Elyria Paris council nominees lead with first woman candidate
In Elyria, Mrs Ensign led for councilmen at large with 1587 votes, the first time a woman was nominated for the city council. A slate including Sudro Rawson and Mrs Cora Ensign top the at large race, while Winslow Bradley Friday and Mueller led first through fourth wards. Overall turnout around 3,000 with city totals and averages noted. other races included Guthman for City Auditor Standen for City Treasurer and Baird for City Solicitor. Ex Major W F Orr failed to win the Democratic renomination. Wellsville mayoral race saw Grimm defeat Ingram 688 to 548, Dennis unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Rawson
Sudro
Cora Enign
Ensign
Winslow
Bradley
Friday
Mueller
Elyria
Martin
Rhoads
Tattersall
Scott
Hazelton
Rawson
Jones
Hill
Halpin
Andrus
Castle
Wellsville
W. H. Grimm
George D. Ingram
A. P. Dennis
Canton Mayor Nominee Victor Curtis Heads GOP Fight
Canton voters narrow three way Republican race with C C Curtis winning by 575 votes over C A Stolbers and A P Owen. Incumbent Herman R Witter is Democratic nominee. Curtis leads McKinley club. turnout about 5 000 of 32 690 with under 300 women voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
C. C. Curtis
Roetoe McCulloch
C. A. Stolbers
A. P. Owen
Ofice
Herman R. Witter
Curtis
McKinley Club
Carton
Ballot lineup set for Dayton city seats after weekend primary
Dayton voters produced a mixed field with three Socialists one Democrat and two Independents seeking the three city commission seats in November. Barringer led with 7 402 votes while Hale Wemze and Kelsley trailed. Democratic and Independent candidates faced weak opposition for other posts as turnout rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Aus
Tricity Commission
Wilbard Barringer
Dan P. Farrell
Charles Geisler
Frenuk Hale
David *Wemze
O. B. Kelsley
Citizens’ League
Dem
Crat
League
Can- Med
Socialista
Barringer
Wwe
Warnock Heads Youngstown GOP Ticket In City Vote
May or Fred J. Warnock was named to head the Republican mayoralty ticket by a two to one margin over Gus Roeright. John W. Kuhns was chosen by Democrats to lead their slate. Bond issues failed and the city manager plan was defeated while the Federallan was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Fred J. Warnock
Gus Roeright
John W. Kuhns
Wilson Re-nominated in tight East Liverpool mayoral primary
In a neck and neck race J. S. Wilson incumbent seeking a second term won the Republican nomination for mayor over Charles Brown by 15 votes at today's primary in East Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Wilson
Joseph
Opg
East Liverpool
Aus
J. S. Wilson
Charies Brown
Women Deliver Light Turnout in Marion Primary
In Marion on August 10 the primary drew a notably light vote from women. The Republican vote outpaced the Democratic by a wide margin in most precincts, baffling expectations raised by the Women's Voter League. Two women ran for the board of education, leading to speculation that female electors would heavily participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Auz
Marion County
Board of Education
Akron nominating races shift as voters back Gaylord for mayor
In Akron on Aug 19 the crowd rejected the platform of East and Doss proposed by Mrs. Alice Richards. The Republicans named CN. Gaylord for mayor and Democrats did not oppose. D. C. Rybold got the GOP mayoral nomination while William Williams led the Democrats. A sewer bond of 350000 dollars passed by 91 votes, with an official count needed to confirm Mary E. McGowan's nomination status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
East and
Doss
Alice Richards
Curahoga Falls
CN. Gaylord
D. C. Rybold
William Williams
Mary E. McGowan
Lorain Man Arrested for Forgery at Steel Plant
Walter D. Schall of Lorain was arrested on a forgery charge after reportedly selling three shares of U S Steel common in July under the name Fred W Alten. The stock was owned by Fred W Alten, who identified the stock but not how Schall obtained it. Schall and his wife denied involvement. Allen plans to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter D. Schall
