Chest Drive Fund 9 Oversubscribed in Elyria Campaign
The Community Chest Campaign in Elyria surpassed its goal with $96,490.19 raised from 3,595 subscribers. President Smythe praised the effort at the Chamber of Commerce meeting, presenting awards and cartoons to outstanding teams and individuals, including Mrs. George Stevens Jr and Chief Satukard for leading drives and surpassing quotas.
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Community Chest
Smythe
Chamber of Commerce
Community Service Council
George Stevens, Jr
Stevens
Federal Reserve Board to Regulate Loan System
The Federal Reserve Board plans to use its full power to regulate and guide the banking credit system. The annual report outlines using elastic reserve and net issues to stabilize commerce and industry, and recommends Congress amend the Reserve Act to allow normal credit lines for member banks with board approval. The board warns against rapid debasement and stresses liquidation and orderly adjustment.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Railroad Men Attack Bills in Washington Conference
Union officials and congressional negotiators met in Washington to discuss President Wilsons settlement policy on the railroad controversy and the Cummins Eschi measure. Leaders indicated a strong bloc may demand labor solidarity in appeals to the President over the labor provisions in the proposed settlement.
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Ausocifica
Washington
Keb
Wilson
Senate
Tovero
Two Sailors Die as Steam Pipe Bursts on Destroyer Kitty
Near San Diego on a speed run the U S destroyer Kitty had a steam pipe burst. Two sailors Clarence B. Lambeth and Clarence J Langell died from burns. Adolph Nuerch and T F Carroll were severely burned and hospitalized at Balboa Park. The blast occurred under forced draught with several others burned by live steam.
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Ba Moon
Wolagar
Three Killed by Fall at Lorain County Electric Site
Hubert Hance of Sixteenth Street was fatally injured Sunday when a high tension wire fell at the Lorain County Electric Company sub-station in Corning. He died about 3 oclock this morning at Mortal hospital. He left a wife and three children and had worked for the company for years. His death saddened fellow workers who called him a steady, capable man. Arrangements await his Wisconsin-based brother.
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Electric Hight’ Co
Wisconsin
Gompers Denounces Formation Of Labor Party
The American Federation of Labor leader Samuel Gompers denounces a proposed Indiana state labor party and any allied political action. He questions the party’s practical value and warns of detriment to workers’ interests, urging work within existing labor federation lines.
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William Mitch
Indiana Labor Party
Futed Press
Washington
Labor
Samuel Compers
Terre Haute
Indiana
Mir
Compers
Mitch
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
Rhedukes Mitel
Gom Bers
Impracticai
Forscoth
Tne
Labor Party
Workers of America
Elyria Rotary Club to Observe Fifteenth World Anniversary
The Elyria Rotary Club joins 600 clubs and 50,000 Rotarians worldwide in marking the fifteenth anniversary of Rotary. The weeklong celebration includes special exercises at the M C A and a drive to promote service above self with Emphasis on ethical standards and civic duty.
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Elyria Rotary
World Organization
Elyria Hotary Club
Boagahlab
Perakh Clib “Yas
Chicago
Paul P. Harris
Rotary Club
Rotary
Rotary Clubs
Elyria
Labor Party
Labor
Otio
L. B. Hindman
Rotary Platform
Ufa
Funeral service for Reverend John Skillion family friends present
The service was conducted by Reverend John Skillion. Only family and a few intimate friends attended. Mr. Smith, son of the late William L. and Frances Perry Smith, was born in Avon on July 7, 1855 and died in San Juan Porto Rico on February 7 from apoplexy. He spent his youth in Elyria and later years in Cleveland.
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John Skillion
Smith
William L
Frances Perry Smith
Avon
San Juan
Porto Rico
Elyria
Cleveland
Francis Smith Rites Saturday
Funeral service for the late Francia Perry Qcarth was held at his home at 2081 Rest 89th Street Cleveland on Saturday February 21 90. The record notes the observance occurred in Cleveland.
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Francia Perry
Rest 89Th Street
Clevgland
Hoover Opposes Linking German Treaty to Campaign Issue
Herbert C. Hoover, former food administrator, declared opposition to making the ratification of the treaty with Germany a campaign issue. He spoke from Baltimore on February 23, signaling a stance against intertwining foreign policy with the 1920 presidential race.
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Associated Prema
Baltimore
Herbert C. Hoover
Germany
N H Fairbanks Seeks Republican Governor Nomination
Columbus February 22 N H Fairbanking SpringfeM, chairman of the Republican committee, reiterates his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor.
