Ashland Breaks and Moves to Weirick in Deadlocked Convention
In Mansfield on June 6 the Republican congressional convention adjourned after 37 ballots with no choice. Ashland county shifted 22 votes from Webber to the new candidate Weirick, signaling possible realignment. Owen leads for likely nomination if a break occurs. Richland may back him if split persists. Delegations fear a prolonged deadlock as speeches mix sarcasm and party loyalty.
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Mansfield
Ashland County
Webber
Werrick
Aichland County
Owen
Richland County
Chamberlain
Brown
Laning
Taok
Wellington
A. R. Webber
Lorain County
Congresman
Kerr
Richland
Hughes
A G Comlings
Oberlin
Jamins O Herrick
G. A. Resek
Lorain
Dr. Cement
C. K. Whitney
C. Branson
G. Washburn
A. L. Gafford
Lorgin County
Huron County
Ground plat dispute may lead to court action
Smith Brothers Jewelers bought land from William Ely for about 37000. They proposed a new plat to the council after the board of public service found the area already platted. Boynton opposes changing the Braman and Boynton additions, while Judge Nye urged making a new plat with city as party to vacating the old plat. No action was taken by the council.
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Boynton
Smith Brothers
Judge Nye
Braman
Brand New House on Chase Street for Cash or Terms
A. Smith & Brother offer a six room house with slate roof and modern improvements on Chase Street. Features include hot water tank independent heater complete bath gas fixtures and a large yard on a 100 foot deep lot. Cash payment of 500 with balance on terms to quit purchaser. ideal for renters seeking ownership.
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A. Smith & Brother
Chase Street
Quarterly Session of County Commissioners Ends Quarter
The county commissioners finished a quarterly session, approving several accounts and sheep claims. They reported few sheep killed by dogs in the last quarter, with losses totaling 148 dollars. A hearing was held about cleaning the Dutton road ditch in Sheffield township. A line about a corner lot in Dilworth's East Elyria is noted in a quoted opinion.
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Dutton Road
Sheffield
Dilworth
East Elyria
Tramps Break Into Freight House Along Rail Line
Thieves described as tramps broke into the L. S and M S railway freight house Monday night by breaking a glass pane and lifting a window. They searched drawers for money but did not obtain any loot.
Reinhart Re elected President Of Ohio Elks at Cedar Point
W H Reinhart of Sandusky was reelected president in a close contest during the first session of the Ohio State Association of Elks at Cedar Point. H W Ewing of Cleveland was a candidate for president as current officers sought reelection. Amendments provide district presidents elected by subordinate lodges and lifetime delegates for past emitters in good standing.
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Ohio State Association of Elks
Cedar Point
W. H. Reinhart
Sandusky
H. W. Ewing
Cleveland
Reinhart
Probate Judges Lose Fees Under Juvenile Court Plan
The Guyman Law amends juvenile court law to establish such a court in every county and makes the probate judge of that court with no extra pay. Initially limited to four large counties in the senate, the house expanded it to general application.
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Guyman
Senate
House
Elyria Beats Chicago Junction In Fifteenth Inning Classic
In a rain soaked game Elyria defeats Chicago Junction 2 to 1 in fifteen innings. Both pitchers fanned sixteen. Powitzki and Lawrence standouts for Elyria while Robinson’s defense backs Chicago Junction. Styria’s two-base hit and errors fuel the decisive fifteenth inning rally. Chicago Junction visits Elyria again today and tomorrow.
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Eblyria
Chica
Junction
Chicago Junction
Robinson
Chicago
Powitzk
Lawrence
Miller
Styria
Cosma
Davidson
Mullen
Elyria
Smith
Rumsen
Daly
Healey
Wheeler
Russel
Rugeell
Stoup
Poubie
Hesley
Brennan
Knitting Factory Seeks New Elyria Location
A knitting factory seeks a new site after a Cleveland fire. Elyria is being considered with E. F. Allen promoting the move. Company representatives will visit in a few days to inspect the city and potential facilities.
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Elsia
Cleveland
Elyria
E. F. Allen
Local marriages and licenses fill Lorain probate court notes
Several couples wed in Lorain and area amid a flurry of licenses issued. Miss Louise Foss wed George Kaiser at St. Josephs in Lorain with breakfast for relatives. Florence Belden and Harry Gillam married in Amherst. Katherine Faxon weds Joseph Gilbert in Beverly, Mass. Two couples Wed in Cleveland with trips to Detroit. Additional ceremonies involve Guy Marple and Lillian Krugman, Roy Morgan and Ethel Barnes, and F N Lyons with Lulu Craig. Licenses to wed issued include George Rowell and Alice Warren, Arthur Epply and Lena Brunch, Roy Morgan and Ethel Barnes, Guy Marple and Lillian Kruguian, Harry Claycomb and Mary Sullivan, J Edgar Lyons and Lulu Craig.
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Louise Foss
Charles Street
Lorain
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Eighth Avenue
Reid Streets
George Kaiser
Elyria
Charles Reichlin
Mrs. Kaiser
Katherine Louise Faxon
Theodore Sedgwick Faxon
Middle Avenue
Joseph Brooks Gilbert
Beverly
Mass
W. E. Cadmus
Gupid
George B. Rowell
Camden ‘Township
Aliee Warren
Camden Township
Nure
Arthur G. Epply
North Amherst
National Tube Works
Lena Brunch
Roy P. Morgan
Ethel Barnes
Guy D. Marple
Lillian M. Kruguian
Harry F. Claycomb
Barttender
Mary Louise Sullivan
J. Edgar Lyons
South Lorain
Lulu G. Craig
Sugar Creek & Northern directors vote to boost capital
In Cleveland yesterday the directors of the Sugar Creek and Northern road voted to increase the capital stock. The road is one of the branches of the Lorain and West Virginia now under construction in this county.
