Elyria Man on Committee to Boost Primary Election
A Elyria man joins a statewide league aiming to pass a fair compulsory primary election bill. The organization plans a state executive group with diverse party members to mobilize voters precinct by precinct.
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Elyria
Coimbas
Cas
Wth
League
Jnl
Board of Trade
Ohio
Howard C. Hollister
Henry C. Want
Arthur Eshy
Cincinnatiy
W. H. Tomlinson
Esi
Darton
Tol S. Sion Paulding
National House of Representa
Henry M. Huggins
Hillsboro
Col
O. H. Hughes
Hits Dara
Uric-O Promises Quick Cure for Rheumatism
Purported advertisement touts Uric-O as a rapid non alcoholic remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims to cleanse uric acid from blood and kidneys, not irritate the stomach, and offers a free sample via Sgt DREG COMPAS WY.8YR. BE WYs. Nveral. Uric-O is sold by druggists at $1.00 per bottle. mail order available.
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Sen
Smith
Eady
Clergyman Freed in City Ad Status Case
In a Saturday afternoon statement Mayor Bing dismissed an attack on the church as misguided asserting the church wields greater power in the community than law. The case involving Joseph Adamek was reportedly settled privately before trial, with Hudaks entities linked to the matter.
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Ench
Bing Satur
Joseph Adamek
Lime
Kingst
George Tindakents
Hudaks Ag
Greater Pittsburgh Wins High Courts Consolidation Case
The state supreme court on Monday affirmed the superior court decision allowing the consolidation of Pittsburg and Allegheny City. Opponents argued the legislative act enabling the merger was unconstitutional after lengthy battles through lower courts.
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Pitguelphia
Clarch
State Supreme Court
Pittsburg
Allegheny City
Greater Pittsburgh
Local Notes from Gratton and Surrounding Areas
Activities include visits by Mrs. Charliesly and Mrs. Nesbitt, and travel notices for residents to Cleveland and Elyria. The obituary for Erastus Lindertuzan notes his death on March 6 1907 and funeral arrangements by Rev. Kepler with interment at Nesbitt cemetery. Attending relatives include Mrs. Layman and others from Belden Lorain Cleveland Ely.
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Las
Charliesly
Elyria
Robert Nesbitt
Magentom
Tintrie Smith
Cleveland
Carr
Haton
Writley
Parsons
George Hance
Frank Cook
Fred Deniers
Kenler
Qherriitrate
Mr. Tucker and
Grove
Tucker
Erastus Lindertuzan
Gratton
Kepler
Ware
Nesbitt
Why It Died In Shute Meat Market Tale
A thrift minded housewife visits the Shute meat market and asks for calf liver. Henry Shute replies no liver is available because the calf died, delivering a dry humorous punchline about the animal’s fate.
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Roman
Henry Shute
Shute
Abe
Kimona Dancing Party Follows Evangelist News
Oberlin March 12. Oberlin College and Conservatory plan a Japanese costume ball at the women's gym Saturday evening with the orchestra in kimono. Evangelist H. M. Lyon recently drew strong attention after a sharp dancing event. Seven hundred six penitents finish four weeks of meetings at the campus tabernacle, which will host two more meetings this week before closing. The tabernacle remains on campus, bought by a local contractor.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Caguervatorgh
Evangelist H. M. Lyon
Conservatory
Met
Tabernacle
West
Pierce Quits B. and O. Service in Lorain
E M Pierce ends twenty year stint with the B and O railroad in Lorain on February 14 he will devote his future to his interests including presiding at the Lorain Casting company where he serves as president and treasurer He will also assist the Lorain Bankings company and the estate business while remaining active in local affairs.
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Lorain
Marth
Ak Pierte
Roy
Las Vai Tag
Gom
of . O
All
Pierce
Lorain Casting Company
Treaanrer
Bankiges Company
Wat
Mor gan Seeks Interview With Roosevelt On Railroads
New York financier Morgan met with President Roosevelt for two hours to discuss the business situation and railroads. He asked to grant interviews with four railroad presidents, a request that was granted. The Toledo water works strike ended with no misunderstandings and 2100 workers returning March 4.
