Community Chest Drive Plans Outlined for February Meeting
The big Community Chest drive outlines its plan in Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7:20 pm with eleven men’s teams and ten women’s captains to lead the campaign. Executives stress broad citizen support and a unified effort to raise funds for charitable and philanthropic institutions, aiming to boost local welfare programs.
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Toulobe
Chamber of Commerce
2. C. Gibnan
Toto
Cushing
H. Bartars
E. F Allen
Henrite Edwarde
Edith Gill
Ws. FE
Toe Women’s Department
Jones
Nehier
I J. Whelan
Wnanp
Secnd
Vasittant
Farmers Dissatisfied As AIM Survey Reveals
Washington reports an AIMs survey showing farmers unhappy with expected production next year and rising costs. More than 40 000 responses from 260 000 farmers indicate widespread discontent, while officials urge continued support for defense and veterans funds as postwar adjustments loom.
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Waashington
Pers
Eo Blakestee
Dairymen Urged to Organize for Better Dues in Congress
Elyria meeting hears H W Ingersoll president of Ohio State Dairymen’s Association urge nationwide organization to press Congress and state legislature for fair treatment and regulated collective bargaining. He notes new price recording system to protect producers and stabilize prices, as the board plans reorganization and a health-focused dairy year ahead.
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H. W. Ingersoll
Ohio Dairymen
Congress Ciutumbus
Eaid H. W. Iugersell
Ohio State Liwirymen’s Association
Toéay, &T
Ingersoll
Cleveland
Jude Powell
Insersall
Aldrity Hall
Elyria
Indictments Against Auto Drivers Quashed by Judge Redington
Judge Redington quashed seventeen indictments against truck drivers charged with overloading. He ruled the law defined load as the rim to rim surface, not the roadway contact area, urging a clearer statute. Most defendants were from Cleveland, hauling milk from LaGrange to Cleveland on Lorain county roads.
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Redington
Uish
Hodington
Florence Nightingale Centenary Observances Planned This Year
The centenary of Florence Nightingale, a founder of modern nursing, will be observed nationwide with hospital and training focus. Her Crimean War leadership, lamp in hand, inspired nursing as a dignified profession and influenced the Red Cross and women nurses in war and peace.
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Lorence Nightingale
England
France
Florence
Crimea
Woundad
Jnat
Bar
Florence Nightinggate
Nurros
Bertar
May Collapse Trial Drama Shapes Extradition Debate
London reports that the question of Wilhelm May’s extradition shifts from leniency to politics. Sir Frederick Palloch, a noted British international law expert, says the core issue is violation of Belgian neutrality by Germany and that war-crime trials hinge on who bears responsibility beyond the ex-emperor. The indictment argues Germany’s surrender of all wanted war criminals, but some foresee May as a figurehead while others insist others must face trial for the Lusitania sinking.
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London
Leway
Frederick Palloch
Frederick
Germany
Wisam
Carmany
Cemand
Tam
Wa-Hoeiser
Lusitania
Truant’s breakdown after incarceration shocks city
A twelve year old foreign boy was subjected to coercive third degree questioning by Mayor Jones and police after truancy. He was detained in the city prison until tearful admission and pledge to attend school daily. Officials debate how to handle such youths and report various schemes being considered.
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Jones
Wenoo
Howlett
Cuty Pr
Atars
Bagmad
Enude
Timaa
Construction on site faces quiksand issue near hotel
Damaged OCR reports foundation work for a proposed new building at the And wre hotel site. Quicksand concerns in the east area persist while an alley pit is completed with no quicksand detected. Monandefmar and Noten are slated for court at Gaurt street.
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Noten
Elyria Legion to Distribute War Memorial
Elyria Post No 12 of The American Legion plans to distribute a war memorial souvenir pamphlet honoring American Expeditionary Forces veterans who served in France. The pamphlet, praising French gratitude and sacrifice, recounts America’s WWI participation from Cantigny to Sedan and will be shipped to Elyria Legion members for distribution to eligible veterans.
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Beiong
Germany
Thig
Illyria
American Legion
France
America
Cantingy
Sedan
Elyria
Shoe Makers Get Increase for Cincinnati Workers
More than eight thousand textile and shoe workers in Cincinnati receive a raise from 76 to 25 percent with back pay dating from November 2018.
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Prenas Gracinnayi
Eliue
Cincinnati
America Aids Europe Conference Proposal Sparks Debate
A January message from Secretary of the Treasury Glass to a U.S. Chamber committee states the American government has done all it deems advisable to aid Europe and warns that an international conference of bankers and business leaders could cause confusion and revive hopes for further government loans.
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Washington
Jan
United States
Secretary of the Treasury Glass
Ccommitee
Chamber of Comerce
Glass
Europe
Harry Heevers Birthday Surprise In Park Street
Harry Heevers was surprised on his birthday by many loyal friends. The party traveled by interurban car to his Park Street home where a warm reception followed. Mrs Heevers hosted guests with hospitality as Mr Whiteneal spoke in praise of Heevers. A net ivory shaving set was presented as a gift, and Heevers thanked guests while inviting them to extend congratulations.