West 18Th Street
Lorain
Russ Priefer
F.C. Sprague & Co
U_S_ Steel common
Fred W_ Alten
Allen
Schall
Manage
ER. McKnigh
Sprague & Co
Man Walks Out of Hospital After 51 Hours Unconscious
Steve Kos, 31, who lay unconscious for forty eight hours after a motorcycle accident, regained consciousness and asked where he was. A nurse explained and he dressed then walked out of the hospital stating he would go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Steve Kos
Kos
Columbus voters back daylight time and city reforms
Col umbus voters approved daylight saving time for next summer and upheld the merit system for municipal officers. Six of seven charter amendments failed. salaries for councilmen were defeated. Elected candidates include Fred P. Zimpfer Henry W Worler Reedle W. StcDonald Jork L. Davis Dr A F Griffin Judge John F Saidel Ervin V Mahaffey Dean C Throckmorten and Dena F Rerpolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fred P. Zimpfer
Henry W Worler
Reedle W. StcDonald
Jork L. Davis
A. FE. Griffin
John F. Saidel
Ervin V. Mahaffey
Cleveland Adopts City Manager Government by Landslide
Cleveland Heights yesterday adopted the city manager form of government by a vote of 10 to 1. Other contests in suburban communities were for local officers only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Heights
Hawkins Wins Republican Nomination for Steubenville Mayor
In Steubenville Frank A. Hawkins won the Republican nomination for mayor from a field of six candidates as less than half of registered voters turned out and women voters were notably light. A school levy of mills was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Aus
Frank A. Hawkins
Newark mayor re-nominated amid bribery charges
In Newark on August 10 A Atherton, facing charges of accepting bribe money from gamblers to permit gambling, was re-nominated by a 400 plurality. Emma D. Hickman, first woman on a local ticket, was named for council at large. Voter turnout was only about one tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Atherton
Davis
Emma D. Hickman
Cincinnati canal boulevard plan defeated in primaries
Cincinnati voters on August 10 rejected the proposed 4,250,000 canal boulevard by a 2 to 1 margin. Republican incumbent mayor John Galvin won re election, while Democrat Dr Charles J. Bonifield was selected as the opposing candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Canal Boulevard
John Galvin
Charles J. Bonifield
Trenton Manors Spring Nomination Returns Reported
In a quiet but spirited election Thprsday ELEB Stewart won the Republican mayoral nomination over A J Hannan by 65 votes with 3000 votes cast. W L Elkins defeated Siay or Collett for the Democratic nomination by 5 votes. Council seats drew nominations C P Mitten Gorf F W Wieteli and KF Na irS. Ward nominees listed Hush Mehaier J Lambert J W Harver W J Filuteese. Democrats named Miss Charl ie Hill for city auditor and Mrs CP Afe Kenna for council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Manors
Wonan
Ironton
ELEB
Stewart
A. J. Hannan
Major
Atiomer W. L. Elkins
Siay Or Collett
C. P. Mitten- Gorf
F. W. Wieteli
KF. F. Nairs
Overworked Women Push Self to New Heights
An advertis ement claims women across classes push too hard leading to prostration insomnia backaches and weakness. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an efficient restorative to head off serious conditions and avoid operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinkbalm
Wolran
Jlin
1.5 Million AA Workers Vote to Strike Across Rail System
