Democrats Aim At Tariff and Aluminum in 1926 Campaign
A discussion notes the goal to break down Fordney Cumber tariff protections and press aluminum issues as a national contest in the 1926 elections. It cites Attorney General Sargent, the FTC, and former AG Stone as allegedly labeling the aluminum firm a monopoly, with Democrats banking on tariff and aluminum themes to win the middle west and agricultural belt and regain control of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
House
Socrats
Department of Justice
Sargent
Aluminum Company
Elyria Boy Scout District Elects Officers for Year
The Elyria District Committee of the Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting at the YMCA to elect officers for the coming year. President J. E. Betteridge. Commissioner E. L. Moody. Finance David Hyman. Troop Organization Dean Burns and Kenneth Bovlan. Leadership and Training John Whitney. Camping J. W. Lerseh. Ivory Service Curtis W. Haines. Educational Publicity G. H. Allen. Court of Honor Judge H. Wilcox and Dr. George D. Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Boy Scouts of America
Bing
M.C. A
J. E. Betteridge
E. L. Moody
David Hyman
Dean Burns
Kenneth Bovlan
John Whitney
J. W. Lerseh
Curtis W. Haines
G. H. Allen
Court of Honor
H. ©. Wilcox
George D. Nicholas
Scoutmasters Hold Monthly Meeting in Elyria
The Elyria scoutmasters held their monthly meeting on Tuesday evening. A resolution bans any scout from carrying an ax or hatchet unless accompanied by a commissioned officer who is responsible for its use. The move follows incidents of tree damage and concerns about misuse by nonscout individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scoutmasters of
Elyria
Local Folks Score Big On Radio Concert Broadcast
Elyria listeners heard the Ensemble orchestra and local tenor Paul Wainwright broadcast from WADC Akron last evening. The program was well received with clear reception and strong audience enjoyment noted by several listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
WADC
Akron
Ensemble Orchestra
Paul Wainwright
Payroll theft steals payroll from Toledo gypsum firm
Two masked bandits beat Carl Hoff, general manager of the Allfagel Company, General Merchandise Gypsum, in Toledo. They fled with about $6,400 in cash and negotiable checks, part of Beaver Products and The American Gypsum payroll. Hoff, carrying $3,006 in cash, was attacked as he parked his car and the robbers escaped.
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Toledo
Ohio
Carl Hoff
Allfagel Company
General Merchandise Gypsum Oho
Hoff
Beaver Products Co
American Gypsum Co
Death notices for Mrs Alfred Vidal and Mrs Bessie McNeal
Death records report Mrs. Alfred Vidal age about seventy struck down January first in Andover Massachusetts while away from Elyria. Also noted is the passing of Mrs. Bessie McNeal at home Woodford Avenue apartment 4 at 9:45 yesterday. Funeral from Bethany Baptist Church Friday at 2:00 led by Rev. Grey with interment Ridgelawn Cemetery. Survivors include husband William two daughters Mary Wynn and Jane House, granddaughter Add ia May Hight and grandsons William Pearce and Robert Lloyd. Great granddaughter Lillian Hight and great grandson William Pearce and Leroy Pearce among many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Vidal
John Grant
Andover
Massachusetts
Hallway
Elyria
Bessie Micneal
Bessie McNeal
Woodford Avenue
Farmers Institute Session 15 Opens in Huntington
The Farmers Institute opens a two day session at Huntington today with Wooster Experiment Station speakers on the program. A similar session is held in Brownhelm. On Friday and Saturday the event moves to Brighton with an elaborate program of addresses and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Huntington
Wooster
Brownhelm
Brighton
Mexico land laws threaten foreign investment warns businessmen
Mexican officials and foreign diplomats debate new anti foreign provisions as enforcement could force 54 percent Mexican control. Businessmen warn fresh capital may flee, while Manuel Tellez argues Mexico seeks to run its own affairs. White House officials say agreements from 1922 must be harmonized or risk tensions with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawe
Nelda
Mexico
Manuel Tellez
Telles
Becaue
United States
Tollex
Louis Merones
Industry, Labor and Commerce
Tip
Coolidge Ca
White House
Jah
Refused Inaugurations Leave Woodstock Without Officials
Woodstock, near Urbana, Ohio, faced a vacant town government after mayor elect C K Lincoln marshal elect Tom Morrissey and councilman elect William Kimball declined to be installed. The unusual stand leaves the village without a mayor marshal or full council as of January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Ohio
Woodstock
Here
C.K. Lincoln
Tom Morrissey
William Kimball
Lorain Company Perfects Shovel
Lorain Ohio January 6 announcement from The Automatic Shovel Co. details a new automatic shovel with much larger capacity for handling materials. It can move one and one half cubic yards at a time while keeping the same weight as the old model. After two years of development and exhaustive tests the company plans first deliveries around March 1. F A Smythe of Wyrlin leads the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Smythe
Wlyrin
Smuggling of Aliens From Cuba to Florida Reported
A report claims over 16,000 Chinese Russians Poles and Southern Europeans are in Cuba awaiting smuggling to the United States. For fees 50 to 260 they are put aboard Cuban fishing boats to Florida, hidden in swamps near Withlacoochee and Swaner rivers, then moved north. Alliances with smugglers and disappearances in Havana and Tampa are noted as authorities investigate.
