Celebration of Republican Victory Parade in Elyria
Elyria and surrounding county joined a grand parade and post election speeches celebrating a Republican victory. Crowds filled Broad Street with horns bells and flags while dignitaries including Mayor Jones and a large contingent of women voters joined the procession. The event featured a Liberty statue tableau and a park program with music and speeches, continuing to Page Two.
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Jones
Elyria
Grant Ampain
Cedar Street
West Enne
Echeg Tok
Joney
Alfred Bates
Aps
Statue of Liberty
America
Brighton
Asaph Jones
Gas Explosion Suit Against Citizens' Gas & Electric Co
Julia Ferenza sues Citizens' Gas & Electric Co in Lorain County Court alleging injuries from a September 8 1919 gas explosion at her home. She claims meter and connections installed by Raga company workers caused the damage and seeks $1300 for pain and suffering.
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Citizens’ Gas & Electric Co
Lorain
Julia Ferenza
Raga Company
Minstrel Show Of Legion Promises Fine Amateur Entertainment
A Chronicle-Telegram representative attended a rehearsal for the American Legion minstrel show to be staged Thursday and Friday evenings at the hall. The locally produced program features singing, dancing and monologues with strong amateur talent, all proceeds benefiting disabled Legion members. Tickets are available at the box office and are said to be worth the price.
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Jonas Field
Chronicle-Telegram
Raad
Legion
Joyce Murder Trial Opens in Cleveland
The Joyce murder trial opens in Cleveland with John W Joyce, a former downtown saloonkeeper, charged with killing Harold Kagy. Joyce and his counsel promise sensational evidence to show he did not fire the shot. Chief Justice Wo Ho McGarr Non says he was with Joyce and Kagy before the shooting, likely among the 29 witnesses. A Cleveland civic association meeting urged 400 members to attend daily.
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Cleveland
John W Joyce
Harold Kagy
Toftlar
Joyce
Chlef
Wo HO McGarrnon
Srnunicial Court
Kagy
Womeng Civic Association
Ita
Manning Struck by Truck in Narrow Bicycle Incident
W B Manning of 410 Hast nove ne narrowly escaped death yesterday afternoon when struck by a large truck near his home. He was riding a bicycle, was thrown to the pavement, and the truck stopped just before his head. He suffered several bruises but was not seriously hurt.
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W .B Manning
Novene
Mr Manning
Brenner Shoe Store Announces Going Out of Business Sale
Brenner, proprietor of the Brenner shoe store in Elyria, announces an immediate going out of business sale. He has operated in Elyria for three years specializing in hard to fit arches. The Andwar building housing the shop is to be torn down for a new structure.
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A M Brenner
Brenner
Andwar
Mrrenner
Elyria
Resists an Officer Pays Well For It
Police arrest Gust Albert and Alf Taylor in an alley by the Telegram office. Albert is charged with resisting an officer and Taylor with obstructing an officer in the discharge of duty. They are fined 15 dollars and costs in police court by Mayor Jones this morning.
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Gust Albert
Alf Taylor
Albert
Taylor
Hoth
Jones
Our Traffic Cop Is On the Job
Citys one traffic cop continues patrolling the school zones on West and Middle avenues arresting motorists for speeding At least thirty five offenders have been cited with a $5 fine plus costs per case and related fees
Marriage Licenses Listed for Six Couples in Lorain Elyria Area
Carey Maddock and Nelle Kolbe of Elyria. Edward Burdvy and Freda Esterle, a stenographer, both of Lorain. Lewis Campbell, a conductor, and Allen Hulsman, a bookkeeper, of Lorain. Ferniand Van Melle, a brake man, and Josephine Cook, both of Lorain. John Pivacek and Wilma Pavilsk, of Lorain.
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Carey Maddock
Nelle Kolbe
Elyria
Edward Burdvy
Freda Esterle
Lorain
Lewis Campbell
Cleveland
Allen Hulsman
Ferniand van Melle
Josephine Cook
John Pivacek
Cok
Wilma Pavilsk
Strike Ends As Elyria Barbers Reach Agreement
The Elyria barber strike begun September 15 was settled last evening. Eight insurgent shops receive union cards, six deserters are reinstated, and the Wednesday half holiday order is revoked. The union says Wednesday closings will not be readdressed this year, with shop owners to decide any future half day.
