Elyria Ministerial Association Finalizes Plans for Thanksgiving Service
The Elyria Ministerial Association met Friday after noon at the YMCA with Rev. W. L. Burner presiding. They voted to hold the Assam Thanksgiving Service on Thursday, November 25 at 4 30 p m at First Congregational Church, rotating among churches. The program will feature musical elements and speakers to be arranged by Rev. W. S. Smith and Rev. J. H. Grant. The group also discussed weekday religious instruction for school children and invited Van Wert Superintendent F. M. Shelton to address a joint meeting of city and county ministers on Monday, November 29.
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F. M. Shelton
Soviet Forces Take Mission Reported Risen in Crimea
London Nov 6 A Moscow Pravda dispatch quotes that an American mission in South Russia fell to Soviet forces. The only clearly active unit is a Red Cross team of about a dozen under Major George H Regen of Kansas City. Navy and diplomatic missions under Rear Admiral Newton A McCully are limited to the Black Sea area.
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Kansas City
Newton A. McCully
State Department
Black Sea
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Volcnteer
Elyrians Hunt Coons Enjoy Rare Sport
Elyrians take to the countryside nightly with dogs for coon hunting. Hunters track baying hounds to trees or shooting grounds, lanterns alight as coons are treed or dropped. Successful bags pay expenses, with high hopes for a strong season.
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Elyrians
Lorain County Fish and Game Club hears Al Foss tales
Over four hundred members from Lorain county attended a Smok er at the Chamber of Commerce hall listening to Al Foss of Cleveland tell fishing stories and watch moving pictures of a Florida bass trip. Vice President Lawrence Web ber presided and Struck's Fish and Game Orchestra provided music. The club, now at 1 190 paid members, aims for 2 000 as December brings Maynard Murch big game pictures to the Rialto theatre.
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Fish and Game Orchestra
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Maynard Murch
Big Game Pictures
Rialto Theatre
Alibi Chorus Shifts Blame to Cox for 1920 Debacle
Democratic critics blame Cox for the party’s 1920 defeat citing his July White House visit and pledge to support the Wilson administration. They fault campaign choices including changing chairs, funding accusations, West East water issues, and failing to condemn slander against Harding. They argue broader distrust doomed any candidate.
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Typhoid on Wane Declares Salem Epidemic Near End
ATLANTIC Ohio May reports from Dr. R M Schwartz city health officer say the typhoid fever outbreak at Salem has reached its peak with 271 cases and six deaths to date. He notes 100 plus nurses are on duty and efforts to recruit more continue while a rise in related illnesses strains medical staff.
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Ohio
R. M. Schwartz
Salem
Ackerman Couple Secure Optometrist Licences in County
Dr and Mrs C M Ackerman at 240 Oxford Court have passed the alae examination and secured regular practice licenses. They are reportedly the first optometrists in the county to receive this license under the new law, with the couple previously operating under a different license.
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C. M. Ackerman
Oxford Court
No Pardon For Eugene Debs Amid War Crisis
The government vows no pardon for Eugene Debs after his 1918 conviction in Cleveland on several counts for attempting to incite disloyalty among military and naval forces and to promote opposition to the United States during the war. A pardon for Debs and other violators was discussed at Moniry Bl. Canada, with a delegation to confer with Attorney Palmer on the matter.
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Dover Naval Diggs Election Turmoil Report
In Dover Ohio a man allegedly beat his wife following a dispute over election voting not clear. local authorities investigate the argument and possible coercion related to her vote.
President Elect Harding Rests After Campaign Rush
President elect Warren G Harding takes a needed rest following a strenuous campaign. He travels by special train with Senator and Mrs Harding and their party, plans cabinet considerations after a brief stop in Bedford Virginia, then to St. Louis and Point Pleasant. The itinerary reflects ongoing duties before inauguration.
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Henry Krohn dies at 73 after years of service
Henry Krohn, longtime city official and former grater of Elyria, dies at age 73. He survived by his wife, two daughters Reno Massey and Edward Moser, and a son Henry who died young. Cremation/funeral at home planned for Sunday at 2.30 with burial in Elyria Cemetery. he previously faced 1962 wounds during a burglary incident and survived car robbery gunfire.
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Elyrin Cemetery
Operators Face Miners Wage Demands In Philadelphia
November 6 reports that the operators and the United Mine Workers committee met in Philadelphia to discuss wage increases. Miners seek 18 percent raises for contract miners, a $6 minimum day rate, and an eight hour universal day in the anthracite region. Chairman Thomas Kennedy of Hazelton indicated the miners finished their case and left the next move to operators.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
Dow
Re arrest in Ken murder case shocks Harlan
In Harlan Kentucky Dr H C Winners a state veterinarian was arrested again on new evidence in the murder of Lula Parsars a schoolteacher found killed on a mountain trail September 7 James Robinson a prisoner released yesterday from the Frankfort penitentiary for robbery is also held connected to the case. Authorities refuse to disclose new details of the investigation.
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Thea Vourder
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Here
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James Robinson
Dog's Bark Saves Lives in Early Morning Fire
Cleveland residents recount a dog's bark that alerted two families to fire at the Waldman home on Waldman Street before dawn. Flames destroyed the residence, with estimated losses around the thousands, though no lives were reported lost.
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David Waldman
Brathon Wile
Representative Blanton Protests Planned Naval Cruise
Representative Clanton of Texas denounces an announced Atlantic and Pacific cruise for next summer. The Atlantic fleet would sail to South America and Africa while the Pacific fleet would head to Australia and New Zealand. He says Congress has not authorized critics and urges reconsideration of the plan.
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