Attendance Officer Reports On November School Absences
An attendance officer report shows 445 cases of absence in November and 1145 in October. Of November, 130 cases were in public schools and 15 in parochial and Lutheran schools. Thirteen children were found employed illegally in November, with sickness the leading absence cause.
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Prince of Wales and Duke Race to King's Bedside
The Prince of Wales and Duke of Gloucester sped to the bedside of the King of England as distress over the monarch's illness grew. The Prince traveled aboard the cruiser Enterprise at high speed toward Suez with wireless contact to Queen Mary anticipated during the voyage. The Duke faced delays en route to Cape Town, missing a ship and delaying plans to reach Cane Town.
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Suez Canal
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Barn Fire Believed Caused by Tramp on Tear of B44 Street
A barn on Tear of B44 Second Street caught fire yesterday. Fire squad No 1 and Engine Co 1 battled the blaze, laying hose and a water stream until it was controlled minutes later. Damage described as slight. A tramp is suspected as the cause.
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Esnrol
Cystey Crystex 48-Hour Test Ad Prompting Relief
An ad-like message profiles bladder and back pain symptoms and urges readers to try Cystey Crystex for a 48 hour test at any drug store. It promises renewed energy and sleep with a money back guarantee if not improved. It targets older readers with fatigue and leg pains and promotes stopping pains with Crystex.
Local Justice and Street Mishaps Highlight Mead News
In police court Mayor Janes Hewitt found Martin Butler guilty of disorderly conduct for a Thanksgiving night melee at Thompson dance hall, fined $5 plus costs. Versula Johnson was lightly mentioned as a victim. Alex Vajo, 16, bound over to grand jury on status charges after pleading guilty to a crime. bond set at $100. A Cleveland coach damaged on West Fourth Street after a failed turn, and a briefcase with vacuum cleaner order blanks found on West Avenue by 14 year old Harry Burnstein, who handed it to police.
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Versula Johnson
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Butt
Alex Vajo
West River Street
Mead
Cleveland
West Fourth Street
West Avenue
Fourth Street
Harry Burnstein
West Rivers
Packard Sedan Stolen in Bellevue Theft Alert
Bellevue police issued a lookout for a Packard sedan stolen yesterday by two young men. They replaced it with an Oakland coupe. The missing Packard bore the license plate ToG Q29.
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Bellevue
Elyria Man To Be Honored By B. and O.
Lorain December 5 C B Berre Elyria passenger agent for the B and O railroad will be presented with a distinguished badge Wednesday at a banquet of B and O employees at the First Methodist Church here. Berre has served the railroad forty three years. Three hundred veteran employees of the railroad in the 2414 District will attend the banquet.
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Elyria
Derry
Deaths in City Seem to Mark Final Years of Residents
A batch of obituaries notes Florence Kauffman aged sixty died at 125 Parkview Court after six weeks of illness. Survivors include five children and six grandchildren. Mary Annis aged seventy four died at home in Amherst after nine years of illness, survived by two sons and a sister and brother. she belonged to Congregational and Royal Neighbors. Theresa Krabec aged forty nine of Oberlin Road died after a long illness, survived by husband and five daughters. Richard Almschneider aged eighty two died Sunday. three children mourn him. Francis M. Burch died at his daughter’s home, a World War veteran, survived by four children and eleven grandchildren. John J. Justin died at 63 at home on Enghth Street after brief illness. he leaves wife Catherine, son, sister, brother and several nieces. Donahue formerly of this city died after eight years away. survived by six grandchildren and siblings. services to be held in Piqua.
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Cleveland
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Ridgelawn Cemetery
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Amherst
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Saginaw, Michigan
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Kratec
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Oberlin Road
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Andrew Fritz
New York
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Murray Ridge
Richard Elmschneider
Richard Almschnaider
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Rome
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Francis M. Bureh
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Sidra Funeral Home
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Morniss
Enghth Street
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Loraly
Mathew
Ridgeville
Nehiews
Catherine
Eliria
Tal Orwell
Beriin
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Ohio
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Vrrhar J. Miller
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Piqua
Onin
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County considers new Cleveland highway bridge plan
Mayer Hevitt backs a Cleveland Highway Research Bureau proposal to secure most of the county right of way for a new road. The plan envisions a bridge over the Black River connecting Elyria Telegraph road with the northern city area, uniting isolated districts and Cascade Park corridors. Local officials, notably Major Hewitt, aim to present the case to county commissioners and push forward the project.
