Complete Ticket in Four Years as La Follette Pushes Party Plan
Madison Nov 6 After a Republican landslide Senator Robert La Follette vows to build a permanent new party to field another ticket in 1928 He scheduled conferences with trusted lieutenants and will meet in Chicago and Washington to map steps The move aims to balance power in the Senate and shape a progressive political action agenda through 1928.
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Madison
Wis
Robert Mr. LaFollette
LaFollette
Coolidge
Gilbert E. Roe
New York
Washington
Chicago
la Follette
Maple Bluff
Wisconsin
Brookhart
Iowa
Johnson
Minnesota
Senate
American Federation of Labor
el Paso
Tex
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Philip LaFollette
Dane County
Senator LaFollette
House of Representatives
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Farmer-Labor
Seeevesseven
Eseeeesrees
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Drive Leaders Meet Tonight for Community Chest Campaign
The slogan Bear Ye One An other s Burdens is chosen and the first drive meeting will be at the Country Club at 6 30 tonight for team captains factory representatives and the executive committee. Dinners are set at First Congregational church with funds split by factory and city teams to avoid duplication.
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Community Chest Campaign
First Congregational Church
Manufacturers’ Association
Artemas Beebe
Elyria
Salvation Army
Lorain
Salvation Lasgies
Walter Jeffries
Jeffries
Army
Japan
Youngstown Mills Get New Bustress
Mahoning Valley steel mills see rising activity after Coolidge election. James Campbell of Youngstown Keet & Tube Co predicts better business and reader operations soon. Keet & Tube reports 15000 tons of pig iron booked at $21 a ton. Steel makers foresee steadier winter employment.
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Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
Bear Ye One Another's Burden Slogan Wins Chest Prize
Miss Jennie Cushman wins $10 for proposing 1924 Community Chest slogan Bear Ye One Another's Burden. Committee members Supt Maston Rev Auld and A C Hudnutt praised the phrase as best expressing the drive’s purpose among several strong submissions.
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Miss Cushman
Jennie C. Cushman
East Avenue
A. C. Hudnutt
Chronicle-Telegram
East Carlisle School Project Turned Down in Lorain County
Voters rejected the East Carlisle proposal to bond Carlisle township for 75 000 to build a centralized school and add a ninth grade. Across Lorain county fourteen money issues passed while four districts rejected measures. Elyria approved a three mill levy for operating expenses and county road levy carried countywide.
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Lorain County
Carlisle Township
East Carlisle
Ely‘ria
Welty
Lorain City
Oberlin Village
Maton Township
Rochester Township
Rochester Village
Penfield
Amherst Village
Grafton Village
Grafton Township
Ridgeville Township
Henrietta Township
Pittsfield
Huntington Township
Columbia
Funk reelected to Court of Appeals with large majority
Judge Ross W. Funk of Worcester was reelected to the Court of Appeals by a 42 678 vote, carrying all four district counties led by Summit. Opponent was Judge William P. Duffy of Lorain. Funk’s total led by 42 678. term begins Feb 8, 1925. Also note Akron fire burns Nick Price. likely fatal.
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Ross W. Funk
Wooster
Court of Appeals
Funk
Summit County
William P. Duffy
Lorain
Moma Atate
Stad
Eratek
Sca
Funks
Wayne County
Dugey
Pia Cate
Medina County
Wee
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Seca Eee
Csileee
Lorain County
Funk Duffy Funk
Duffy
Judge Funk
Fines by Radio Aid Veterans in Chicago
Judge John O Connell orders unclaimed evidence from convicted pickpockets turned over to a group buying radio sets for disabled World War veterans. The unusual disposition uses seized funds to support veteran aid and radio equipment purchases.
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Chicago
John O’connell
Skeletons and relics found near Vermilion river mound
Lester Moes and companions discovered nine Indian skeletons and pottery at a high riverbank site near Vermilion nine miles south of Wellington. They dug careful with spoons to avoid disturbance and plan to present the bones to a historical society with photographs as proof.
