Progressives to Reform Elective System in Nation Meeting
The gathering of Progressive senators and labor leaders, led by Lafayette, debated nonpartisan aims and planned reforms to the electoral system. Lyon Frazier warned farmers face “distress” from freight costs as delegates formed committees to draft resolutions and reorganize political processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Lyon F. Frazier
North Dakota
Northwest
Ex J
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Herbert F. Baker
Farmers National Council
Frederick P. Howe
Granville
MacFarland
Elizabeth Hauser
National League of
Ethel Smith
Womans Trade Wanion League
Andrew Wuruséth
Prescient International Union
Edward Keating
Colorado
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotve Engineers
Ben C. Marsh
Dante Pierce
Des Moines
Yjowa
Senator Ladd
Republican
George J
Record
Jersey City
Roosevelt Progressive
Frelingauysen
New Jersey
Abbey Scott Baker
National Womans Party
Fose Yates Forster
Womans Trade Union League
Rank Morrison
Leam County Medical Society Meeting Tuesday Evening
The annual meeting of the Le im County Medical Society is set for Tuesday evening at 8 30 at the Y M C A. Dr G E Moyer will present an address titled Historical Sketch of Military Medicine and W E Hart will report a case. Dr W A Mcintosh will discuss Scarlet Fever. OMicera will be elected. The society, now about members, is in prosperous condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leim County Medical Society
Omicera
G. E. Moyer
Elyria
W. A. Mcintosh
Oberlin
Serous Fares
Six Men Fined For Liquor Vanishing at Federal Warehouse
In New Orleans on December 2, six men including five watchmen and one elder operator were suspended from duty at the federal building by Washington order after the loss of more than 4000 dollars worth of liquor from the prohibition warehouse under U S Marshal Victor Loisel. The men face charges of neglect of duty as the missing shipments include imported champagne cognac vermouth and rare whiskies.
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New Orleans
Dee
Federal
Washington
United States
Victor Loisel
Kill Uncle for Nephew Crime in Texas
In Waco Texas on December 2 Berry Grayson the uncle of Jim Johnson was killed by men seeking Johnson after an alleged assault on the sheriff Horatio Mayo’s wife. Grayson reportedly held a shotgun when shot. Johnson, surrounded in a 1500 acre field, is feared to be lynched as he awaits transfer to the penitentiary.
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Waco
Texas
Berry Grayson
Jim Johnson
Horato Mayo
Johnson
Teporis
Grayson
Thanksgiving Feasts and Family Visits Amid 1929 Turmoil
Residents and relatives from Elyria Lorain and surrounding areas gathered for Thanksgiving as Mr. and Mrs. A J Heinzerling hosted kin. Lawrence Linn Arnold and guests reported travel for a mission preventing one official from chairing resolutions. Families like Brandan, Pickthorne, and Birkel shared meals and travel tales across Ohio and Florida.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Wurlitzer
Cincinnati
U.S
Liunei i. Montgomery
West
Lawrence, Linn
Arnold
Elyon
Heinzerling
Erlin
Maron Coultrip
Obertin
W. 5
Coultrip
Marion Haies
George Pickthorne
Collins
J. R. Lawrence
Terryville
W. A. Moulder
A. F_ Brandan
Saraseda
Florida
A. F. Brandan
Jesse Berkmyver
Joe Birkel
LaGrange
Aie Lawrence
Elyria
Local Personal Notes Highlight Social Visits and Meetings
The Colonial Club meets with Mrs. FL W Waterman on Monday afternoon followed by the McKinley PTA informal gathering and get acquainted program. Numerous local residents host and visit relatives over Thanksgiving with multiple out of town guests and family dinners noted at several streets and avenues.
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Colonial Club
FL W. Waterman
Broad Street
McKinley Parent-Teachers’ Association
D. Cameron
Avon Lake
Mes. C. McMullen
Clark Street
Frank Sullivan
Hamilton Street
James Sullivan
Cleveland
Robert Inglehard
Little Son
bLouraht
F. W. Pahl
Oxford Street
Jimmy Pahl
Lorain
Fannie Bainbridge
Robert
Harvard Avenue
Robert Bainbridge
Fields
W. E. Patton
South Maple Street
W. H. Turner
Mildred
Amherst
Wm. Workman
Spruce Street
Lola Willard
B. Ranchfuss
Ninth Street
Martha Smith
Garford School
Tuscarawas
Ralgi
Whitney
East Avenue
J. C. Steineman
Sanctuaky
C. FE. Water
Geo. Hastings
Penfield
H. G. Hastings
Litchfield
R. Dague
R. E. Bowman
Wellington
Henry Loescher
Confesses Continued From Page One To Grave Crime
Norkin testified Becker forced his wife’s murder with an iron pipe. He watched the grim act from the garage and says Becker ordered silence. He helped out of friendship, received no payment, and vowed never to reveal details.
