Republicans Dominate County Offices in January Transition
The county government will see sweeping changes as Republicans take most offices on the first Monday in January. New commissioners Thomas Peebles and George Rhoades will join C. D. Murray. Don Myers becomes County Prosecutor. Dr. M. E. Perry steps in as coroner. W. B. Thompson and A. R. Webber will start new Common Pleas terms. Sheriff’s office will turn over to Clarence Adams, ending C. G. Mathews’s tenure. Probate Judge H. G. Wilcox begins February 9. Mabel Marsh remains clerk. Dr. N. D. Backus assumes treasurer duties in August. A. N. Waters undecided. All county officials will be Republican.
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Hetle Stic
County Court House
Thomas Peebles
Lorain
Richmond
George Rhoades
C. D. Murray
Thompson
A. R. Webber
Clarence Adams
Sherff
G Mathews
Repubblican
Minee
Mathews
H. G. Wilcox
Mabel Marsh
N. D. Backus
A. N. Waters
Smith to Speak Over Radio Next Tuesday
Gov. Alfred E. Smith will address the nation and the Democratic Party via two nationwide radio hookups next Tuesday at 2 p.m. eastern standard time. The announcement came from John J. Raskob, chairman of the national Democratic committee.
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Governor Smith
New York
Democratic Party
Alfred E. Smith
Gov. Smith
John J. Raskob
National Democratic Committee
In Memoriam Arthur WN Prindle Remembrance Note
In loving memory of our dear son and brother who died suddenly at Ely school on Armistice Day November 11 1970s family circle broken yet we trust in reunion in a better land We shall meet again with loved ones and never part Loving Daddy and Mama and Sister Doris Prindle.
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Arthur WN. Prindle
Ely
Doris Prindle
Death notices for Lyda Lewis and Eva Triplett in Elyria area
Lyda Lewis of North Ridgeville died in Cleve Friday. Survived by one sister in Minnesota one daughter and five sons. Funeral Sunday at two with burial at Ridgeville Center. Eva Triplett died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Saturday aged thirty three three months two days. Survived by husband and two sons parents and siblings. Services Monday at Sudro Funeral Home and Second St church with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Lyda Lewis
North Ridgeville
Cleveand
Ray
Minnesota
Charles Becomb
Battlecreek
Michigan
Harvey
Lionel
Cyrus
Irwin
Alfred
Ridgeville Center
Eva Triplett
Elyria Memorial Hospital
William
Carl
William Owens
William R. Robinson
Cleveland
Hobert Robinson
Owens Robinson
Lena Rainbow
Nellie Caywood
Julia Hardaway
Sudro Funeral Home
Second St. E. Church
Res. Kellogg
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Oberlin Hosts MiamiU In Vengeance Matchup
Oberlin fights Miami of Ohio in a drizzle under dim light as the Yeomen seek to halt a two year run by the visitors who have beaten Oberlin and others. Miami carries a 12-0 win over a Buckeye rival and aims to extend a strong streak.
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Oberlin
Miami
Crimson and Gold
Ohio
Michigan
Oberlin High School
Russia Township leads Lorain County schools in attendance
Attendance records from September to October show Russia Township District Number Three at 99.4 percent with zero tardiness, followed by Maplewood at 95.3 percent. East Carlisle posted the lowest attendance at 93 percent, while Ridgeville registered 76 tardies during the period.
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Lorain
County Board of Education
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East Carlisle
Ridgeville
Pittsfield
la Porte
Campbell
Avon
Avon Lake
Brighton
Brownhelm
LaPorte
East Cartissee
Camden
Highland
Vincent
Columbia Township
Eaton
Belden
Grafton
Henricetta
Huntington
Penfield
Brookside
South Amherst
Yields
Middle Ridge
South Ridge
West Ridge
Murray Ridge
Carlisle Center
Columba
Chestnut Grove
Gulf Road
Rochester
Russia
Russa Towoship
Markley
Lake Avenue ST
Highland School
Brownhelm School
Yeomen Poised for Upset Run Against Oberlin in Spring Clash
The team has gained speed this season and is now considered among northern Ohio's best. Miami on paper appears favored, with a strong backfield and line heavier than Oberlin's. Yeomen plan surprise attacks that have fueled recent successes and aim to add another upset to a growing streak.
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Northern
Ohio
Miami
Oberlin
Oberlin High Grabs 6-0 Win Over Bellevue in Football
Oberlin High dominated Bellevue with a 6-0 football victory. Standouts John Jones, Bob Hamlin, and B. Morris scored, and the Crimeng and Bine secured four of the six points. The game featured a strong second half as Oberlin kept control and advanced with ease.
