Rotarians Hear Talk on Elyria School System
Elyria's school system described as a well organized manufacturing plant by Rockwood, Rockwood details current expenses at 514000 with breakdowns, bond retirements, and a $1195750 bond obligation. He notes a tax duplicate of 65690 and outlines the district's two high school buildings and nine eight-room graded schools serving the city and nearby townships.
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Elyria Club Leader Praises School Facilities and Programs
A club speaker praised the athletic field and a total of about 160 008 dollars spent, much from donors. He listed special school activities including the opportunity school, deaf and crippled programs, manual training, machine shops, blacksmith and carpenter shops, athletics, domestic science, and health work. The remarks were guided by the club's educational committee.
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Election disputes cost four in Kentucky killings
Four Kentuckians died in election related violence. Roéy Bingham, 49, shot and killed by Hampton Smith, who he had argued with, then Smith's son William killed Bingham. Ward Hatfield, 33, killed by Elias Dotson, old enemies. Edward Doneghy, a Black man, shot by Joseph Hasden during an election dispute in Danville after an alleged gun draw.
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Man Charged With Ballot Tampering in Cincinnati
Police arrested 49 year old Republican election judge David Seigler in a downtown precinct on charges of violating the Ohio elections code. Democratic judge William McManus, also in the same precinct, said he witnessed the tampering with ballots.
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Woman elected prosecuting attorney in Morrow County
Miss Fannie Myers, Republican of Mt Gilead, was elected prosecuting attorney of Morrow county in Tuesday's election. She had been serving as prosecutor after being appointed to finish her late brother Frank N. Myers term. She is believed to be the only woman prosecutor in Ohio.
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Tom Edmonds Attends Chesham Fair on 99th Birthday
Tom Edmonds celebrated his 99th birthday by attending the Chesham fair in Stoke Poges Buckinghamshire. He has not missed the fair since he was three. Scientists plan to study the total solar eclipse of October 71l from Tinon Istar.
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Baptizing a Future Monarch Serious Mishap at Boat
An election office in Kenton Hardin County Ohio suffered a partial second floor collapse last night. Several hundred people narrowly escaped serious injury as voters and staff fell to lower levels. Authorities say most injuries were minor and attributed to crowding near the collapse zone.
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Hardin County Board
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Father John's Medicine touted for child health gains
An advertisement claims children with sore throats or tonsillitis grow stronger when given Father John’s Medicine. It describes cod liver oil based formula as easily absorbed, boosting growth vitamins, improving appetite, weight, bone strength, and vigor without drugs or alcohol.
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Democrat Wins For U.S. Senate In West Virginia
Charleston, W. Va. Nov. 5. State political leaders early to day conceded the election of Matthew M. Neely, Fairmont Democrat, as United States senator from West Virginia. With returns from two thirds of the state complete, Neely led his Republican opponent.
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Matthew M. Neely
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Jones' Switchback Cost Operator Figures In Tight Races
James Elwood Jones, a switchback cost operator, reported margins over 109 in a state with close contests across six congressional districts. Democrats claim seats in the third and sixth districts as results unfold. DeForest Mellon, Cleveland merchandise expert, will speak at the Kiwanis club lunch Thursday noon at the Hotel Newell on "Service."
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Kiwanis
Tomunkow DeForest Mellon
Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
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Mellon
Senator Aigler Defeated in Bellevue Election Result
Senator Allan G. Aigler of Bellevue, president pro tem of the state senate, was defeated yesterday. The report notes that election of officers and directors for the coming year will also be part of Thursday's program.
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Bellevue
Sandusky
Allan G. Aigler
State Senate
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