The Reporter Daily and Weekly Publication Notice
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Wditor Bertham
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Dewey Condemns Annapolis Hazing Sparks Wide Approval
Admiral Dewey denounces hazing at Annapolis and states any midshipman who witnesses or participates should report it or be dismissed immediately with no chance of reinstatement. His decisive stance garners strong public support.
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Admiral Dewey
Widshipman
Academy
Ohio State Protective Association
O. K. Shimansky
Trouble in the East as China Builds Military Might
Berlin dispatches quote Chinese minister Yin Tchang saying anti-foreign unrest signals a new national spirit. He claims China will resist foreign aggression and may mobilize a standing army approaching 260000, with ongoing arms purchases by Chinese authorities.
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Yin Tchang
China
Ching
Yin Tehang
Germany
Chinese Savertinien
Grounds for belief trouble brewing in the east
The Providence Journal notes the burden on Dr. Wiley for saying a million babies have been killed by soothing syrups. The item suggests serious trouble brewing in the east and questions the mental steadiness of officials making such claims.
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Wiley Sega
The
Providence Journal
Bride Spied After Surprise Mayor Wedding
One week after a Lima reception hosted by the Masons, Lora Lown announced she had wed Ray Swanson the previous night to W H Field of Lorain Ohio. Field, a well known local, claimed his bride two days later and planned departure to their future Lima home.
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P. A. Lown
Masons
South Elizabeth Street
Lora
Ray Swanson
W. H. Field
Lorain
Oa Ueman
Lima
Wield
Beach Park
Lake Store Electric
Flag of Confederacy barred in the South
Washington February 13 Veterans of the Potomac department of the Grand Army oppose displaying the Confederate flag even in the South. A resolution at the thirty-eighth encampment urged abstaining to keep peace. Corporal James Tanner expects to attend memorials for Fighting Joe Wheeler in Atlanta. Sheridan post resolved to condemn grand army members accepting Confederate veterans meetings. The resolution was laid aside. a less drastic one was accepted.
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Washington
Department of the Potomac
Grand Army
James Tanner
Hote
Joe’ Wheeler
Atlantic
Sheridan
Bill to Divide Congressional Districts in Northern Ohio
In Columbus on February 13 officials expect a bill to split northern Ohio districts within Ohio, creating two districts for Cuyahoga County. Medina would join the 14th with Lorain Huron Ashland Morrow and Knox. Lake would join the 19th with Summit Ashtabula Geauga Trumbull and Portage. Both parties favor the change and Cleveland remains a key factor. A Lake County representative supports separating from Cleveland for better results. A Republican member from Cuyahoga County will likely be chosen as the plan advances this week.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Medina County
Lorain
Huron
Ashland
Morrow
Knox
Lake County
Summit
Ashtabula
Geauga
Trumbull
Portage
Cleveland
Shankland
Wood
Verina
Alice Roosevelts Bridal Bouquet Chosen
Washington Feb 13 Miss Alice Roosevelts bridal bouquet is set as white orchids. A congressman notes Mr Longworth chose orchids for delicacy and elegance, breaking from the usual small English style.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Nick
Longworth
Making a Change in the School Code
A bill in Ohio would expand board of education powers in Cleveland and Toledo. It would grant the director control over most employees while the clerk acts as auditor and hires staff for his department. The measure, promoted by Mr Paine, aims to amend the school code for centralized personnel management.
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Life Plant Company
Canton
Ohio
Columbus
Boards of Education
Cleveland
Toledo
United States
New York
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Harper
Cincinnati
Senate
Mystery Phrase Challenges Housewife Roles
Fragment provides a note about traditional domestic duties and the idea that in the modern home the lady answers the description. the line hints at changing gender roles and expectations within domestic life.
Worcester to head Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railways
H A Worcester named general superintendent of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad with Detroit headquarters. The appointment takes effect Feb 15 as W H Marshall retires to lead American Locomotive Co. B A Handy becomes manager and D Moon assistant manager. Worcester previously worked at Detroit Buffalo Chicago and Buffalo lines.
