Lorain shopmen wage dispute dates back to January
Morris J. Kelley president of the Ohio and Pennsylvania dollership and rail road accessory shop unions said the wage increase controversy has been before government officials since last January. He denies that demands were fled two weeks ago as Washington dispatches claimed. About 1069 Lorain railroad shopmen are under the strike order but not yet enacted.
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Lorain
Morris J. Kelley
Ohio and Pennsylvania
Washington Dispatches
Chey
Washington
Kelley Enid
Amherst Girl Runs Away For Third Time This Summer
Catherine Kritik, thirteen, of Amherst leaves home for the third time this season. Police are asked to search Northern Ohio for her whereabouts.
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Amherst
Catherine Kritik
Ohio
Yugo-Slav delegates to meet in Cleveland next month
Lorain and nearby delegates join 2600 Yugo Slavs gathering in Cleveland to plan opposition to autocratic elements in Jugo Slavinki and to promote a republican government modeled on the United States. Police in Lorain warn against horn blowing as a minor offense amid a fish market ban and licensing issues.
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Lerain
Jugo- Slavs
Yugo-Slavonian Republic Alliance
Cleveland
Jugo-Slavonki
United States
Lorain
Million Miles In Many Lands: Beauchamp’s Travel Legacy
Beauchamp, famed traveler and lecture figure, boasts 10 000 lectures and appearances across all states and territories plus Mexico Europe and Canada. He holds honorary life presidency in the International Lyceum Association helped found the National Historical Association and sits with multiple clubs and commissions. He quips he would be wealthy if his travel spending counted as money. His home is Hamilton Ohio where he suffered heavy losses in the 1913 flood.
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Seee Beauchamp
Mexico
British North America
Europe
Gz 13
International Lyceum Association
National Historical Association
National Arts Club of New York
National Child Labor Commission
The
Asiatic Society
Ohent
Natonal Eugenic Society
Navy League of the United States
Beauchamp
Columbus
Hamplton
Ohio
Fauver visit links Dayton and Cleveland kin in Roughville
E. E Fauver of Dayton visits his sister Mrs. F. G Root for a few days. Mr. and Mrs Carl Fauver of Cleveland are visiting Mrs. F. G Root.
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E. E Fauver
Dayton
Mrs
F. G. Root
Mrs Carl Fauver
Cleveland
F. G Root
Tobacco Habit Danger and Stop Smoking Ad
A period ad from Dr Connor of Johns Hopkins promotes Nietel Nicotol tablets to quit tobacco, warning nicotine dangers and claiming quick cessation. It urges readers to visit a drug store for the remedy and promises a forthcoming warning announcement by Doster Connor.
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Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Drogeista
Tony
Doster Conner
Four Foreigners at Lorain May Be Sent Back
Lorain Ohio August 4 James Antos fined two hundred dollars and held for investigation by U S Immigration authorities for deportation for operating a disorderly house Your other similar cases here are about to be deported on action Lorain Ohio August 6 Rursglory Maher Co of Cleveland contracts to supply coal to be used at water works for next year delivered here at three forty five per ton
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Lorain
Lorain O
James Antos i
U. S
Aweut
Glory Maher Co
Cleveland
Real Miracle Moran Shapes Reds to Pennant Hope
A glowing profile of Pat Moran, veteran manager of the Cincinnati Reds, highlighting how his leadership revived the club from 1915 through 1919. Moran, born in Fitchburg,Mass, built strong pitching staffs, guided a pennant run, and earned praise as he steered the Reds toward the top of the National League amid World War I roster changes. The piece traces Moran’s early career with Lyons and the Phillies, his shift from catcher to coach and manager, and his lasting impact on Cincinnati’s baseball fortunes.
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Patrick J Bioran
Fitchburglass
Tat Moran
Reds
Pat Moran
Philadelphia
Cts Steepy City
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Giants
Pichers
Pat
Cleveland
Fiteadburg
Mass
Lyons Club
New York
Mon
Johnnie Kling
Cub
Phillies
Moran
Charles Doom
Guaxer City
Heathcote
Winson
Tocks
John Garland
Local social notes from Elyria area residents
A roundup of visits and greetings among families in Elyria and nearby towns. Individuals named include Mrs. Rowland Morris, Alwah Seeley, Morace Seeley, Hattie Standen, Mrs. Lewis Taylor, the Jones family, Winifred Heathcote, and others. Activities mention visits to Cleveland, Graf ton, Amherst, and Oberlin, with several hospital stays and recoveries noted.
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Rowland Morris
South Lorain
Alwah Seeley
Graf ‘Ton
Hubert Day
Morace Seeley
Elyria
Harleman
Hattie Standen
Amherst
Lewis Taylor
Jones
Pittsburgh
William Jones
North Lorain
R Morris
Coy
Cleveland
Marriages and war returnees mark South Amherst notes
Local update from South Amherst highlights the wedding of Grace Chalmers to James Brennan performed at a private home, and profiles of returning servicemen including a World War I veteran who served in Co. B Sth Olio Rabbohal Guards. Residents visit relatives and note several family movements and health events in the community.
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South Amherst
Thelma
Helen Bryant
Cleveland
Dime Society
Oberlin
M. C. Kendeizgh
Hertha Saeger
Pippett
Lodi Roth
Combas
Cherry Vinson
Grace Chalmers
Robert Chalmers
Erie
John Welwand
James G. Brennan
David Brennen
Father Skheffacki
Albert E. Braas
New York
Devid Breonen, Jr
Hiysia Business College
Growm
Mit
Herman Arndt
M. HE. Miller
Akron
R Miller
Herbert Title
Mra.uis Merchant
John Werner
Walter Lutz
Iman
France
Jacob Fabters
Tauratay
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Ruth Friends
Lorain
Ethel
Olive Wilker
Martha Gerlach
Minnie Sabies
Elyria
Elmer Dueschles
Fair novice at swimming sets records early
Wiss Werle Curtis of Michigan shows promise as a 16 year old swimmer on the Detroit Wetroit team. On July Fourth at Lake Orion she swam the 75 yard back in 1 10 to set a new record for that distance. Her best time is 50 yards check stroke in 39 5 seconds, still four fifths of a second under the record.
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Wiss Werle Curtis
Michigan
Inhi
Northern High Rchoal Wetroit
Lake Orion
North Russia July gatherings across Elyria Oberlin and Lorain
Community notices list families visiting relatives in Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns. Several residents, including Bergs and Schramms, hosted or visited kin over the weekend. A Lorain YMCA camp for boys at Oak Point opened with about 100 campers.
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Lorain
Ang
Y. M
Oak Point
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