Washington reports that all AFL railroad unions representing over 1.5 million workers have voted to strike over wage cuts. The action hinges on the so-called big four brotherhoods and eastern railroad executives responses, with a nationwide shutdown possible if allied unions join. A general strike is not expected before September 1, but regional actions loom. Pennsylvania’s system may be tied to a labor board order and new elections for worker representatives to renegotiate terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agenas
American Federation of Labor
Big Four” Brotherhood
Big Four
Eastern Railroad
Four Brotherhoods
Unfor
Pennsylvania
Penns Ivania
Railroad Labor Board
American Federation
Wild Excitement as Henrietta Bond Issue Carries
After Frerrietta election returns show the school bond issue approved 219 to 49 a 35 car parade toured the township with bells whistles and noise makers. The revelers were greeted by many and a prominent citizen allegedly egged the party. Officers consider removal from the county and possible arrest on multiple charges amid reports of several revolver shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frerrietta
Health Officials Probe Mendleson Reduction Plant
City Engineer Powell Dr G E Fretch and health board members visited the Mendleson reduction works to inspect the odor and waste. Dead animals and fertilizer byproducts are boiled to extract grease and liquids dumped into a river, causing strong odors for miles. Dr French condemned the plant and urged immediate action while a sewerage committee plans a council meeting to address conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
G. E. Fretch
Township Health Board
Chronicle- Telegram
Mendleson
Parix
Sol Mendleson
Dittoe
French
City Health Commission
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Harold Nash admitted, 1117 Middle avenue. Richard Beal admitted, Metamora, Ohio. John Penzes discharged. Harold Wash discharged, 1117 Middle avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Nash
Middle Avenue
Richard Beal
Metamara
Ohio
John Penzes
Onerlia
Harold Wash
Fire devastates Swift & C. poultry plant in Marton
A seven thousand dollar blaze gutted the Swift and C. plant at Marton Australia, killing most chickens but one rooster escaped. The bird reached a nearby roof amid dense black smoke as fifty crates of eggs were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marton
Aus
Swift & € C
Carpenter Forged 10 Quit His Job
L B Robenate of Lakesmore Ohio, a carpenter, suffered dizzy spells from six months ago and had to quit work. After trying medicines and doctors, he started Tanlac, and after one bottle recovered enough to return to work. He claims five bottles finished left him in better health than in years. Ad by J Adolphus Ebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
L. B. Robenate
Lakesmore
Oba
Akron
Ft Matial
Tarlac
Elyria
J. Adolphus Ebert
Advt
Governor Len Small Arrest Test Opens Legal Battle
Illinois Governor Len Small faces arrest and bond release set at 50 000 as plans emerge to test the legality in a court outside Sangamon county. State's Attorney Mortimer proposes a change of venue while defending the arrest as fair and necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Tit
Len Small
Illinois
Jadar Wes
Hades Corone
Sangamon County
Fred Mortimer
Sherif Henry Mester
Bord
Sangamon
Vernon Curtis County
Mortimer
Football Team to Hold Thursday Tryout at Pool Room
A group of players formerly known as Sacks Barbers will gather at the Kolinski and Birmingham pool room for a football tryout. Interest groups should arrive by 8 00 p m Thursday August 11 to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolinski and Birmingham
Federal tax cut reduces levy six dollars per head
Washington reports a clash between the legislative and executive branches under the Harding administration ending in a tax revision plan. The Ways and Means Committee drafts a measure to cut federal taxes about six dollars per person this fiscal year, with a projected revenue drop of roughly 90 million dollars. Debate centers on pay as you go versus deficits, as leaders push for tax relief to aid a Republican return to power in 1922.