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H. A. Worcester
Michigan Central Railroad
Detroit
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
W. H. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Lake Shore
American Locomotive Co
B. A. Handy
Nestatant
Pattison opposes inheritance tax in open policy declaration
Governor Pattison declares he stands against the inheritance tax in a public note through Secretary Houck, signaling potential legislative conflict as lawmakers, including Democrats and Republicans, weigh repeal efforts. The piece covers opposition in the house, county officials’ lobbying, tax reform proposals, and anticipated legislative maneuvers affecting county salaries and auditing fees.
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Columbis
Puttisan
Senator Houck
General Assembly
Houck
Pattiséo
Pattison
Senate
Marriage Licenses Issued at Probate Court
The following marriage licenses were issued at the probate court. J. Newton Bricker 31 Killbuck farmer and Minnie C. Baird 30 Pittsfield. Ed G Hawley 23 Lorain electric craneman and Ethel M Fogel 23 Lorain stenographer. Calvin Hoover 30 Fort Wayne Ind switchman and Ruth J Batten house 27 Elyria housekeeper.
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J. Newton Bricker
Killbuck
Farmer
Minnie C. Baird
Pittsfield
G. Hawley
Lorain Electric Crabeman
Ethel M. Fogel
Lorain
Calvin Hoover
Fort Wayne
Ind
Switchtan
Ruth J. Battenhouse
Elyria
Obituary for Olive Slanter Gibbs of Carlisle
The obituary notes Olive Slanter Gibbs born April 18 1825 in Monroe Township Ligonier County Pennsylvania died in Carlisle after living there most of her life. She married Roland Gibbs in 1849 and had four children four brothers and a sister Jane Gibbs survive with husband son sister Jane Gibbs a grandson Harry Gibbs and eight siblings all deceased except Jane. She was known for kindness and courtesy and had many friends and two enemies.
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Olive Slanter Gibbs
Monroe Township
Liger County
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Roland Gibbs
Geof Gibbs
Jane Gibbs
Harry Gibbs
Gibbs
Real Estate Transactions Filed in County Recorder Office
Real estate transfers recorded include Benjamin F. Kelley to Rosella Squnes for lot 5 in John Kelleys subdivision Carlisle township with $6,000, Delbert A Cleveland to G C Weaver for lot 249 block 60 Blyria at $5,000, John B Ludwig and Carrie E Ludwig to Albert Hamel for lot 2 in John L Ludwig addition Antherst at $200, Laurence C Smith vs Samuel Elmore Richards for lot in the city of Loran with $4,200.
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County Recorder's Office
Benjamin F. Kelley
Rosella Squnes
John Kelley
Carlisle
Lawrence Anlt
City of
Hiyria
Delbert
Cleveland
G. c.1
Weaver
Blyria
John
Ludwig
Carrie E Ludwig
Albert Hamel
John L. Ludwig
Antherst
Laurance C. Smith
Samuel Elmore Richards
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Lorain
County funds distribution planned by February settlement
County Auditor Haserodt released figures for February distributions to municipalities. Black River receives 430.14, Lorain Union School district 26006.96, Lorain 108964.48, Ely- Fig 3069.61, Elyria Union School district 18041.25, Elyria corporation 51370.97, total 314887.36. TRY OUR WANT COLUMN.
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Haserodt
Black River
Lorain Union School District
Lorain Corporation
Ely- Fig
Elyria Union School District
Elyria Corporation
County Infirmary Receives Three Patients This Week
Three individuals admitted to the county infirmary this week include Oberlin born Milted Bios, a colored resident with tuberculosis. Paul Verbon, 53, from Sheffield township, is listed as long troubled. James Burk, 62, of Wellington, is reported ill due to overindulgence in liquor.
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Milted
Oberlin
Paul Verbon
Sheffield Township
James Burk
Wellington
Hair and Baldness Beliefs Spur Product Pitch
An advertisement asserts hairlessness signals character and warns of dandruff germs. Prof Sabouraud supposedly caused baldness in rabbits to prove germs exist. It promotes Newbro's Herpicida to destroy the cause and remove the effect, with samples by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
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Paris
France
Newbro
Herpicige Co
Detroit
Mich
H. A. Dykeman
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