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Lester Moes
Butler Road
Wellington
Vermilion
Moes
Troops Withdrawn After Martial Law Proclamation
All troops left Niles Ohio today after Gov Donahey issued a proclamation ending martial law. The order follows a clash between Klan and Anti Klan factions on Saturday that left thirteen wounded.
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Niles Niles, O
Elyria Ward and County Vote Returns From Chron-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram reports unofficial counts for Elyria wards and the county with three counting teams at work and official results anticipated by Saturday. Ward I and Ward II tallies show votes for president governor secretary of state and numerous local offices, with levy results noted.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
County Board of Elections
Thyria
Coolidee
Davis
LaFollette
Donahey
H.L. Davis
Bloom
Lewis
Newman
Brown
Butler
Tracy
DeWeese
Day
Field
Kinder
Kinkade
Robinson
Teutsch
Supreme Court
Conn
Klein
Court of Appeals
Funk
Duffy
Propate Court
Wilcox
Gott
Swartz
Marsh
Underhill
Rodgers
Dellefield
Ward II
Coolidge
See
Atty
Morrow
Crab
Congress
Davey
Doyle
Booth
Comings
Snyder
Cotton
Clark
Probate
Violets Bloom on Amherst Road and Violet Hill Legend
The article notes violets blooming along Amherst Road near Yeager's old farm with Mrs. Treaster living two miles from Ruines at Violet Hill. It mentions a forecast of rain and cooler weather on the calendar date of Nov 6. The piece highlights a local belief about the violet profusion lasting from early spring to first snow.
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Amherst Road
Yeager
Treaster
Ruines
Violet Hill
Nebraska asks Crippled Child movement head to organize state
Edgar F. Allen, founder of the National Crippled Childrens' Home movement, has been asked to come to Nebraska to organize the state. He plans to first devote time to the Community Chest drive here from November 12 to 21, then proceed to Nebraska for the larger work.
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Edgar F. Allen
National
Crippled Childrens’ Home Movement
Nebraska
Mr. Allen
Elytia
Crippled Children
United States
Community Chest
CHRON CHANG No Lights Fined Under New Traffic Rule
A. L. Bond received the first fine under the new traffic ordinance for parking without lights at night on George Street. Four other violators, including Charles McCarvel Victor Britenstein Harry Crandall and Harold Childs, were fined ten dollars plus costs with five dollars suspended in police court before Justice S. J. George. Sues Richwine Co A $2500 damages suit against Richwine Ice Cream Co was filed by Joseph Skodak in Common Pleas Court for injuries from an August 21 accident on Huron Street claiming loss for wagon produce harness and personal injuries.
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A. L. Bond
George Sireet
S. J. George
Charles McCarvel
Broad Street
Victor Britenstein
Harry Crandall
Cheapside
Harold Childs
Sues Richwine Co
Richwine Ice Cream Co
Common Pleas
Joseph Skodak
Huron Street
Skodak
Leader of Senate to be succeeded by Borah
The article notes Senator William E Borah of Idaho to become the Republican leader of the Senate in the next congress as Henry Cabot Lodge faces declining health and possible departure from leadership. It discusses Lodge's prolonged tenure and the natural succession likely to occur in March.
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Senate
Borah
Lodge
Fire at Wheeling destroys Davis Burkham Tyler Building
Fire in Wheeling West Virginia gutted the Davis Burkham and Tyler Building with an estimated loss of 600000. origin undetermined. Firefighters from nearby towns aided the Wheeling department after the blaze began on an upper floor at about 2 am.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Davis, Burkham and Tyler
Ohio returns show Coolidge win and Donahey lead
Ohio returns from the 1924 election indicate a Coolidge landslide in the state with a 70 000 plurality and Donahey's margin near 140 000. Republicans expected to control the delegation and the state legislature, with Gov Donahey winning most counties except Mahoning, Lucas, and Cuyahoga. Brookhart leads Steck in Iowa for the U S Senate by 42 votes.
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Columbus
Coolidge
Ohio
Donahey
Secretary of State
Congress
Supreme Court
Harry L. Conn. van Wert
Kleiz
Gov. Donahey
Mahoning
Lucas
Cuyahoga
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