Chamber of Commerce backs condemning sales of 232 U.S. homes
Jan 20 report notes the Chamber of Commerce executive committee plans to meet at 4 PM to endorse a protest by Senator Willis Coleman against the sale of a 232 U.S. homes complex. The group aims to gauge member sentiment and decide whether to send a formal protest through the senator. The effort centers on action by the executive committee and local trade leaders.
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Chamber OF Commerce
U. S
Willis
Chronicle - Telegram
Slorain
Carex- Telegram
Chamber of ‘Amimerce
Porney
Frank Colemans
United State Sensta
Frank B
Wdhs
Egeserinéat Sonse
Speculetais
Caniersa
Ow Tagkell
Rao
Chamber of Con
Colemans
W. Dudderar
Chanthey
Conmerce
Sant Bi Putte
Remarkable 1901 Aguinaldo capture deception recalled
Lorain marks the visit of Joseph W. Hsane of New York, veteran, recalling the 1901 Palanan camp ruse by American forces during the Philippine campaign. An officer notes the staged reinforcements mission led by Macabebes, with Aguinaldo’s men deceived into surrendering before a gunboat assault.
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Lorain
Joseph W. Hseane
York
Veteren
Aguimaldo
Palanan
ehi@s
Taser
States Infantry
Funston
San Isidro
Aguinaldo
Trere
Wach Baldomers
Central Luzon
Aruimaldo
Ney
Tetinaiae
Rome
Palanani
Aguialdo
Kusata
Rolksburg
Hilario Pjachio
Casiguran
Agunaldo
Lacuna
Birder
L Actna
Insurgente
Graduales Start Lifes Career in Lorain
Lorain on Jan 2, a large crowd gathered for Lugo High School graduation exercises awarding 42 diplomas. Bishop McConnell of Pittsburgh delivered the principal address, praised for its humor and logical insight. The program opened with the school orchestra and singing, followed by the invocation by the pastor, and the presentation of diplomas by class president John Opfer.
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Lorain
Lugo
D J Boone
Francs McConnell
Pasisburgh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tle
Tiga
America
Pha Rey da Newton Donaldson
Gies
P ¢ Bunn
Igi Senco
Auditorum Aga
McConnell
Diphtheria Quarantine Affects Lorain Pastor Family
Lorain on January 20 reports Mrs Melton M Brown wife of the 20th Street pastor is ill with diphtheria and confined at home 214 West 20th Street. Her husband is quarantined as a result. The pastor’s pulpit duties shift to G W Dubturar of the Chamber of Commerce and Rev Dr G W Hauk attends evening services due to the detention.
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Brown
Lorain Telegram urges subscribers to report irregular deliveries
Lorain Telegram circulation department asks all subscribers who fail to receive the paper regularly to contact the office at 4151. The paper seeks cooperation to ensure prompt and regular daily delivery to homes.
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Lorain
Gan
Shorr Chronicle Telegram
Budget Commission Plans Conversion of War Veterans Agency
The Spanish War Veterans Budget Commission in Lorain met to discuss potential conversion actions and to prepare for formal hearings. The body aims to terminate certain services and seek approval from city officials, with a special session scheduled at the chamber Friday.
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Budget Commission OF
Gonvertion
Popular Matron Wives of Former British Attache
Lady Didley De Chair, wife of Bir Dudley De Chair, once a British naval attaché in Washington, is a fashionable social figure in Washington society. Her circle includes notable matronly families and prominent local figures.
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Lady Didley de Chair
Bir Dudley de Chair
Briteh Naval
Lorain Family Noted For Shortest Surnames In City
A readable fragment notes the Lorain family of Lorain city living at 9012 East Tenth Street. Jules Py, linked to the local Odd Fellows lodge and employed at a National Tube company, is mentioned amid unclear text about a claim of a notably short surname.
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Lorain
Fasoc
fasoc's dessert The Vy famnly dives at 9012 East Tet + Minth Steet
Jules Py
Odd Petloys Lodge
Tude Cy Pleot
Lorain Chamber Backs Municipal Court Plan
Lorain chamber backs a municipal court project while attorney plans and petitions unfold. Local officials discuss jurisdiction, state approval, and trials. lawyers warn of limited access to city resources and potential cost impact on residents.
