Elyria Elyria Daily Herald Publication Details
Publication listing shows Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company as publishers with J. Clare George as City Editor. Paper published every evening except Sundays and holidays. Rates listed for in county, state, and foreign subscriptions and advertising representation in Chicago New York and Detroit.
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company, Publishers
J. Clare George
Clare Grouchan
Elyria Postoffice
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
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New York
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Detroit
General Motors
Safe at Home as Lost Baby Bobby Recovered
A New York couple, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Connor, rejoiced as their lost baby Bobby was found after five days in a bramble patch. Police credited organized search efforts for the recovery, contrasting with earlier haphazard attempts. The case drew nationwide attention like a major strike and underscored the resilience of children and the need for coordinated search methods.
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Charles H. Connor
New York
Bobby
June Robles
New Mexico
Conners
Connors
San Francisco
A Vacation Homily on Rest and Effective Holidays
A Riverside California Press note argues modern life overworks many midlife adults and urges vacations as a rest and education tool. It cites a doctor’s advice to patients, promotes a five day week and two recreation days, and notes vacation costs from minimal to substantial with rest and health as outcomes.
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Riverside
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Shelter belt of trees eyed to fight droughts nation wide
Washington debates a long range plan to plant a 100 mile wide tree belt from Canada to Texas to shield western and mid western farms from drought and dust storms. The belt would unfold in alternating strips of trees and farmland over 1800 miles, with a ten year timetable. Charles Lathrop Pack of the American Tree Association advocates the project saying it would curb wind erosion and boost fertility east of the Rockies toward the Mississippi River.
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Texas
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
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Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
Coal men protest TVA program challenging federal aid
Coal mining and ice manufacturing groups in Alabama sue to block the Tennessee Valley Authority arguing public funds unfairly compete with private industry. The National Coal Association backs the suit while United Mine Workers oppose TVA. Employers warn many mines may close and thousands of miners lose jobs. The case tests federal control of business in the Tennessee Valley.
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United States District Court
Alabama
TVA
National Coal Association
TWA
United Mine Workers of America
Coal
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The Silent Observer and Odd Local Anecdotes
A New Jersey supreme Court ruling upholds a lower court verdict granting damages for scars from an accident. The column weaves in quirky vignettes of accidents, misadventures, and humorous asides about judges, dancers, drivers, and a string of named individuals across states and eras, ending with note on the Polish Corridor.
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New Jersey
Today in History and Anniversaries
Anniversaries include Gideon Granger born 1767 an early Connecticut lawyer and postmaster general later dying in 1822 Mordecai Noah born 1785 a New York lawyer and journalist famed for Jewish colony ventures Alexander D Bache born 1806 head of the Coast Survey and NAS founder born in Philadelphia Samuel Colt 1814 inventor born in Hartford later died there 1861 Mary Ann Bickerdyke nurse born 1825 Civil War era hero Osawatomie Kansas 1900s William Hays born 1837 Louisville ballad writer born in Louisville 1907 Edward D Pickering born 1846 Harvard astronomer died 1929 Today in History notes 1848 first Woman's Rights Convention at Seneca Falls 1870 Franco Prussian War begins 1918 German retreat across the Marne 1935 London bandits sentenced to flogging. Today’s birthdays include Dr Charles Mayo born 1900s Merlin Hall Ay lesworth 1890s Malcolm Mun publisher Gilridge NY Paul V McNutt Indiana governor born 1890s.
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Samuel Colr
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Bicherdyke
Tredit
Kansas
Will Os. Hays
Louisville
Lowsille
Edward D. Pickering
Harvard Univ
Boston
Seneca Falls
Marne Besgar
Charles H Mayo
Sureens
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Merlin Hall Aylesworth
National Broadcasting Company
Cedar Rapids
Town
Malcolm Mun
Glen Ridge
N. J
Paul V McNutt
Indiana
Franklin
Ind
Judge Jusan W Mack and Maj General Robert H Ailen Mentioned
Fragmentary notes mention Judge Jusan W Mack of the Second U S Circuit born in San Francisco about six years ago and Maj General Robert H Ailen, with no further context or dates available.
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Jusan W. Mack
U. S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Robert H. Ailen
Notable Merchant-Author Joseph H. Apple Dies
In Maryland, United States, Joseph H. Apple of New York, a retired merchant‑author, born in Lancaster Pennsylvania, aged 61 years, and Joseph Apple born in Buchanan Virginia, aged 64 years, are noted.
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Joseph H. Apple
New York
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