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RF Associated Prean
Columbus
N. H. Fairwinkner Springfem
Republican Committee
To'ayan
Loverner
Wellington Pupils Win Spelling Prizes
Wellington pupils Cecile Mason Gladys Mason Margeret Edwards Geraldine Jacobs and Leola Zeigler won the $5 prize for the best speller in their rooms. They achieved 100 percent in spelling across daily work tests and exams in science history geography and arithmetic.
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Wellington
Cecile
Gladys Mason
Margaret Edwards
Geraldine Jacobs
Leola Zeigler
W. Il. Chaby
No Arrest In Day At New York Police House
For the first time in eight years the West One Hundred Twenty-Third Street policy station recorded no entries in a 24 hour period ending at midnight.
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N. Y
Associated Press
New York
Prominent Youngstown Lawyer Cecil D Lynn Dies in California
Cecil D Lynn, a leading Youngstown lawyer in Northern Ohio and former partner of U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Clark, died yesterday in Pasadena California after brief illness.
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Youngstown
Cecil D Lynn
Osio
U. S. Supre Court
Johil Clark
Pasadena
California
Leonard Wood Files Candidacy Papers in Ohio
Columbus Feb 23 Major Leonard Wood a Republican presidential candidate filed with the Secretary of State his declaration of candidacy for the presidential nomination. He has carried the campaign into Ohio as part of his nationwide bid.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Leonard Wood
Ohio
Tere
Miners Strike Across Ten Collieries Over Weighman Demand
In the Hwenda Valley in February, miners at ten collieries walked out to demand the dismissal of the weighman. They protested the checks and vowed continued action until their demand was met.
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Porth
Wates
Feb
Hhenda
Whisky runner captured after collision at West avenue
A whisky runner, Harry Sheinkman of Detroit, was arrested after a collision at the West avenue and Broad street corner. Police found forty gallons of grape brandy, a five gallon can, and a special tank in his car. Federal authorities in Cleveland were notified to pursue him. He faces fines and car seizure. Harding speaks on Americanizing the peace treaty as Republicans plan campaigns in Ohio with leaders like Hayes and Davis.
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Harry Sheinkman
Montcalm Street
Detroit
George Peaver
West Avenue
Broad St
Backus
Oirckhitte
Serene
Son
Sheinkman
Hadawar
Dobeo
Einkman
Atrolman
Uison
Oveland
Cleveland
Associates Press
Columbus
South
Harding
America
Hard
Ained
Mr. Harding
Ware Farner
Tie
Ohio Republican Editorial Association
State League of Republican Clubs
Republican Women of
Wil H. Hayes
Republican National
Amon
Ralph D. Cole
Harry L. Davis
Roscoe McCullough
Thomas W. Lathews
Mary Stewart
New York
Republican National Committee
Local interurban collision injures twelve near Rocky River
A fuse repair tail near Stop 1 west of Rocky River caused a rear end crash between two Lake Shore interurban cars. Twelve passengers were hurt, five seriously, with Alec Harder and Mrs. H G Smith among the injured. Several were taken to Lorain and Cleveland hospitals.
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Lake Shore Electric
Rocky River
Lorain
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Alec Harder
Avon
Cleveland Railway Co
H. G. Smith
Effie Teemer
E. 31St Street
Mra
J. W. Lewis
Josep Kasinski
Madison Avenue
N. W
Nasinski
St. John’s Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lakewood
Lakewerd
Norgescy
Masuick & Daniela
Nuka
Ander Cur Aed
Census taking in Carlisle township delayed by illness
Census work in Carlisle township is delayed due to the illness of enumerator Fred Fitzpatrick. Snowbound roads hinder progress but completion is expected on a 48 hour schedule once travel is possible.
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Lisle
Fred Fitzpatrick
Baldwin Wallace founder's son buried in Berea church
Funeral services for John Baldwin Jr. were held at the First Methodist church in Berea yesterday afternoon. The 82 year old son of Baldwin Wallace College founder had long been closely linked to the college’s interests.
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Berea
John Baldwin, Jr
First Methodist Church
Baldwin
Baldwin-Wallace Coflege
Adriatic Notes To Be Released By President Wilson
A report from Washington dated February 25 states Adriatic notes will be released by President Wilson. The document outlines daily rates and bond terms tied to the Entente powers and the Allied government guarantees.
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Adriatic
Astoclatd
Washington
Aomright
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Finoat Hospitals Inc
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Bis Friends
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Bowe
Federal Bank Reserve Board
U.S
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Lorain County Electric Co
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