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Lorain Chamber
Ankle Razzing Amid Glove and Gologhes Mystery
In a May sequence observations note baffling activity with footwear and garb such as goloshes and stylish decor. Reports mention a marked drop in public appearances across business districts on Friday and Saturday, provoking questions about weather or perceived torment.
Salvation Army Week End Services In Lorain And Toledo
In Lorain on Sunday the Salvation Army holds Holiness at 10 30 a.m. Sunday School at 2 00 p.m. Young Peoples Legion at 3 00 p.m. Salvation meeting at 7 45 p.m. Weekday services are planned for Wednesday Friday and Saturday evenings at 7. In Toledo the opening today of a special employment bureau revealed widespread destitution due to unemployment with about two thousand applying for work and many reporting lack of breakfast or clothing. Preparations for installing a soup kitchen to feed thousands of unemployed were announced by emergency labor commissioner John R Crowell. A bake sale at St Pauls church bake sale opened Saturday morning at 9 o'clock amid local injuries from a fall on ice. Grant Vaughn, 1764 Hast Thirty-second street, was seriously injured when he slipped on ice and fell on the front steps of the local [illegible text].
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Lorain
Salvation Army
Sunda
Young Peoples Legion
Salvation
Toledo
Tan
Special Employment Bureau
R Cowell
Tole
Todelg
Coen
John R Crowell
Grant Vaughn
Thirty-second
Prominent Doctor Faces Two Suits in Eternal Triangle
Foosevelt physician and local political figure Dr. Sohn J Reason faces two civil actions. Alon Brower sues for 50000 claiming elation of Brower's affections. Brower's father sues in criminal action. Bail set at 1000 as defense talks stall. Friends deny wrongdoing and discuss a possible move.
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Foosevelt
Sohn
Reason
Alon Brower
Dr. Reason
WANTED Newsboys to Carry Routes in Lorain
Help wanted for Lorain circulation. Apply to Circulation Manager at Lorain Office Chronicle Telegram. Visit four corners over Western Union Telegraph office to apply.
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Lorain
Chronicle-Telegram
Four Corners
Western Union I
Pelegra Ph
Farmers oppose Clark county land reappraisal request
A 25 member Clark county farm bureau delegation appeared before the state tax commission in Columbus on January 20 seeking a 15 percent reduction in Clark county land values from last fall. They argued the reappraisal added 34 percent in Clark county and was unfair. Commission officials said protests for this year were closed and advised waiting until September to challenge.
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Columbu
Clark County
Stafford
Clark Couty
Young Bride of Old Millionaire Says Fi's Love
Cecil CG Ready, a Syracuse Society girl, wed George W Oyster Jr, a 72 year old millionaire horse fancier. The ceremony in Syracuse with Florida honeymoon follows a long courtship amid age disparity, while the bride defends the match as a union of temperament and love.
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Ron Agnee
Syracuse
Green Stockings Play At School Club Event
A Lorain school club presents Green Stockings with Faraday family clashes and a mysterious fiancé. Cast includes Cela Faraday, Phyllis, and Admiral Grice among others in London stage drama.
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Lorain
Pris Dramatic
Zanivat
Ast
Azgu
Wagnsr Cone
Farauav
Waom
Cela
Wiltil
Co Smith
South Afria
Ealy
London
Admiral Grice
Laddis Cervenka
Walliam Parada
Paul Teta Cosens
Smith
Joseph Ale
Robert Farrer
John Opfer
Henry Steele
Theron Lucas James Raleigh
Arthur Thomson Martin - Joseph Busgh Faraday
Mary Rose
Madge
Rockingham
Elizabeth Jones
Evelyn
Evelyn (Lady Trenchard
Hazel Lewis
Phyllis
Kgmer Reeder
Ida
Irs Chisholm Farada
Dorothy Love
Tuttle Preacher Japhet to Return for Salvation Army Meetings
Evangelist Japhet known as The Little Preacher with a Big Message will return to the Salvation Army for meetings Friday and Saturday night at 745 pm and Sunday morning at 10 20am in Lorain. Last summer he led four series of meetings and made many friends who asked for his return. this is his last chance to hear him in the area. Public invited.
