School Board Election Endorsed For Elyria Candidates
The Elyria newspaper urges voters to reelect two serving directors, Z T Robinson and Charles Crehore, noting their records in banking, lumber, contracting, and public service. It opposes no candidate, cites criticisms of the board as unwarranted, and endorses continued harmony and prudent financing for the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Robinson
Charles Crehore
Robinson
Cree
James C. Smith
R. F. Vandemark
Elyria
Elyria Savings & Banking Company
Robinson & Hancock Company
Smith
Vandemark
Hagpie
Bes
Del
Crehore
Yesterday's in Ohio: notable births and events
A compilation of historical notes from Ohio featuring births of Warren G. Harding in Morrow County and Adna W. Leonard in Cincinnati, and anniversaries such as James A. Garfield's 1880 election and Leslie M. Shaw's 75th birthday. Also mentions 1881 baseball, 1905 governor candidate Neal, and other figures born in nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commercial
Warren G. Harding
United States
Morrow County
James A. Garfield
Amercan Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Cincinnati
Lawrence T. Neal
Chillcothe, Horn
Parkersburg
W. Va
Warren G Harding
Morrow Counts
Ohio
William W. Mountain
The
Order of Elks
Howell
Micch
James E. Watson
Indang
Winchester
Ind
Todar
Rishon Adna W. Leonard
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury of the United States
Morristown
Observances mark centennials and conventions across cities
Today some notable anniversaries and gatherings occur. In Nashville the Old Hickory Division veterans meet with members of World War II groups, while national Legion officers face elections in Kansas City. Major cotton industry meetings open in Boston and Washington deliberations include armament limits. Conventions start in New Haven Boston Minneapolis and other sites with varied associations and federation gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Kawaas City
Boston
Washerston
J. Balfour
United States
H'P
France
New Haven
Hoston
Minnespolis
Minnesota
Educaton Association
Lowe
Missour
Huntington
W. Wa
Virginia
Federation of Women's
Chile
Election updates and local notices from Elyria era
Twenty years ago George Ho Chamberlain won the state senate seat for the district while Tt. Webber became common pleas judge. Chas Lowry, a noted Elyria crook, escaped custody during transport as officers were attacked by three companions who peppered a guard and abducted Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ho Chamberlain
Webber
Common Pleas
Chas Lowry
Elyria Crool
Lowr
Amherst City Council Advances Several New Ordinances
Amherst November 2 The village council held a meeting last evening approving several new ordinances. Paving engineers Worden and Taundon reported on paving progress. Regular monthly bills were approved and paid. A motion was made to regulate burning of paper and twine in the business district between daybreak and sunset.
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Amafrst
Worden and
Taundon
Amordimanca
Komical Telegrams and Small Town Patter
A collection of humorous, rambling notes from a small town column. The writer references Fatty Arbuckle and Chaplin rumors, a Red Cross drive, a dull ball, and local scavenger quotes. Anecdotes include a Barrett’s cavalry auction, ivory soap, a plug hat on Broad Street, and idle social commentary. Mentions of Jack Dempsey, Marshal Fuh, and local figures like Glade Thomas, Earl Peters, Art Smith, Mayor Jones, and Abe Cohen populate the chatty item.
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Barrett
Broad Street
Railway unions ask for traffic rule changes and new fire ordinances
The piece notes the railway unions request clearer safety rules and new traffic regulations. It mentions a quiet zone near the hospital and a ban on street parking from midnight to daybreak. It also discusses discretionary police enforcement and upcoming measures on fire safety and wooden buildings in the business district.
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Wich
Hospital
Cer Fa
Enuneil
Bug- Inews
Mothers Circle to Meet Friday in Amherst
Local item notes Mrs Frank Mischka hosting the Moth ers Circle at her Cleveland Avenue home Friday afternoon in Amherst. Also reported are hospital admissions and recent travels of residents including William Imery Jr, Josephine Finchardt, and Mr and Mrs O H Baker with return trips from Shreve and Chillicothe.
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Mothers Circle
Amherby
Frank Mischka
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst
Versonala
William Imery, Jr
Bonth
Amheret
B. T Gawn
Shreve
Ohio
Nirw
Josephine Finchardt
Ta Tain
Shin
0. H. Baker
Chillicothe
Milton Baumhardt Apnetoda
Cleveland
Tuition Fees Must Not Be Increased Across Colleges
A defense of affordable higher education argues colleges should remain accessible to a broad public, not funded solely by fees. Public support via taxes sustains schools like Vassar and Yale for universal service, preventing wealth-based exclusivity and preserving democracy through educated citizenry.
