County farmers condemn lax law enforcement and discuss sheep economics
Ridgeville township hosts the Forty first Armval meeting with about 300 farmers. Resolutions condemn lax enforcement and praise better rural protection while debating immigration of a police-like rural system. County Agent Howard Rogers addresses sheep decline and tariffs, noting low wool prices and market issues.
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Coletoss
Pennsylyania
State Board of
Ralston-Nolan
Counly
Howard Rogers
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ghio
Pnion
New ‘Zealand
Australia
Chicago
Nog Rs
Levenl
City water bonds sale bids rejected for spring reoffer
Eight bids were submitted for the $150 080 waterworks bonds but all were rejected by the board of control. The net gain offered totaled $8 602 with a smallest premium of $315. The 6 percent bonds will be offered again in spring when 5 to 5 1/2 percent securities may be available. Bonds run 1920 to 1945 with an average life around 17 1/2 years. This completes the latest $1 million issue approved by voters, with $850,000 already sold at a premium and 5 percent interest.
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Board of Control
Italian chamber of labor sues Palmer in death of Salcedo
The Italian chamber of labor filed a $100000 damages suit in state supreme court against Attorney General Palmer and four DOJ officials over the death of Anroa Salsedo who leaped 14 stories from department headquarters last May during bomb outrages. The widow charges he was beaten tortured and driven to suicide. Copies were sent to the Italian embassy and consulates. Baseball player hurt in Washington.
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New York
Italian Chamber of Labor
State Supreme Court
Palmer
Department of Justice
Anroa Salsedo
Department
Salsedo
William J. Flynn
Department’s Bureau of Investigation
Salgedo
Washington
Boston
Million Worth of Buildings In Past Year
The Chamber of Commerce records show building activity in the city reaching about one million dollars in value during the past year. December permits totaled 94,850, while only 1,100 was issued in the police department grants, reflecting limited growth and a shift as business decisions affected activity in fall.
Publishers discuss newspaper policy and Elytia move
Emil Calman outlines Chronicle Telegram aims at fair, up to date news for all readers while explaining his decision to move to Elytia to manage the paper. He argues three newspaper types exist, condemning the policy light and financially driven presses and stressing a strong guiding policy to serve both working classes and advertisers.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Emil
Calman
Chronicle-Telestam
Commierts
Voley Ball
The
Wooster Collesiasis
Iglkor
Elytia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chronicle~ Télegram
Burke
State Senate
Ita
Community Chest Campaign to Begin Soon at YMCAs
About 300 workers gathered last evening at the YMCA for the Community Chest drive launch. A dinner for 200 girls preceded speeches outlining plans, groups, and home solicitation, with the Abou Ben Adham film shown to inspire the campaign launching January 12 to 22.
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Community Chest
SsInnasivin Eiguty
Cc. A
Y. OW
Open Forum Urges Cooperative Approach to Labor Strife
An open forum at Machinists hall drew strong attendance with impromptu speeches. Lorain Chamber secretary Dudderar accepted an invitation to speak next Tuesday about the open shop issue, while Elyria Chamber representative Howenstine declined to send a speaker. Rev. W. L. Burser praised valuing workers and capital, urging fair shares and unity, with Rev. Warner, a union printer, stressing collaboration as key to solving the industrial dispute.
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Open Forum
Machinists Hall
Ouuset
Whitehead
Loram and Elyria
Coalmerce
G W. Dudderar
Lorain Chamber
Lorain
E. J. Howenstine
Elyria Chamber
Jones
W. L. Burser
Christ
Burner
Warner
Elyria Savings and Banking Declares Extra Dividend
The Elyria Savings and Banking Company announces a semi annual dividend of seven percent to its stockholders. A large sum will enter circulation as a result of the distribution.
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Elyria Savings and Banking GO
Elyria Savings and Banking Company
Marriage Licenses in Lorain and Surrounding Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows Leslie Fendale 328 laborer and Katie Tiloganie 28 from Lorain. Paul Mathews 26 white from Springfield and Mabel Kiges 20 Elyria. Rev. Burner Elmer Owens 46 meat cutter Oberlin and Rosanna Reed maid. Justice Hughss estie Biehore 26 clerk To. Fain 1 oles Sehagapion 20 Bly.