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Washington
Harding
Confess
Jury Department
United States
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Thee Fort
Senate
Mellon
Hardine
Fugitive Youth Arrested After Erie Street Theft
Sheriff Backus took custody of Harry Tarior of 1320 Feast Avenue on a July 3 theft at John Lilly's store, valued at 250 dollars. The seventeen-year-old pleaded he acted alone, fled to Lorain then east by freight, and was found wandering in Erie. He will face Juvenile court before Judge Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Backus
Harry Tarior
Feast Avenue
John Lilly
East Avenue
Young Taylor
Erite-Pa
Iatin
Lorain
Erie
Wilcox
Morgan to Oppose Mayor Wm. Grall in Lorain Mayoral Race
T W Morgan won the Republican nomination for mayor of Lorain with H R Osgood named city treasurer and J W Standen city auditor. The city solicitor race remained undecided as the board of elections tallied ballots, producing a close result with Van Deusen ahead by two before two disputed ballots tied the count. Mayor Grall sought reelection as Lorain’s Democratic candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
T. W. Morgan
H.R. Osgood
J. W. Standen
Board of Elections
van Deusen
D. A. Cook
Grall
Auto crash claim seeks damages in Lorain
Albert King sues George Miller for $8000 after an July 8 collision in Lorain. He alleges two broken ribs dental damage and spinal injury from the defendant's careless driving while King was a passenger in a machine driven by Raymond Curry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert King
Edith Barrackman Seeks Divorce After Abandonment
Edith Barrackman of this city asks for divorce from William Barrackman claiming he wandered, moved her from city to city, left her to earn a living, and disappeared. She seeks divorce and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Barrackman
William Barrackman
Ana Alimoni
Baby Underhill Dies Suddenly at Seven Weeks
Friends of Mr and Mrs H T Underhill 429 Oxford Street sympathize in the death of their seven weeks old son Harvey Jr which took place Tuesday morning. The babe was well at four but at seven o clock the spirit fled. Funeral services held at the home at two this afternoon. Burial atUidgelawe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Underhill
Oxford Street
Harvey Jr
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Couples
Albert Koehn 22 machinist and Margaret Gooden 19 Elyria with Rev Burner. Harry Pearcall 39 farmer Wakeman and Gertrude Rood 37 bookkeeper Elyria with Rev Burner. Chalkey Smith 33 patrolman and Elsa Ashbolt 34 collector Lo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Koehn
Margaret Gooden
Elyria
Burner
Harry Pearcall
Farmer
Wakeman
Gertrude Rood
Chalkey Smith
Patrolman
Elsa Ashbolt
Twelve newsboys push for Niagara trip subscriptions
The Chronicl Telegram urges its twelve leading newsboys to target country districts for new subscribers. Pittsfield reports success with subscriptions. 277 new names added so far. A stronger push is promised to secure more readers and the free trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagra Falla
Pittsfield
George Glebel
Rollin Moran
Arthur Young
Albert Forman
John Cooper
George Weller
Aes
Robert Biles
Andy Molmer
Donald Musselman
Wiellis Whitmore
Eugene Henke
Ralph Yost
Richard Martin
Gordon Brown
Glen Troupe
Wallace Nichols
Aacae
Arthur Fishburn
Wae
Leonard Ronk
Feta Gee Victor Marklins
Dekwik
Raymond Rourke
George Hepser
Oo O'S Sey
Thomes Burns
George Williams
oLob.l. Ll
Tynomas Burns
Donald Reed
Ee Ema Joohn Thorley
Leo Wilson
Wiliams Thomasson
James Bradley
Peine
Robert Jonas
le le Bia
Charles Husted
Wilford Block
Wm. Eschka
Guy Farrand
Lle
Ageeegs
Folland Hites
Wm. Schuster
Jago
Joe Weller
Democrats Place Ticket for City Offices in WW Field
Democrats wrote in a slate for mayor Claude Bivins and a full set of officers. President of the Council H M Ebert Auditor Chas Guth Treasurer Fred Underhill City Solicitor George Walsh. Council at large D F Conley Hattie Hubbard Leo Myers. Ward ticket H G Giebel Roy Moulton W H Van Oster and Mrs Williard Granger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Bivins
H. M. Ebert
Chas. Guth
Fred Underhill
George Walsh
D. F. Conley
Hattie Hubbard
Leo Myers
H. G. Giebel
Roy Moulton
W.H. van Oster
Williard Granger
Countywide school bond issues pass for new buildings
The county votes approved all school bond issues leading to new buildings in Aton Lake Henrietta Brownhelm and Amherst. Election board has not released exact figures yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton Lake
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Amherst
Ohio checker championship draws and schedule
Asa Long 17 of Toledo and Guy Garwood of Ma comb drew this morning in the Ohio checker championship. Four more games tonight and eight more tomorrow, with the last four of the twenty to be played Friday. Long is favored to win. NEW YORK Aug 10 US Steel reports unfilled orders at July 31 total 4 830 324 tons, down from 5 117 868 tons June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
U.S. Steel Corporation
Seizure of Bonds Tied to Worthington Robbers’ Trust
Chicago reports the seizure of bonds worth 100090 from a Cleveland bank as part of a broad heist linked to John Worthington and his alleged robbers' trust. U S attorney Clinin notes further recoveries across Chicago Toledo New York and other cities with a confederate in Ohio expected to be captured soon. The War Department orders seven cantonments abandoned by September 1 with sale of most property except steerage houses roads and tracks at Davens Mass Sherman O Pike Arkansas Grant Illinois Jackson South Carolina Brags N C and Meade Maryland.
