Lorain Poised to Seal Pennant in Elyria Clash
Lorain aims to clinch the Little Big Six title by hosting Elyria in a Friday night league showdown. Strong coaching by Stephens and the Snyder brothers of Oberlin will officiate under strict rules. Tickets go on sale Friday afternoon for students at 420 o'clock. evening buyers considered general public.
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Elvria
Themo
Marehed
Snyder Brothers
Oberlin
Elyria
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Torain
Gamp
Bellevue
Sandusky
Nie
New Oberlin Road Surface Possible If City Acts
County officials briefed the city council on a plan to pave Oberlin Road from South Maple Street to the B&O tracks and beyond to a new surface east of Oberlin. The county would cover 40 to 50 percent of costs with abutting property owners paying 40 percent and the remainder split between the county and city. The project would use a pavement at least 18 feet wide with an eleven inch base, and city plans will be prepared by the city engineer.
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Oberlin Road
Maple Street
Ars
Columbus
State Highway Commission
Lorain to Issue $150,900 Water Works Bonds
Lorain city council referred to the finance and claims committee an ordinance to issue bonds totaling 150800 for extending and enlarging the water works system. Funds would cover enlarging mains laying new mains improving pumping station and installing sedimentation and clear water basins filters pump pits head house wash water tanks and related equipment plus engineering and inspections.
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Lorain
Finance and Claims Committee
L. A. Snell
Ohio
Natural Gas Found In Big Tree at Vermilion
Vermilion residents report a strange discovery as workmen encountered a hollow oak tree about 18 inches in diameter. A hissing gas odor emerged from the center, and when the decayed core was cut, a bright flame shot upward for ten minutes. The tree lay south of a gas well on the same farm, suggesting the roots tapped the vein.
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Vermilion-on-the-, ‘Lake
Pani
Doubtleas
Oberlin YMCA workers close three days of Seances in LaPorte
ELYRIA Feb 8 Oberlin YMCA workers led by Leland Hutchinson Ralph Maxted Alfred Bartter Jack Herberts Curtis and Phil Frazier concluded a three days meeting at LaPorte Methodist Church last evening. Large congregations attended each service and the community praised their songs and talks. They have been invited to return at a future date.
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Oberlin
Leland Hutchinson
Ralph Maxted
Alfred Bartter
Jack Herberts
Curtis
Phil Frazier
LaPorte Methodist Church
Evory
Baby Neary Dies in Elyria
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nary, living at 106 Mound Street, Elyria, died yesterday. Burial is set for 2:00 this afternoon at Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Elyria
Baby Neary
Victor Nary
Mound Street
Ridgelawn
Ohio House considers physical education bill and state supervisor
Ohio lawmakers file a bill to require physical education in public private and parochial schools and to appoint a state supervisor of physical education Representative Werner of Ashtabula county introduces the measure in Columbus Also Gov Davis invites leading business men to a Feb 17 conference at the governor s office and the Miller act to create a prohibition commissioner and deputies moves toward the governor s offices Details cover public and private schooling and regulatory roles in Ohio news reports from Columbus February 8 and 9 1920s era context mentions a tractor show attendance and a fatal auto accident involving Cap Zibert and others near the State fairgrounds in Columbus
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Werner
Ashtabula
Ohio
Davis
Smith
Child Dies After Illness at Home in Loraus
John Chudeciski six year old son of Mr and Mrs Leo Chudeciski of 1113 West 31st street died early this morning after a serious pneumonia illness. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the family home. The body will lie in Schultz undertaking parlors until Thursday morning.
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Loraus
John
Leo Chudeisk
West 31St Street
Schultz Undertaking
Children Burn Locked In Home In Columbus Fire
Two young sisters Irene Goodwin four and Julie two were found dead in a burning Columbus home at 141 East Frankfort street. Neighbors broke in but doors were locked. The mother Mrs Lawrence Goodwin was away. The fire destroyed the house and the children died huddled in a corner away from the flames.
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International News Service
Columbus
Irene Goodwin
Julie
East Frankfort Street
Lawrence Goodwin
Goodwin
Age Defeated Youth In Fight
International News Service reports veteran welterweight champion Jack Britton, 36, defeated challenger Ted Lewis in a decisive twelve or fifteen round bout at Madison Square Garden. Despite Lewis’s youth and endurance, Britton’s speed and experience proved superior, securing the decision and extending his claim as welterweight champion.
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International
Sporting
New York
Jack Britton
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Td Lewis
Madison Squire Garden
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Iris Tonquette Threatens City Suit Over Windshield Incident
Elyria reports Iris Tonquette of North Street warned the city she will sue unless her damages are compromised. She says Patrolman Sayles smashed the windshield of a car she rode in last January on East River Street after dark, causing injuries and nervous shock while she was pregnant.
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Iris Tonquette
North Street
Sayles
Baird
East River Street
Bath House Improvement Plan Referred to City Council
Lorain residents await action after an ordinance for renovating the Lake Vin bath house at a projected cost of 312,000 was sent to the building and finance committee. Vice Director L A Snell joined the committee briefing.
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Lorain
Lake Vin
Snell
Board to Visit Lorain High School Cafeteria Plan
Ellia, Feb 8. Lorain board of education plans a Thursday noon visit to Lorain high school to inspect the cafeteria run for students. The trip aims to inspire a similar setup at the technical high school addition on Sixth street. Architect plans are active as the board seeks ideas from Lorain. Meanwhile Senator Lodge of Massachusetts is authorized to request a copy of a proposed Japanese se agreement from Secretary of State.