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Vassar
Yale
Oberlin Hallowe'en Arm Break At Party
An accident at the First M. E. church Halloween party left Gordon Dawley with a broken arm. He is in the third grade at Prospect street school and lives with his parents at the corner of South Main and South streets. He is recovering well.
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Oberlin
M. E
Gordon Dawley
Gordon
South Main
South Streets
Prospect Street
E. Bogworth
School of Theology
South Professor Street
J. T . T. M Club
Powells Barn
Amy Ingraham
Tanlac Backed By Louisville Man After Two Bottles
Barney Johnson of 2220 Lyons Ave Louisville Ky reports a rapid recovery after using Tanlac following a February illness. He says his appetite improved, indigestion eased, he gained ten pounds in three weeks, and now sleeps well with renewed strength. Patent medicine advertisement text concludes with location hints.
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Tanlac
Barney Johnson Lee
Lyons Ave
Louisville
Charles Sanders
Huntington
W. Va
Taoniae
Kiyria
Adelphas Hart
Druswiste
Advt
Resonant family visit and regional church federation news
Several days with her sister Mrs Ellfarth Wiggs of Sisra. Her daughter Miss Marie Ingraham joined her Saturday for a week end visit. Aurel Strauss of Forest Street suffered a slight stroke Sunday afternoon. Mr Strauss is still very weak and there is little hope for his recovery. A delegation of ten or more will leave here tomorrow evening to attend the supper and meeting of the Federation of Churches at Elsra Oberlin High School will play Le-
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Ellfarth Wiggs
Sisra
Marie Ingraham
Aurilst Strauss
Forest Street
Strauss Ia
Federation of Churches
Elsra Oberlin High School
Miller's Antineptl. O11 Snake Oil Review
An ad claims Miller's Antineptl. O11 Snake Oil cures pain in minutes through topical drops. It touts rapid relief for joints throat and general aches with a warm bath or sole application, urging immediate trust in a miracle remedy.
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Neal
Fata high there Saturday morning and West End Five Hundred
Mrs. W. P. Carruthers hosted the West End Five Hundred club Monday night in a businesslike first meeting. Prof. C. W. Savage of Oberlin to attend Ohio University inaugural ceremonies where Elmer C. Bryan will be named president. Bryan, ex-Colgate education commissioner, is noted as coming from the Philippines era. Childe Brothers vs Walter Mosher case ends with $750 verdict for the plaintiffs.
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Fata High
Nandenseid
W. P. Carruthers
West End Five Hundred
C. W. Savage
Oberlin
Ohio’ University
Elmer CD
Bryan
Ohio
Colgate University
Philippine Islands
Childe Brothers Agament
Walter Mosher
Brighon
Mosher Refused Full Timber Sale, Suit Over 1.99 Cent Claim
Plaintiffs sue Mosher for 1.99 cents by alleging he refused to contract to sell all timber on his land. Mosher says he agreed to sell only certain trees and that the entire timber was not included.
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Mosher
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Onate Kmgekrrtesbo
J. F. Burke
Sundsy
Elyria Postoffica
Yria
Lorain
International News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Mar- Quetta
My.oe
Bociety
Asassa
Obremlatden
McEmwas
School Board
Elyria Lumbers Company
Public Service
Tucker
Cry
Tony Warren G. Harding
Scotland
All Souls
William N Richardson
the Treasury
President Grant
George W. WeCook
Edwin M Stanton and attorn+y-general
Harding
Nashville
Old Hickory
FE A
Four O'clarks
Clayton Chapman
Aef Lawrence
Hig Place
Chas Wher
Visa
Charlotte Engle
Fairbanks
Indiana
Judge D
Komical
Charlie Chaplin
Fatty Arbuckle
Jim Thomas
Dempsey
Marshal Fuh
Jack
Mat
Fellows
Glade Thomas
Earl Peters
Moose
Art Smith
TT & Fama
Mayor Jones
West Avenue
Abe Cohen
Leedale
Abe Martin
Tinton Rud
Henry N. Mac Cracken
Vassar College
Miss McNutt
California
Edith McNutt
Los Aneles
Cal
Bible Institute
Shea Ts
Greensprings
Oberlin Business College
Gant
Creag Fa
Loomis
Middle Avenue
Holland
Holland Furnace Co
Neo
East Ave
Hlyria
Packard
Elyria Buick Co
Cedar and
Broad Streets
Elyria, Ohio
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