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Park Street
Twvills
Lune Lodge
Whiteneal
Weevers
Heevers
O. W. Anderson
Musso ‘and Ames
U S to Give Whiskey to Combat Flu
United States Marekal Behrendt authorized from Washington to furnish free whiskey to reputable physicians for influenza treatment. Also lists marriage licenses for Lynn Fitzpatrick and Nella Potter, and others from Elyria Lorain area including Incobbass!, Lillian Bove, Fred Koleno, and Gladys Reot.
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Associated Press
United States
Marekal Behrendt
Washkluxton
Lynn Fitzpatrick
Nella Potter
Elyria
Duliua
Lillian Bove
Lorain
Fred Koleno
Gladys Reot
Two murders shock Cleveland police uncover grim double slaying
Cleveland police investigate a double murder after three bodies found near Pearl Road by a passerby. Victims suspected to be Minvester Russo and Michael Zelanzo of Buffalo, New York, with motive possibly money.
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Cleveland
Uc Seayers
Minvester Russo
Michael Zelanzo
Buffalo
New York
Flu epidemic reported in city by doctors
Doctors say flu cases are rising in the city with many families affected. One physician cites about thirty cases, some merely severe colds, while Memorial Hospital enforces strict visitor limits and flu masks. No deaths yet, but nationwide reports show a broader epidemic.
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Thig City
Memorial Hospital
Legislature Adjourns Early Expectation of Short Session
A representative arrived home from Columbus reporting that the legislature adjourned until next Tuesday. He said all major business had been cleared and adjournment would likely take place Wednesday. The legislature is not expected to reconvene until next April.
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Columbus
Odessa City Captured Report by Associated Press
Vienna January 20 Ukrainian forces announced the capture at Cressa. The Ukrainian press service issued the correction for last night's Harry H. Smith advertisement pricing errors, noting the $1.00 large Ouija boards should have read $1.60 and cups and saucers advertised as 4 for $1.00.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Cressa
Ukranian Press
Harry H. Smith
McCulloch Plans State Race Entry At Canton Feast
McCulloch of Canton, representative from the Sixteenth Ohio district, will announce a Republican bid for governor at a Canton banquet and rally. Speaker lineup includes Charles C. Kearns, James Watson, and Patrick Kelley. McCullogh’s record since 1914 cited, with pledges of sane budgeting and retrenchment.
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McCulloch
Canton
Itescoe C. McCullach
Ohio
Reverver
Qhkin
Canton City
McKinney
Nan Charles C. Kearns
Claim Kolchak Escaped From Red Captors
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a claim that Kolchak escaped Red captors, with garbled phrases about associations, honors, and actions in Irkutsk. Mentions transfer of government powers to the Bolsheviks and a disputed addition. Details are unclear and partially unreadable.
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Kolchak
Adeural Kolchak
Maeanehurls
Irkutsk
Bosheviki
Governor Cox probes Ironton riot amid strike unrest
A representative of Governor Cox's office travels to Ironton to assist in investigating disorders tied to a laundry workers strike. City officials requested aid, claiming the local police force cannot adequately handle the situation. The visit follows heightened tensions and calls for state help to restore order.
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Associated Mrer
Columbus
Ironton Today Co
Cox
Millerotrom Steamer Sinks En Route to Philadelphia
A can tank steamer named Millerotrom broke in two and sank at sea near New York on January 20. One boat with the chief officer and 17 men was rescued by the Steamer Osette. another boat carrying the captain and 22 men remains missing. The message was received here today.
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Presa
New York
Millerotrom
Philadelphia
Osette
Mrs Leeds to wed Prince Christopher in Geneva ceremony
Paris dispatch reports Mrs William Leeds widow of a tinplate magnate will marry Prince Christopher brother of former King Constantine of Greece in Geneva on Saturday with a religious service in Vevey. King Constantine reportedly sends a representative. Cleveland note adds Mrs Worthington once heiress worth 29000 linked to William Stewart family and her divorce and remarriage history.
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Paris
Wiliam Iy Leeds
Tinplate
Christopher
Constantin
Greece
Geneva
Very
Constantine
Cleveland, Jan
Leeds
Euclid Avenue
Prince Christopher
Mrs Tyrrell Dies Within a Week After Sister Voids
Mrs Tyrrell of 24 East Third Avenue died Thursday, following the deaths of her sister Alice Dewey Tyrrell and their mother Dy Tyrrell within a week. Born February 6 1865 in Waterworth, she moved to Toledo as a girl and lived there since. She married Dr G A Tyrrell, who survives with sisters Mrs Virginia Suum of Toledo and Mrs Helton Budd of Lynn, and her stepson Tyrrell. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 oclock at the church, conducted by Pastor Grant.
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Tieloa
East Third Wi
Mia
Alice Dewey Tyrrel
Tugaday
Tyrrell
Tyrell
Waderworth
Bella
Long
Rem
G. al. Tyrell
Virgina Suum
Toledo
Loffictere
Europe seals peace with Germany treaty signing
A photo shows French, Italian, and British ministers seated in a formal room as they officially ratify the peace treaty with Germany. Allied envoys exchange no personal greetings amid strict ceremonial procedures in the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Europa
Germany
France
Italy
England
Premiz
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