Evening meeting lists leading city manufacturers league teams
A Thursday evening gathering December 23 at 7 16 pm will outline a industrial league schedule. Representatives from Columbia Steel General Phonograph Co Plyria Enameled Products Willys Overland Colson Comertean Lace Western Automatic Fox Pur mace Co Perr Fay Company Froxel Manufacturing Co Elyria Machine Co Flyria Foundry Warshaw Fuller & Woodwin Co Levein County Electric Co and others will discuss forming a league for mid January play with matches including various regional firms.
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Aturtys
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Columbie Steel
General Phonograph Co
Plyria Enameled
Willys- Overland
Colson Comertean Lace
Western Automatic
Fox Purmace Co
Perr-Fay Company
Froxel
Elewia Machine Co
Flyria Foundry Warshaw, Fuller
Temple Five Triumphs Over K of C in Alley Match
The Temples upset the K of C team Tuesday night on the alley, taking all three games and winning by 265 pins after last week’s loss at the K of C home lanes. The Temples controlled the start and never relinquished the lead.
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Temples
Tigers Aven Triumph Over Kipton All Stars
Tigers beat Kipton All Stars 9 to 10 in a hard fought YMCA game. Key scorers include Burns, Lothard, Rankin, Reynolds, and Mason with limited field baskets. The Kipton squad and nearby teams showed strong defense amid a rough contest and promising future for the Tigers.
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Tivers
Kipton
Kipton All Stars
Lochhard
Rankin
Tigers
Kopten
Reynolds
Mason
Bow
L. FL
Onn
RLF
Eee
Werner
Lian
Fleald
ALL Stars
Buckley
Ooms
Paterson
Stee
Hays
C. Eee
Row
Holden
Brooks
Bayless
Denidaon
Wee Gu
Summers Bed-Wetting Remedy Promoted by The Summers Co
An advertisement urges parents to use Mrs Summers home treatment for bed wetting, claiming it cures underlying trouble without blaming the child. It touts Mrs Byxi mere Bed-Wetting Remedy and offers a free trial by mail from The Summers Medical Co Box W Senth Bend dn.
1QH school team plays Friday schedule note
The text reports a school team playing Friday with unclear details. It mentions Mavor Crall and a plan tied to former blank and college stars, but many words are garbled. The available readable items indicate a Friday game with unspecified opponents or start time and a note about annexed figures.
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Ivria Yeu
Goa
Frid
Mavor Crall
Weirs
Tars
Speakers Urge Workers to Organize in Open Shop Fight
A labor gathering led by union advocates urged workers to organize to support an open shop. Speakers pushed for an industrial council in Lorain and Elyria, with trade representatives and Chamber of Commerce input, open meetings, and public discussion. They warned against secrecy, cited wage and cost of living discrepancies, and urged organized action to influence policy and industry.
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Industrial Council
Lorain
Elyrm
Chambers of Commerce
Mminous Thal Council
Janer
Huwin
Kelly
Hovues
Clyen Br Organiza
Ashbach
Washington
Jim
Wood Won
Ilness
Jones
Whitehead
Wachinists Union
Tleslio
Lorain Mayor Offers Pastor Police Berth
Lorain mayor proposes appointing Rev Grant as a Special police officer with a monthly salary of 120 dollars to help enforce the law. Police Chief Walker and city officials discuss the move as pastor Grant accuses the current administration of lax enforcement amid reports of questionable houses and social ills.
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Lorain
POL Ain
Capikes Mide
Uv Key Dathiap
Wis
Willian Forrill
Grall
Grant
Norain
Gratt
Mr Grant
Theodore Walker
Rey Vr Grane
Nonoday Police
Edward Reynolds
Calkon Rey
Tom
Department of Suspicion
ANSI
Namton Donaldson
First Presbyterian Church
Lorain Vinister
Jan Association
Ray
Donald Soms
Ian
Citn
City Council of Churches
Oberlin Council Rejects Light Proposal
Oberlin council rejects a proposal to enter a contract with Oberlin Electric for street lighting. The action reflects concerns over costs and terms and cites past rates as a reason to balk at a longer commitment. Elyria attorney Fayye advised on the matter during council discussions.
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Oberlin Council
Salvation Army kettle donations reflect winter discomforts
Observers note how pedestrians react to Salvation Army kettle collections in downtown streets. The piece explores whether donor hesitation or generosity reveals social class signals, and how both seedy and well dressed individuals contribute varying amounts.
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Salvation Army
Village lights clash over proposed contract with electric company
A village council debates a street lighting contract with an electric firm. A council member doubts the company would accept the deal, warning officers in St Tunis that if a one year contract is refused, street lights could be shut off. The dispute centers on municipal lighting, not domestic or commercial services, and notes a new street light rate around $6000 annually.
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St Tunis
Governor Cox Seeks Hearings On Real Estate Reappraisal Order
Governor Cox asks the commission to hold hearings on the real estate reappraisal order with the aim to consider rescinding the measure. The move signals potential policy revisions as officials review the appraisal process and its impacts.
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Cox
Ty Commission
Arkansas Rates Denounced as Discriminatory by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that Arkansas state fixed passenger and freight rates are discriminatory and must be immediately adjusted to align with interstate tariffs. The decision targets the Arkansas schedule as inequalities against interstate commerce and orders prompt tariff realignment.
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Washington
Arkansas
State Commission
Inter- State Commerce Commission
See the Finest Vietrola on Display at Day’s Hardware
A Vietrola display is featured at Day’s Hardware in Elyria, inviting customers to view the latest phonograph style. The shop promotes the device as a standout in home entertainment, emphasizing its novelty and appeal to local shoppers.
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Elyria
Community Xmas Tree Lights Up Lorain Park
Lorain County Electric Company workers and city firemen raised the community Christmas tree in the park. Residents paused to admire the glow as the colorful bulbs illuminated the branches and drew families toward the annual Christmas offering for children and adults.
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Lorain County Electric Company
Young Men's Musical Club Candy Distribution for Children
Boxes of candy will be distributed to the children of the city by the Young Men's Music Club, who will light the tree each night during the holiday season.
Mother of Elyria Woman Dies in Medina After Brief Illness
Mrs Marietta Wideman, mother of Mra K Heedle of this city, died at her Medina home after a brief illness. She had been married 63 years and is survived by her husband, two daughters and four sons. Neckwear and hosiery advertisement follows from The Robinson & Hancock Co.
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Elyria
Marietta
Wideman
Heedle
Bec Ud Street
Medina
Eure
Tames
Crushed By Train Fatalities Reported In Ohio And Kentucky
A worker died after being crushed under a railroad train in Ironton Ohio while another man perished in Kentucky. The incident occurred in the C and O railroad yards at Russell. The clipping lists items from The Robinson and Stancock Co including silk shirts valued up to 1000 dollars.
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Ironton
Dee
Henry Bmilth
Hassel
Russell
Robinson & Stancock Co
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