Misleading Chronicle piece sparks county reaction
A Canton style letter in the Mansfield News is denounced as Chamberlain backed disinformation over Lorain county and Webber support. The reply asserts Webber holds nearly the solid Lorain delegation and broad backing, while Chamberlain relies on Webber’s rivals. Local notes include residents moving, visits, and a house tab le gift for a fortieth wedding anniversary.
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Chronicle
Myrht
Columbus
Mansfield News
Lorain
Chamberlain
Webber
Countiss
Lorain County
Mr. Wabber
Mr. Chamberlain
West Virginia Natural Gas Bill Sparks Local Concern
The West Virginia legislature considers a law to ban natural gas piping out of the state. Local reactions question impact on Logan Gas Company which supplies Elyria. An agent says Elyria gas comes from Licking Canal and West Virginia land is not essential. bill unlikely to pass.
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West Virginia
Thig
Lorain
Logan Gas Company
Logan Company
Sohranty
Elyria
Indiana
Ducks Hunters Find Unusually Thick Season Near Elyria
Elyria hunters report record numbers of ducks with feeding grounds piled and more mallards than eiders in the flocks. The birds are so plentiful that firing into the air risks hitting them, and many hunters return home with bagfuls to share.
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Hanters
Elyria
West Ridge Social and Obituary Notes
Mrs Alfred Grills and children of Cleveland visit Mr 8 Grills. A box special at A Mason on Wednesday evening invites all. Mrs has Pow entertained a quilting party Wednesday evening. Mrs Versey and Miss Sutliff attended Obrelin business. West Ridge loses longtime resident Mrs Schaden age 89 died Tuesday night leaving two daughters one son and many grandchildren.
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Alfred Grills
Cleveland
Schaden
M R Bennett
Sta
Local Nuptials Tie Lydia Dix and Cland Prentice in Cleveland
A Sunday wedding at Lake Avenue North united Lydia Dix and Cland Prentice of Cleveland with Ray Sooke officiating. The ceremony was intimate, followed by a bountiful supper, and the couple will reside in Cleveland. Other items note Mr. Kimble visiting, a move to Griswold road, a funeral, and residents hosting guests. Merida Yucatan discusses plans to build an electric power plant for street railway service.
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F. D. Deamade
Misa Lydia Dix
Cland Prentice
Cleveland
Ray Sooke
S Lorain
Mr. Kimble
Clveland
Deamade
Warren Collier
John Schmilken
Griswold Road
Bailey
Reainger
Famly
R Bemis
Lorain
Wella
Garrett
Horace Collier
Merida
Yucatan
Eliy
Tis
Blood and Liver Pills Promote Gentle Pain-Free Action
A historical advertisement claims amlins Blood & Liver Pills act gently and without pain. The small 5c label suggests a patent remedy marketed to soothe digestive or systemic concerns.
People's Column Notice on Publication and Responsibility
A fragmented note from a local column warns that the writer accepts no liability for opinions expressed. It lists required publication details and hints at quarantine issues affecting manuscript submission.
Chronicle missives spark warnings and jail report
A Bakers Crossing letter warns of Chronicle threats toward E G Johnson and Webber while recounting a deposition visit and a critical view of sensational reporting. The dispatch notes four men Charles Hinkel William Rhein burg Thomas Harvey and James Mahoney jailed Monday for burglarizing the DL S and M freight depot at North Amherst.
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Charles Hinkel
William Rheinburg
Thomas Harvey
James Mahoney
DL. 8
M. & Freight
North Amherst
Death of a Baby in Bond Street Household
The ten months old child of Mr and Mrs Patrick Carlan of Bond Street died early Tuesday morning of pneumonia. The funeral will be held at St Marys church at nine o clock on Thursday morning.
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Patrick Carlan
Bond Street
St. Mary's Church
Union Organizing Efforts Reported in Elyria Amid Traction Worker
A representative of a union is in Elyria working to organize employees of the Cleveland and Southwestern Traction company. Information is limited on the workers’ sentiment and it is not possible to determine the union movement's level of success or momentum at this time.
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M Anion
Elyria
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Company
Local Movers and Church Organ Purchase Highlight Kipton Area
Henrietta residents Mr George Backer and others plan moves on April first and nearby spots see residents Mr Eward Hand Mr Americk and Mr Adam Salt man. The Reformed church buys a new organ and G H Chapman sells M E B Hate products. An 1613 40 foot lot on Fourth near West avenue is listed for 81 000 until April lat at G RB Allen 633 West Broad street.
