Acme Grange Plans Continued Story At March Meeting
Acme Grange members met Tuesday evening March 15. An executive committee was named to handle fertilizer financing and orders. A three member committee will represent Acme at Cleveland seller meetings March 19 where street marketing may be banned. The lecturer Mrs A Crocker urged a new chapter style story with each chapter by a different person. Ladies paid pin money for refreshments and flower and fruit fund proceeds reached 45.50.
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Acme Spangé
Homer Bartter
A. Gibson
F. van Arsdale
Acme Grange
Cleveland
Wmarketer
A. Crocker
the Grange
Ruling on Auto Service During Election Time
Elo wment of a driver and hiring of auto for use of the clerk of a Board of elections or for transporting presiding judges to the Office of the board with the returns after ballots have been counted on election day are not authorized by election laws. This ruling was issued by Attorney General Price to Prosecuting Attorney Webber of Lorain county.
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Eolumbtus
Anuto
Auto Board of Elections
Price
Webber
Lorain County
Gibbons Debut Tonight in New York Ring Bout
Tom Gibbons of St Paul makes a heavyweight debut tonight at the Pioneer Sporting Club in New York against Paul Sampson. The card may include Bill Brennan as a winter addition to the lineup.
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Gibbons
New York
Gims
York
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Paul Sampson
Pioneer Sporting Club
Bill Brennan
City Council Considers Paving and Sidewalk Projects
Residents debate paving options on Adams street and Fairlawn avenue as council votes on sidewalk and street widening plans. The panel passes final readings for repairs on multiple streets including Wilkson Charles court West 12th and 16th to 17th streets. A decision on Lodi street paving is postponed amid franchise concerns with a yellow line project.
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Adams Street
Fairlawn
Helle Avenue
West Street
East Avenue
Kenyon Avenue
16Th
Middle Avenue
Oberlin Road
West Avenue
Gulf Road
Park Place
Rest River Street
Halpin
Lodi Street
Loop
Furnace Street
Baird
Andress
Atpin
Widsang
Cigar Stump Ignites Sidney Building Fire
A cigar stub tossed on the floor of Redman's hall in Sidney Ohio sparked a blaze that swept an entire block. The loss is estimated at 300000 dollars with several buildings burned. F D Christian pharmacist and Louis Kraft shoe dealer suffered the heaviest losses.
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Sidney, O
Redmans Hall
Sidney Telephone Company
F. D. Christian
Louis Kraft
Cafeterias Popular With College Students
A University of Wisconsin survey shows cafeterias attract 39 percent of students. The study notes average weekly cafeteria expenditures of 7 to 8 dollars. Among letters and science students 39 percent eat in cafeterias, 25 percent in fraternities or sororities, 15 percent in boarding houses, and 12 percent at home. Agriculture students report 63 percent using cafeterias.
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International News Service
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
College of Letters and Science
Courge of Agriculture
January Term Active As Court Prepares For April Session
Elyria March 22 The January term of court will close Thursday the 28th to open the April term Monday April 4 Judges Redington and Thompson review a busy term with many divorce and equity cases and scarce attorney readiness to try cases. A leading attorney blames attorneys for docket delays while judges stay ready.
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Elyria
Redington
Thompson
Equity
Hotel Elyria Registers Prominent Guests Across Cities
Hotel Elyria entries list dozens of guests and paired couples from Toledo to New York, including M. J. Watson, H. McLain, J. B. Franklin, W. Foluhen, E. Pratt, H. Goodrich, R. B. Robinson, T. Wedman, O. Woodward, J. H. Johnson, H. Woostry, H. McGraw, D. Lazarus, W. Hales, F. T. Rissler, Paul Shanl, Pearl Ginter, J. M. McLaughlin, W. Lamps, E. M. Boynton, L. Sly, L. Milliard, J. Gerome, R an Gorder, B. Millard, I. Martindale, G. H. Eaton, H. Erger, H. Ball, H. Moore, Painesville, and others visiting or staying at the Brown Hotel and surrounding Cleveland, Detroit, Columbus, and Rochester areas.
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Elyria
Hotel
M. J. Watson
Toledo
H. McLain
Lorain
J. B. Franklin
Don Davidson
Indianapolis
Indiana
W. F. Foluhen
Janesville
E. L.pratt
Columbus
H. C. Goodrich
Marion
R. 8. Robinson
Boston
T. W. Wedman
Rome
New York
O. Woodward
Sandusky
J. H. Johnson
Dayton
H. J. Woostry
Coaldale
Pas
H. McGraw Madison
Fred Clinton
D. Lazarus
W. Hales
Detroit
F. T. Rissler
Cleveland
Paul Shanl Pearl Ginter
J. M. McLaughlin
North East
W. C. Lamps
E. M. Boynton
Brown Hotel
L. Sly
City
B. Milliard
Troy
N.Y
J. Gerome
T. Travers
Ran Gorder
Conneaut
B. Millard
I. Martindale
G. H. Eaton
O. H. Erger
V. Son
Rochester
N. Y
H. J. Ball
Pennsylvania
Harry Moore
Painesville
Charles M. Glum
Lester Glum
T. Hoeffien
Last Night's Boxing Results Across Cities
In New York Rocky Kansas defeated Willie Jackson over 12 rounds. Kid Norfolk stopped Jack Ward in three. Midget Smith and Jack Sharkey drew in ten. Samy Sleger won a judge's decision over Artie Root in ten. Soldier Bartfield beat Joe Gans in fifteen. Danny Kra mer of Boston defeated Sammy Sadow of Cincinnati in eight. Montreal beat Carl Tremaine in twelve in a newspaper decision at Toledo.
