Candidates for Sheriff in Lorain County Face Wide Field
The Lorain County voters search for sheriff candidates as a diverse slate emerges. Profiles include Robert Rogers a blacksmith from Elyria. William Whitney former Elyria police chief and two term sheriff. Peter Cooley longtime Lorain resident in fishing and transit work. Steve Cowie longtime county official and former turnkey. Samuel A Beal Elyria Township native with county commission history. R E Hultz Elyria educated veteran with World War service. H J Brown known as Brown the Battery Man from Elyria area with industrial and farming ties. Each candidate presents a distinct background and possible fit for sheriff duties.
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Lorain County
Robert Rogers
Elyria
William Whitney
Camden Township
Lorain
Steve Cowie
Loram County
Whitney
Inez
Backus
Jace
Samuel A. Beal
Farmain
Tye
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R. E. Hultz
Elyma
Elyma High School
Business College
John Lerch Company
Civil Service
District Board of Assessors
Warns
Penfield Township
France
Ile
H. J. Brown
Brown
Cleveland
National Tube Comppany
National Tube Company
The
Electric Company
Garford Manufacturing
Garford Automobile Company
Butternut Ridge
Dow
Gem Electric Com
Harvest Idyl and Political Notes Amid Wheat Belt
A fragmented clipping blends a harvest season idyl in the Great Northern Wheat Belt with local political names. It mentions candidates forCounts Commissioner and Sheriff under Sheriff Bachus with discussion of race and responsibility. References to Admiral Rob and U S movement hint at broader wartime era context.
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Great Northern Wheat Belt
Speak of Sky Law and Babe Ruth Trade Talk in Mock Editorial
The letter discusses Blue Sky Laws and watered stock as investments and mentions a rumored Babe Ruth trade to Chicago. It notes editor discovery, gas prices rising, and Ireland truce a year old. The piece also cites Spencer land purchase for a feeble-minded home and a Youngstown mayoral resignation and possible reelection bid.
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Davis
Spencer
Reception Held for Sonia Doan at YWCOA
A reception was given at the Y WOC A oon in honor of Sonia Doan the new secretary at the Stone Chapel of the.
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Y Woc
Sonia Doan
Yesterday’s in Univ: notable birthdays and obituaries
A partial list recalls notable university figures born or died in past years. Names include Pierre Loustre, Thadewon, Arthur McHade, George Eastman, and Tomas Barve, with scattered ties to Argentina, Missouri, Philadelphia, and Kodak.
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Aesadar
Argent
Roddie
Mbassidor
Arthur McHade
Buernoroof
George Eastman
Llona‘resentes
Kodak Carera
Water
AR Sears
Lee Meadows
Komical Telegrams Reveal Mild Mayhem and Gossipy Jabs
A column of lighthearted town chatter recalls Bull Damms newness to work and a locals’ plea for a return to court to explain a Ford incident. The piece riffs on the American Lace Company Cedar Point picnic, Burke’s return, police jokes, and a dry policy ad with a sly reference to Pat and Old Crow.
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Cedar Point
Bill Woimer
To Day Anniversary of Orange Order Celebrated
The annual Orange Day celebration proceeds in Kingston today marked by Lord Birkerhead the Earl and the chancellor who may attend the event as the 250th milestone is observed.
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Kington
Birkerhead
Chanreller
Max
Premoer
Rthdas
ABE MARTIN reminiscence on identity and titles
ABE MARTIN recalls changing norms about roles and titles. The piece notes how a woman could be identified by descent to a partner, reflecting on past social expectations.
Elyria City Newsflash: church repair, troops bound, clubs surge
First Congregational church is being refurnished and repaired. Elyria Military Company joins Sixth regiment in a sequence of movements. Elyria Bicycle Club expands toward five hundred members planning races at the fair grounds. Barlow Bros Minstrels organize in Elyria with daily Opera House rehearsals. A violent wind and rain storm tears through the city, damaging trees and communications. In Europe, 28,000,000 more women than men remain.
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Elyria
Barlow Bros. Minstrels
Opera House
Toilet goods counter ad promises satisfaction guarantee
An advertisement touts a guaranteed product sold at the usual toilet goods counter with a refund offer if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes low cost and a promise of complete customer satisfaction, urging purchase with a money back guarantee.
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Llahie
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