Board plans school for crippled children in city
The Board of Education discussed creating a dedicated school for crippled children, funded by state aid and local costs. Law requires compulsory instruction. current home lessons and Gates Hospital programs leave some children without teachers. Two Lorain and one Oberlin child expected to attend if approved.
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Board of Education
Hadley
State Department of Education
Misa Ray$in
Gates Hospital
Gates Hospital For
Whch
Franklin
Lorain
Oberlin
Beard
John Howlett
Wil Ul Wrence
Ernet Leedale
Carlotta Harless
Chicago
Carlotta Schwartz
Tue Board
Mary Sullivan
New Prague
Minn
St. Paw
Canary Snowball Gettre
Washington State Hospital For the
Church of Christ Campaign Surpasses Goal in Tornado City
Lorain on Dee 2 The Church of Christ building fund topped its goal by 3300 last night raising $63,500 through pledges for reconstruction after the tornado destruction. Services are ongoing in a tabernacle on Broadway.
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Lorain, Dee
Church of Christ
Broadway
Income tax publications upheld by judge ruling
Federal Judge Albert Reeves sustained the demurrer of the Kansas City Journal-Post to indictments of Walter S Dickey publisher and Ralph Ellis managing editor. Publication of income tax payments by newspapers was upheld in Kansas City Missouri.
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NCOME
Kansas City
Albert Reeves
Kansas City Journal-Post
Walter S Dickey
Ralph Ellis
Death sentence imposed in Bell County murder case
Fred Ward, 38, of Bell tire, was sentenced to death by electric chair near May 16 in Belmont County Common Pleas Court. Judge W W Cowen imposed the penalty after Ward was denied a new trial. Ward had been convicted of murdering Jeanette Panleh, 15.
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ST Clairsville
Fred Ward
Bellfire
W W Cowen
Belmont County Common Pleas
Ward
Jeannette Panelh
Gargle Instructions for Aspirin Solution
Read shows steps to dissolve two tablets of Aspirin in four liters of water. gargle thoroughly and repeat as directed. Bayer tablets are referenced as the source of aspirin in the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer Crees
Tyag On FM Start Today Naturalization Hearings Begin
Final naturalization papers for 126 persons are to be heard in Common Pleas Court before Judge A. R. Webber. A large crowd gathers in the courthouse corridors as hearings proceed through tomorrow with H. Ewing of the Cleveland naturalization bureau in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
H. Ewing
Naturalization Bureau
Cleveland
City Council Rejects Transfer to Service Fund
Lorain council blocks moving 20 000 from general to safety service fund and instead directs the amount to the county fund to cover this year's department expenses. Safety department reportedly faces a 17 000 shortfall.
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Lorain
Gafety
Prison Worker Bill Cook Describes Reform Efforts
William H. Cook a former convict and prison worker told Elyria Rotary Club how to steer youths away from petty larceny. He described his life, conversion, and his self supported program aiding convicts after release. The club voted an appropriation to support his work.
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William “Bill
H. Cook
Elyria Rotary Club
Cook
Darton
Cleveland
Rotary Club
Lorain Council to Study New Lighting Plan
The Lorain city council referred a revised lighting plan to the streets and sidewalks committee for study to cut costs by about 12000 annually. A November collections report showed 19350. an ordinance approving Lorain County Telephone underground cable was passed. early morning car service for east side riders was requested by Councilman Goldthorpe.
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Lorain
Lorain County Telephone Company
Senate committee reshuffle after resignations and vacancies
The article notes budget cuts across agencies including the interior department and specific programs, plus a Senate leadership shakeup with Borah taking Foreign Relations chair and Cummins Judiciary, Johnson Tramigration chairs following deaths of Lodge Colt and Brandegee. It also covers a $186 million deficiency bill passage and nominations for secretary of agriculture Howard Gore and assistant secretary of State Wilbur Carr and John MacMurray.
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Interior Department
Reclamation Service
Indian Service
Gentral
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Republican Conference
Judiciary Committee
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Hiram Johnson
California
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Colt
Rhode Island
Brandegee
Connecticut
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Wilbur J. Carr
New York
John van A. MacMurray
New Jersey
Thanksgiving visitors and local notices fill Kipton page
Mr and Mrs Olis Keleey hosted Thanksgiving dinner with relatives from Cleveland and Cadwell Cadwell New dereay Mrs Weeks and family and Dr and Mrs Weeks shared the holiday at their home Miss Calla Bronson and Miss E Cannan visited in Cleveland and Dayton. The second number of the seven course will be held Dec 9 at the school auditorium. Various locals attended funerals, bazaar events, and church or school gatherings with neighbors from Elyria Wakeman and Wellington noted.
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Fred Bronson
Calla Bronson
Effie Cannan
Cleveland
Mabel Bronson
Dayton
Miis Cannan
Bronson
Adam Geist
William Geist
Ith
Roy la Dow
Hig Slater
Leech
Jennie Davidser
Leila Scamman
Avon
Ruby Robertson
Elyma
Guttman
Elyria
Coon Lattman
Mochi
Jack Parking
Vera
Florida
Gibos
Stella Grogan
Jim Grogan
Thomas
Jesse Lattman
Wynn
Jessh Tallman
Anant
P. T. Rooney
St. Mary’s Church of Wakeman
Opera House
Lela
Gwendolyn Haigh
Mrs. Hewitt
Marian
Orian Lee of
Wokeman
Grandma Lee
Lucinda Hach
Neea Tan
Lawsuits Filed Over Sheffield Lake Bus Crash Deaths
Three new suits seeking damages totaling 15 000 are filed in Common Pleas Court against Lake Shore Electric Railway Co. for the deaths of Andrew Doza William Earl Rath and Frank White in the October 23 Sheffield Lake interurban collision. The actions bring total damages sought to 128 500. The car crash occurred at Bennet crossing as four children died and 19 were injured. the railroad is accused of negligence and failure to warn.