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Florida
Kiverglane
Withlacoochee
Swaner
United States
Cuba
New York
Mavana
Tampa
Guba
Havana
Lorain County School Board Members Retire Today
Four men of the Lorain County School Board retired after the final 1925 meeting held in County Superintendent B C Seale's office. M A Gibson of Avon Like resigned and HK F Cotton of Sheffield replaced him to finish Gibson's term. Retiring members include J T Jameson of Wellington and HW Gibbs of Kinton, with Gibson, Bartlet, Hadaway still serving. new members Chert Miesing, CLT Winektes, and Alma K Portman join as the board plans its first 1926 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Walter Hadaway
Wlyria
Coetion
Seale
Chat. Miesing
Rochester
Clt. Winektes
Ridgeville
Alrs
Alma K
Portman
Tlonrietia
Court delays case over continuance motion and threats
Attorney Fauver attacked the absence of a local attorney for RT. T. Martin owner of Stamping Co. and pressed for immediate action. Judge Webber postponed the case to the 20th after Fauver threatened fines and imprisonment and spoke of prejudice against Judge Dundee.
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Fauver
RT. T. Martin
Stamping Co
Webber
Attoyney Wanves
Othiey
Wanver
Dundee
Walther
Fenver
KR. T. J. Martin
Wanger
Fanver
eHente
Fuse
Tle
Faager
Prayer Services Open City Wide Interdenominational Event
Last evening the first of three city prayer services was held at the Church of Christ. The service featured hymns and solos by Mrs J E B Niederhauser and lectures by Rev. William Muir Auld on Wesleyan Methodism and Puritan thought. He urged that prosperity does not prove spiritual growth and urged devotion with the theme For Their sakes Consecrate Myself. William Bennington reflected on being a Christian and the meaning of faith. Tonight at 7 30 the Methodist church hosts a service with sermon by Rev. K P Faliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J. EB. Neiderhauser
Wiliam Muir Auld
Wesleyan Mathoste
William Bennington
Husband files divorce suit over neglect and custody
Andrew Pochurek of Lornin files for divorce from Julia Pochurek on grounds of gross neglect of duty claiming she abandoned him and their daughter last June, returned, and used threats to gain possession of the child. He seeks full custody and a silver de vand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pochurek
Lornin
Julia Pochurek
City Council names committees and approves rosters
The article lists new council committee assignments led by George Stevens Jr and Mrs Ida Wingard with members including H Terrell Anna Kennedy and others. It notes Clerk David Hamlin as clerk, Service Director James F E Hewitt and Safety Director prepared for a new year with plans for paving sewers trash disposal and a new swimming pool at Cascade Park. The report covers police arrests total of 1 007, a proposed $70 000 waste disposal plant, salary increases for city officers and a bond issue of $50 000 for paving and widening East Ave instructing street committee to handle a West Sixteenth St request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Terrell
Henry Heijdrich
George Stevens, Jr
Ida Wingard
E. H. Terrell
George Hichwine
Fire and Police
Anna Kennedy
Parks and Bridges
George Stark
Street and Steam Railroad Committee
George F. Stark
Kennedy
Henry Heidrich
George Richwine
George Stevens Jr
David Hamlin
Wingard
James FE. Tlewitt
Flarry Hinksen
Ikewitt
Xlso
E. J. Stankard
Canneil
Fire and Police Committee
Folsth
Alan
Harry Hinkeson
Stavkarel
Rael
Alex Sehitlemangisa
Mothe
Hewitt
Gia
Mu Ave
Miyria
Lorain
Cascade Park
Servien
Downell
A. Jd. Miller
W. No Bates
Blankard
Avalan
Thomas Potters
Sa | Www
Miller
Pavina
East Ave
Broad-st
Railroad-st
West Sixteenth-st
Couneil
Freight rate cuts looming in Ohio rail traffic shift
Columbus Jan. 6 The Ohio State Utilities Commission overruled protests from the Central Freight Association and several railroads, granting a joint request by Wheeling and Lake Erie and Lorain and West Virginia railways to implement reduced freight rates. The changes cut 17 to 30 cents per ton on pig iron shipments and allied rough iron products moving to various Ohio points, effective Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Central Freight Assn
New York Central Railroad Company
Wheeling and Lake Eine
Lorain
West Virginia
Cleveland
Lawton
Massillon
