Elyria Mayoral Candidates Debate City Plans and Tax Rates
Elyria candidates discuss water and electric rate policies, city planning, and park development. They debate municipal control of beaches and garbage, traffic enforcement, and support for health and moral organizations, stressing priorities for streets, schools, and public welfare.
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City Planning Commission
Broad Street
Dept. of Public Health
Elyria
Soren Lerain
Sisver
Board of Health
Ballot items outline local public policy proposals
The list presents voter proposals on street improvements aided by Piedees, license and speed controls, a universal transfer system for car fare, liquor law support, funding for health and sanitation, quarantine updates, and private garbage collection contracts. It notes preferences for municipal controls and prudent use of public funds.
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Fators
Childen
Board of Health
Councilman First Ward John A Winslow outlines fiscal views
John A. Winslow born 1878 Dover Ohio resident of Elyria outlines positions as Elyria councilman. He proposes 15 percent salary reduction for officials except Auditor and Council, seeks water rate cuts, questions electric rate hike, praises gas bargain, supports City Planning Commission with funding doubts, favors park development, and would limit school bonds to essential needs. Education funding noted at 6 percent of $2.02 tax valuation in 1920.
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Eer
Ping City Park
Belden
Ohio
Board of
House Committee
Red Cross
de Cross
Tera
G. Andrm
LaPorte
Lorain County
Elyria High School
Ireland
Elyria
Lorain Country
Coun
William ¢. Hi
North Eaton
Hag
Zasa
City Planning Commission
John A. Winslow
Dover
Council
Elstia
Sevice
Oity Planning Commission
Essen
Merchants Help Fund County Horseshoe Tournament
Merchants donate to the county horseshoe tournament to support a large field of contestants. The event will be held at Cage Park on Sunday the 14th with afternoon play and local sponsors backing the tourney for the honor.
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Ta Cage Park
SungGar
Sundar
Draft deserter listed in Thursday paper
The brief notes a deserter named James Frank Aboles Rer Lea Siyers from Kansas last listed in 1918 at Fort Douglas during the war. He is said to be buried at Fiewathu Kansas. The report claims he registered locally and later returned home in Hawaii without notifying of a change of residence.
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Pater
James Frank
Lea Siyers
Milbi
Kansas
Ft. Douglas
Fiewathu
Kasses Ske
HiawWaiha
Chinese Chow Dog Missing From Home
Emvria residents seek a Chinese Chow dog believed to be wandering after straying from 234 Woostar Street. Owner Mr J Zeller reports the pet missing this morning and asks anyone with information to contact authorities.
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Emvria
J. Zeller
Zeller
Woostar Street
Chronicle reporting on emancipation tables
The Chronicle notes that tables for whites at the emancipation celebration were not correct though one set of tables was in use. It states that tables for white attendees were reserved and served.
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Chronicle
Tele
County Tournament Draws Wide Interest and Goods
A local event plans a large cash prize, merchandise, and refreshments as it aims to be the county’s largest and most successful tournament. Entries flow in from outside towns and a strong list of participants is forming.
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Elytia Mercksni
Free trip contest boosts Chronicle boys and subs
Last week the Chronicle Telegram boys entered the free Niagara Falls trip contest and increased subscriptions by 10 259. The paper and participants are proud of the showing and prizes are promised for non winners who still earn pay. Standings ahead show many names and scores as leaders push toward finish with surprises expected.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Niagara Falls
Cro
Giebel Roilin Moran
Arthur Young
John Cooper
George Weller
Robert Biles
Albers Forman
Andy Mother Holils Whitmore
Gordon Brown
Bellard Wites
Wr. Shusters
Joe Welter
Eugene Henke
Ronald Musselman
West Lotts
Ss Gien
Richard Martin
Joe
Wallace Nichols
Arthur Fishburn
Leonard Ronk
Victor Markling
Raymond Hourke
George Henser
Thomas Burns
Weseee
George Williams
Theta William Washka
Howand Dean
Ian
Friar Smith
Bogie Ae Coe
John Dombroski
Emil Troupe
Lebwite
John Yaschan
Donald Reed
John Thorley
William Thompson
James Bradley
Robert JoBbr
Woodmen Picnic at Crystal Beach Draws Large Crowd
The Woodmen of the World plan a Crystal Beach picnic Sunday attracting many from Lorain Erie and Huron counties including Elvira Huron Sandusky Norwalk Amherst and Avon. The event features novelty contests such as bottle filling, eat and whistle, wheelbarrow race, races for men and women, a greased pig chase and a fat man’s race with 35 prize for catching the pig.
