Elka seeks Fremont home site in Spiegel Grove plan
At the Elka annual reunion in St. Louis the grand lodge voted as 20 000 to establish a home for aged and infirm Elkas and Elks. Fremont hopes to secure the site at Spiegel Grove Hayes residence. Fremont Elka will pursue purchase and send photos and notes to grand trustees. If Hayes heirs sell, Fremont will push to place the home here. Also notes timetable shift for the Lake Shore Ry Plug train from Elyria to 7 07 a m starting June 2.
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Elka
St. Louis
Grand Lodge
Elke
Elks
Fremont Lodge
Fremont
Spiegel Grove
Hayes
Fremont Elka
Fremont Newa
Norwalk
Cleveland
Lake Shore Ry
Elyria
Whiteman's Real Estate Agency Listings for Sale Elyria Ohio
Whiteman's Real Estate Agency presents multiple properties for sale in Elyria Ohio. Listings include Baldwin property at Middle Ave and Third Street with 88 by 134 foot lot, adjoining vacant lot 38 by 134, East Ave homes on 57 by 200 and 65 by 165 lots, West Ave and Second Street lots, and a 534 acre Feta property. Several farms described as cheap with potential for appreciation.
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Baldwin
Middle Ave
Third Street
Second Street
West Ave
Second
Third Streets
Fifth St
East Ave
Corporation
Feta
Trusts as Labor-Saving Forces and Working Class Votes
The Columbus Citizen estimates 8,647,000 wage earners depend on trusts and over seventeen million people rely on life necessities controlled by them. It questions how workers would vote if anti trust policy became paramount, noting that some workers favor trusts as labor savers while others are socialists open to change. Mayor Jones of Toledo suggests distributing trust savings, even endorsing trust ownership, signaling a trend toward socialism.
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Columbus Citizen
Paisley
Mayor Jones
Toledo
The
New York World
New York State
Post Office
Jones
Trusts and tariffs in Bryan debate spark partisan view
A Washington Star critique argues Bryan wrongly treats trusts as a purely partisan issue and claims protectionism causes evils. It notes the country thrives under tariffs, trusts fund both parties, and Bryan’s charge ignores silver trust funding of his own campaign.
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Bryan
Washington Star
Party of Protection
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Buocombe
East
Spiritual Society of Elyria Holds Meeting at Grand Army Hall
The Spiritualist society of Elyria met at the Grand Army hall with Hugo Preyer of Cleveland delivering an address and Dr. Mosier of South Brooklyn giving tests. The event drew attentive listening as several names were announced and recognized, including Lucas Andress, Lewis Osman, and Mrs Amy Lift, with many test results confirming identities and relations.
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Spiritual An Society
Elyria
Grand Army Hall
Hugo Preyer
Cleveland
Mosier
Brooklyn
Lucas Andress
Geneva
Ohio
W. H. Tucker
Margaret
Lewis Osman
Amherst
Dan Tolhurst
Amy ‘Lift
Cadmus
Wm. H. Tucker
Chloe
Tucker
Charles Hanks
Lee Bird
Milton Dake
George Olmsted
John Tamer
Geo. W. Noble
Noble
Harry Thomas
Wm. Shattuck
Shattuck
Joal Terrell
A Change at the Depot in Elyria
Charles L. Southerden, Lake Shore agent in Elyria, resigns after several years of service and three years in charge. He will stay in Elyria to join the Lorain County Banking Co. as an accountant next week. L. D. Minor succeeds him, bringing years of railroad experience and taking over the office this morning.
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Charles L. Southerden
Lake Shore Railroad
Elyria
Southerden
Lorain County Banking Co
L. D. Minor
Oberlin
Minor
Trolley Party Hosts Oberlin Gathering
A trolley party of about 25 Elyrians last night took possession of Treasurer Carter s home in Oberlin. Guests included Mr and Mrs M Pounds, Mr and Mrs Frank Foster, Mr and Mrs E B Gaudern, Mr and Mrs Geo Lewis, Mr and Mrs W A Reed, Mr and Mrs H Lewis, Mr and Mrs A cm Mooers, Mrs Lord, Mrs Boylan, Mrs Haines, Miss Pearl Lord, Miss Fisher, Mr I D Faxon and L B Fanver. Elegant refreshments were served and King Pedro was played.
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Carter
Oberlin
King Pedro
M. Pounds
Frank Foster
E. B. Gaudern
Geo. Lewis
W. A. Reed
H. Lewis
Beefsteak Was the Main Supper for Two Elyria Girls
Two Elyria young ladies in Oberlin for commencement exercises entered a local restaurant. When asked for a menu, the proprietor replied they had no bill of fare but offered beefsteak, which became their main meal that day.
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Elyria
Oberlin
Oberlin Students Learn Train Choice Lesson
A pair of Oberlin college students rode an early electric car to Elyria to catch a Lake Shore line train to Sandusky. They boarded the first train, rode about twenty minutes, then returned to Oberlin. The next day they asked which train to Sandusky, gaining practical guidance.
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Oberlin College
Elyria
Lake Shore
Sandusky
Oberlin
Gents Defeat Outcasts In Sunday West Side Ball Game
About two hundred west side residents watched a Sunday afternoon baseball game between two employee teams, the Gents and the Outcasts. The Gents won 12 to 24 at the vacant Jot near the Tap and Screw works. Tickets for half-rate travel to Columbus are advertised for June 28 and 27.
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West Side
Shear Works
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Lorain County
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Elyria, Ohio
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