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Leslie Fendale
Katie Tiloganie
Lorain
Paul Mathews
Whiter
Springfield
Mabel Kiges
Elyria
Burner
Elmer Owens
Oberlin
Rosanna Reed
Hughss
Estie Biehore
Fain
Rev A A Hunter of Amherst Receives Medal
Amherst January 5 Rev A A Hunter awarded a medal for services as chaplain in the recent war. The artistic medal features a chaplain tending a wounded soldier on one side and a battleship on the other. He also received a certificate of acknowledgement.
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Amherst
A. A. Hunter
Division A church meeting at Mrs Schuster home
Members of Division A of the Second Congregational church will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs Anna Schuster 336 West Street with assisting hostessae Neitie Eien ee.
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Second Congregational Church
Anna Schuster
West Street
Ae Neitie Eien Ee
Porto Rico Leaders Appeal U S For Home Rule
Antonio R. Bareato presides Porto Rico senate and heads the Union party. He travels to the United States to urge President Harding and U S officials to permit home rule. He proposes Porto Rico elect a governor and executive department heads by popular vote.
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U. S
Porto Rico
Antonio R. Bareato
Senate of
Unions
U.S
Presidentsted Harding
Peputes Ote
Lorain judge urges carrying of revolver for protection
A Lorain judge calls for allowing law abiding citizens to tote revolvers to deter hold-ups and crime. He argues current law restricts weapons to officials, fearing a permit system would reveal armed citizens to criminals. The judge rejects broad permit plans but advocates arming responsible, law abiding residents for personal protection.
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Lorain
John M. Harding
Criminal Court
Measles Diphtheria and Fever Quarantine Reported
An epidemic of measles is rampant in the city with a new diphtheria case at 517 Third Street under quarantine. Fever is also prevalent at 186 Bell Avenue, the health board notes.
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Third Street
Bell Avenue
Cates Beng
Ves Every Das
Sinn Fein ambush reports overwhelm Cork stowaway tale
Newport News dispatch says Lord Mayor Daniel O Callaghan, a stowaway aboard the West Cannon, claimed New York Nation editors invited him to testify before a Washington commission on the Irish situation. Immigration officials await Washington guidance on Donald O Callaghan’s case as a stowaway. In London, 16 attackers of Meelin ambush are dead or captured, while Sinn Fein MP James Walsh is reported arrested after escaping Mountjoy.
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Newport News
Daniel O'Callaghan
Cork
West Cannon
Peter Mae Swiney
Termenve Mac Swiney
New York Nation
Committee of One Hundred
Washington
Trish
Frederick C. Howe
Gof
New York
O'Callaghan
L. R. Parker
Jaz, O
Donald J. O'Callaghan
Department
London
Meelin
Narth Weet
County Threland
Gays
Exchange Telegraph Company
Vening
Sinn Finner
James J. Walsh
Sinn Fein
Mount Joy
Dubin
Burke Named to Public Utilities and Other Senate Committees
In Columbus on January 5, Senate appointments were announced. J F Burke of Eisra was named chair of the Temperance Committee and assigned to Public Utilities among others. Ennis, from the same district, chairs Public Utilities. Burke’s placement sparked earlier opposition from forces backing a Cincinnati senator. A compromise placed Burke on Utilities while Ennis chaired it. Endly sought Insurance. Legislation is expected next week as committees prepare.
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Colembus
Senate
J. F. Burke
Eisra
Ile
Ennis
Burke
Cincinnati
Rudd Ilyinka
Iis
Endly
Songke
Public Utilities
Unemployment Breaks Record in Boston Area
The public employment office reported a sharp rise in applicants for jobs in December, with numbers higher than the previous December by a full year. Employer requests for help dropped 52 percent from the December prelude and 9 percent from November, while filings were 48 percent below a year ago. The January banking update notes a separate call for balance on currency and Serbian news.
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Boston
Jan
State Department of Labor and Industries
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Yosifiong
Electric Amplifier Boosts Campaign Here in Tana
The Community Cheat tana launches a campaign January 12 advertised at a Superie Dlesting store on Easy Broad street. A device named the magaarvox claims to amplify sound to reach 50,000 people, with demonstrations planned and concerts nightly.
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Superie Dlesting
Easy Broad Street
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Ridgeville Township
Ridgeville’ Grange
Andrea Salcedo
Tan
William Blayney
Claysville
Washington and Jefferson College
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Nicaragua
Madame Alejandro Cezar
Alejandro Cesar
Washington, D. C
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Tipperars
A. G. Bean
Shermen Kingsley
Cleveland
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Abou Ben Adham
Gates
Albinall
Loraen
Blyrta Organization
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Robert O'Neil
Joseph Dei
Tomorow
O'Neil
France
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