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Chicago
Cleveland
John
Clinin
United States
John W. Worthington
Toledo
New York
Worthington
Ohio
Washington
War Department
Davens
Mass
Sherman
O. Pike
Arkansas
Grant
Clinois
Jackson
South Carolina
Brags
N.C
Meade
Maryland
Attorney General Daugherty Pushes War Claims Legislation
Attorney General Daugherty appeared before the House Judiciary Committee to urge bills barring former government employees from prosecuting war claims against the government in the departments of the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daugherty
House, Judiciary Committee
Seven Win Freedom from Famine Aid in Russia
Washington August 10 The American relief commission led by Herbert C Hoover says no American food will move through famine stricken Russia without American directors. Americans will oversee supplies from border crossing to ultimate consumer, Hoover stated.
Market Openings in Chicago Wheat and Corn Gains
Chicago markets report opening prices for August 10 show wheat up 2 cents, corn up to 3-8, oats 3-8 to 5-8 higher. Lard falls five cents, pork and ribs inactive. Sept and Dec contract quotes listed for wheat corn oats lard and pork futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lara
Police officer killed in Memphis payroll robbery attempt
Four masked bandits attempted to seize an $8,500 Ford NiLotor payroll at the plant entrance. Officer P. A. Caraway died, another officer W. C. Harris was seriously wounded, and a Ford special agent was reported killed. F. E. McHenry and H. L. Gamble were present with patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
P. A. Caraway
Ford Nilotor Company
W. C. Harris
Ford Company
F. E. McHenry
H. L. Gamble
Liberty bonds opening prices listed for New York
The Aug 10 opening liberty bond prices include 31-25 at 88.58, first 4 1-4s at 87.78, second 4 1-4s at 87.72, third 4 1-48 at 91.80, fourth 4 1-4s at 87.82, victory 3 1-4s at 98.56, and victory 4 3-4s at 38.58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonds
New York
Victory
Cedar Point Opens With Four Games Delayed
Cedar Point reports the first four games of the season opening schedule are delayed. No exact reschedule times given. Local teams await updates from the athletic department as conditions clear.
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Stark
W. F. Orr
Williamson
Winslow Busa
Pereees
Carson Bradley
Wks
Daetiit Neobel
Nero
Carson's
Piazaney
Stark Mueller Tuckers
Frank H. King
Marion Federation of Women’s Clubs
Republicans Festerday
Russellville
Rhea
City Park
Herchel Ballance
James Taylor
Taylor
Ballance
Boulevard
Chronicle-Telegram
Carpenter
Lakemore
Baby Underhill
Zhi
Bevans
L-Al NS Bel
L-Ans
Joh Er
Puri
William G McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
Marfa
Texas
Warren C. Spurgin
Michigan Avenue Trust Company
Chihuahua City
Copenhagen
Baku
Moscow
Russia
Sandusky
Jay Cooke
Lowe -Weniere
Don ST
Cedar Point
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