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Nar
Becker
Keaper
Norkin
TwoPipelines Upgraded At Elyria Plant And Political Milestones
Elyria updates show a $1,000,000 project with duplicate plant sections and new 38 inch pipe extending from Penfield junction toward Lake Avenue, plus two old high head pumps moved to the new plant. Marion Griffin to sit in Tennessee’s next general assembly. Arena Thomps, 99, active in Polk county sheriff race support. Liberty bonds listing closes with varied prices and series.
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Penfield Junction
Beck
Lake Avenue
South
Miss Marion Griffin
General Assembly of
Tennessee
Arena Thomps
Polk County
Alabama
Liberty Bonds
New York
Cvicseee
Experts say immortality possible via yeast vitamins and glands
A Rockefeller Institute experiment cited by Scientific American argues barring accidents and disease humans could live indefinitely. It attributes aging to interdependent organ failure and highlights vitamins from yeast as key regulators of digestive glands. Dr. Alexis Carrel’s work cited as suggesting longevity may be achievable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Scientific American
Alexis Carrel
Carrel
France
Complex repair plan for postwar veterans at Hoboken
Authorities face a difficult task restoring 191% veterans stranded in Europe and landed at Hoboken by the American Red Cross. Welfare workers in New York seek jobs for ex-Yanks who hoped to settle in Europe after service but faced hardship. Many married French or German women and started families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
American Red Cross
Europe
American Aid Society
Pares
New York
United States
End
Babes
Market Notes and Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Regions
Markets report mixed grain and livestock prices with wheat corn and oats higher at the open. Cattle receipts 200 with slow market. calves 200 with steady top $12.50. sheep and lambs 500 with top $15.65. Regional Thanksgiving summaries note families from Oberlin Norwalk and Cleveland sharing meals and sermons, with evangelistic services in Birmingham and local gatherings cited.
Stocks Rise Firm in New York Trading Session
Stock market opens solid with many active issues edging up. Mexican Petroleum leads gains, up 2 to 225, while American Woolen rises 5 3 8 to 95 3 8 and copper grades inch higher. Reading above par, International Harvester slips after dividend news. broader list shows mixed fractional moves across steel, sugar, and utilities amid a generally firmer tone.
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New York
Utah
Baldwin
Alas Hubber
Ailis Chelmers
American Agricultural
FOS
American Car & Fou
American Locomotive
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining Fa
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen - Zane Yee
Atchison - Atlantic Gulf & Wot
Baldwin Locomotite
Baiimore & Ony O
Bethlehem
Batte & Saralifornia
Canadian Pac
Central Leather
Peers & Chic King Conner Ee
Colorado Fuel
Columbia Gas & Elanks Consolidated Gas - Se Corn Products
Crucible Steel Delaware & Hudeg Atioy Co
Goodrich
Northern
Ure
Nifnois Central
Inspiration Copper
Int
Nickel
Kennecate
Lehigh Valley
Midvale Steel
National Enamel & Stann Sw. OY
Centra
N. Y
N. Ho & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific Pure
Pennsylvaniam
Gas - Pitts Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Ee Sue Ray Consolidated
Republic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Fexas Co
Union Pacific
U.S. Ind
Jenkins and Capen Brants Celebrate in Birmingham
Mr and Mrs L H Jenkins and John Capen and Mr and Mrs Alfred Brant and daughter visit Birmingham for the County Line column on December 2.
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Birmingham
L. H. Jenkins
John Capen
Alfred Brant
Funeral set for Richard Wilford in Brownhelm Monday
Mrs Phy 5 of Brownhelm widow died yesterday at age seven ts old. Burial will be at Brownhelm with service Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Rev I leaves charge.
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Mast
Dev
Phy
Brownhelm
Yesterdar Fain
Brownhelm Ann Vv
Richa
Woodmen of World to Build Sanitorium War Memorial
The Woodmen of the World, a large fraternal group, begins a tuberculosis sanatorium in San Angelo Texas titled The Woodmen of the World War Memorial Sanitorium to honor members who died in World War I. It will be a three story Spanish mission style facility with open air verandas and a monument listing fallen Woodmen.
