Protest Over Area Tuberculosis Test Plan In Lorain County
Organized dairy protests reach Lorain County as Northern Ohio Dairymen's Protective Association members prepare their sixth and final meeting at Geden Center La Grange Township. About 500 farmers have attended hearings opposing the county area plan that tests cattle and risks dairy closures and higher milk costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Northern Ohio Dairymen’s Protection Association
Auburn Township
Geauga County
Geden Center
la Grange
Pew
Farm Bureau
Larain
Ohio
Carymens Protective
FTC Short
Taverna
Earl IL Ward
Geaura
Choerin Falls
Cleveland
Provo
Unclear manuscript sketch on Mrs Sheatsley furnace death
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a case involving Mrs Sheatsley and a furnace incident. It questions whether her feet or head entered the furnace first and whether homicide or self harm occurred. Coroner Murphy questions science reports and death by self act theories.
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Sheatsley
Fey
Porjal
Murphys
Broadway mystery woman flees to Europe with husband’s bodyguard
New York dispatch reports Dorothy Martin Hillman eluded attempts to stop her from fleeing to Europe with Edwin II man Jr. on a train, with Mrs Hillman reportedly aboard and visible in Philadelphia on arrival.
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New York
Lmitd
Dorothy Martin H Llman
Eurepe
Edwin Ilman, Jr
Hillman
Philadelphia
Quarantine Placed After Smallpox Cases in Philadelphia
Philadelphia health officials quarantined about 8 000 residents in the Swankford section after two smallpox cases were discovered in the area this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Swankford
Effy Health
Wellington Women Discuss Temperance Union Programs
Eighteen members of the W C T U met at Mrs Herman Wight s home in Wellington. State president Mrs Fannie Drummond Oberlin urged forming a Wellington Young People s Branch. Nellie Hill Elyria reported on state and national conventions and the Scientific Temperance Study. Lena Dirlam summarized local Scientific Temperance Education work underway. Light refreshments followed.
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Wellington
Herman Wight
Fannie Drummond
Oberlin
Young Peoples Branch
Nellie Hill
Elyria
Lena Dirlam
Wight
Mrs Fioise Schott Weds Buffalo Man
Wellington December 3 Mrs Eloise MacDermott Schott marries Orville Kemerry of Buffalo New York on November 26. He is a former Wellington girl’s teacher and a business man whose parents reside in Lodi Ohio. couple will reside in Buffalo.
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Wellington
Eloise MacDermott Schott
Orville Kemerry
Buffalo
N. Y
Irs Kemery
Painesville
Kemerv
William Kemeror
Lodi
Women Relieve Corps Meeting in Wellington Hall
Wellington December 3 A road attendance marked the Woman's Relief Corps meeting at the G A R hall last night Officers were elected with Sarah Brouse as president and Laura Davies junior vice president Nitsmana Sampson senior vice president and others named as treasurer conductress and two appointive officers A tribute was paid to past president Miss Cora Ban ning for notable service.
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Wellington
Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Tietson
Sarah Brouse
Nitsmna Sampson
Laura, Davies
Binner
Kern
Beal
Stone
Cora Bane Ning
Extensive changes on Depot Street transform Wellington district
In Wellington in December 1893 extensive improvements along Depot Street follow recent property transfers. L A Johnson buys the Ringler block, White Rothman plans to move his wall paper store to Depot Street, and Ideal Cabinet Works will occupy the second floor of the White block. W B Brouse relocates woodworking to the second floor, with space for an auto showroom for Pfeiffer and Jones. William Edwards will remodel his West Main shop into a residence, and the Princess restaurant near North Main and Depot is being enlarged.
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Wellington
Depot Street
L. A Johnson
Charles Ringler
Linter White Roth
White
Wall Paper
Fred Sage
Ideal Cabinet Works
Johnson Building
W. B. Brouse
W. H Townsend
T M. Pfeiffer
Artie Jones
Overland and
Willys-Knight
William Edwards
West Main Street
Enterprise
North Main
Princess
Depot Streets
Kiwanis Members Plan Huntington Trip Friday
Wellington December 3 The Kiwanis club will journey to Huntington Friday evening for a dinner with Huntington men. Dinner served about 7:00 p m by Huntington women. This meeting completes two series of meetings in adjoining townships. Kiwanis have gone to Brighton Pittsfield and Penfield. A lively evening is expected and a good after dinner speaker is promised.