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George Backer
Kipton
Eward Hand
M.merick
Henrietta
Adam Saltman
Clarksfield
John Baker
Belle Saunders
North Amherst
W. Webster
Reformed Church
Fourth
West Avenue
G. RB. Allen
West Broad Street
Causes of Rheumatism and Athlophoros Claim
The advertisement states ninety five percent of rheumatic troubles stem from uric acid in the blood and that Athlophoros dissolves uric acid crystals. It promises cure or relief, claims a ninety percent cure rate, and directs readers to obtain the product from druggists or order a book by sending stamps to Athlophoros Co.
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Theody
Athlophoros Co
New Haven
Conn
Jet
Nestor Appointed Elyria Division Superintendent
J. A. Nestor takes charge of the Elyria division of the Cleveland and Southwestern Traction with headquarters in Elyria, succeeding E. W. Coe. Nestor, a veteran railroad man, has long worked with the Wabash and L. E. H. roads and assumed the role on April 1 with a focus on enforcing rules amid past unrest among crews. An Oberlin College art exhibition runs daily until April 10, featuring ancient to modern works with 15 cent tickets. Henry Ferrin critiques advertising, saying effective ads sell goods, not merely attract attention.
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J. A. Nestor
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Gos
Norwalk
Elyria
E. W. Coe
Nestor
Epveral Yeuth
Ing
Qoe
Oberlin College
Easter lilies scarce and high as cold weather bites
Greenhouse men warn lilies will be in short supply and costly this Easter due to severe winter cold and lack of sun. White Niccs or similar white blossoms will fill church altars as substitutes, with lilies blooming after Easter when demand drops. Names: James Lowell, Helen Phelps, Fred Manning, Electa Parsons.
La Grange Social Notes and Nearby Visits
Mrs. McGregor returns from Kansea City Kan after wintering with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Frank Barrett of Garlasle visited at C Manvilles Tuesday. Mrs J Frantz visited relatives in Lorain Thursday. Mr George Freeman suffers a hard lung cold. DD Gott of Cleveland was in town Saturday. Mr Clare K Wheeler of Cleveland visited his mother Mrs Hattie A Wheeler last week. Mr W Kelner received a basket of grape fruit from Charles Fuller of Mont Dora Florida. Mrs Fannie Wolcott and daughter Fern, milliners, were in Cleveland Tuesday to buy spring goods. spring opening begins March 26 and lasts two weeks at their rooms next Rawsons Brothers store. G Underhill F Green D Gardner and Mrs Gardner were in Elyria on business. Miss Berry of Farmingdale and Miss Barton of North Bloomfield have gone home for Easter vacation. There is a scarcity of hoses to rent in town. Mrs Farnum was ill with heart trouble recently. Miss Fern Wolcott visited Frisina in Lorain Saturday.
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Harvey Beal
Monos Beal
Robert Dumas
Murray Ridge
Perashing Place
Migg
Clara Snyder
Elyria
Joressin Boas
Hiyria
Spiegelberg
Ed Rathfusa
Lorain
Anna Beller
North Amherst
F. Baas
F. O. Fowl
H. Salibsory
Oase Road
Arthur Festler
Murray Rings
Refenning
Refening
Cleveland
Pheobe Farr
East Amherst
Mandayille
McGregor
Kansea City
Kan
Frank Barrett
Garlisle
C. Manvilles
J. Frantz
Lorain Thursaday
George Freeman
DD Gott
Clare KE. Wheeler
Hattie A. Wheeler
W. Kelner
Charles Fuller
Mont Dora
Florida
Fannie Wolcott
Fern
Rawsons Br Thern
G. ©. Underhill
F. Green
D. Gardner
Gardner
Miss Berry
Farmingdale
Mins
Barton
North Bloomfield
Farnum
Fern Wolcott
Frisina
Eight Room House for Sale on East Avenue
A modern eight room house built by the owner is for sale on East avenue with gas water bath roof furnace and all improvements. Includes a good barn at back. Price 3500 if sold before April 6. Address M. L. Mosher 626 Broad Street. 161 tax.
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East Avenue
Mosher
Broad Street
Meeting to Secure Big Industry in Elyria
A chamber of commerce meeting in Elyria discussed bringing a large typewriter plant to the city. The project would require about 40 thousand dollars in city expenditures but promises over 26 thousand dollars in monthly wages and 300 jobs. A joint public meeting with citizens is planned for Friday at the opera house under mayoral permit. locals like I G Sharp back the effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
L. G. Sharp
Opera House
Board of Public Service
Court suit filed against Champney and Wagner over promissory notes
The Court of Common Pleas records a suit by The Savings Deposit Banking Company. The action seeks 1275 dollars from A. E. Champney and 1845 dollars from George Wagner on alleged promissory notes.
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Court of Common Pleas
The
Savings Deposit Banking Company
A. E. Champney
Algo
George Wagner
Dof R Pedro Party Planned Wednesday Evening
The D of R will host a progressive Pedro party on Wednesday evening March 30 at the I O F hall. All are invited to attend. 1623
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D. of R
Pedro
I. O
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