Franklin mayoral race stirs Elyria voters with platform clash
Elyria voters watch heated mayoral campaign as Harry Hinkson’s platform plank pledges “personal liberty” amid a split wets versus drys. The city’s races extend across Elyria, Lorain, Oberlin, Amherst and Wellington with contests for mayor, council and other offices. Strong candidates include Asaph R. Jones and John W. Carson in Elyria, with Frank Smith and J Smythe in Amherst and H F Smith in Oberlin.
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Harry Hinkson
Elyria
Hinkson
Jason
Uberty
Iksom
Ney
Slyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Liberat
Jones
Didate
Harry Hinkaon
Rowment
John Carson
Tas
Carson
Mink
Amherst
St Ambherst
Frank Smith
Iter C. Nord
J. Smythe
Smythe
Ofice
H. F. Smith
Wellington
Asaph R. Jones
John W. Carson
Gerald Martin
Theodore Freese
F. L. Shaw
Belle Moulton
D. W. Myers
Cota F. Ensign
J. A. Rawson
S. Sudro
Fourth Ward
Carl F. Muller
W. D. Hull
Walter C. Nord
J. J. Smythe
Wiliam Baker, Jr
F. I. Hubbard
J. B. Avery
Lydia Boynton Pioneer Dies at 95 in Elyria
Lydia c Boynton aged 95 died at home 318 Bridge Street Elyria from infirmities of age. Longtime resident of Elyria she lived there eighty eight years witnessing growth. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Coon Blue Rapids Kansas son E G Boynton grandchildren James G Strong Washington DC and W W Sulivan Chicago and nephew W C Fisher Lorain Train. Funeral Monday at 3 PM conducted by Rev B B Redhead.
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Lydia c. Boynton
Bridge Street
Elyria
Elizabeth Coon
Blue Rapids
Kas
E. G. Boynton
James G. Strong
Washington, D. C
W. W. Sulivan
Chicago
W. C. Fisher
B. B. Redhead
Filipino nurse death penalty in New York slaying
Eulogia Lozado, a Filipino killer of Blos som Martin, a pretty nurse, is sentenced to die in the electric chair after an eleven hour jury deliberation between first and second degree verdicts. Lozado strangled the nurse after she rejected his marriage proposal.
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New York
Lozado
Blossom Martin
Colored Voters Rally Monday At M and E Church
A mass meeting of colored residents is planned for Monday evening at the M and E church on Middle Avenue to discuss campaign issues. Speakers include Rev Vanpell Rev Wienfeld Harry Smith of Cleveland and others with Rev Gray presiding and Robt Pulley as master of ceremonies.
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Harry Smith
Cleveland
Vanpell
Wienfeld
Harry, Jackson
B. H. Williams
Harry
Smith
Rose Miller
Mary Davis
Jordan
Hill
Gray
Robt. Pulley
Judge Wilcox Addresses Baldwin Wallace Students
Judge H C Wilcox visited Baldwin Wallace University yesterday addressing students at their chapel exercises. He discussed juvenile delinquency work and his experiences in handling such cases.
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H. C Wilcox
Berea
Baldwin-Wallace University
Bandit Kills Railroad Worker at 29th Street Station
Chicago November 3 A lone elevated railway bandit shot and killed Charles H Johnson night cashier at the Twenty Ninth street station of the South Side L Johnson fought back leaving his revolver in his cage with one round fired Police cannot identify the killer with no witnesses and the lights at the station were turned off during the attack Johnson a veteran employee with twenty years service had been transferred to the Twenty Ninth street station just days before the shooting
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Chicago
Twenty-Ninth Street
South Side
Charles H. Johnson
Johnson
Elevated
Twenty- Ninth Strees
Lloyd George Ends U S Tour After 70 Speeches
David Lloyd George completes a six thousand mile trip through Canada and the United States with seventy speeches in three weeks. King George and Gustaf V attend a royal wedding at St James Palace for Gustafshof and Lady Louise Mountbatten. American and British officials made separate calls at the French foreign office. A theft report states someone stole the hood from E. W. Lewis's car on West Avenue last night.