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Cleveland
Sugar Creek & Northern Road
Lorain & West Virginia
Reverend Johnson Pushes YMCA Building Plan
Rev G W Johnson pastor of a local Baptist church urged the community to erect a YMCA building in Elyria at the Baptist church Men’s Club annual banquet. He argued the YMCA does work the church cannot, while others praised ideals, music and finance and noted the upcoming Chautauqua event.
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G. W. Johnson
The
Baptist Church
M. Jones
GC. A. Metcalf
Frank Wiford
W. E. Cadmus
Ladies to Give Reception Friday at Old Ladies' Home
A package donation and reception will be held Friday afternoon at the Old Ladies' Home on Ford June street from 3:30 to 5:30. The event invites Elyria residents and Lorain County to bring household supplies or money to support the home and its operations.
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Ford
Elyria
Lorain County
Wheat Crop Decline Stems From May Weather Report
The June crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes a drop in wheat prospects from May 1 figures due to continued rains through May. Ohio crop conditions on June 1 list wheat at 95 percent, winter barley 89 percent, spring barley 7 percent, rye 0 percent, oats 73 percent, clover 75 percent, timothy 74 percent, timothy damaged by grub worm 3 percent.
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One Department of Agriculture
Smyut
Ohio
Real estate firm sells multiple city properties to out-of-town buyers
F A Smith and Brother sold four houses and lots on Vulcan and Irondale streets to Hungarian buyers from Cleveland and Lorain. Average price was 1125 dollars per property. The same firm sold lot No 1 in the Eastern Heights addition to Frank Crandall for 835 dollars, with plans for a handsome residence.
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F. A. Smith & Brother
Vulcan
Irondale
Cleveland
Lorain
Eastern Heights
Frank Crandall
A Fine House For Quick Sale On West Avenue Corner
A well appointed eight room house at the West Avenue and Eighth street corner offers with cemented cellar furnace bath hot and cold water hardwood floors gas fixtures and a 78 by 212 lot. Market value listed at 3000, now offered at 2800 to sell fast. The notice invites buyers to act next Tuesday morning and hints at prosperity for multiple purchases.
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West Avenue
Eighth Street
F. A. Smith & Bro
City Seeks Immediate Improvement in Street Lighting
City officials debate raises and policy as Councilman Mueller urges more lighting in outlying districts with gas lamps. President Smith of Public Service cautions against extra costs and tax hikes, noting sewer and street expansion loom. Public Service says lighting changes await contract expiration with current company.
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Mueller
Smith
Board of Public Service
Akron
Board of Publi Service
Board of ‘Public Service
Street signs bought by the city council
Councilman Mueller reported on borrowing 1000 dollars for Chestnut street paving. Ditch conditions near Tuscarawas were noted with sick residents from bad air. Public Service Board to address nuisance. A new ditch on 16th street was approved to drain Buttermut Ridge runoff. Resolution to buy two street signs from American Street Sign Company passed. Mueller regretted council could not buy 290 signs.
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Mueler
Chestnut Street
Mueller
Tuscarawas
Board of Public Service
Mudler
16Th Street
Buttermut Ridge
American
Connerman Mule
Congregational Reunion and Supper at First Church
The First Congregational church hosts its annual reunion and supper Thursday evening with a 6 pm reception and 7 pm meal. Dr Kinnear and Professor Root of Oberlin will give toasts, W G Sharp serves as toastmaster, and trustees with wives receive at the reception. Organziations members may attend. call 605 624 or 231 by 8 am Wednesday to RSVP. The Mozart Guitar and Mandolin Club will provide music.
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First Congregational Church
Dr. Kinnear
Professor Root
Oberlin
W. G. Sharp
Mozart Guitar and Mandolin Club
Lorain Board Won't Accept Census Enumerator Report
The Lorain Board of Education rejects the census enumerator’s report citing incomplete data. Details unresolved due to disagreements over counts. Local officials review the document and plan a corrective process to verify school census figures.
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Board of Education of
Lorain
Enrollment up by six thousand six and one children in district
The report shows 6061 children enrolled this year, up from 5096 last year, with attendance records totaling 250 more than a year ago. A special committee has been appointed to investigate the matter.
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Com. Millee
Matinee Races Kick Off Season at Glenville Track
The Gentlemen's Driving Club prepares for the season opening matinee on Saturday at Glenville track with first calls at 2 o'clock. A Thursday race committee meeting will outline the program for the initial matinee and a strong lineup of events. New horses purchased by members will be watched closely by harness sport enthusiasts.
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Gentleman’s Driving Club
Glenville
Real Estate Auction Promises High Returns on Dilworth Lot
Reporter Went Ads report an auction next Tuesday morning for a Dilworth property near Gar ford and Perry, Fey Plants. The ad copy hints at strong investor interest and high potential gains from the sale.
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Dilworth
Garford
Perry
Fey
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Ashland
Weirick
Smith Bros
Plattine
Larain
Dan Cupid
Wis
Florence Belden
Harry Gillam
H. W. Belden
Milan Street
Amherst
Detroit
Mich
Mrs. Marple
Brownell Street
Mrs. Morgan
Hamilton Street
Craig-Lyons
F. 3. Lyons
Craig
Eouple
Pennsylvania
Rev. Johnson
YM C.A
Goungil
Harry H. Smith & Co
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