Judge Washburn for Court of Appeals Sees Editorial Support
A Democratic editor notes Judge C. G. Washburn of this city will seek re-election to the Court of Appeals in the newly formed district of Summit Lorain Medina and Wayne. The Akron Times calls his record impartial and capable and urges continuation in office, praising his four years as presiding judge and nine years as common pleas judge.
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C. G. Washburn
Court of Appeals
Akron Times
Sunday Times
Lorain County
Washburn
Judge Washburn
Common Pleas
Gompers Errors and Fights Over Labor and Liquor
Critics accuse Samuel Gompers of folly as he leads labor toward a sinking cause of liquor and politics. They argue he clings to privilege, opposes sober citizenship, and fails to unite wage earners against what they deem mob-backed aims and chattel slavery in policy.
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Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Russia
Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Conventions Open in Cities and Notable Birthdays Today
Trainmen union opens its third triennial convention in Toronto. News notes parade through a jumble of items from Paris weddings to birthdays and old-time anecdotes, citing Empress Zita, Sir James Barrie, and other figures as today’s notable anniversaries.
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Toronto
Sally Beecher
Hugh C. Wallace
Fuller
Jean Bertrand’ de Lappe
Paris
Zita
Austria
Spain
Parma
James M Barrie
Kirrimuir
N. B
Edward Weston
New York
England
John W. Gilmore
University of California
White County
Ark
Arbor Day Observance and Jubilee noted in early reports
Observance of Arbor Day in Montana and Rev John J Monaghan Catholic bishop of Wilmington Del marks silver episcopal jubilee today. Prince of Wales visit to Japan ends today as royal party departs for Manila. General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution holds annual Philadelphia convention over three days beginning today. Brotherhood of Railroad works noted locally.
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Montana
John J. Monaghan
Wilmington
Del
Prince of Wales
Japan
Manila
General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Philadelphia
Brotherhood of Railroad
Komical Telegrams Jim Says Poverty Has Its Perks
A humor voice muses on poverty versus wealth during tax time, noting how the rich face accounting woes while a poor family raises sons who become skilled workers. The piece jokes about affluent offspring and drifting trends, mentions a Hudson car encounter with George Andress, and lightly references a local resignation note from Grafton workers at Western Automatic and Perry.
Ashland County to Let May 31 Bridge Contracts
Ashland county schedules contracts to be let May 31 for the improvement and construction of twenty bridges in Assland county. The county engineer is also advancing plans for twenty four additional bridges to be built this year.
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Ashland
Assland County
Elyria City Debates Lighting Plant and Street Safety
Twelve years ago Elyria saw merchants urge a municipal lighting plant with one offering $500 toward a $50,000 price. Officers warned youths under sixteen faced arrest for employment. Auto owners protested a Broad Street eight mile limit while The American Lace Co began a new factory on the east river bank. Local property moves and a fatal railway accident marked the day, along with the death of former Elyria postmaster Martin A. Elder and a police roundup of vagrants.
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Elyria
Grace Fuller to chair North Central Ohio Library group
Miss Grace Fuller former local schools teacher now Bucyrus city librarian leads the North Central branch of the Ohio Library association preparing for upcoming activities and programs across the region.
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Ashland
Grace Fuller
Bucyrus
North Central
Ohio Library Association
County bridges contracts awarded in MEDINA county
MEDINA May 9 The county commissioners let contracts for construction of four bridges in the county. The notice also mentions a district convention to be held at Del aware on May 13.
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Delaware
Medina
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Second Street
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Lorain County Printing and Publishing Company
A. C. Hudnutt
J. F. Burke
Dally
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Lorain
State of
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. B. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Phones Advertising Society
Nmipey
Awhat
Rushne
London
Truman N. Newberry
Michigan
U. S. Senate
Proctor
Fort Meigs
Atlantic City
Blue Protection Association
Rock Mine
Muskingum Toledo
Brother County
Congression of Union
Santa Cruz
California
Grand Army of
Lafayette
Ind
Indiana League the Republic
Cleveland
Women Voters
Monroe
Lousiana State Pharmaceutical Association
Wichita
Kas
Kansas Congregational Conference
Eldorado
Kansas State Congregational Conference
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Maine State Congregational Conference
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Springfield
Ohio State Congregational Conference
Lincoln
Peggy Jorce
Poion
St. George
Abe Martin
Mba
Art Smiley
Mia
Jake Bentley
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Komical
Jim
George Andress
Hudson
Henry
George
Grafton
Western Automatic
Perry
1Y &Fe Coon
S. Sevdhnoncmc
Sant Tnatmine Ste A
Henry Krohn
Broad Street
American Lace Co
W. ON. Gates
East Avenue
Chifler Brupie
Lake Shore
Chestnut Street
Charles Luntz
East Yards
Martin A. Elder
West Avenue
BY E.a.deutsch Tun Tupi
Papa
E.a.de
Star
Holcomb’s
G. J. Lambros & Co
Broad St
Kimberley
Eyly
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