Herrick Victorious in Statewide Republican Sweep
Republicans secured sweeping gains across Ohio with Herrick carrying the state by over 100000 and Hanna winning about 80 more votes than needed in joint ballot. Lorain and Cuyahoga counties favor the GOP, while Oberlin Wellington and North Amherst show rising Republican support.
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Herrick
Hanna
Ouyahoga County
Repubican
Lorain Counly
Oberlin
Wellington
North Amherst
Legislative
Masons Open Grand Lodge Session in Dayton
Nearly seven hundred delegates attend the first session as Dayton hosts the grand lodge of Masons. The body reports 601 lodges in the state and 55,114 members after the fiscal year, a net gain of 3,025. A church basement fair runs concurrently with the gathering offering foods and amusements. the fair closes Monday evening.
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Grand Lodge of Masona
Dayton
St. Mary's Church
Time Card Change Planned for Lake Shore Line
Officials of the Lake Shore railway near completion of preliminaries for a new time card set to take effect November 15. Changes this fall are described as minor, with only local conditions at several points along the line requiring adjustment.
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Lake Shore Railway
Tia
Ohio Knights Disobey Uniform Rank Plan for St Louis Trip
The Ohio brigade of Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias plans to travel to St Louis for the world’s fair in June, defying a grand encampment at Louisville. Maj. Gen. Carnahan calls a special meeting November 4 in Columbia. supreme officers say the action is disloyal and illegal and warn of a major dispute in uniform ranks.
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Ohio Knights of Pythian
St. Lona
St Louis
Grand Lodge
Loninville
Anguat
Toledo
Ohio Brigade
Great Enterprise Aimed at New Indiana Harbor City
A Great Enterprise plans a new port seventeen miles east of Chicago on Lake Michigan near Hammond Indiana. A semicircular inlet, a three and a half mile ship canal to the Grand Calumet river, 200 feet wide and deep enough for lake vessels, will create a vast manufacturing city. Backed by wealthy financiers from China and New York, the project estimates 3,000,000 cost, a three year build, and 10,000 workers.
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Indiana
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Hammond
Grand Calomet River
Chiesto
New York
Brownhelm Farmer Robbed By Burglars
Adam Henninger of Brownhelm reported Tuesday noon burglary at his home. Two watches, three necklace chains, two plain rings, an opal ring and two pairs of tracera were stolen valued at 115 dollars. Suspects described as two men were not found. police notified Lorain. Henninger is a well known prosperous farmer in the western county.
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Adam Henninger
Brownhelm
Lorain
Henninger
Guardian for his mother by a nineteen year old boy
A nineteen year old boy from Columbia Station has been named guardian of his mother, Margaret Plocinka, who lived on a six acre Berea area farm. The family includes five children aged seven to thirty five, with the oldest daughter married. The mother has faced accusations of intemperance and misusing funds, but the son will manage finances while allowing her to stay on the farm with the rest of the siblings ensuring her comfort.
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Michael Plocinaki
Columbia Station
Margaret Plocinaki, Jr
Berea
Lorain Steel Plant to Close Saturday
The Lorain Steel Company will shut down all departments Saturday and remain closed until January 1. Officials said the plant may reopen briefly if conditions change, with several employees reassigned to tube plant construction and steel plant repairs.
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The
Lorain Daily News
Lorain Steel Company
Fight on Cleveland theatre car ends with Ridgeway victory
In a Friday night incident aboard a theatre car from Cleveland, Harry Ridgeway defended a young woman from insulting remarks by a group of smart alecks. Ridgeway stood firm until Topliff rose and struck, triggering a rough fight in which Ridgeway prevailed. Conductor then had him deboard. Separately, Robert Osgood of Sheffield township was ruled epileptic on Tuesday and ordered to the State Hospital at Gallipolis.
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Cleveland
Harry Ridgeway
Smart Alexs
Ridgeway
Topliff
Robert Osgood
Sheffield Township
Galliopolis
Couple from Huntington and Baker's Croguing wed in Elyria
H Warren Chapman of Huntington Indiana and Misa Clara T Clark of Baker's Croguing were married Wednesday afternoon at the ME parsonage in Elyria with Dr. WO Dawaon officiating.
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H Warren Chapman
Huntington
Ind
Misa Clara T Clark
Baker's Croguing
Elyria
WO Dawaon
Freight boom at Lake Shore and Michigan Southern railway
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway reports record freight activity, prompting a shift of operations to Norwalk from Cleveland and Toledo. An automatic yard device at Collinwood, nicknamed the dump, speeds sidetracking from sixty to seventy cars to seven minutes. Crews have logged sixty to seventy hours overtime in the past month. An advertisement promotes Slocum’s piano listings at 692 West Broad.
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Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Crown
Norwalk
Cleveland
Toledo
Collinwood
October Railroad Fatalities Reported in Ohio
The State Railroad Commissioner lists October fatalities on Ohio railroads totaling 63. Employees 19, trespassers 38, travelers on highways 6, big passenger 1.
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Ohio
Treaparners
Widow Sues For Divorce In Separate Restaining Action
Cora B Colbert, by lawyers A E Lawrence and Clayton Chapman, sues Grant Colbert for divorce alleging marriage in 1902 and a January 15 intoxicated incident in which he threatened her with a razor. She says he has failed to support her, refuses to work, and seeks an injunction to prevent further molestation.
