Conventions Open Across Cities With Noted Figures
A National Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers congress opens in Philadelphia while Lord Robert Cecil plans his first American address at a New York dinner hosted by the Foreign Policy Association. Other gatherings include the National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations in Louisville, the Tennessee Association of Master Plumbers in Chattanooga, and the Virginia Federation of Labor in Danville.
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National Association of Hosiery
Philadelphia
Robert Cecil
England
New York
Foreign Policy Association
Louisville
National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Association of Master Plumbers
Danville
Virginia Federation of Labor
Put a Premium Upon Efficient City Service
A newspaper editorial urges re nomination and re election of Elyria Mayor Asaph R Jones praising his five year leadership. It notes city unity improved finances sound enforcement of law and fair governance while acknowledging occasional disagreements. The piece argues continued leadership is essential for efficient service and civic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asaph R. Jones
Jones
Ohio
Elyria
M Svia
Gand
Yesterdays in Ohio 1832 to 1894 notable events recap
A compact timeline recalls Ohio and national milestones from 1832 through 1894 including the failure and reorganiza tion of the Commercial Bank of Lake Erie led by Leonard Case, a deadly explosion on the Oho River steamer Redstone near Carrollton, William McKinley's arbitration speech in Congress, and strike riots at East Liverpool. It also marks one year ago today with memorials and notable births such as Nicholas Murray Butler, Maj. George Haven Putnam, William B. Wilson, Hugh A. Jennings, and more reflecting on the era.
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Commercial Bank of
Lake Erie
Leonard Case
Oho
Redstone
Carrollton
Willam McKinley
Congress
East Liverpool
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Elizabeth
WN. J
George Haven Putnam
New York
London
William B. Wilson
United States
Scotland
Hugh A. Jennings
Pittston
National Negro Health Week Observed With Elections In Cities
The week begins with National Negro Health Week and municipal elections held today in several states. Mexico's first national livestock exposition opens in Mexico City with prominent speakers from Britain, the United States, and Canada at the National Conference on Education and Citizenship. In Toronto, a spirited mayoral campaign closes as municipal elections conclude.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Great Britain
United States
Canada
National Conference On Education and Citizenship
Toronto
Chicate
Eiec
ABE MARTIN Talks Fear and Amnesia in Ruhr Valley Reef Fand
Abe Martin quips about a character named Binkiey who fears an unseen danger in a Ruhr valley reef fand while noting a dry officer recalling where he bought a second round of drinks in a world of blurred memory and comic misfortune.
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Binkiey
Ruhr Valley
Komical Telegrams from a Cold Easter Weekend
Witty local notes recount chilly weather and social scenes. Jim Armitage and Max Goldstein share a smiling start outside Style Center as Easter weekend humor parades through Findlay and Elyria. References span blue laws, barber hours, taxes on tires, and playful jests about politicians and cars.
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Max Goldstein
Who's Who In The Day's News Laughlin Career Summary
Irwin B. Laughlin Yale graduate and former Jones Laughlin Steel Co treasurer shifted to diplomacy. He held roles from private secretary to U S minister in Japan in 1903 to consul general and secretary at multiple legations and embassies. Born Pittsburgh April 26, 1871, he later served as secretary to Henry Cabot Lodge during arms limitation talks.
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Irwin B. Laughlin
Yale
Jones-Laughlin Steel Co
Greece
U. S
Japan
Pat Tokio
Bangkok
Siam
iPeking
St. Petersburg
Montenegro
Paris
Turkey
Ber- Nin
London
Slor
Washington
Laughilin
Henry 1
Cabot Lodge
Langalin
Pittsburgh
Poems That Live Young and Old
The verses evoke youth and aging, contrasting a world of perpetual youth with one grown old. A speaker urges young men to seek passion and movement, then return to a steady place as time erodes vigor. The poem ends with a prayer that loved faces endure.
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Charles Kingsler
Gas and Digestive Relief Through Adlerika Remedy
An ad describes Adlerika as expelling gas and relieving pressure quickly to aid sleep. It claims the product removes old matter from the bowel, reducing stomach poison and guarding against appendicitis. Ebert's Drax Store at 571 West Broad St is listed as the supplier.