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Cleveland Highway Research Bureau
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Hewitt
Elyria
Black River
Hok
Bighta
Cascade Park
Billy Sunday Campaign Cottage Prayer Meetings Begin
Rev R T Ketcham announces citywide cottage prayer meetings for the Billy Sunday campaign. Meetings start 7:39 nightly Tuesday and Friday, with Christmas week off, then move to mornings. city divided into districts and sections with 48 units. District officers list districts, meeting places, and times. districts 1 through 7 span Lorain Ave to Park and East River areas, with numerous hosted locations. The Chronicle-Telegram will publish weekly district lists.
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Courtland Street
Ex-Henditure for Lorain Harbor Funds and Ohio Ports
Washington reports Major General Edgar Jadwin proposes 1930 river and harbor spending totaling 50.78 million dollars for improvements and maintenance. Ohio funding includes Toledo 75,000 and Lorain 9,900 for harbor maintenance, with others in the Sandusky, Vermilion, and Cleveland areas.
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Ohio
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Huron Harbor
Vermilion Harbor
Lorain Harbor
Cleveland Harbor
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President Returns to White House After Virginia Holiday
President Coolidge resumes duties at the White House after a six day vacation in the Blue Ridge mountains of Central Virginia. He and the First Lady stayed as guests of Governor and Mrs. Byrd at the Swannanoa Country Club during the Thanksgiving holidays.
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Swannanoa Country Club
Political Stage in Washington After Christmas
The Senate keeps 84 bills on its calendar with others in committees as debate on water power and Muscle Shoals looms. The House waits for federal supply bills while McNary-Haugen faces possible revival after the holidays. President Coolidge’s stance on Norris and the supreme court may decide if the Norris resolution becomes law. Senator Morris notes constitutional doubt and court action likely.
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Estonia shifts to English in public schools replacing German
Estonian authorities announce a policy move to substitute English for German as the medium of instruction in public schools. The change aims to modernize language education and align with international roles, affecting curricula and teacher training nationwide.
Nurito Rheumatism Remedy Advertisement Declares Quick Relief
A broadside advertises Nurito as a guaranteed rheumatism relief offered at 79 cents. It claims rapid help for rheumatism neuritis neuralgia arthritis and lumbago with a simple two to three dose course. The copy urges buyers to test the product and return it for a refund if unsatisfied. Local drugstores carry Nurito through Muir's Cut Rate at 415 Broad.
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Four Elyria Men Fined For Disorderly Conduct
Four Elyria men faced Mayor James A. Hewitt after a Saturday revelry near Loch atreet and West avenue led to four arrests by Tocapollee. Each pleaded guilty to dis orderly conduct with fines from ten to twenty five dollars and costs. Cameron of South Prospect street paid ten dollars and costs, Pat McCray of Tattersal court paid ten dollars and costs, Charley McCallion of Lodt Street paid twenty two dollars and costs, and Donald Dean of Adama street paid twenty five dollars and costs.
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Loch Atreet
West Avenue
Tocapollee
James A. Hewitt
Cameron
South Prospect Street
Pat McCray
Tattersal Court
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Gosta
Charley McCallion
Lodt Street
Donald Dean
Adama Street
Mansfield auto theft case ends at reformatory
Reany Dombroski pleaded guilty to auto stealing and was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory by Judge A BR Webber in common pleas court today. Floyd Friend, charged with car theft and concealing weapons, was fined one dollar plus costs and paroled to Rev. Wolfe of Lorain under a charge of stealing an automobile.
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Mansfield Reformatory
A. BR. Webber
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Lorain
Markets Cleveland Produce and Livestock News
Cleveland markets report butter prices per hundredweight and eggs per dozen with varied grades. Poultry and ducks show steady to mixed quotes. potatoes and other produce listed by region. Livestock receipts in Cleveland show hogs and cattle with ranges for weight categories and calf and veal prices. An note mentions a 1918 Society for the Prevention of Pannerism and Crime formation.
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Leghorn Springers
Turkers
New York
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Heavy Demand For Tags At Oberlin
Oberlin officials report a brisk tag distribution with nearly seven hundred plates given to 1920 car owners. On the first public day Saturday thirty five plates were issued and applications for twenty five more were received that day.
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Dev
N. Stone
Stony
Negro Spirituals Program Draws Crowd at Milley Baptist
A sizable audience attended last evening's program of spirituals sung by the Milley Baptist church choir in Cleveland during the Men's Bible Class at the United Church. Also notes cover club meetings and guest days at local groups with details of hosts and addresses.
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First Church
Dancing at the Elyria Eagles Friday Nights
Elyria Eagles hall hosts weekly dancing every Friday night advertised to all with a 50 cent couple admission. Local officials or organizations not listed. event appears open to the public.
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Elyria Eagles
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