Ambiguous OCR Credits From 1921 Office List
Fragmentary OCR shows names and offices for press associations and advertising offices. It lists representatives and address fragments such as New York Office A B Clayden Chicago Office John W Hunter and vague contact lines. The block ends with a dated line February 15 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. BE. Clayden
3 Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Daylight Saving Debate Gains Support From Health Chief
Dr Royal Copeland Health Commissioner of New York City argues daylight savings improves indoor workers access to outdoor air and health benefits. Many eastern industries already plan to shift hours to DST, aiming for uniformity and reduced drawbacks in trade.
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Royal
Copeland
New York City
Chronicle-Telegram
Daylight Savings Association
Real Work for Prohibition Agents Declared in Reflections
A historical critique urges prohibition enforcers to target alcohol vendors rather than chase clever disguises like hair tonics and Jamaica Ginger. It argues fake booze threats are short lived while true bootlegging and prescription abuses demand steady enforcement, stressing that focus should be on whisky smuggling, warehouse leaks, and libel against perceived vendors.
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Jamaica
Death of Bishop Farrelly Leaves Void in Catholic Circles
The death of Bishop Farrelly removes a strong force for civic righteousness in the diocese. He influenced the community quietly for the common good across creeds and nationalities. His constructive leadership kept Catholic activities current, and his twelve years of service will endure as a lasting monument beyond marble or stone.
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Farrelly
Yours Men's Business Club Dinner Tonight in Elyria
The Yours Men's Business club meets this evening at the Chamber of Commerce hall for a regular dinner. Director Horace Nye will chair the meeting. Attorney Frank O. Richey will present an address titled The Inventor in History, delivering an entertaining and instructive talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Yours Men's Business Club
Chamber of Commerce Hall
Horace Nye
Chargs
Frank O. Richey
Richey
Elyria County Fair Ends Pork Races and Local Notes
Elyria feb 14 20 years ago directors of the county fair decided no more pools sold in horse racing at the county fair. Major events include the death of Mrs Jennie Bennington widow of Wham Dennington after two years illness. Mayor P S Reeff seeks a second term on good past record. Civil War veteran James Flower dies in Thomasville Ga. Chestnuts and nuts donated to Denver park. Local men invest in Medina county near Chatham hoping to strike a gusker and get rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fed
Medina County
Chatham
Alli
Dr. Edwards
Parole Request From Penal Farm Not Yet Granted
Fheoderic Moots asks for parole from the penal farm after failing to satisfy conditions. The county continues to excel at various matters but prohibits airplane construction or operation.
Harding Works On Inaugural Address
President elect Harding, in St Augustine Fla, labors on an inaugural address less than three weeks away. Interminable interruptions from callers delay work, but he manages to draft a concise speech likely focusing on domestic matters and the nation’s early White House agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
I. N.S .Star
ST Aigstine
Fla
Harding
Aress
Deliveri
White House
Tus Actisets
R It
Probate Court Weeks Entries IA Feb 18
The record lists probate proceedings and appointees for estates including C Alwse, Elizabeth Maurer, and Lida L Haraha with guardians and administrators named. Also notes London reporting Britain will not participate in an international cable conference over Yap Island dispute, citing motives misunderstood.
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Tse
Locsin
John Helen
Juhine Molar
Lovun
Raed
London
Great Britain
Yap Island
United States
Japan
America
Erie Railway wage dispute heads to hearing in February
The United States Railway Labor Board set a February 23 hearing on wage reductions proposed by the Erie Railway and its employees. On January 31 the company cut trackmen wages to 30 cents an hour and ordered seven day dispatchers to work without relief, while reducing telegraph earnings. The boards order holds the cuts in abeyance pending the Feb. 23 hearing as protests from maintenance workers and dispatchers persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Erie Railway
Federal Board
Erie
United Brotherhood of ‘Maintenance of Way
American Dispatchers' Association
Fire Claims Two Lives at Grand View Texas Hotel
James McDonald and Paul Lockhart died in a February blaze that consumed the Commercial hotel in Grand View. The deadly fire marks the second disaster in a year, following a previous $2,000,000 loss that destroyed the business district.
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Grand View
James McDonald
Paul Lockhart
Hemmetta
Tey
Oder
Commercal
Sleeping sickness takes little girl in Newark tragedy
Dorothy Shrock a 14 year old girl died in Newark on February 15 after suffering sleeping sickness since January. Her temperature spiked to 110 before death and the undertaker faced a blocked embolic embalmment as veins were clogged with co agulated blood, preventing injection of embalming fluid.
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Newark
Dorothy Shrock
Forty-Four Hour Week Demand of Printing Trade
Columbus february report states printers and related crafts face a choice of a statewide strike or a 44 hour week starting may first. The decision followed a conference of 65 delegates from 45 local unions representing five crafts. Otto Schneider of Cleveland was elected president and F W Stef-
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Columbus
Otto Schneider
Cleveland
F. W. Stef
State Printing Trades Council Plans State Meeting
Fen Cleveland secretary of a temporary organization announces a statewide meeting to discuss the establishment of a permanent state printing trades organization. The gathering is set for Marion from April 9 to 16.
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Fen
Cleveland
Pendigge
Marlon
Poker game interrupted by police raid in Lodi street
Residents on Lodi street reported a poker game last evening as rain kept people indoors. Four officers arrived to find a friendly sledge party in progress with two local residents entertaining two guests from Cleveland.
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Lodi Street
Cleveland
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
Smil Calman
Frank Burke
fMiuen
Second St
Ohio
Eilyria Postoffice
Maul
Lorain
Oto
Zinria
WS News
Cascesmsss
BBT Society
Daylight Savings
Prohibition
Senator Elkins
West Virginia
Normanley
Los Angeles
Aeary
Kramer
Pershing
Gen
G. G. Dawes
Business Club
Jennie Bennington
Wham Dennington
M. E Church
P.S Reeff
James Flower
Thomasville
Chas. R. Flower
Ras & Shoe Store
Elyr
Resf
Denver
Brone T.i
Abe Martin
Igpare
Player Music
Gennett Records
Starr
Broad St
Eastern Heights Land Co
Rau
Iad
Bac
Laeat
T. Edison
Edison
Mills’ Music
Hlyria
Texas
Dr. Millman
Ely
Via
Florsheims
Avon Stratfords
Educators
Philpott’s
Broad St. Elyria, O
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