School Board Asks 75000 Loan For Anniversary Plan
The Elyria school board approves a $75,000 loan to fund an elaborate program marking the 80th anniversary of St John’s Lutheran Church next Sunday. The church traces its roots to 1852 with early services held in a school and later at Liverpool and Elyria locations as the community grew.
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St John’s Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elyria
J. Strieter
Lutheran Theological
South Ridge School
Daniel Haag
Strieter
Elisabeth Ernst
Vermilion
Lutheran Church
Newburgh
Garfield Heights
Ohio
County GOP backs W J Hillier for county commissioner
The County Republican Executive Committee endorsed W J Hillier of Elyria as their unanimous pick to fill the vacancy caused by Charles E Tucker’s death. After narrowing fifty applicants to five, Hillier won the majority vote of the fifteen present, with other candidates including A T Sibley. The panel set the unanimous recommendation but did not fix a meeting date for the commission to act.
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W. J. Hillier
Fourth Street
Elyria
Charles E. Tucker
C. S. Kelser
William Mitchell
H. C. Wilson
Tucker
Huber
A. T. Sibley
American Legion of
Hiller
C. C. Stelzenburg
Stolzenburg
Hillier
Hulier
Cleveland Southwestern Railway
Labor backs Roosevelt reemployment plan gains AFL support
President Green of the American Federation of Labor endorses Roosevelt's re-employment program predicting 6,000,000 jobs. He calls the measure a forward-looking economic recovery bill and urges reenacting the anti injunction act to curb yellow dog contracts. He foresees a national six hour day and five day week through federal backed industrial agreements.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Nors-Industrial Control Bis
LaGuarda-Norns
The Weather Forecast Mostly cloudy weather outlook
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with local winds and a chance of thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Temperatures rise slightly in the southern portion tonight, while the extreme north stays cooler on Saturday.
Russia Indicates Willingness To Cooperate For Peace
MOSCOW May 19 President Walinin of the Soviet Union sent a message to President Roosevelt expressing Russia's willingness to cooperate in efforts for political and economic peace. He outlined the Soviet proposals for universal disarmament and economic unnon aggression.
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Moscow
Michael Walinin
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Russia
County Extends Tax Deadline From June to July
County commissioners formally extended the June 20 tax collection deadline to July 20. Real estate tax bills will be mailed in early June per the county treasurer’s office. Extensions beyond 30 days require state tax commission authority.
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State Tax Commission
Montreal Leader Aids Elyria In Arranging Next Crippled Children Convention
Victor Dore of Montreal and Elyria’s “Daddy” Allen begin talks at the International Society offices to plan the 1924 convention in Montreal May 20 to 26. Dore, directing chairman of Montreal schools, and Allen, founder of the society, aim to unite leaders from around the world for a bilingual gathering and a dedication address for Dore’s namesake school.
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International Society For Crippled Children
International Society
Montreal
Victor Dore
Catholic School Board of
E F. Allen
Elyria
Chool
Allen
Dore
Quebec Society For Crippled Children
Wichita
Kansas
Hague
Netherlands
World Crippled Children’s Movement
Rain Delays Lorain County Farm Work and Oats Decline
Long rains in Lorain County slow plowing and delayed corn planting. Oats acreage is expected to drop as farmers rush to plant by late dates. Fruit trees bloom heavily though possible apple scab may rise. soybeans gain demand as oats substitute. A county extension agent notes crop prospects vary with weather and regional reports.
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Lorain
C I. Hummel
Hummel
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Olio
Tin Mills to Go On in Full Monday
Laughlin Tin Plant of American Sheet and Tin Plate Company will resume operations in full Monday. It marks the first 100 percent operation since early 1929, with about 1500 people to be employed.
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Martins Ferry
Laughlin
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Death of Banker George A. Coulton in Cleveland
George A. Coulton, 57, renowned banker and industrialist and vice chairman of Union Trust, died suddenly in Cleveland after a heart attack as he was about to join a Ferry Cap and Screw company directors meeting. Relatives described the attack as unexpected.
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Cleveland
George A. Coulton
The
Union Trust Company
Ferry Cap & Screw Company
Coulton
New Deal Democrats Push for Open Candidate Selection
Elyria Democrats calling themselves the new deal fault the old leadership as domineering. Frank Billings of the Fifth Ward accused county chair D. W. Seward of pushing a slate, urging that the people have a say in choosing candidates. Seward defended his role and pledged to aid the party while stressing member involvement. The argument surfaced at a meeting of ward clubs.
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Elyria
New Deal
Elyria Democrat Men's Club
Frank Billings
Fifth Ward
D. W. Seward
Billings
Seward
Democrats of
Johnson Seen As Choice For Post Roosevelt Era Job
Washington May 19 Hugh S Johnson industrialist and soldier who helped mobilize men and machines in World War I is viewed as President Roosevelt's likely pick to head the new public works and industrial stabilization plan if he accepts. Johnson, veteran of the war industries board and former head of the Plow Co, would oversee efforts to spread employment and stabilize industry through a two year plan. He has long been associated with Bernard Baruch and has West Point and law degree credentials plus wartime service and rank in the reserves.
