Fifty year jewel presented to Elyria Odd Fellows leader
In a Gates Room ceremony at the First Congregational church Elyria Odd Fellows honored E. Lord for fifty years of membership during a banquet attended by about 500 lodge members. The event capped a six month drive that doubled local membership and aims for 1,000. Highlights included remarks by Grand Master H D Chaflin and a push for Odd Fellows Home in Springfield.
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Odd Fellows Lodge
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Widows Benefit Club
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Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Siyra Odd Fellows Lodea
Ladies of the First
Bond Jumper Is Rearrested And Sentenced
Pel Wooaring of Wonsfield was sentenced to the Tinsfield reformatory. Indicted by the Ist erend jury he pleaded for pity but fled after posting a 151 bond. Balas trapped him in Cleveland and he was recaptured. Wearing belongs to a prominent Mansfeld family with notable relatives.
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Tinsfield Reformatory
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Legion Meet Tonight at Council Chamber
Meeting of the American Legion planned for tonight in the council chamber. Officials note a change in venue and a focus on key community duties with expected attendance by leaders and members.
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Council Chamber
Community Chest Campaign Raises Record Totals in Elyria Drive
The Kivria Community Chest campaign reports 37144156 raised from 2029 subscribers. Captains Sharp Webber Symons Stark Smith Sotherden Glass Dunn Squire Bates and numerous donors including Mrs Kolinsk Mrs Redhead Mrs Silsbee Miss Smallwood Mrs Birbour Miss Edwards Mrs Faxon Mrs Gilman Mrs Cudding contributed. An automatic telephone campaign aided outreach with strong local support from Cripples and Gates Hospital.
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Stark
Smith
Sotherden
Glass
Dunn
Squire
Bates
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Redhead
Silsbee
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Birbour
Allen
Ilss Edwards
J HO Faxon
Gilman Oe
Cudding
Capt Webber
Charles Persons
Ohio State Labverarts
Citas
Lottar
Tha Gates Hospital
Falawa
Aislen
Cripler of Gates Hospital
United States
Chas Sotherden
Drainage of Valley of Red River Planned
Fargo report states Congress will appoint an international commission with Canada to design drainage and flood control for the Red River valley. North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota held a tristate conference. a delegate will go to Washington to present the case to Congress. Similar talks were held in Winnipeg with regional officials after approval by federal and provincial authorities.
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Red River
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Tristate
Washington
Congress
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Grierson
Marriage Licenses for Local Residents Listed
Fank Maker, 61, Benton, restaurant man, weds Katherine Edgerton, 61, Elyria. Morris Smith, coke plant heater, weds Ruth M Thomas, 18, Elyria. John Karaptewicr, 22, laborer, weds Fannie Metolick, 23, Lorain.
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Fank Maker
Benton
Katherine Edgerton
Elyria Morris Smith
Ruth M Thomas
Elyria
John Karaptewicr
Fannie Metolick
Lorain
Minister Donates $1000 to Promote College Boxing
Rex John A. Johnson has donated $1000 to Dartmouth College to promote boxing. The sport, recently introduced, is growing in popularity and Johnson has supported Dartmouth gifts for sport, including his honorary presidency of the Outing Club.
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John A. Johnson
Newland
Dartmouth College
Rev Johnson
Dartmouth
Kaxr
Pomerene Withdraws Candidacy Affects Ohio Delegation
Sen Adlai Pomerene Democrat of Ohio withdraws from the presidential race to avoid a split Ohio delegation. The move aims to unite the party for Governor Cox in the April 27 Democratic primary and keep focus on Congress legislative duties. He rejects Ohio party calls to give the delegation to a victor, arguing voters chose their representatives.
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Adlen Pomerene
Ohio
Yeaterday
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Cox
Cov
Labor Cooperative Congress Report At Kiwanis Luncheon
Attendance at a Kiwanis luncheon featured a report by editor J 17 Burse on the Labor Farmer Cooperative Congress held in Chicago last week. Speaker Mr oF We-Burke linked the event to plans to reduce living costs and noted discussions on locomotive neighborhood tone and broader economic questions.
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thaMircrerge
Business Men's Club Plans Father and Son Banquet
The Young Men's Business Club will hold a Father and Son banquet next Tuesday evening at 6 20. Speaker A R Webb will present an address with special music and short talks by members. The club hopes for large attendance.
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Young Mens Business Club
Ymoc OA
Protest Against Rail Wage Proposal Sparks Action
Washington February 1. Protests against a wage proposal were prepared by railroad workers and the American Federation of Labor. Delegates planned to present objections to President Watson and Director General Elims, with focus on provisions affecting wage reductions before September 1 and the creation of a permanent nine member arbitral board.
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Washington
Watson
Amercan Federation
Major Devereaux Pneumonia Victim Dies in War Service
The obituary notes Major Devereaux formerly in the service during the war era died of bronchial pneumonia. He was transferred to the care facility and later to a field hospital where he passed away.
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Senator Harding Stays an Anger Despite Veto
Washington reports Senator Tiardiank declares no concern over Governor Cox vetoing the bill cutting from assault to forty fire guns. He says he did not push the bill and veto does not affect his political plans.
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Cox
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Republican National
Chicago
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Railroad wage talks held by maintenance men group
Detroit February 19. A special meeting of the executive committee of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way and Railroad Shopmen discussed a wage settlement proposal. Officials voiced optimism for an early agreement to end the controversy.
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Associated Press
Detroit
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Ways and Railroad Shop
Former Elyria man shoots self near Cleveland police station
Clyde D. Walrath 24, a former Elyria boy, is hospitalized in Fairview Park after firing a revolver on his porch as he prepared to go with a Cleveland patrolman to the police station. Investigators believe he contemplated suicide. letters found in his pocket express fear of failure and requests for family help. He had previously worked at local banks and stores and had obtained a revolver with a permit.
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Elyria
Fairview Park Hospital
Cleveland
Carroll Avenue
Henry Kuehl
Oo Walrath
Boylan Bros
Savings Deposit
Bank Trust Code
Severral
Guardian Savings &Trust Co
Lorain Street Savings Bank Co
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Wilrith
Clyde
Wether
Frei
Kiehl
Lorain Street
Wilson Allies Reply on Adriatic Question Sparks Debate
President Wilson completed a reply to the Allied Supreme Council on the Adriatic issue and sent it to Assistant Secretary of State Polk. The document questions the January compromise and warns America could withdraw from the Versailles treaty if allies proceed without U.S. assent. British and French press reactions call for openness to avoid diplomatic harm.
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Polk
France
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London
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America
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Manchester Guardian
Great Britain
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the Guardian
Treaty fight drags on as Senate weighs key business
Washington in February reports the treaty dispute will likely continue indefinitely while the Senate debates the railroad matter and other major business. A compromise settlement was discussed as a formal option.
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Washington
Lescern
Senate
Overland Strike Not Declared Off Says Local Head
SAYS OVERLAND STRIKE IS NOT DECLARED OFF. R B Whitehead, secretary of the local post of the International Association of Machinists, denies a telegram indicated the Willys Overland strike was off. A vote was taken and sent to headquarters in Washington. canvass not completed by Friday.
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International
A Association of Machinista
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Willington
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Asé
Lorain Police Take Action On Dog License
Police in Lorain report issuing a dog license enforcement action for a dog described as eight years old and owned by a resident. The notice emphasizes compliance and public safety.
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