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New York
David Lloyd George
Great Britain
America
W. Inne Margaret
Aid
Megan
Canada
United States
Perniers
London
George
England
Gustaf
Sweden
St. James Palace
E. W. Lewis
West Avenue
Lorain Slayer Sentenced to Reformatory
Mack Manning, a Black man, pleaded guilty to manslaughter before Judge Thompson in Lorain. He admitted shooting Richard Atwood, who had allegedly stolen Manning’s wife, clothing, and money near Lorain, after Atwood stabbed her in Gary, Indiana. Manning received one to twenty years at Mansfield Reformatory.
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Mack Manning
Richard Atwood
Lorain
Thompson
Atwood
Manning
Gary
Ind
Bootleggers in Death Battle In Busti
Rival gangs fought over grain alcohol in Busti near Jamestown. James Harry Piccione of Buffalo was killed in the dawn clash on main street as about 100 gallons of grain alcohol were the prize. authorities pursued the case as a gang conflict.
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Jamestown
N. Y
James Harry Piccione
Virginia Street
Buffalo
Busti
Four Divorces Granted Today In Court
Four divorces were granted today by Judge Thompson. William J. Weber and Celia Weber were separated on gross neglect of duty. Lela Henderson vs Roy Henderson ended with a divorce to the defendant on cross petition for neglect. Harry Ruth and Hazel Ruth obtained a divorce on the ground of three years willful absence. In Cincinnati a man named Frank Kenneally, 48, was assaulted by three automobile bandits but defended himself and kept $4,000 he had in his pocket.
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William J. Weber
Celia Weber
Lela Henderson
Roy Henderson
Cross
Harry Ruth
Hazel Ruth
Cincinnati
Frank Kenneally
Central
McFarland Bienue
Republican picks for House speakers seen in 68th congress
Washington reports Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts as speaker and Nick Longworth of Ohio as Republican floor leader for the 68th Congress. Regulars have generally agreed on these choices as the new session convenes in four weeks.
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Washington
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachusetts
Nick Longworth
Ohio
Court of Appeals rules in stock removal and alimony cases
The court of appeals handed decisions on multiple cases yesterday. It affirmed three judgments and reversed five where the lower court rulings were overturned. In the stock removal matter R C Hoiles et al v Fidelity Guaranty and Deposit Co and Philp Cohn, the court held the surety bound by Cohn s defense failure in the original action and reversed to render judgment for the plaintiffs. In the alimony suit err bots Norton v Norton Judge Pardee says continuance was reasonable and lack of competent income evidence strained support for temporary alimony.
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Com Mon Pleas Court
Fidelity Company
Big Goods
Cohn
Surety Company
Wuook
Robert J. Hall
Regi Norton
Pardee
Court of Common Pleas
Mayoral Candidate Absence Highlights League Meeting
The League of Women Voters hosted a candidates night at Elyria High School with about 150 attendees. Democratic mayoral candidate Harry Hinkson sent a note declining due to a prior engagement, while no Democratic or Republican council members attended.
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League of Women Voters
Harry Hinkson
F.C. Billings
League
Pinckney
Lodi St
West Ave
Elyria
Sudro
New born babe lives mother dies in fire in Macon
In Macon Georgia Mrs B B Lockhart died from fire injuries after being dragged from a burning building where she had given birth to a baby, now still living. Firemen rescued her as alarms sounded and a bed is described as enveloped in flames. Authorities say her husband faces arson and drunkenness disorder charges with warrants issued last night. The infant’s prognosis is poor.
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Macon
B. B. Lockhart
Eas
Treata
Sues for a Merge From Ground of Gross Neglect
Cora Thompson of Elyria sues H E Thompson alleging gross neglect and improper dismissal. She seeks a suitable sum as damages claiming she was employed and would work steadily but was not fairly treated. The fragmented text cites a request for wages or compensation.
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Cora Thompson Elyria
H. E. Thompson
Hinkson's Appeal a Challenge to Law and Order
An Elyria editorial warns that a mayoral race mirrors a national fight over law and liberty. It attacks candidate Hinkson for promising broad personal liberty while undermining law, urging readers to vote for law and order and to defend Elyria's citzenship against lawbreakers.
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Hinkson
LAW and Order
Chicago
New York
America
Elvria
Ohio
Elyria
Mayor Jones
Carson
Mr. Jones
Jones
Mr. Carson
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