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Washington
Hugh S Johnson
H Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Johnson
Army
War Industries Board
Plow Co
Moline Plow Company
Moline Implement Company
Bernard Baruch
New York
Moline
Ill
Fort Scott
Kansas
West Point
Calvary
University of California
Pershing
Mexico
Villa
General Staff
Bureau of Purchase and Supply
Organized Reserve
Germany Accepts Disarmament Plan at World Conference
In Geneva on May 19 the German delegation under Rudolf Nadolny announced acceptance of the British disarmament plan. Acting on Hitler's instructions, Nadolny followed Henderson's appeal to withdraw amendments that had been deadlocking negotiations.
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Geneva
Germany
Roosevelt
Rudolph Nadolny
Adolf Hitler
Arthur Henderson
Tie vote bars quick fate for time being sales tax bill
In Columbus on May 29 the House taxation committee deadlocked 9 to 9 on postponing indefinite consideration of Governor White's 40 million dollar sales tax plan after a prior 14 to 6 vote against its coupon payment feature. Administration aides narrowly failed to force action and delayed the session, leaving the bill in limbo for the moment. Representative William M. Goodwin had claimed 15 votes in favor of passage.
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Columbus
White
House of Representatives
William M. Goodwin
Dem
Butler County
President Roosevelt to sail Potomac aboard Sequoia
Washington May 19 President Roosevelt will sail down the Potomac tomorrow on his yacht the Sequoia to work out remains of his plan for the reorganization of government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac River
Farmers Crowd Wisconsin Capital in Milk Strike Dem demonstration
Hundreds of farmers crowded into the Wisconsin capital at noon after the milk strike ended, unaware of the peace agreement. The governor arranged an assistant to explain the terms, with more than 100 expected by noon.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Webber Warns Elyrians on Master Bill and Convention
Judge A R Webber calls Elyrians and others to a mass meeting at First Methodist to discuss the Mosier Bill proposed to elect fifty two delegates to a constitutional convention. He warns the measure would centralize power in Cleveland and Cincinnati and strip rural voters of rights. He urges referendum No 2 and notes continued discussion on Page 7.
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Strieter
Liverpool
Juengel
Elyria Lutherans
A Heitmueller
New York
Elynn
Old Court House
Old Presbyterian
the Congregational
Second and Court Streets
Heitmueller
Carl Friday
Neufercourt
A R Webber
First Methodist Church
Congress
Ohio
United States
Cleveland
Cincinnati
400 School Musicians To Take Part In Spring Concert Tonight
About 400 Lorain County school musicians perform tonight at the Clearview School auditorium Penfield Junction in the annual spring concert. The program features the All-County Orchestra under Gerald V. Frank with Sousa and Laurendeau works, a band directed by Ray Rowland and others, an elementary chorus, a beginner violin group led by R O Suter, and a mixed chorus finale The event showcases student progress with soloists Martha Rutledge Marvin Sponseller David Norris and Charles Nichols contributing.
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Lusain County
Clearview
Penfield Junction
R O. Suter
Warren
Pennsylvania
Suittle Laddie
Little Laddie
Suter
Lorain County
All-County
Sousa
Apollo
Laurendeau
Aide-de-Camp
Atilla
Karoly
Gerald V. Frank
County School Music
Ray Rowlamd
Mary T Osbin
Frank
Morris
Luther
Coate
Ethel Hart
Gaitlan
Brahms
Floyd C. Moore
Martha Rutledge
Marvin Sponseller
David Norris
Charles Nichols
Elyria Board Seeks 75 000 Dollar Loan For Salaries
Elyria public school teachers and staff may receive a large share of overdue pay as the board seeks a 75000 dollar loan from the State Teachers Retirement Fund. The loan would be issued against anticipated tax disbursements and could cover about 75 percent of near term salaries. Lorain and Oberlin districts have similar borrowing actions while Elyria also approves the list of graduates for May 31 diplomas pending requirements.
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Elyria
R. C. Maston
James F. Brown
Columbus
State
Elyria Board of Education
Lorain
Lorain Board of Education
Oberlin Board of Education i S
Clearview High School to Hold Diploma Day Ceremonies
Clearview High School prepares for graduation with a baccalaureate service Sunday night led by Rev. E. J. Bond of Elyria First M E Church. The commencement Friday features Dean Roehm of Baldwin Wallace College, orchestral overture, and a program including vowred prayers, readings, and a boys' glee club performance.
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Clearview High School
E. J. Bond
M. E. Church of
Elyria
Luella Cotton
Helen Vicha
Dean Roehm
Baldwin-Wallace College
Mark T. Osbun
R. C. Johnson
Amherst Methodist Church
Boys’ Glee Club
Gerald M. Frank
Boy gang leader sentenced for murder in New York
May 19 report says Harry Murch, a boy gang leader, was sentenced from 20 years to life for the murder of 12 year old William Bember. The youth bound gagged stabbed and left the boy in an abandoned house.
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New York
Harry Murch
William Bémber
Chronicle Telegram Classified Want Ads Prosper Lorain County
The Chronicle Telegram classifieds serve thousands of Lorain County households daily, delivering profitable, reliable advertisements for local buyers and sellers across the community.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Lorals
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Armin Schroeder
Endorots Hillier
Republican Executive Committee
Elyrian
AF. O. L
Daddy” Allen
Aring
Potomac
Bulletin
Webber
R. L. Crowe
Lloyd Moore
Tomor Row
Chronicle
Tlaoram
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