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Tuttle
Lorain
Japhet
The
Little Peacher
Salvation Army
Shipyard unions meet to discuss stagnation in industry
Washington January 20 heads of labor unions in shipbuilding gathered at the American Federation of Labor to address stagnation in the U S shipbuilding industry. The central concern was the sustained high cost of production which has halted private contracts with major lending companies for six months.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
State Department To Determine If Building Is Safe
Lorain on January 20 1921 Mayor William F Grall received word from the state building inspector that a deputy will soon inspect all needed buildings. The inspector named is David Hatt and his deputy will conduct the safety assessment.
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State Department
David Hatt
Lorain
Wm. F. Grall
Isef
Suspected criminals rounded up in volsagstown cleanup
State and local authorities renew a county and city sweep for suspected criminals, adding 84 more detainees to the roundup. The report notes intensified the crackdown on criminal activity with a large influx of arrests and ongoing enforcement across Ohio locales.
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Volagstown
Three Escape Death When Auto Turles On Lake Road
Lorain January 20 J W Lepper Chas Bush and L Worthington narrowly escaped death last evening when the auto they rode in turned turtle on Lake road Worthington suffered a slight arm fracture and severe facial cuts from flying glass Worthington who drove the machine is manager of the Elyria Taxi Co
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Lorain
W J. Lepper
Chas Bush
L Worthington
Lake Road
Worthington
Teachine
Elyria Tasicab Co
Local Notes From Blamingham Area Weekly Calendar
Mrs Henry Axi of Axtel spent Sunday at the Kreigs. Henry Latteman is ill. Mrs David A Bennett attended the Ladies Aid meeting of the Henrietta German ME church at Mrs John Baumann Jr. John Mapes visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Arthur Portman hosted the Epworth League of Henrietta German ME church. Ed Boone of Florence visited the Temple family. Charles A Bisel, back from California, visited his farm. Birmingham Reformed church lecture series continues Friday Jan 21. George Denman cut an elm in front of his house yielding thirty cords of wood. Mr and Mrs W S Coulilp spent Sunday with L A Andrews and family. Miss Marjorie Kreg was an Ely visitor Tuesday.
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David A Bennett
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henrietta German ME
John Baumann, Jr
John Mapes
Charley
Arthur Portman
Epworth League
Ed Boone
Florence
Jay Temple
Charles A Bisel
California
Birmingham Reformed Church
George Denman
Coulilp
Eee Jes L. A. Andrews
Famiy
Board of Control Discusses Track Elevation Event
Lorain January 26 excerpts show L A Snell denying a Royal Manepaper report that the Board of Control formally considered nickel Plate crossing elevation. The mayor informally discussed the crossing with board members after adjournment. no official action occurred. A letter will be sent to Nickel Plate Railroad asking for their plans.
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Offord
Nible Plate R
R Co
Cleveland
Invent Machine Develops Rapid Pictures in Lorain
Lorain on Jan 20 reports William Robbert Jackson and Irwin Leaworthington patent a two machine system for rapid printing and developing of pictures and negatives. The device includes a film supply, developing and drying chambers, and a scanning unit enabling self-advancing film to yield finished pictures for patrons. Aimed to speed service in photography.
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Lorain
William Robbert Jackson
Irwin Lea Worthington
Aocusion
Local Market Prices Show Varied Dairy Produce And Staples
Local markets list prices for butter, creamery goods, cheese, flour, fruit, nuts, vegetables, fish, meats, poultry, and coal. Butter at 60 cents, cane sugar at 12 with 100 lb lot 850, York State cheese 40 cents per brick, flour ranges, oranges per dozen 30 to 66 cents, apples 75 cents to $1 per bushel, Brazil nuts 35 cents, almonds 40 cents, mixed nuts 30 cents, English walnuts 4 pounds $1.09. Meat and fish show beef steaks 85–50 cents, roasts, veal, pork, lamb. various poultry prices. coal prices up to 16.09 for hard coal.
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York State
Graham
Brazil
Pittsburg
Bergnoltz
Millfeld Lumay
Conzo
Pocahontas
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