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Ebert
Drax
West Broad St
Adrt
France Halkanizing Europe by Ruhr Invasion, Says Pierrepont
Pierrepont criticizes France for invading the Ruhr and Balkanizing Europe. He urges the United States to push France to withdraw troops and to pledge League backing while ensuring Germany can pay reparations and regain solvency. He argues US policy has helped create present dangers and calls for courageous leadership.
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France
Europe
Ruhr
Pierrepont
B. Noyes
United States
Rhineland
Guerlnjany
Jand
England
Atlantic
Great Britain
Alliga
League of Nations
Germany
Former Elyrian to Lecture Friday
Jack Miner the Canadian naturalist visits Elyria on Friday April 6. He speaks to school children at 3 45 PM in the High School auditorium and again in the evening for King Solomon's Lodge No 56 F and A M members and guests. He will show two thousand feet of motion pictures about wild geese and ducks. Miner was born near Elyria and later moved to Canada.
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Jack Miner
Elyna
King ‘Solomon's Lodge
Street Light Service Resumes After Flood
Ten years ago street lights in Elyria were restored after the flood disrupted the lighting plant. Elyria citizens raised 1 750 dollars for relief in other flood hit areas. Amherst College drama group performed Taming of the Shrew at the opera house. Flood uncovered Indian bones near Natural Bridge and a bear in Cascade Park. A dispute arose between the city and Elyria Milling and Power Co over electric light charges.
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Elyria
Amherst College Dramatic Association
Cascade Park
Elyria P Milling & Power Co
Stolen Ford Roadster Recovered In Lorain Report
A Ford roadster owned by The Simpson Motor Co. was taken Sunday near Saint Andrew's church and later found abandoned in Lorain. Police seek 14 year old Tour Tomazeuski of 33 East 16th Street, who has vanished from home. A separate note recalls Sir Ross Smith’s round the world flight, estimating three months for such a journey.
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Simpson Motor Co
St. Andrew's Church
Lorain
Tour Tomazeuski
E. 16Th Street
Ross Smith
Building Permits in March Reach Eight Figures
Building permits totaling 80 400 were issued in March with 53 400 from the month. Seven permits for dwellings totaled 27 000. H G Redington filed for a 15 000 business block on East Broad street beside the Buick garage. Seabold Dairy Co. sought 9 000 for an addition on Lake avenue. Permits were issued for eight automobile garages.
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H. G. Redington
East Broad Street
Buick
Seabold Dairy Co
Lake Avenue
Armco Club Gains 30 Lbs on Tanlac
J M Simpson superintendent Armco Club Zanesville Ohio says Tanlac built him up thirty pounds after a rapid decline in health. He recounts weakness loss of appetite and shortness of breath before the remedy restored his weight to 185 and strength. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
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J. M. Simpson
Armco Club
Zanesville
Ohio
Alek
Tanlac
Ambiguous 1915 political fragment hints at American president support
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of América campaign for 1915 amid supporters and a court membership. Mentions a candidate in 1920 and possible ties to Presidental context, but details are unclear.
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Atlants
Jam
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Levern County Printing At
J. F. Burke
A. C. Hudnutt
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Fitt Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Solder
Brooklyn
Abe Martin
Komical
Jim Armitage
Charlie Chaplin
Findlay
Abont
Florida
Tone Munmich
Harry Hinkson
Eiytia
Fiorfida
Aiey Morgen
Louie
J B. Johnson
Ohio Public Service Company
Morgan
Kahn
Stankard
Tut
Adam
Eve
Herrr Wurst
Aighli
the Sandwich and Coffee Shop
Dolarnh KX
John J
Resar Florist
East Broad
Cheapsie
Second Street
Cleveland
Hall’s Auto Service
Willis
Optometrist & Optician
Murbach Biock Broad
Wees
Naval
Creamery Butte
Holcomb’s
Colum Conservatis
Busi
Spectalt
Ages Estim
R. le
Hardin
Ernes
Améniia
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