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Tom Veh
PL Morgan
New York
Cro Roosevelt
Cne
Particus
Ile
Toledo
Yoludo
Maren
Pone
Yoledas
Louisville Car Strike Flares Amid Street Violence
Louisville Ky March 11 Violent street clashes during a street railway strike injure three. Bystanders mob crews at several cars causing service disruption on main lines. Mayor Barth defers calling in extra police while Superintendent Funk says 22 men reported for duty.
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Louisville
iKy
Barth
Funk
Street Railway Company
Louisvi
Lowisn
Ols Turing
Theor
Tater
Strail
Smallorm
High School Boy Jesse Phelps in Appendicitis Case
Jesse Phelps of the senior class at the high school is treated for a mild appendicitis attack. He has not required surgery yet and is under a physician's care while remaining a right forward for the school basketball team. For optical needs, contact Hill at 633 Broad Street.
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Jesse Phelps
Phelps
Central
Rawson
American Gout and Life Plant Cure Claim
An advertorial piece promotes Life Plant as a cure for American gout caused by uric acid. It claims uric acid buildup in weakened blood causes diverse symptoms and that Life Plant dissolves uric acid in the blood to restore health, featuring phrases attributed to a Tuscarawas County ex-prosecutor and a testimonial from Ohio.
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Life Plant
Ft. Johar
Tuscarenas County
Ohio
Gollars
Lite Ton
Life Plant CO
Cani c
Brighton Notes of Local People and Events
Bright0n notes report arrivals marriages and visits including a daughter born March 4 to Ela Hardy spending time in Wellington. Families such as Adams McClaflin Rowland and Man tins are mentioned with weddings at the bride’s home. Residents travel to Jew ete Clarkfield and Columbus with various visits and relocations noted.
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U. S
Ela Hardy
Wellington
EL. W. Adams
A. W. McClaflin
Ray Rowland
Mabel Mantins
EL A
Carlisle
Harrighes
Sant Street
Frank Edwards
Wm. Matcham
Geo. Slrngie
S Place
Jew+ete
Mr. Warneck
Clarkfield
Radcliffe
Camden
May Grimey
C. B. Fox
Carl Webber
New London
J. Z. Grundy
Wm. Matcham, Jr
Clarkefeld
North Eaton Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Visits
North Eaton Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs. Frank Haven's home with Mrs. Haven and Mrs. Yishburr presiding. Mrs. A Nufer visits Nor Walk. Hattie Nufer and Ethel Ross see Elyria game in Norwalk Elyria. KOTM and ILOT M meet at Haven home. Haven couple receive handsome lamp as a gift amid good-bye visit. Don Cook absent from school due to illness. two men from Standard Oil Co visit Hatton area promoting farm leases.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Haven
Yishburr
Frank F Haven
A. Nufer
Nor Walk
Hattie Nufer
Ethel Ross
Elyria
Noralk
Frank Haven
Florida via Washington Round Trip Holiday Fare
A rare round trip fare from Washington to Florida with a two dollar fine for tickets sold March 23rd valid until April 1st. Consult agents B and O for the route and rates.
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Florida
Washington
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W. ©. Thompson
Ohio State University
Alonzo B. Tuttle
Ohio State
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Cambr Ge
Thomas. Cy
Akron
F. A. Derthick
Mantua
Ohio State Grange
the High Courts
Grafton
Evangelist
E. M. Pierce
B. & O. Service
Tonopah
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Mareh iv
Goldfield
Senday Nigar
Consolidated Company
Sacramento
Cal
Gav Gillette
Roosevelt
Grover L. Johnson
Hill
The
Optician
Broad Street
Brighton
Rawson McCotter
John Caswell
Marion
Walter Fyerson
Columbus
Mr. Scott
Penfield
North Eaton
Washington, D. C
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