Wall
Syria
Dagamber
Oberlin Concerts Highlight United States Messiah Renditions
The Oberlin Musical Union readies two December performances led by Professor George Wo Anikawa with a larger orchestra and top soloists from New York and Oberlin. The event features Madame Jessonia De Walt and Mary Lome Glary, with Thodors Van Voustener and Dr Carl E Dufft among the prominent artists.
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Oberlin Munual Union
United States
George Wo Anikawa
Jessoia de Walt
Solana
York
Danner
Robbers Strike Near Oberlin In Nickel Plate Quarries
Two Italian laborers were robbed by four men near Oberlin on the night shift in the Nickel Plate quarries. The bandits, masked with slouch hats and revolvers, seized nearly 1400 dollars and fled toward Oberlin after searches. Police connect them to a recent home invasion in the township.
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Wenes- Nas
Oberlin
Jerson
Antepin Mapanella
Garolam
Ned Dan Road
Manancalli
John Kramer
Timber sale at Massey land prompts steel plant plan
Steel plant interests intend to clear remaining timber on a 100 acre tract owned by K Massey northwest of town. At various times in recent years most timber has been logged, leaving small trees. The operation would employ about 14 men this summer for cutting and loading, with shipments planned afterward.
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Anhenser Burch Brewing Ass'n
Bodswelder
Tapertat Soennie
Prague
Bohemia
Ite
Phe Loman Steel Company
Anti Saloon League Session Held in Washington
The American Anti-Saloon League held its eighteenth session in Washington with many votes on dry towns. Ohio superintendent Rey Purly Baker reported 130 towns voted dry and urged local option then county prohibition and a constitutional amendment to bring long prohibition of liquor. Columbus, Ohio was chosen as the next meeting place, pending board approval.
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Washington
Rey Purly Baker
Oho
Columbus, O
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