Poppy Campaign Urges All Elyria Residents to Wear Remembrance Flower
The American Legion nationwide promotes wearing silk poppies on Memorial Day to honor all who served. Elyria post plans poppy sales at 2 cents each to fund markers for late war soldiers and aid widows and orphans, with sales ongoing at the post and on Memorial Day on the square.
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Anniversary sale at Day's Hardware pans for four cents
Micro aluminum sauce pans priced at 4c during a 11-2 sale on the 2nd floor of Day's Hardware. The item is listed at $1.10 per unit in the promotion.
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Presidential Yacht Mayflower Tests Sea in Gale
Washington May 25 Up to 12 15 yesterday the navy department had heard no radio from the presidential yacht Mayflower with President and Mrs Harding aboard a party of friends en route from New York to Washington A stiff twenty mile wind off the Jersey coast and the Delaware breakwater promised a rough sea and the Mayflower was reported to be making slow progress against the wind
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Elyria Board Hires New Teachers For Coming Year
The Elyria city board of education held a special meeting and employed several new teachers for the next school year on the recommendation of Supt F M Shelton. Notably, Miss Lorena Tomson was chosen as supervisor of music, bringing extensive experience from Oxford University and Mississippi State Normal. Other hires in the elementary grades include Miss Lydia E Britton, Miss Genevieve P Whitney, Miss Martha Smith, Miss Adrienne Ericson, Miss Catherine Hurstman, Miss Porgy Downy, and Miss Lucette Jetz.
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Lydia E. Britton
Genevieve P. Whitney
Martha Smith
Adrienne Ericson
Catherine Hurstman
Porgy Downy
Lucette Jetz
Schools Annual Art Exhibition Set For Friday
Elyria notices the public school annual exhibit of art drawing penmanship manual training domestic science and household arts in the technical building Friday from 1 to 4 30 and 7 to 9 30 p m. Students will be at work in departments and the public is invited to view the works.
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Utilities a Vital Industrial Factor
Samuel Insull argues public utilities drive industrial growth and social betterment. The piece stresses that gas electric streetcar and telephone services underpin modern cities and warns demagoguery harms regulation and utility credit. It notes the community relies on utilities at fair rates with proper public thinking and asks readers to do their part.
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Another Conviction in the O'Gannon Case
Mrs Della McInerney faces 1 to 10 years in Marysville women's reformatory after conviction for subornation of perjury in the McGannon case. Co defendant Joseph Johnson pleaded guilty to perjury and awaits sentencing in county jail. Johnson admitted his testimony was false regarding seeing Judge McGannon at East Ninth and Euclid the night of the fatal shooting.
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Indiana Governor Seeks Extradition Of Huntertown Bank Bandits
Indianapolis May 25 Governor McCray ordered requisitions for extradition from Ohio of three surviving members of the bandit trio that robbed the Huntertown State Bank last Saturday. John Mason George Donovan and Joel Willis were arrested at Lima Ohio after totaling more than 10000 in cash and bonds stolen from the bank.
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Schurman Nomination Delayed by Senate Inquiry
Representations by Senator Johnson of California led the senate foreign relations committee to hold up Jacob Schurman of New York as American minister to China amid accusations of pro Japanese leanings.
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Move To Stop Sunday Baseball Fails In Council Vote
Youngstown May 25 A city council bid to ban Sunday baseball games failed four to three. The move aimed to instruct the city solicitor to draft an ordinance establishing the ban but was defeated.
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Robin mother battles park cat to save brood
A mother robin defended her four young in Elyria park when a store cat stalked them. The robin struck with wings and pecks forcing the cat to flee as onlookers watched. The brood remained unharmed and the mother resumed feeding.
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Elyria
Truce Arranged Between German Volunteers and Poles in Silesia
Paris reports a forty eight hour truce between German volunteers and Polish forces in Silesia. The German ambassador announced the pact yesterday as officials seek a pause in fighting.
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Shelton Plans Dismissal For Circus Parade
Elyria school officials led by Superintendent Shelton announce public schools will dismiss tomorrow morning to allow pupils to view the circus parade. Students will not return to studies until after dinner.
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Settlement of marine strike stalls in distant conference
Washington May 25 The shipowners stood firm and held out little hope for settlement as they entered talks on the marine strike. The distant conference followed years of stalled negotiations and port protests.
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Secretary of Labor Davis Speaks On Steady Course
Secretary of Labor Davis yesterday affirmed a steadfast stance while addressing concerns raised by HH Raymond, president of the American Shipowners Association.
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Chronicle Telegram Want Ads Note
A brief in Chronicle Telegram hints at a proposed agreement not laid before May 1 and suggests want ads as the best method to achieve results.
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