Metcalf to Leave Oberlin for Minnesota Coaching Role
Nelson Metcalf will depart Oberlin after September 1 to join the University of Minnesota as education professor and football coach. He led Oberlin to strong showings in the Ohio Conference, beating Ohio State and other teams, with a near-perfect record last season. No successor decision yet per Athletics Director Charles Savage.
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Nelson Metcalf
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Fire damages Wad Stazak home on Sixteenth Street
A noon fire at Wad Stazak’s residence on Sixteenth Street caused extensive damage. A kettle of asphalt on the stove overheated and ignited, damaging the roof and interior while furniture suffered heat. Estimated loss around 350 dollars for the contents and 800 dollars to the house. An earlier furnace fire at A J Alexander’s Woodland Avenue home also drew firefighters.
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Stazak
Sixteenth
Stazak Ag
A. J. Alexander
Woodland Avenue
Wage scale clash looms as Ohio coal operators plan cuts
Lee Hall of the Oslo United Mine Workers says wage slash proposals by southern Ohio operators threaten a strike by nearly 20 000 miners. Cuts ranging from 30 to 46 percent may take effect April 1 with checkoff removal after April 1. Union leaders vow to fight, delaying any wage policy until the national convention in Indianapolis February 14. Local officials say they learned of the plan only after its public announcement.
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Lee Hall
Columbus
Oslo United Mine Workers
Hall
Ohio
President Hall
George W. Savage
Ohio United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Lorain Lady Bootlegger Arrested at Night Patrol
Lorain January 10 reports an elderly bootlegger case. Patrolman Miller observed a man and woman with alcohol. the woman dropped a can and ran. Adiar Varhaes was arrested after officers found a pat of liquor on him and claimed the liquor was from an old woman four years ago. He pleaded not guilty to possessing liquor.
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Lorain
Adiar Varhaes
Church and police unite to push liquor law enforcement
A political gathering led by Mayor Jones and A R Webber urged church and public support to curb liquor sales. Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber and Sheriff Backus praised law enforcement efforts as officials noted violations due to foreign population. Mayor Jones lauded the police for their work in cleaning up the city.
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Pratees
A. R. Webber
Jones
Fadame c Cardner Bartlett
Fins Cole
Nelle Hill
Ife
Lawrence Webber
T. C. Bowen
Loran
Chan
Mayer Jones
Lis
En- Ta
Hilpine
Markets in Cleveland Prices and Varied Commodities
Market notes from Cleveland dated January 30 list butter at 43 and 44 cents, prints and packing stock with mixed prices, fresh eggs, cheese from New York state, poultry and live stock values, and assorted produce including apples, beans, onions, tomatoes, and potatoes with per pound and per sack figures. The report highlights market activity across dairy, poultry, and produce with regional price levels and quantities.
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Cleveland
York State
Stocks Endure Small Swings Across Markets
Irregular opening on the Yuna Japau-i4o market with light turnover produced minor gains and losses. Wamour Players slipped 3-4, American Ice rose, while Corn Product fell 4-4 and Kennecott Copper slipped 1-2 to 28 1-4.
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Japau
Wamour
Kennecott
United States
Mexican Petroleum
Marine
Newaton Tower
Why Do They Like This Man Why Do They Like This Man
An old advertisement extols a man’s vigor and vitality, claiming good color and “red blood.” It promotes Gude’s Pepto‑Mangan as a tonic to build strength, improve appetite, and provide “pep,” urging readers to buy the product in liquid and tablet forms.
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Gude
Lorain Shoemaker Opens Free Shoe Repair Charity
Lorain shoe repairer George Lehlneider has become a philanthropist offering to repair shoes at no cost for children whose parents cannot afford it. The initiative began in Lorain on January 50 with the aim of helping families in need access essential footwear.
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George Lehlneider
Mayhew I Davidson Shipped for Mars Pa Burial
Mayhew Irvin Davidson aged 72 father of L D Davidson of 115 Cleveland street died at 10 oclock Saturday evening after cancer of the stomach. Survived by wife, Agna V James Pittsburgh, Frank J Mars Lewtks D Elyria, two brothers R P T and J W Mars, three sisters Mrs Mincer Mrs McDonald Mars and Mrs Conklin Pittsburgh. Eleven grandchildren and one great grandson. Remains shipped to Mars Pa for burial. Short funeral services were held Friday. Relatives and friends attended Mare services held Wednesday.
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L. D Davidson
Cleveland Street
Agna V. James
Pittsburgh
Frank J
Mars
Lewtks D
Elyria
R. PT
J. W
Mincer
Washington Theatre Tragedy Remembered in Snowbound City
Rescue workers battled wreckage after a disaster at the First Church area near the Capitol. Albert G. Dashler died aiding others, with many Georgetown students and police aiding the injured as the city faced a somber weekend.
Tanlac touted as cure for stomach troubles in wartime era ad
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a powerful reconstructive medicine that restores strength and health by nourishing the stomach. It claims testimonials from across the United States and Canada prove Tanlac helps those with indigestion, bad breath, and loss of appetite, with notes on local legal cases and sales points in Elyria Lorain and surrounding areas.
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Napolian
Caralean
Taniac
United States
Canada
Suxeria
Tanlac
Elyria
J. Adolphus
Adot
Boy Dies From Barn Accident Near Mansfield
Ten year old Robert William Parcell son of Mr and Mrs Geo W Parcell was killed when a play rigging toppled onto him Sunday afternoon at his father's barn south of the city. He died after being carried home.
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Mansfield
Robert William Parcell
Geo. W. Parcell
Thin City
Former Elyria Woman Linked to Multiple Cities and a Troubled Marriage
A former Elyria woman caused ongoing trouble, deserted by Bar ton in 1920 and later living in Cleveland Columbus and other hotels. She reportedly divorced Aug 19, 1921 and had attempted suicide while staying at Gilsey Hotel. Her father Robert Young faced assault charges tied to an incident on a green line car.
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Barton
Gien
Hollenden
Cleveland
Columbus
Gilsery Hortel
Robert Young
Classified ad replies for past week at Chronicle Telegram
The office reports 33 letters and ten advertisers responded to the classified column during the past week. Excludes ads dated Jan 28 and earlier, with replies received today.
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