Modern College Women and Coeducation Debate
Mrs. Dorothy Canfield Fisher argues coeducation broadens freedom and fosters independent, less cautious women. She cites Vermont Middlebury and universities like Michigan and Northwestern as examples of growing liberal, world‑savvy women, contrasting past restraint with current confidence.
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Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Vermont
Middlebury College
West
University of Michigan
Northwestern
Courge
Old Trices Again A Push Against Direct Primary in Ohio
A Thursday editorial notes opposition to a pre primary convention by party guardians seeking to control candidate selection. It argues handpicked candidates lead to handpicked legislation, endorsing direct primary and warning voters against closed door deals that align with party funders.
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Senate
China
Ohio
The Difference in People and the Power of Union
An essay argues that natural power and dignity vary among people. It praises organized effort as a tool for the weak to gain strength, noting the Black community’s union for advancement while criticizing exclusive clubs that favor whites. True character shows in aiding the weaker, not in self-serving groups.
Traffic Cop Needed at Broad Street Intersection Saturday
Elyria residents urge closer traffic supervision at the Broad Street and East intersection. Reports note repeated slowdowns as drivers turn in multiple directions and request a trained officer on Saturday to ease the holdup.
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Broad Street
Elyria
Fragments From A Western Local Page
Obscure notes mention birthdays Pope Pius XI and the Dukes of Devonshire with other names tied to dates. A convention opening is listed for Springfield as New Orleans hosts a pediatric society in a scattered OCR fragment.
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Pope Pius XI
Desto
Ita Gao
Todar
Dukes of
Devonshire
Canada
Bonar Law Cabinet
Springfield Pediatric Society
New Orleans
Rice Millers’ Sociation
Local notes report racing win and county liquor tax
Jack Hart won the 230 pace at Buffalo in 2 23 1 4. Lorain County had sixty nine saloons with Elyria receiving about $4900 yearly from liquor tax. Village appointments listed include John Hafner as fire chief and C B Soaring as assistant, withWilliam Elgar Chas Sudro T J Bates and George Bord named in various posts.
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Jack Hart
Buffalo
Lorain County
Elyria
John Hafner
C. B. Soaring
Sloodspeed
William Elgar
Chase
Chas Sudro
T. J
Special notice found with death in Columbus
The note of J M Har 38 found in his pocket requests city authorities to notify for his body. Coroner says he had been dead for several days from hanging using a necktie attached to a bed post in a room at Mrs Alice Hiseiy’s home. William Goldburg and N H Redmond referenced in the notice.
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Columbus
J M Har
Mur
Alce Hiseiy
Poems that live to Helen
An excerpt of Edgar Allan Poe praising Helen with classical imagery, invoking Greece and Rome and culminating in a vivid statue like vision. The second sentence notes a Siberian soil fact about permafrost depth of six percent feet.
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Psyche
Holy Land
Edgar Allan Poe
Siberia
Johnstown Court Admits Thirty-Four Pct Fine Case
Fragmentary text indicates a Johnstown court case involving a fine amount and a party tied to a protest or celebration. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
ABE MARTIN C2 Gait FARM IF 1 CouLd SELL MY COW
Fragmentary note recalls ABE MARTIN comments on farm life and political identity. Text hints at farmers in America facing election sentiment while doubts about cow selling arise.
Who's Who in the Day's News Gen John F Oryan
A short profile of Maj Gen John F Oryan noting his World War service with the New York National Guard, roles on the New York State Transit Commission since 1921, and recent appointment as counsel to a Senate veterans investigation. Born August 22 1874 in New York, he attended local schools and held multiple guard and public service positions.
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SLA
John F. Oryan
Divizion
National Guard
W York Naval Guard
New York State Transit
Rerentl
S. Senate
Veterans’ Bureau
Orranomeig
Salem
Putnam County
Spartan Wurg
Coe
York
Ohio council forms in Elyria with forty six members
Thirty five years ago a meeting of the Ohio Council of National Union a fraternal organization was formed in Elyria with forty six members. The event notes the creation of the council and its early membership.
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Ohio Council OF
TF N Ational Uniwn
Elyria
Brakeman Thain Killed in Train Collision Near Greenwich
Jon Myers of Cleveland a brakeman for the Big K died in a collision five miles north of Galbraith this morning when a westbound train 90 struck a car from an eastbound freight wrecking the westbound track a flagman diverted the westbound train turning it over and smothering the victim He was married and the engineer and another brakeman were injured traffic delayed about seven hours and several passenger trains diverted
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Marion
Jon Myers
Cleveland
Greenwich
Traci
Myers
Two Hospital Nurses Injured in Auto Crash
Miss Wilma Warne and Mabel Lewis, two nurses from a hospital, were injured while returning to a party in North Olmstead. Their car left the road about two miles from a Warner, with Warne receiving a facial fracture and Lewis suffering a back strain and bruises. Both are reported to be getting along as expected.
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Wilma Warne
Mabel Lewis
North Olmste
Warner
Lewis
Beech Street Home Div Liquor Case Report
Police discovered contraband at Joe Yay street home. Investigators found trash and broken liquor parts. The suspect was arrested this morning and his case proceeds to court tomorrow.
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BEECH
Joe Yay
Elyrian I Lorai and incidents in Elyria report
Elyria reports a street car collision injuring Ethel Preble and a passenger. hospital care provided for facial cuts and bruising. Separately, a Middlesex sailing competition sees Miss Clarke advance as lower heights prevail. two drivers involved in a separate incident near York are hospitalized after an embankment mishap. International news notes Senator Underwood denying talk of a presidential bid.
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Loraix
Elyria
Ethel Preble
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