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Shhered Lake
Common Pleas
Lake Shore Electric Railway Co
Game
Cleveland
Martin Doza
Andrew Doza
Earl Rath
William Earl Rath
James White
Frank White
Mildred White
Frank
Lake Shore
Sheffield Lake Shore
Bennet
Railroad
Elyrian killed in crossing crash near Trenton
Albert O Halderman 54 formerly of Elyria died instantly when his car was struck by a passenger train at a grade crossing of the B and O line near Trenton Ohio. Ralph Veldt 19 died six hours after the wreck. Surviving are a son Harold and two daughters Mrs R J Taylor and Mrs George Elbert of Suite 3 Nichols Block.
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Albert O ° Halderman
Trenton
West Middletown
Halderman
Ralph Veldt
Elyria
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Part of Parkersburg Market Street
A fire starting at 2 am in the Jaffe Fur Shop on Lower Market Street caused close to a million dollars in damage and burned out before noon. The blaze swept the entire lower side of Market Street from Third Street to near the Blennerhasset Hotel corner.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Jaffe Fur Shop
Lower Market Street
Market Street
Third Street
Blennerhasset Hotel
Police grill man in Lorain auto fatality case
Lorain police rearrest a man previously held in the Benjamin Williams death. Williams, a 43 year old sailor from Buffalo New York, was killed by an auto hero about two weeks ago as police question the suspect.
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Lorain
Benjamin Williams
Sailor
Buffalo
Rum Runner Death Marks First Prohibition Loss at Sea
Eldwin V. Lott drowned after being washed from the Cutter Hudson during the rum war off Sandy Hook as the Hudson towed a rum-runner into New York. This marks the first casualty among prohibition forces in the Atlantic coast rum crackdown.
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Washington
Atlantic
Treasury Department
Eldwin V. Lott
Hudson
Sandy Hook
New York
Stock market rundown for Clevrmland cattle calves sheep hogs
Receipts show cattle and calves at 300 with steady markets, sheep and lambs 200 with active market and top 15.75, hogs 3500 with gains 25 to 40 cents. Prices list Yorkers 1090, Moxed 1025, heavies 1050, mediums 1025, pigs 00, roughs 825, stags 575.
Grain prices open lower in Chicago trade
Chicago grain markets opened lower on December 2 with wheat down 7 to 11-1, corn slipping 6-5 to 3-4, and oats down 1-4 to 1-2 cents. Early quotes show Wheat Dec 1521 8 1 2 May 1597 8 1601 3 July 142 1 4, Corn May 1201 4 1 2 July 1213 1 2 12, Oats Dec 65 1 2 3 4 May 58 1 4.
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Chicago
Sues to Collect Rent and Local Resolutions Announced
CHRONIGRAMS reports J Shiff Lorain sues C J Captain in Common Pleas Court to collect two months rent totaling 1009 for a storeroom at 2935 Pearl Avenue Lorain. Veterans of Foreign Wars set officer elections at GAR hall with social time and candidate remarks. Land trial opens over property on Broadway adjacent to Black River. Annexation hearing scheduled Feb 4 1925 before county commissioners for lake shore boulevard project. Elm Street dump fire and a library fire escape incident noted. Police warn against dangerous snow coasting. Fourth Street hill singled out. Obituary notes John F Billings of Lorain County died in Long Beach Cal. November fire losses totaled 1036 with 22 alarms.
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J. Shiff
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Scott L. Gillmore
Lorain
H. C Wilcox
Broadway
Black River
City of
Senate to Reopen Hearings on Mayfield Contests
Washington December 2. The senate privileges and elections committee decided to reopen hearings on the contests to oust Senator Earle B Mayfield Democrat of Texas next Monday December. The action follows the dispute over the Texas seat and the fate of Mayfield in the senate.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Today
Earle B Mayfield
Texas
Senate
Lorain students raise funds reach sixty five thousand
Lorain school officials report students have collected about $65,000 through coin drives over the past three years benefiting school programs and activities.
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Lorain
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Tyag
Ea-Eovict
Lorain Council
Kipton
Louise Weeks
Myrtle Wildman
Mrs. Lucas of
Fremont
Louis Whitney and
Familly
Mrs. P. T. Rooney
J. D. Murray
Wellington
Navy
Navy Yard
Tredore Douglas Rovinson
Theo. Roosevelt, Jr
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Archibald H. Scales
Robinson
Egypt
Fuad
Zaglov Pasha
Great Britain
Lee Stack
Zagiloul
Sheffield Lake
Ea-Elyrian
Toronto
Ontario Curling Association
Paris
Jeam Worms
M. Rossi
F. Xf. Luits- Morat
Chicago Grain
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gar Hall
Aunt Lary
Elm Street
John Halpin
Hc Library
Knutsen Trucking Co
J.J Cornell
E J. Stankard
Fourth Street
East Avenue
W. B. Richmond
John F. Billings
Long Beach
Cal
Billings
Lorain County
West
Addie Gott
Willam Deam
LaGrange
Wallace
East River
Reat Nariy
George Pierce Baker
Barvard University
New School of Dramatic Art
Yale
Edward S Harkness
Scott
Scott &Bowne
Bloomfield
M.J
Nyy
Lowe
Wee
A. B. Casener
Oberita Rd
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