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Board of Education
Lorain High School
Technical High School
Sixth Street
Lorain
Washington
Senator Lodge
Massachussetts
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Colley
Menger Hira Wohnnen
California
Medical Board Seeks Dismissal in Browning License Case
In Elyria the State Medical Board filed a reply seeking dismissal of the revocation case against Dr Lee Browning of Lorain. The board argues the petition lacks facts to justify the court assuming jurisdiction.
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Elyria, Feb
State Medical Board
Lee Browning
Lorain
Property Owners to Be Invited to Conference
Elyria February 8 Property owners on West Broad street are to be invited to meet with the City Council to discuss a proposition to construct a deep sanitary sewer for the street. The council seeks意见 on whether the sewer should run in the rear alley or under the sidewalk, aiming to obtain input from those who will pay for the improvement.
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Elyria
West Broad Street
Safety zones proposed for Lorain streets read to council
Petitions were read to Lorain city council requesting safety zones on the north and south sides of West Erie in front of the Lake Shara Electric waiting room and on both sides of Broadway from Toop to 11th Street. The matter was referred to safety director Harry Shiff for action.
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City Council
West Erie
Lake Shara Electric
Broadway
Toop
11Th Street
Saafety
Harry Shiff
Mayor Jones Objects to Franchise Terms in City Debate
The mayor and council spar over a street railway franchise with 26 year fare protections and route restrictions. Officials clash on routes via Mill street and Chestnut street, while Halpin and Hewitt seek calmer proceedings and a future adjourned meeting with Mayor Jones urged to attend and possibly repeat objections in writing.
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Furnace Street
Dig Tin Plate
Mill Street
New York Centre
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Halpin
Hewitt
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Stark
Jones
Hel
Emmels
Higzoner
Haipia
Bond Ridge school bond plan seeks voter info and petitions
County officials push a bond plan to fund new Carlisle township school buildings. Carlisle tax rate now 2.62 mills would rise 3 mills if approved. About 285 grade students and 50 high school scholars affected. Officials note tuition shifts could increase state teacher funding. Campaign results seen as promising in this county and expected elsewhere.
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Elyria Board of Educaton
Carlisle
Fytaes
New York Stock Opening Drift Amid Rights Trading
New York stocks opened steady with a firm tone and narrow price changes. Southern Pacific rights led activity, Pacific Oil unchanged, steel and Royal Dutch firm, Liberty bonds quoted, Chicago wheat and corn weakened at the outset as pork and hog futures fell.
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Chicago
Market Roundup Scrambles Prices Across Markets
Cleveland reports show eggs at 45 cents per dozen with little change elsewhere. Cattle receipts 10,000 and hogs 1,990 at various price ranges. Chicago hogs and cattle also listed with mixed, steady, and top values, including lambs and sheep prices and feeder categories.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promoted for Quick Relief
A wartime style ad touts Par mint double strength for catarrhal deafness and head noises. Mix 1 ounce with hot water and a bit of sugar, take one tablespoon four times daily to ease nostril congestion and breathing. Cautions readers to try this home remedy, claiming quick relief.
Wellington Presses Governor Probe on State Home Deal
Wellington seeks gubernatorial inquiry into a proposed state home for the feeble minded near town. Reports say Cit administration bought land near Bucyrus at 235 per acre, far above the Wellington site estimate. Governor Davis was urged to investigate by Mayor Cuy L. Wells and local business leaders amid surrounding rumors.
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Wellington
Cox
Buevius
State Board of Administration
Witbeck
Cit
Bucyrus
Check for Twenty Five Cents From 1890 Found in Relics
An old twenty five cent World Herald check dated September 17 1890 surfaced in Upland Nebraska. It was issued by Frank J Burkley then World Herald secretary treasurer and paid to J W Robinson for a news item he sent from the countryside. The find comes as the marriage of past and present in a fragment from Omaha printing history.
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International News Service
Omaha
Ner
Omaha National Bank
Omaha World Herald
Bo J W. Robinson
Upland Banking Company
Upland
Ned
Frank J. Burkley
The
World Herald
Burkley
Robinson
Edison on impossible feats and Bradford ghost message
The article reports Thomas A Edison’s belief that such an achievement is possible but not yet proven, with President Stone noting no concrete physical measurements exist. It also covers Prof. Bradford, a suspected contactee, sending no message from beyond to Ruth Doran, who hopes for contact and says she would reveal it immediately if received.
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International News Service Today
Thomas A Edison
Stone
Uhroposes
Detroit
Thomas Lyn. Bradford
Ruth Doran
Ews Service
Bradford
What’s Gone Lumbago What’s Gone
An ad style plea urges quick relief for lumbago and throat illnesses like sore throat and bronchitis. It promotes Begg’s Mustarine from a local pharmacy as a faster remedy than common treatments, aiming to curb pain and inflammation with a leading pain relief claim.
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Begg
Bible Psalm 22 hailed as inspired word by minister
Elyria February 8 Reverend Neighbour at The First Baptist Church declares Psalm 22 the most certain proof of divine inspiration. He argues the psalm portrays Christ on the cross with verbatim accuracy, written a thousand years before the events, and depicts scribes and crowd reactions vividly. He warns against ignoring the Bible’s inspired nature.
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Elyria
Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Christ
Lincoln life topic to lead four class chapel talks
The Friday chapel services at Lorain High will be led by four senior classes Freshmen Sopimore Junior and Senior A's. The program centers on the life of Abraham Lincoln with the classes directing the service and leading student participation.
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Lincoln
Lorain
Feo
Tho Taing
Sopimore A
Banks Go Safe in Findlay Banks Ban Saturday Hours
Findlay Ohio banks will stop Saturday evening operations due to rising crime nationwide. Armed guards have been stationed at local banks for several weeks as a precaution while conditions are deemed unsafe.
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Internationnal News Service
Findlay
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