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Elyria
Captains Chosen for Fourth Red Cross Roll Call Campaign
The list outlines nine captaincies for the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call from November 11 to 17. Captains and workers named include Mrs Bessie Fearne, Miss Henrietta Edwards, Mrs Hazel Randall, and many others across units 1 through 9, signaling a broad mobilization to boost local chapter membership.
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Elsdeemng
Red Cross
Nert
Bessie Fearne
Henrietta Edwards
Hazel Randall
Annagolf
Helen McPherson
Mary Edwards
Dorothy Lerach
Judge Landis to chair national league control board
In Chicago John A Wiewdler Hawke O Day and other officials conferred on umpires for the new national league while Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis prepared to decide on his seven year chairmanship and a $50000 annual salary. News from Kansas City said Landis appointment would be announced in a few days. Chicago meanwhile hosted leaders as Ban Johnson and associates left for the league meeting. A separate report describes a Ford truck collision on Third Street and Middle Avenue near Cleveland. a pole was struck, causing damage and traffic disruption.
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Chicago
Basfban
John A Wievdler
Naional
Hawke O'Day
Baseball League
Kenesaw
Mountain Landis
District Court of the United States
Cineara
Thyould
Banrd
Ban Johnson
Kansas City
National Association of Th Tearues
Landis
Soft Coal Price Decline Seen Under Five Dollars
National Coal Association president D B Wentz backs The New York Herald report on coal price declines. Senate committee hearings note spot prices for steam coal show a drop to around seven dollars per ton, with higher grades remaining costly.
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New York
D. B. Wentz
National Casé Association
America
New York Herald
Seltler
Senate
Coal Prices and Market Outlook Amid Soft Coal Shortage
Testimony before the Calder committee discusses current spot and contract prices for soft coal, with expert notes on future pricing. Col Wentz affirms prices at mine and contract levels are fair, while forecasting that spot prices may dip below contract prices within thirty days. He cites annual long term contracts for export coal and details about production and distribution amid shortages.
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Mort Important Association of
Col Venté
Coal Producers’ Organization
Litope
Calder
Calder Committee
Interstate Commerce Commisson
Col Wentz
Eact
Richwine Ice Cream Co files cross petition in dairy suit
The Richwine Ice Cream Co of this city answers and cross petition in the lawsuit brought by Annex Dairy Co of Fostoria. They allege a contract to supply cream with not less than 11 percent butterfat and claim most shipped cream contained 6 percent to 10 percent butterfat, forcing additions to meet standard. They seek 5000 damages and deny owing anything to Annex.
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Richwine Ice Cream Co
Annex Dairy Co
Fostoria
Annex Co
Richwine Co
Unique Thursday recital at high school auditorium
The Mills Music Shop presents Mr Harvey Hindarmyer a popular tenor and the Dana Sisters Trio in a unique recital at the high school auditorium on Thursday Nov 11. Hindarmyer, fresh from Aeolian Hall New York City, will perform a rich program including southern songs and a claimed duet with himself, with a pleasant surprise promised. Admission by card only available at the Mills shop.
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Mills Music Shop
Harvey Hindarmyer
Dana Sisters
Trigio
Aeolian Hall
New York City
Hindermyer
America
Dawn
Mills
Rotarians Hear Dr H C Stevens Address Albania
Rotarians gathered for a luncheon heard Dr H C Stevens recount his recent return from Southern Europe where he worked with the Red Cross. He described social and political conditions in Albania and neighboring Adriatic countries, as several visitors were introduced to the assembly.
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H C Stevens
Europe
Albania
Mr Stevens
Adriatic
Leonard Rank Wins Contests With 45 Point Total
The Chronicle Telegram contest concluded with Leonard Rank finishing first at 45 points and 605 new subscribers recorded as a result of the month long effort by their corner boys. Leonard Rank led from the start and Lew Wilson had started strong. eight prizes await the top eight finishers to be awarded in the near future.
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Leonard Rank
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Leonard Ronk
Britf
Lew Wilson
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