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Kiwanis
Huntington
Wellington
Kiwanis Club
Brighton
Pittsfield
Penfield
Very Member Canvass Observed at First Church Wellington
Dec 3 report notes upcoming Every Member Canvass Day by the Congregational Church. The article mentions the canvass aims to engage parishioners in support and participation during the Sunday afternoon observance.
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First Church
Wellington
Fellowship supper outlines church budget for next year
The church invites all members and friends to subscribe for the church work for the coming year. The annual budget will be read and explained at the Fellowship supper in the church dining room on Thursday of this week.
Gun Club Forming in Wellington for Trap Shooting
A Wellington gun club is being organized to promote trap shooting and a possible rifle range. The charter list is at Sol Ray hardware store. 25 names have signed so far. When membership reaches a threshold a meeting will be called to elect officers.
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GUN Club
Wellington
Sol Ray Hardware
Eastern Stars Initiate Six New Candidates in Wellington
At a special meeting in Wellington last evening the Eastern Stars initiated six new candidates. After the ceremony, refreshments and social time followed. The group plans the order’s 25th anniversary and officer installation next Tuesday. Under president Mrs Clarence Dirlam, the chapter added twenty two new members over the past year.
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STARS
Wellington
Eastern Stars
Clarence Dirlam
Baby dies from scalds after coffee pot tips over
Lorain report states 13 month old William Maunillo son of Mr and Mrs Frank Maunillo of 440 Elyria Avenue died last night from scalds incurred when a coffee pot tipped spilling hot liquid over his face and body.
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Lorain
William Maunillo
Frank Maanillo
Elyria Avenue
Globe of December dispatches from Madrid to Dublin
A mosaic of brief items: Madrid opens telephone service between Madrid and Tetuan with King Alfonso officiating, Victor Emmanuel awards Guani, Franco-Spanish races planned, rebels Greene brothers killed in Mexico, Cardinal Gasquet to rise in rank, Madrid cyclone disrupts city, state vows action against student strike, Batavia fears quake toll, Geneva sees replacement at reparations board, MacDonald chosen Labour leader, and grim Dublin winter ahead with famine and fuel shortages.
Wellington Briefs Highlight Local Events and Elections
Wellington notices report Ed Henderson elected treasurer of Pi Epsilon honorary engineering fraternity at Ohio University Athens. North Mill street gets city water piping. G A R and Sons of Veterans meet Dec 9. Congregational church Fellowship Dec 5. Farm Women's Club Christmas party Dec 4. FE 2051 reschedules Dec 6 due to minstrel show. Fred B Harson to Palm Beach hotel post holidays. Huntington Grange dinner Dec 4. Marian Sutliff teaches largest kindergarten class in Youngstown with 128 children.
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Wellington
Edwar Henderson
Ohio University
Athens
Pi Epsiloniu
North Mill Street
G. A R. and Sons of Veterans
G. A R Hall
Congregational Church
Farm Women’s Club
Lee Muinkler
Span
Fred B. Harson
New York City
Florida Fast Coast Hotel Company
Fred
Florida
Royal Poinceana
Palm Beach
Huntington Grange
Marian Sutliff
Youngstown
Coolidge Delivers Altered Address Read In Congress
The annual message is read by a reading clerk as Mr Coolidge does not appear in person. He notes restraint in military aims while urging candor with foreign nations and urges debt reduction and tax relief as the nation faces the future. He emphasizes defending force levels and inspections to reassure allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Japan
Women’s Ald Society to Meet for December Session
The ladies Ald Society will meet in the church on Thursday December 4 for an all day session with a cafeteria style dinner. Hostesses include Mrs Rose Chambers Mia Edith Morris and Mrs Grace Haynes. Also guests John Morris and wife and two sons visited William Reese’s home Sunday. Frank Eschtruth and wife head to Florida for the winter visiting sister Miss Anatin in St Petersburg. Mrs J H Haines visited her son Archie on Monday. H G Stoughton and wife celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with friends Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Haines
Archie
H. G. Stoughton
Image on the altar recalls childhood garden trunk
A reflective line recalls a wooden trunk from the garden once used as an emblem of worship before it became an image on the altar.