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New York
Rocky Kansas
Willie Jackson
Kid Norfolk
Jack Ward
Midget Smith
Jack Sharkey
Samy Sleger
Artie Root
Soldier Bartfield
Joe Gans
Philadelphia
Danny Kramer
Boston
Sammy Sandow
Cincinnati
Toledo
Y Young
Montreal
Carl Tremaine
Pension Commissioner Picked From Albion by Harding
President Harding selected Washington Gardner of Albion Michigan to be commissioner of pensions. Gardner is a Civil War veteran and former U S representative from Michigan's third district who later led the Grand Army of the Republic for two years. He was born in Morrow County Ohio, the president's birthplace.
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Washington
Harding
Washington Gardner
Albion
Mich
Gardner
Congress
Michigan
Grand Army of the Republic
Morrow County
Ohio
Youth burglars confess to multiple daytime robberies
Five молодых suspects admitted involvement in several store burglaries tested by police. They described choosing early evening times when shops closed and crowds thinned. A lookout auto horned to signal when it was safe to resume thefts at stores including Simpson Motor Co before officers arrived.
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Simpson Motor Co
Aldon Water Works Bonds Sought by Toledo Council
Toledo officials consider issuing bonds to support Aldon water works while noting reduced revenue from factory curtailment. Becke cites filtration capacity limits and pending pump plant expansion with contracted equipment but unlet building work. Prices for cast iron pipe shown rising then expected to drop. council file and civic group 60 day franchise pause discussed. Mary Stam pson, 2, fatally hurt by accidental shotgun discharge by mother.
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Elyria
Board of Control
Beck
American Lace Co
Stark
Sach
Halpin
Hewitt
Cincinnati Stars All Water Service For Pacific Coast
Cincinnati inaugurated all water service to Pacific coast ports with the steamer Queen City sailing to New Orleans under W. H. Rowe. Cargo to California cities will transfer there to an ocean vessel and proceed via the gulf and Panama Canal. River men say water rates are cheaper than rail.
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Cincinnati
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Queen City
W. H. Rowe
California
Gulf and Panama Canal
Weather forecast warns of abrupt end to warm spell
Washington March 22 the official forecaster of the Weather Bureau cautions that the unprecedented warm weather across the eastern states and much of the nation will end tonight Those who enjoyed the springlike winds are advised to resume heavier clothing as conditions shift.
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Washngton
Mch
United States Weather Bureau
Seventeen Ex-Service Men Among Elyria City Workforce
Elyria officials discover at least seventeen city employees are World War I veterans. City Auditor Guthman tallies ex service men across departments including police, water works, fire, engineering, and clerical posts. The state Civil Service Commission is assembling a list of Ohio veterans with service details. A humorous closing line about a hand treatment product appears among the text.
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Elyria
W. F Guthman
State Civil Service Commission
Eigh
Ohio
W. ¥. Guthman
Dan Symona
Harry Stokes
JL. D. Brown
Jed Meinke
John M. Powell
Arthur
Savage Romeo Attacks Woman At Her Window
Cambridge police report Miss E. L. Morse a 20 year old technology student was beaten from outside her window by an unidentified man who used a brick and pulled her hair. He made no entry or demand, and investigators do not know if the assailant acted as a robber, a jealous suitor, or a maniac.
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Savage Romeo
Cambridge
Mass
E. L. Morse
Taylor Fights Draw With O Brien In Toledo Bout
In Toledo last night featherweight Dave Taylor of Elyria boxed six fast rounds with Eddie O Brien. Taylor weighed 121 pounds, O Brien 128, and the bout ended in a draw with both fighters evenly matched.
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Elyria
Dave Taylor
Eddie O’brien
Toledo
Taylor
Children’s ribbed hose from Elvira by Robinson Hancock Co
Children’s black and tan fine ribbed hose made in Elvira priced at 25c 35c and 30c by the Robinson & Hancock Co.
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Elvira
The
Robinson & Hancock Co
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Big Sidney
Council
Aldon Water Works Bonds
Mary Stampson
Cincinnati Stars All Water Service
SAO Twiluure
Nfants & Vale
Horlick
Infante
Ama
O'Briek
Wallace
Wallace Reid
Clay
Oralyke
Kilyria
R. S. Millman
Broad St
Lyria
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
SAM Klein CO
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Broadway
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