Seats in Congress Attracting Women Candidates in 11 States
A wave of women seeks congressional seats in 11 states including Mrs Izetta Brown in Virginia and Miss Belle Kearney challenging John Sharp Williams in Mississippi. Other races feature Mrs Annette Adams California Mrs Lelia Seton Edmundson Alabama Mrs Irene C Buell Nebraska Mrs T T Cotman Arkansas Mrs W A Cullop Indiana Mrs Winifred Mason Huck Illinois Miss Alice Robertson Oklahoma and Mrs Ella A Boole for New York senate on a dry platform.
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Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Izetta Brown
U.S
Senate
Virginia
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Belle Kearney
Mra
Peter Oleson
Jane B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Ella A. Boole
U. S
New York
Izetta Jewell’ Brown
Irene C. Buell
Annette Adams
Winifred Mason Huck
W. A. Cullop
Lelia Seton Edmondson
T. T. Cotman
Elyria Writer Tells What Women From 23 Countries Accomplished at Big Meet
Elyria writer Ruth Fuller-Stevens reports on the Pan American conference in Baltimore. The event drew delegates from 23 countries, with Baltimore hosts adapting venues at the Belvedere to accommodate the large attendance and a busy opening session on the Dentaury Roof Garden.
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Elyria
Ruth Fuller-Stevens
League of Womn Voters of
Elyvia
Baltimore
Baltiore
League of Women Voters
Western Hemisphere
Belvedere
Dentaury
Pittsburgh Chamber Special Train Will Stop at Elyria
Pittsburgh March 25 Arrangements completed for the twenty first Golden Rule Tour through Ohio Indiana and western Pennsylvania May 1 to 5 in an all steel train of twelve Paritian cars a party of 125 Pittsburgh business leaders will visit 17 cities over 800 miles The train stops Elyria May 4 at 1 50 p m for nearly two hours The tour aims to discuss good roads freight adjustments and trade improvement with manufacturers importers bankers and wholesalers on board and on the ground officials and committees are named including Marcus Rauh and A C Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce of
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsyvania
Elyria
New York Central Railroad
Yates
Marcus Rauh
A. C. Terry
The
Pitts
Thom Named Superintendent at National Tube Rolling Mills
Will H. Thom of Lorain has been appointed superintendent of rolling mills at the National Tube Co. Thom, formerly in the roll design department, earned the promotion by merit. He is the son of H. W. Thomas of Third Street and a Cornell graduate who joined the company after graduation in 1904.
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Will H. Thomas
National Tube Co
Thomas
H. W. Thomas
Third Street
Cornell
Factories in Elyria report rising output and hiring
A survey today shows Elyria factories reversing downturns with improved trade conditions since the year’s start. Firms boast expanded workforces and higher production, with many planning longer hours and larger orders. Notable comments cite doubled forces, full-time shifts, and hopeful futures across multiple plants including Martell Packing, Perry-Fay, and Willys-Overland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J. W. Brandt
Willys-Overland
Anding
Erin Troop Leader Slain in Athlone Conflict
Brigadier General Adamson commandant of free state troops in Athlone was held up and killed. Mutineer officers were arrested and taken to Free state headquarters. Fighting flares in the Ballagh ridge district of Aughnacloy with farmers evacuated and rail lines fired upon. Special constabulary reinforced as the situation grows serious. Dublin notes a hopeful mood after yesterday’s general strike with limited untoward events.
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London
Adamson
Athlone
Dublin
Free State
Ballagh Ridge
Aughnacloy
Belfast
Star
Special Constabulary
Six GOP candidates vie for Ohio governor nomination
The Ohio Republican field grows with six contenders seeking the party’s gubernatorial nomination as the state heads toward the August 8 primary. Notable entrants include Congressman Charles L. Knight of Akron and Colonel Garmi A. Thompson, among others, amid a tense battle in the President’s home state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Harding
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Garmi A. Thopson
Genoa Conference Turmoil Over Debt and Allies Loan
Genoa conference stalls on brink of failure as Russia seeks a thirty year moratorium and a five billion ruble loan in exchange for recognizing prewar debts. Poincare pushes for a hard line with a forty eight hour ultimatum, while Lloyd George criticizes policy. The Pall Mall Gazette claims Washington foresaw a Russia Germany alliance and refused to join Genoa. The U S prepares to speak when decisions emerge.
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Genoa
Russia
Poincare
France
Lloyd George
Bar le Duc
Europe
Pall Mall Gazette
Washington
Germany
Internat Et News Service
Flood grips Fort Worth with worst disaster on record
Fort Worth Texas reports the Trinity river rose to flood stage of 33.5 feet after an eight inch rainfall, with 26 feet rise in 12 hours. Widespread inundation, rescues by boat, and fires at Cameron Lumber plant cause extensive damage estimated over half a million dollars. Interurban service to Dallas halted. streetcar lines suspended as lives feared lost.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Trinity
Cameron Lumber Company
Dallas
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Pittsburgh Chamber
AY Elyria
Burgh Chamber of Commerce
H. W. Neely
Sam F. Sipe
J. Howard Arthur
Harry Dangerfield
W. J. Golder
G. Brown Hill
Frank W. Hughes
W. B. Jones
H. Leh Mann
Forrest P. Miller
T. L. Rose
William ©. Shuck
WT. Todd, Jr
Thomas F. Walter
Lawrence C. Woods
Elyrian
Superior Metal Products Co
A. EF. Adams
General Phonograph Co
Bonseur
Electro-Alloys Co
James Thomas
Garford Foundry
E. B. Cordrey
Enamel Products Co
H. H. Calvert
Elyria Iron & Stesl
W. W. West
Universal Crane Co
Q. A. Windsor
Fay Stocking Co
W. H. VanQster
Elyria Canning Co
H. McDonald
Elyria Foundry Co
Walter Davies
Elyria Machine Co
Erin
Slavet
Cayig
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