Government wins tax secrecy ruling in D C supreme court
The District of Columbia supreme court, Justice Hoeh ying dismissing, upheld government right to collect public income taxes and disclose names and addresses of taxpayers. Morice Hubbard of Boston sued to prevent disclosure and lost.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Hoehying
Morice Hubbard
Bostain
Brazil restricts Japanese passport admissions shock diplomats
Brazilian government will not issue further visas to Japanese immigrants, a surprise move reported from Tokyo to Washington. Officials in Brasília and Tokyo were preparing for new immigration steps when the policy reversal was announced.
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Washington
Dee
Brazil
Toklo Care
Washirecion
Local Folks Visit Cleveland and Nearby Towns
Charles W. Spieth attended a Lakewood vs West Tech game in Cleveland. Many residents spent the weekend in Cleveland including the Neff and Fiest families, Mrs Jeleneck, and the Falcher family from Detroit. Others traveled to Lorain Akron Columbus and California for holidays and family visits.
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Erhart
Charles W. Spieth
Cleveland
Lakewood
West Tech
John Neff
Tony Stricmatter Sipent
Joe Fiest
Louise Falcher
Detroit
E. J. Dill
Dorothy
Violet
Pearl Fiest
Joe Rising
Lorain
Therlow
Esther Guess
Columbia
Fred Armbuster
C. A. Spieth
Walter Phillips
Jeleneck
Clyde Martin
California
Charles Bower
Carl Davison
Columbus
Davison
R. E. Qurick
Belden
Akron
Nelson Grass
Walter Haury
Robert Clay
Blanche Wise
Elmer Wise
Senator Wesley L. Jones Named Republican Whip
Senator Wesley L. Jones of Washington has been named the new Republican whip in the Senate by Senator Charles Curtis, who is the new GOP floor leader.
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Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Senate
Charles Curtis
GO. P. Senate
Grain and cattle market notes and local fire incident
Market receipts show cattle 700 calves 400 with slow to steady trend and mixed grain prices across packages. A Chicago opening shows grains mostly lower with December corn down, while a shack fire at 26 Wooster Street burned a back building and a pole before firefighters contained it.
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Clyveland UV
BHP
IL Aatae
Chicago
Wooster Street
About &S P. m
No. 1
Continued criminal charges list from January to October 1924
The page itemizes numerous 1924 cases with dates for Walter Thomas and others. Entries include shooting with intent to kill, carrying concealed weapons, larceny, auto taking without consent, uttering checks, transporting liquor, assault and battery, obtaining money under false pretenses, and property removal. Judge Thompson sustained a demurrer on October 12. Other defendants include Elizabeth Margiven Amos Stern John C Hayes Clifford Smith L B Fay J J Hartle and George Van Steenburgh.
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Walter Thomas
Herbert Wilkinson
Hilbert Treaster
A. C. Wooden
Charles Brennan
Elizabeth Margiven
Thompson
W. S. Pomerantz
Sarah Pomerantz
Local Notes from Eaton Excerpt December Entries
Mrs. Walter Peek and family visited Mrs. Mary Bainbridge in Eaton. Thanksgiving visits seen across Elyria and Oberlin with the Lang, Bainbridge, and Harding households. A ten pound four ounce daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Blaine Saturday morning. Epworth League to stage a pageant soon. Methodist bazaar slated for December 19. Congregational activity includes district conference travel to Norwalk and a quarterly meeting on December 14 with Rev. J F Alton in charge. Continuous recovery and small injuries noted among Mrs. Irma Walker and Mrs. Diack, with others attending church.