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OMA A
Neb
Woodmen of the Word
San Angelo
Texas
W. A Fraser
Storum
Woodmen
Trent
New
Mexico
Arizona
Nova South Carolina
Virginias
New York
Aiain
Medica
Mireur
Nurges
O.e
Fraser
Becaus
Saranac Lake
Adirondac
Welln gton notes and local events in brief
Pittsfield December reports residents attending church gatherings reading notices at Epworth league and United Congregational church. John Watkins photographed in Cleveland paper and feeds of 159 turkeys noted. Mrs Gill celebrates 90th birthday with out of town guests. guests from Elyria Oberlin Brigh ton Rochester and Camden. Community scenes include sickness and family visits. Wellington High School junior class gathering with classmates and refreshments.
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Pittsfield
R. E. Peart
Nellie McRoberts
Marla Braithwaite
United Congregational Church
Wimmfield Avery
Cleveland
Melissa Gill
Andrew Gill
Rochester
Charles E. Gill
Brighton
Mary Peabody
Henrietta
Einathean Peabody
Camden
Out of Town
Lena Carter
A. E. Halti
Elyria
Willis Stone
E. Houghton
Oberlin
Otis Sakes
New Oberlin
Adam Geist
Kipton
Ray Lounsbrough
Vitle
Thanksgiving Day Social News From Ridgeville Area
N Ridgeville and nearby communities share holiday updates. Mr and Mrs H G Stacey hosted Florence Stacey of Clavedaevd for Thanksgiving. Miss Sarah Gerlach, center school teacher, returned after her mother’s death. L E Sutiff of Elyria visited cousin Mrs E Versoy, recently ill but improving. Mr and Mrs Ault visited Klenda in Medina. The Bassett family celebrated Thanksgiving with relatives on Butternut Ridge. Mgrs L Redington of Elyria called.
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North Ridgeville
H. G. Stacey
Florence Stacey
Clavedaevd
Sarah Gerlach
Uer
L. E. Sutiff
6Th Street
Elyria
Ridgeville
E. VerSoy
Ault
Klenda
Medina
Mir
Sean Bassett
Butternut Ridge
Mgrs. L. Redington
Elyria Call
Dinner Stories and a Diner Conversation
A Virginia newspaper excerpt recounts a diner discussion about Ford’s democracy and a boastful captain of industry. The piece shifts to a head chef and assistant where a racial slur is spoken by the assistant, marking a moment of crude humor and social prejudice. An English reader notes Lafcadio Hearn’s tale from Japan as a reference.
Thanksgiving notes and local happenings in Elyria area
The column lists visits and illnesses among residents including Dr. Morgan Rev. Young and Mrs. VerSoy family details. Thanksgiving events feature Mr and Mrs Dawson Mrs Youngias Mills VerSoy and others with the Claveland Road brick work near completion. A tragic note reports John M Wells a 42 year old broker committing suicide in Cincinnati after entering his estranged wife’s home.
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E. VerSoy
Dr. Morgan
Young
Dorothy VerSoy
FR. Wilford
C. P. Smith
Kennedy
Dr. Oakes
W. C. Hursts
Avon
Geo. Saver
Chris. Youngias
Claveland Road
Stetson Road
A. Mills
Alfred Mills
Alfred Squire
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Win. Bennett
Schafer
VerSoy
Lorain
Ridgeville
Cincinnati
John M. Wells
Testimonial for Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound in Fulton
Mrs. Luna Vann of Fulton Arkansas narrates monthly back and side pain relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports restored ability to work and no monthly backache and urges others with female troubles to consider the remedy as a path to health
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Fulton
Arkansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jean
Alina
Luna Vann
Box 42
Lydia Es Pinkham
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Chease
York State
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Overland
Cleveland Livestock
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Gats
Lord
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Bertin Haig
Vermilion
Peter Reighley
Alfred 2
Hubbard Howard
John Phur
Rex Brewer
Cora Wood
Norwalk
F. Soree
Earl
International Harvester
Harry Weidemann
MMPS
Richard Wilford
St. P
la- Aid Society
Gleaners Society
St. Peters¢ Church
F.E. Eastman
Crow Hill Cemetery
Hert
Ars
Herb Brown
Jannet
Woodmen OF World
Noodmen Sanitorium
N. Ridgeville
Ford
Lafcadia Hearn
Japan
London Daily News
Lula Vann Fulton
Ark
Loomis
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