Mock House of Representatives Deliberations Entertain Large Audience
Deliberations of the Mock House of Representatives were enjoyed by a large audience last night at Elyria Theatre. The program listed members including Leonard J. Monroe Ralph Murbach Adam G. Miller David M. Miller George Moon Walter Prondfoot Robert Rankin Arthur Robinson Chauncey Smythe Carlton Schultz Arthur Smith Benjamin Salisbury George Sartwell Sherman Wurst Vincent Walsh. Those not in the program will participate in a second session tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. Monroe
Ralph Murbach
Adam G. Miller
David M. Miller
George Moon
Walter D. Prondfoot
Robert J. Rankin
Arthur J. Robinson
Chauncey A. Smythe
Carlton F. Schultz
Arthurr. Smith
Benjamin St. Salisbury
George B. Sartwell
Sherman S. Wurst
Vincent L. Walsh
Elyria Theatre
House of Representatives
Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
House
Columbus
State Capitol
Robert C. Rankin
Karl E. Bennett
Carl A. Beebe
Sargeant-at
Louis J. Jackson
Charles Frisbee
Walter D. Proudfoot
Harry F. Brown
Curtis Denney
Lee G. Buck
Chauncey Griswold
Taxation
Education
Chauncey B. Smythe
Amus
Commencement Pageantry By Elyria High Class 1906
The 1906 graduates staged a novel commencement at the Elyria Theatre with a House of Representatives theme. Speaker Rankin led a full display of parliamentary process while students performed songs, recitals, and the Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting showcased by Mabel Moysey and Carrie Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Miller
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mabel C Moysey
Carrie S Stevenson
Gertrude L. Rockwood
Elyria
Toad
Cora J. Phelps
Cora M. Giles
Phyllis Wannamaker
Carefu Book
Ruth A. Harrison
Miss Harrison
Grace L. Carter
Bessie Schnuerer
Ruth Harrison
Hattie E. Vincent
Uro
Columbus
Cora Grilis
Julia A. Helland
Hilda M. Mason
Oh Elyria
Mera Babe
Anna M. Collins
Mabel L. Endley
Cora Grills
Cassie Hata
Julia C. Helland
Hilda A. Mason
Mabel C. Moysey
Jennie Schnuerer
Carrie 3. Stevenson
Phy_lis V. Wannamaker
William E. Adams
Bernard J. Alten
Frederick F. Blaine
Karl H. Bennett
Henry F. Brown
Carl A. Besbe
Lee G. Buck
Fred Cherry
Ralph H. Cole
Curtis Denney
Davis Faxon
Lawrence T. Fay
Charles Frisbee
Chauncey Gris “Wold
Louis J. Jackman
Michael Met
Swartz Demurrer Overruled in Racial Seating Suit
Fisher, a single Black man from Levin, sought a meal at Swartz restaurant and was refused seating unless he paid $2. He could sit at the counter with other Black patrons. He sued Geo Swartz for constitutional violation. Attorney Lawrence for Swartz demurred, claiming improper constitutionality. On Tuesday the demurrer was overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc. Fisher
Levin
Swartz
Geo. Swartz
United States
Lawrence
Italians swarm a city bank
About two hundred Italians, workers for the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail road company, were paid by check in Cleveland. They went to the Savings Deposit Bank company to cash the checks but clerks refused due to unfamiliarity. The crowd grew angry and exclaimed outside the bank for an hour until a man was brought to identify them and the funds were finally issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Rail
Clevelland
Savings Deposit Bank Company
Home on East Fourth Street for sale
For sale a room house on East Fourth Street with full improvements. Lot measures 40 feet wide. Price asked is 3400 dollars with 1000 dollars cash required and the balance on credit. Describes the house as fine and in a desirable location. I A Smith & Brother Elyria Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fourth Street
I. A Smith & Brother
Elyria Block
High School Strike Over Graduations After Arrest Incident
High school students arrested for interfering with school facilities went on a strike and refused to graduate at commencement. Authorities reassured them no one was responsible for the arrest, ending the walkout before exercises. Most injured passengers from a C B W derailment are recovering. Ed Brundage is expected to be mobile in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brundage
Fifty Years a Teacher at Oberlin College Commencement
The seventy third Oberlin College commencement runs from June 15 to 29 with notable events. Alumni dinner features Mrs. A A Johnston professor of history and former head of the women’s department speaking on fifty years since graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin College
A. A. ‘Johnston
Suicide at Hicksville man’s death shocks town
