Wilford in the Race but Feels No Win for Stevens
Wilford remains in the race while his supporters rally to block Stevens. Observers expect Wilford to withdraw and back Stevens, but he signals a bid to complicate the outcome. A delegation meeting is scheduled at City Hall tomorrow morning at 8:30.
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Kyrin
Stevens
Wilford
Nike
Duc
Hin
Adan
Baer
Lorain
Saturnas
Reid Hottana
Steven
Dong
AL. Lawrence
Noewich
Enire
Moring
Girl Burned In House Fire Shows Improvement Likely To Recover
Dr George Black reported Mrs Mary Henke’s two year old daughter of Huron Street burned Thursday has shown slight improvement Sunday. Doctors say the chances of recovery are good and the child remains under care.
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George Black
Mary Henke
Huron Street
Weller Patents Wood Fiber Cutting Machine
Superintendent George J. Waller of the water works department patents a wood fiber cutting machine and assigns the invention to the Ohio Fiber Machinery Co. of the city. The device is described as varied and a great aid in wood fiber cutting.
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George J. Waller
Water Works Department
Tian
Ohio Biber Marhinery Co
County Convention Prepares to Endorse Herrick Candidacy
County Republicans move toward endorsing Governor Herrick at the county convention. Delegates are expected to be instructed to vote for Herrick at the state convention as a sign of party support for re election.
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Herrick
Leakis
Coroner to Probe Blast Furnace Tragedy
Coroner Hroueh will investigate the death of George Hubbard to determine if any party is at fault. Hubbard’s brother Edwin says workers could detect gas and wet away when fumes were strong. Dr. Frenel notes Hubbard died almost instantly. witnesses claim he was moved from fumes.
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Hroueh
George Hubbard
Winlay
Hessus
Thubbard
Edwin Hutbard
Frenel
Dr. French
Central Office Calls And Caller Confusion Prompt Lessons
A reader urges Central Office staff to improve call-backs to misdialed numbers to avoid embarrassing misidentifications such as probate judge or mayor. The writer notes late night errors after dances cause inconvenience and wasted time, advocating verification to spare callers and operators from further errors.
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Met
Solomon Arendelsohn
Central
Rtepa
Patisnes
Public Health Board Delays Contracts and Projects
The state health board rejected an unconsidered letter urging quick plans for a purification plant. It rescinded a stone walk contract after engaging Wellert, then awarded to C. H. Mienke. Bids were approved for Chestnut street sewer by Granver & Ingleton and for iron water pipe by U.S. Pipe Co. Elyria Iron & Steel Co. asked for a special water rate, which the board did not act on. The pump controversy was not addressed.
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Board of Public Servies
Omer
State Board of Public Health
Plas
Wellert
C. H. Mienke
Granver & Ingleton
Chestnut Street
U.S. Pipe Co
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Hubbard Funeral Notice for George Hubbard
The funeral for George Hubbard who suffocated at the Lorain steel plant will be held Saturday at 1 o clock from the residence 147 Spruce Street Rev W Johnson of the Baptist church will officiate Burial will be in Fort Range.
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George Hubbard
Lorain
W. Johnson
The
Baptist
Watch on the Rhine draws large audience at Eblyna Theatre
A Thursday night crowd at the Eblyna Theatre saw The Watch on the Rhine. Principal Al H. Wilson received strong applause for his performance in what was described as one of the season's best plays.
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Eblyna
al. H. Wilson
Base Ball Players Plead Not Guilty in Avon Indictments
Ten young men indicted for playing base ball on Sunday at Avon were arraigned before Judge Washburn. Eleven indictments were issued but Charles Chambers fled to Pittsburgh. Defendants posted bonds of 50 dollars each. Cases to be assigned Monday afternoon. motion for change of venue in Werth cage to be filed Monday.
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Avon
Wash
Moray
Guiley
Charles’ Chambers
Pittsburg
Wurs
Nick and
Tod Smith
Frank Cavanaugh
Jane Gore
Charles Wright
Charles Cristner
Janes McDermott
Jett Bucchanan
Charles Add
B. O'linten
Washburn
Circuit Court
W. Werth
Cage
Organize New Union Among Yellow Line Men
A.L. Behner, organizer for the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America, works to establish a local union among yellow line workers. He seeks support from the Lorain Central Labor Union in this effort.
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Yellow Line
A.L. Behner
Amalgamand Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
Boehner
Lorain Central Labor Union
Mayor Starts City Employment Drive For Street Men
Mayor Wolger announces a municipal employment initiative to place down and out men on farms and in factories. He has already secured two jobs and plans to widen the program, framing it as a step to build character and provide work opportunities. Glen's Beach openings and local sales plug follow in the notice.
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Thon Wolger
Fauroute
Drorkarda
Annauness
Triumph of an Empress at local theatre hailed by Sandusky Register
The Sandusky Register reviews The Triumph of an Empress starring Mildred Holland as Catherine the Great. The piece praises Holland’s powerful, sincere performance and the production as a strong, balanced, and memorable interpretation the audience warmly applauded despite warm weather.
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Sandusky Register
Theodore Kremer
Catherine the Great
Russia
Kremer
Mildred Holland
Self
Little Playhouse
Miss Holland
Peanut Boys
Mage
Catherine
Iifi
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