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Cora B Colbert
A E Lawrence and
Clayton Chapman
Grant Colbert
Probate disposition of Lewia Harte will in Brighton
The probate court admits Lewia Harte's will. He leaves one third to daughter Jennis Andrus, one third to granddaughter Alice Andrea, and one third to Mrs Charlotte Shunk.
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Lewia Harte
Brighton
Jennis Andrus
Alice Andrea
Char?elotte Shunk
YWCA Ohio Convention Opens at Oberlin With Denison President
The nineteenth annual YWCA convention of Ohio begins at Oberlin this Thursday and continues through Landsay. President Hunt of Denison University will deliver the opening address.
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Theineteenth
Young Women's Christian Association of Ohio
Oberlin
Landsay
Hunt
Denison University
Smith Crisp Nuptials at the Family Residence
The wedding of Chas. Smith and Mies Zadia Chap occurred at the family home at 6 30 Wednesday evening. Relatives, friends and teachers attended as Lohengrin’s march sounded by Miss Katherine Garford. Rev WE Gadmus led the ceremony with Mr George Crisp giving the bride away. The couple received many costly presents. Mr Smith works for Columbia Steel Co and Miss Crisp is a longtime Elvira teacher.
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Chas. Smith
Mies Zadia
Katherine Garford
WE Gadmus
Guy Smith
Florence Bickford
George Crisp
Smith
Columbia Steel Co. S
Mise Crisp
Elvria
Monolith from Barre to adorn Westwood mausoleum
A twenty seven ton granite monolith from Barre Vermont was hauled to Westwood cemetery for the mausoleum roof, four teams of horses aiding the lift. Oberlin Oberlin News October 30 reports a big game between Oberlin and Cage at Till Field tomorrow at 2 40 PM with strong student turnout and band support.
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Barre
Westwood Cemetery
Rebecca Johnson
Oberlin News
Oberlin
Cage
Big Siz
Gandy Starts Early After Missing Night Sleep
Clam Grandy a conductor on the Cleveland and Southwestern railway woke thinking it was four in the morning and rode a car at 10:80 instead of 4:10. He discovered the error on Middle avenue and rode to the next stop before returning home for more sleep.
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Clam Grandy
Haat 7Th Street
Cleveland and Southwestern Railway
Elyria
Middle Avenue
Grafton
Game Warden Dumas Receives Notice On Rabbits
Chief Warden Porterfield warns Dumas to enforce rabbit laws and cooperate with farmers to curb trespassers. Rabbits may be killed year round. open season for rabbita runs Nov 10 to November 1. Warden to arrest season violators. daily bag limits include 18 quail woodcock geese plover or snipes and 26 ducks. Rabbits may be killed anytime by owners or agents if pests damage property. prohibition on using a gun with noose.
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Dumas
Porterfield
Fell From Wheel Ruth of Newaberry Breaks Limb
Ruth, the lithe dachshund of Mr and Mrs Newaberry, fell from her wheel last week and fractured a limb near the hip. Take Lakative Bromo Quinine and if it fails to cure, all druggists refund the money. E W Grove’s quator is on each box, 250.
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Ruth
Droggista
E. W. Grove
Bennett Pleads Not Guilty in Oberlin Murder Case
John Bennett, accused of murdering his wife in Oberlin on October bth, was arraigned before Judge Webber and entered a not guilty plea. The trial was scheduled for December 7. Bennett spoke in a nervous but firm voice denying the crime.
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John Bennett
Oberlin
Webber
Bennett
Do Not Burn Autumn Leaves Says Ag Department Expert
An Agriculture Department expert in Washington advises against burning autumn leaves. Leaves protect soil by mulch, enrich lawns, and support grass growth. instead, collect for compost when waste would be harmful. Harley Heasler of Eyria died in Greenwich, Connecticut, of typhoid fever at his parents' home after weeks of illness, aged about 22, nephew of Stanley Griffin.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Nature
Harley Heasler
Eyria
Greenwich,.c
Mr. Horsler
Stanley Griffin
Crack Shots Ohio Guardsmen Push for Record Range
Adjutant General Guyer and Brigadier General Speake visit Newark to test a rifle range aimed at a 1000 yard challenge for the Ohio National Guard. The move seeks to elevate marksmanship and produce crack shots, with preliminary practice at home commands. Names Edward O Decker 22 and Mabel M Gibeon 20 are listed as Elyria township residents.
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Ohio Guardsmen
Newark
Guyer
Speake
Ohio National Guard
Edward O Decker
Carpenter
Elyria Township
Mabel M Gibeon
Good Roads Advocate to Speak in Elyria
Jay F Brown, special agent of the Good Roads Bureau, Department of Agriculture, will visit Elyria on November 14 to address a county Good Roads association meeting. He is a civil engineer who has overseen government guided road construction in multiple regions and will discuss current road projects and policies.
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Jay F Brown
Good Roads Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Elyria
Good Roads
Brown
Farmer Boy versus City Boy in School Ground Ethics
Supt WR Comings told a North Western Ohio Teachers association meeting in Oberlin that farmer boys succeed because they think and act together. He urged calisthenics and gardening to develop skill and environmental adaptation, arguing school grounds sports and supervision keep boys engaged and prevent idle mischief. Activity drives learning and sparks interest for future workers.
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WR Comings
Elyria
Northwestern Ohio Teachers Association
Oberlin
Cominga
Bia
Boards of Education
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Tor Jonuson
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McKinley
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Lake Shore
Elyria High School
Oberlin Bosipesa College
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