Oddball Endeavors Spark Abroad Gossip
Reports recount Uncle Joe Cannon dancing at a San Juan party and a man dubbed a duke by trimming his name. Senator Hale laments his town electing a Democratic mayor while Roosevelt is the lone long-serving cabinet member. The Honduras Nicaragua war yields a paradoxical victory for both sides. The Baltimore Sun quips Joe has renewed his youth, implying he never lost it.
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Joe
Cannon
San Juan
Thele Joe
The
Baltimore Sun
City Plats and Streets Plan Spurs Chamber Interest
Local service board urges systematic platting of unplatted acreage within the corporation to guide future thoroughfares. The city can deposit plats for record, requiring land dedication to follow the plat when owners commit. Chamber of Commerce could press for action to advance the plan.
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Service Board
Chamber of Commerce
Patch-Work Plotting Hurts Elyria Street Uniformity
The city should adopt foresight to curb real estate fragmentation that blocks uniform street layouts. The Reporter urges the chamber of commerce to act without cost beyond attention and to scrutinize plots so streets are planned as a whole rather than in isolated segments.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Eee
Stedio
Broad St
Tel
The
Aseesmerazes Psesemgeresesanensts
Life's Little Pleasantries and Frugal Advice
A tale contrasts a heir’s plan to spend his fortune with an elder adviser and a wife’s humorous demand for $100. meanwhile a health tonic advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for liver and bowel relief.
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Hollister
Intention to Spree Warns Police In Local Court
Henry Seekins was fined for intoxication after telling an officer he planned to get drunk and aiding the arrest. The incident led to a straightforward police method of warning others planning a liquid cargo. George Prescott of La Grange also paid $5 and costs after a morning hearing with Mayor Chapman.
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Henry Seekins
Seekins
George Prescott
la Grange
Chapman
Alleged pregnancy case leads to arrest in Fort Wayne
Albert Henniger of Lorain was arrested in Fort Wayne by Detective Frank Jor on a warrant from Justice Land's court. Miss Violet Wallace of Lorain, 18, accused Henniger of intimate relations that left her delicate condition. He was located by friends, brought to the city, and bound over to the grand jury after a hearing before Justice Lord.
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Albert Henniger
M. J Henniger
Lorain
Fort Wayne
Ind
Frank Jor
Justice Land's Court
Violet Wallace
Henninger
Fr. Wasue
Justice Lord
Baik
Portsmouth Times Weathered by Flooded Plant Press
The Portsmouth Times printed on yellow paper after a flood left fourteen inches of water in the plant and caused gas mains to fail. The incident disabled the big press and forced the paper to adapt its production during the crisis.
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Portsmouth Times
Vinol Cod Liver Oil Promises Lung Strength and Health
Advertising claim for Vinol tonic stating it strengthens weak lungs and aids recovery from consumption and coughs. Notes Vinol uses cod liver oil elements from fresh cod livers with odoriferous additives removed and tonic iron added, backed by a money back offer through Baby's Drug Store and agents nationwide.
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Vinci
Ely'ria
Baby’s
Elyria
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children
An old advert promises quick relief for feverish and unsettled children. It touts Mother Gray’s powder with claims to break colds in 24 hours, ease teething, regulate bowels, and destroy worms, with testimonials and mail order details.
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Mother Gray
New York
Kimily Maroun
Meriden
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
Eighth Spotted Fever Victim Dies in Castalia
Peter Hacker, the eighth fatality in Castalia’s spotted fever outbreak, dies at dawn as the town remains deserted and fearful. A vivid Pathé film show at Dreamland in Elyria block is announced for Friday and Saturday, with a special matinee for children. D D D Prescription advertised as relief for skin sores. Skating at the Roller Rink slated for Saturday with live music.
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Castalia
Peter Hacker
Pathe Film Co
Paris
Dreamland
Elyria Block
In New Yorker Sent Infernal Machine to Father-in-Law
A Right Place resident mailed an infernal device to his father in law claiming it was a joke. He now occupies a quiet cell as he formulates an explanation. Dr Hillis advocates poets and editorials would differ. Reporter Waat Ads claim to yield results.
Evangelist Violett to Lead Elyria Revival Next January
Evangelist Violett, a renowned Christian worker, will visit Elyria Church of Christ for revival services in January. A Litchfield saloon keeper who converted at Violett meetings poured liquor into a sewer, quitting the business after three years and finding support from new friends and employers. Mrs. Austin notes buckwheat cakes will please guests.
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Evangelist Violett
Christian Workers of America
Elyria
Church of Christ
Violett
Litchfield
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