Toledo
Protest Against White Way Assessments by Property Owners
Continued protest against assessments abutting the White Way under resolution 1674 and ordinance 2701. Protesting unfair, illegal, and discriminatory foot frontage method, citing prior protest from December 1920s signed by H. M. Andress, Henry W. Wurst, W. T. Parsch, W. C. Endley, George H. Chamberlain, and Frank Wilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
H. M. Andress
Henry W. Wurst
W. T. Parsch
W. C. Endley
George H. Chamberlain
Frank Wilford
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland
Cleveland market notes from January five report price trends across produce poultry and fruits. Ohio apple and cabbage prices appear, with potatoes danish and hot house varieties listed, along with turkey and other poultry rates and miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK PRICES AND VOLLEYBALL REPORT
Cattle receipts active with varied grades from good to choice and butcher steers. calves and cows listed with price ranges. Sheep and lambs market 25 to 60 cents higher, lambs and ewes shown with quality grades. Hogs up to 13.25 for pigs and beef prices around 12.25 to 13.25. Volley Ball Team gets seven break at Lorain as M. C. A. squad breaks even with Lorain. first team loses two of three, second team wins two of three at home.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Heise Fay
Beven
Lorain Wrake
Finion Birch
H. Hancock
Lorain
Lake City
Elytia
Iment-Teghens Association Plans January Meeting
The Iment-Teghens Association schedules a January 18 gathering to discuss by law revisions dues to council and ways to strengthen ties with state and national bodies. Superintendent E C Seale noted the Bareat-Teacher's meeting on January 19 at Amherst High will finalize the program.
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Iment-Teghens Association
Bareat- Teacher’s Association
Amherst
Igh
E. C. Seale
Seale
Woman Ends Life In Ohio River
In Gallipolis Ohio on January 6 Mrs Oris Mink 36 wife of a Gallia county farmer drowned herself by leaping into the Ohio River after leaving a note for her husband at a local physician's office. She leaves a young son and her death is reported after witnesses could not reach her. A separate traffic case arises from an accident December 31 Edward Davis swears out a warrant for Park Able on a traffic ordinance violation. Mayor Hinkson postpones the case to Saturday.
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Gallipolis. O
Ohio River
Oris Mink
Gallia County
Park Able
Edward Davis
Able
Hinkson
License Plate 62-122 Sought For Court Records
Police notified to watch all cars in the city for license 62 122 issued at the court house and wanted to straighten out records Police Chief BR J Stank ard said today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
BR. J. Stankard
Backed Car Into Vehicle. Woman Settles Damages
Mrs. Charles Walrath of Foster Avenue backed her car from a driveway yesterday and struck Smythe Sayles's vehicle, damaging a rear fender. She told Sayles she would pay for the damage, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walrath
Foster-Ave
Smythe Sayles
Sayles
Wanted small steam heated apartment close in
WANTED small steam heated apartment with all conveniences close in. Respond with box Chron Chronicle Telegram.
Gov Smith Seeks Amendments for Cities and County Reform
Albany Jan 6 Gov Al Smith outlines in his annual message to the 1924 legislature a plan for municipal power to extend financial aid for low cost housing, a 25 percent state income tax cut, and a county government study commission to merge small counties. He urges four year Senate terms and two year Assembly terms to align with a four year governor tenure, and a constitutional amendment limiting in even years to necessary government provisions.
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Albany
N. J
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BOY Scouts
Scoutmisters
Lorain Wheel
the Heldmyer Hardware Co
Broad Street
Farmers Institute
Ellin Mackay
Clarence Mackay
Sable King
Irving Berlin
Miss Mackay
Pope Pius
Berlin
Ballin
Lorain Company
Ion
Bellans
Marcel
American Barber Shop & Beauty Parlor
Broad ST
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Louis
Vann
Leader Shoe Store
SUOE
Boylans
The
Elyria Hardware Co
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