Q A Allen a well known resident of Hicksville died Sunday after drinking carbolic acid at his home. Officials cited possible derangement from his wife’s illness and the death of his only son. In a separate note, the Progressive Spiritualist Society planned a social at the Massey home on Mond street with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. A. Allen
Hicksville
Ohio
Progressive Spiritulist Society
Mrs. Massey
Mond Street
Reporter Newsboys Visit Carnival Benefit
The Reporter Newsies visited Lovain County carnival venues last night starting with a brass band march from The Reporter office. They toured fairground attractions including a merry go round and a free show, ending at the Animal Arena and a high dive event. The outing aimed to foster friendly ties with the Newsboys and readers of The Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hatch
Rengrt
Mill Street
Bro
West Avenue
Nesses
Frank Hatch
Reading Daily
Lovain ‘County
Clerk Henry Krohn’s salary raised to 480 per year
The council increased Henry Krohn’s pay from 200 to 480 annually for his duties as clerk of the Mayor's court. His workload has tripled in recent years, making the previous rate inadequate, and the remuneration was long overdue according to city reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Krolin
Krohn
Vaughen Refuses to Honor Wife Debts in Public Notice
Jerry Vaughen son of W. Vaughen, superintendent at National Tube blast furnaces, publishes a notice stating he will not honor any further debts of his wife. The separated couple live apart, with Vaughen and his four year old daughter at his father's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Vaughen
5. W. Vaughen
Naonal Tube Company
Vaughen
Flag Day Observance Urged Across Communities
Thursday June 14 is designated flag day. Commander-in Chief Tanner of the Grand Army urges all members to display the flag at home and business, ensure it flies from premises, and encourage neighbors to honor Hazim on this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Grand Army
Endeavor Society Officers Elected in Lorain County
At a Lorain County Christian Endeavor Society meeting in Lorain the slate of officers was elected led by President Sidney Dari of Oberlin. Other posts include Kipton Vice President Miss L Shibley Secretary Miss M Woodsides Oberlin Treasurer Miss J Sears Elyria Financial secretary D A Cook Lorain Junior superintendent Mrs Geo Cuddebuck Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Weddings at Lords Court by Justice C C Lord
Justice C C Lord presided over two marriages Tuesday in his office. J B Bowser wed Julia Wayland, residents of Loraine. E Lash joined Misa Bessie Davis of Wellington. A city residence on East Broad Street with 10 rooms, bath, hardwoods, furnace, hot water heater, and a 140 by 165 foot lot is offered for 6000 by F A Smith and Brother. The ad notes a timely sale. Constipation relief ad ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Lord
J. B. Bowser
Julia Wayland
Lorain
E. Lash
Misa Bessie [Davis
Wellington
East Broad Street
Public Square
F. A. Smith and Brother
Hlyria
Immense Crowds at Elyria Carnival Draw Big Crowds
Immense crowds last night filled the Elyria fairgrounds for the carnival headlined by Mr. J Frank Hatch. Thousands attended though few saw M Philion the French equilibrist on a 28 inch ball high tower and 65 foot cable. The act drew praise but attendance was below expectations amid 78,000 potential spectators. Tonight new acts from Brighton Beach join and Bagies’ night promises further attractions as crowds gather from surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hatch
M. Achille Phi- Hon
M. Philion
M.phillon
Elyria
M. Phi- Hon
Perceno
Dare Devil Six
Hatch
Brighton Beach
Mamie
Kateenjamtmer Castle
Speed ordinance adopted by city council details
A traffic speed ordinance restricts power vehicles to eight miles per hour in thickly populated districts and fifteen miles per hour in sparsely populated areas with fines of at least 100 dollars for violations. The council also raises the clerk of the Mayor's court salary to 480 dollars and discusses plats, plumbing reports, and a pestiferous ditch near Clark Street needing immediate attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Brothers
F. A. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swartz Demurrer
Jarvelous Librist
Carnival Company
Kroen
Endeavor Society Oefigers
Lord's Court
Sade
Kennedy
Platting Commission
Sohcitor
Board of Service
Reely
F A. Smith
Prof. Reely
Clark Street
Connellman Faxon
Councilman Smith
Harry H. Smith & Co
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