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Crystal Beach
Lorain
Erie
Huron
Elvria
Sanduski
Shinrock
Norwalk
Anmherst
Avon
Hivria
Testing Automobile Lenses At Ohio State University
Professor F C Caldwell of Ohio State University oversees tests at the Ohio Experiment Station evaluating candle power and anti glare properties of various headlight lenses to determine compliance with a new headlight law effective Aug 16. Lamps with 21 candle power bulbs form the standard, with prescribed candle power limits across chart points to protect motorists from glare.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
F. C. Caldwell
Ohiio
State Highway Department
Point FE
Point D
Caldwell
Rain Predicting Leaves and Fairy Talk in Meadow Tale
Peggy and Mr. Black Ant discuss signs of rain as leaves turn and fairies dance above the meadow. They note insects, the sky clearing, and the coming shower, with Peggy hoping for rain to ease the drought and help the farmer. The scene ends with clouds gathering and rain approaching.
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Wes
Pegey
Mr. Black
Peggy
Ces
Black Ant
Neuspaper Feature Service
Odd Facts About World Lifestyles And Myths
A miscellany of curious notes on copper alloys, bread consumption, rice sustenance, and a large English trade of disabled workers. It also chronicles marriageable women in France postwar, Maitwartchl in Fussia with barred entry, the legendary El Dorado, timber ages for tennis and pianos, sea shell acoustics, and various superstitions surrounding shells.
Ashland case and local deaths in Indiana report
Mrs. Philip Wahl of LaPorte faces grand jury on shooting with intent charges after shots struck Mrs. McMillen of West Salem and a necklace. authorities note a triangle love affair as a factor. Jacob Kieffer, 39, a Lake township blacksmith, dies. Dr. Orville Koplinger, formerly chaplain at Indiana Reformatory, speaks on a pew event.
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Ashland
Philip Wahl
LaPorte
Ind
McMillen
West Salem
Fred
Jacob Kieffer
Lake-to
Orville L. Koplinger
Nanafeld
Women’s Republican Club Debates Gas Plant Favorability
A representative group from the Women’s Republican club met at the Redington Block to discuss candidates and municipal utilities. Members favored building an artificial gas plant for heat units despite higher per thousand feet costs and criticized the council for not raising the gas company bond when approving higher rates. The group will not meet again before Tuesday’s primaries, with an executive committee plan for a large mass meeting before November.
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Women’s Republican Club
Redington Block
John Bins
Coroner Investigates Slaying of 7-Year-Old Walter Dennal
In Akron on August 6, coroner reports Walter Dennal Jr. was murdered and his body found in the Cuyahoga River by a mother following a hunch. Authorities search for the killer while asserting the boy died before being placed in the water. The corpse bore tar on the face. investigators note sewers feed into the river. The mother suspects foul play despite police theory of accidental drowning.
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Akron
Walter Dennalson
Cuyahoga
Dennison
Kert
Pollicas
Brownhelm Nuptials End Honeymoon Plans In Ohio Church
Miss Louise M Leimbach daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Leimbach Brownhelm wed Elmer L Kneise son of Mr and Mrs Adam Kneise Rugby in a single ring ceremony at the First Reformed church parsonage witnessed by the couple’s parents They plan a Buffalo Niagara Falls honeymoon and will reside with Kneise’s family after graduation the groom a Brownhelm high school graduate class of 15 and the bride a Brownhelm graduate class of 18 are celebrated by friends A four year old Ruth Bringman Brownhelm Station was treated for a cut near the right lung after breaking a glass pitcher of water healing well
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Brownhelm
Louise M. Leimbach
Frank Leimbach
Elmer L Knneise
Jim
Adam Kneise
Rugby
Reformed Church
Vermilion
B. R
Heller
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Brownhelm High School
Ruth
Peter Bringman
Brownhelm Station
Commencement Exercises in Vernilion and Miflin Townships
After leaving penal institutions, Vernilion and Miflin Townships hold commencement exercises in August.
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Vernilion
Miflin
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