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Roland Blaine
Irma Walker
Columbia
Dalr
Eldred
Newel Willard
Epworth League
Henry Nettine
Andrew Netdling
Charles Ammons
Fred Hathawaylev
Kintley
Cincinnati
Columbus
Kinsley
Cleveland
Ars. C. Nash
G. Robinson
Norwalk
J. F. Alton
John Sweet
Diack
Drunk Driving and Disorder at 119 High Street
Police said a fracas at 119 High Street left the house badly disarranged. Fred Stallo was found guilty of driving a car while drunk and fined $25 plus costs. Oscar Stallo pleaded guilty to fighting and paid $1 plus costs. Officers arrested them after a disturbance was reported at that address.
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Lowing
High Street
Fred Stallo
Oscar Stallo
Origin of Pall Mall name linked to outdoor billiards
The article notes billiards once called paille maitle played outdoors like cricket. It states Pall Mall street name derives from the game once played on its site, indicating historical setting and naming origin.
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Pall Mall
Insurgent Republicans Barred From Capitol Conference
Bulletin from Washington reports four LaFollette followers barred from a Republican conference as a party dispute impacts senatorial alignments. Also noted: King jailed in Rochester on wife desertion and fraud charges tied to Liberty bonds. Kansas City Journal cited on constitutional issues of income tax return publication. George Barrett killed in Mansfield hotel case with no clues. Ford urged to renew Muscle Shoals nitrate offer, drawing no result. Utah news from Salt Lake and surrounding areas noted.
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Washington
Hubert M. LaFollette
Capitol
Rochester
N. Y
John R. King
Jack R. Hurdle
Kansas City Journal
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Diplomatic Tangles Over French War Debt Slow Dawes Plan
U S and Vyinee exchange talks on paying the 4 billion dollar French war debt while a Dawes plan conference faces a postponed inter allied finance meeting viewed as a setback. President Coolidge will travel to Chicago by regular train to save costs, and postmaster nominations were sent to the Senate including Glenn B. Rodgers for Washington Court House Ohio.
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Washington
Das
United States
Vyinee
Thacury Mellon
M. Jusserand
Wallington
Dec
Coolidge
Chicago
Senate
Washington Court House
Ohio
Glenn B. Rodgers
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Ev SS
Northern Ohio Dairymen’s Protective Association
A. B. Curtice
W. O
Fioise Schott
Buffalo Man
Dapah Browse Beams
Women’s Relief Corps
Madrid
A Phonso
Tetuan
Morocco
Primo Rivera
Directory
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Minister Guani
Brussels
Barcelona
France
Spain
Mexico City
Carlos
Alejandro Greene
War Office
Cardinal Gasquet
Sacred College
Batavia
Nangtjo
Lurello
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Chees Howland
Henry Morgenthau
London
Labor
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Dublin
Ireland
Vincent
Joseph Majoranek
Joe Sipkorcaki
Stang
Susterner
Yorke
Heavies Co
H. CG. Allen
Geto
Walter Medi
Dattes
James Corp Optoy
Prank Hillines
Misnu
Vie
John Calaire
Joy Subsla
PB. A. Usher
al Hardy
UO. R. Medonough
James Il Cary
J. J. Hartle
George van Steenburgh
Mary Kuzmah
Plainfield
George H. Davey
Mr Davey
Winifred
Davey
LF BR
Bainbridge Vhone
Eaton
Auto Hits
Chronicle- Telegram
Jimmie Burns
James Varady
South Amherst
West Avenue
Elm Street
Varady
Guikky
Business Men's
East River
Fourth Street
Burley
Harry Hinkson
Wee
Gene
Safe _ Mills
General Cord Tires
Bulletins
Springfield
Ills
George Barrett
Mansfield
Salt Lake, Utah
Salt Lake
Utah
Haley
M-O
Haley M- O Company
Indianapolis
Almot
Elyria Auto Radiator & Body CO
Call
East Broad St. BriDge
Pittsburgh
THE
Murbach Coal & Supply Company
Singer
Middle Ave
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