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Oberlin High
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Oberlin
Oberlin Lce
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Bob Hamlin
Bhi Morris
Crimeng
Bine
Marriage Licenses Listed For Several Couples In Ohio and Michigan
The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Otto Ropimsos aged 23 from Detroit and Helen Murfies aged 13 from North Eaton, with officiants Rev. Eicher and Rev. Birkner. Other couples include Fred Renkel 27 from Elyria and Emon Muck 22 from Lorain with clerk Elizabeth, and Harry Remke 27 from Elyria and Mary Rodgers 25 from Eshai Roy. The item names occupations and places such as packer, rubber worker, stenographer, and barber among Lorain and Findlay, Ohio, and nearby Michigan towns.
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Marchtaist
Detroit
Mich
Helen Murfies
North Eaton
Eicher
Fred Renkel
Packer
Elyna
Emon Muck
Mary Rodgers
Eshai Roy
Wieseman Eugene Grossner
Noipe
Lorain
Jane Wis“incer
Rev
Grant
Smokers League Plans Paris Meeting November 18
The Smoker's League for the Defense of Smokers will hold an international congress in Paris on November 18. The event, described as a date extraordinary, aims to unite smokers, plantation representatives, manufacturers and workers from tobacco sectors, plus officials from fire brigades, agriculture, forestry and water works.
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Parris
League For the Defense of
Paris
Walter Rateagh
League
Fire Brigade
Ministry of Agriculture
Cologne Press Show Becomes Permanent Institute
Cologne officials decide to preserve key sections of the Great Pressa Exposition as an international institute for newspaper science. The institute will join the University of Cologne and have its own professorship.
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Cologne
University of Cologne
Final Rehearsal For Legion Minstrels Promises Big Show
The Amer ican Legion Minstrels stage final rehearsals with strong cast such as Chuch Clark Jerry Ferguson Paul Byers and Chuck Persons. The afterpiece Beans features Ali South Jack Marshall Dorr Billings Thelma Streicher and others. Ticket sales were strong with seats available at the box office tonight and Monday and Tuesday.
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American Legion Minstrels
Lew Dockstader
Chuch Clark
Jerry Ferguson
Paul Byers
Chuck
Papa
al Jolson
Jerry
Aivie South
Jack Marshall
Dorr Billings
Chuck” Persons
Thelma Streicher
George H. Allen
Health Hints from YWCA on Safe Weight Loss
Health Education Secretary Miss Browne urges safe weight loss by exercise. Avoid harmful medicines. overweight individuals need regular activity. The YWCA offers a class in Hampshire formatrons on Tuesdays and Fridays 10:00 to 10:20 to tailor to individual needs. Enrollment is open anytime.
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Miss Browne
Health Education Department
W.C. A
Banats Eagles Soccer Tilt Called Off
There will not be a soccer game in Elyria tomorrow as the Banats of Cleveland diverted the Banats Eagles schedule. The Banats netread will play Goodyear of Akron for the National All American cup in Cleveland tomorrow, leaving the local Eagles idle.
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Eagles
Banatas
Cleveland
Banats
Goodyear
Akron
Hoover plans Latin America tour to begin administration
President elect Herbert Hoover outlines a South American tour to set his first acts in office, focusing on food aid and regional trade. The itinerary includes Panama, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay with stops at Valparaiso Lima Santiago and Buenos Aires, returning via Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo. He will inspect Panama Canal by rail and may visit Nicaragua if possible. Hoover travels from San Francisco to Santa Cruz for Armistice Day and then to San Pedro, with Allan Hoover accompanying him.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Panama Canal
Lima
Peru
Santiago
Andes
Buenos Aires
Motevideo
Rio de Janeine
Maryland
Santa Cruz
San Pedro
Enthronement Scene Marks Japan Emperor’s Coronation
The article describes the enthronement ceremony with the emperor and empress raising hiogi and a decorated fan. Princes bow as Premier Baron Tanaka steps forward, the emperor reads a rescript, and officials offer congratulations. Thousands show respect as the royal procession ends and they retire to the Royal Palace.
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Tanaka
Market report from Cleveland on produce and poultry
Markets note in Cleveland lists butter and extras with varied quotes, potatoes priced by weight and origin, and poultry ranges for heavy fowls, leghorns, ducks, and old cocks. Regional origins include New York Maine Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho and others, with price brackets and unit sizes specified.
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Cleveland
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maine
Green Mountains
Idaho
Market data from Cleveland and Chicago commodities report
Cleveland livestock and cattle market figures show steady prices for hogs cattle and sheep with grain and poultry quotations from Chicago. Prices include hogs 9.60 to 9.85 per hundredweight cattle beef steers 7.00 to 8.50 yearlings and heifers 4.75 to 6.50 sheep fat lambs 14.00 to 14.50 ewes 5.00 to 6.60 while eggs butter and other staples list mixed gains and declines from Chicago and national markets.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toledo Grains Market Report Features Wheat Corn and Seed
Market notes show No 2 reg Toledo wheat at 1 42 for Dec and 1 43 for Jan. Corn includes No 2 yellow at 4 1 2 and 135 1 2 cents, No 3 yellow at 90 1 2 and 93 BeBe. Oats No 2 white 48 60 cents. Clover seed cash domestic quoted at 18.00 cash and 15.20 asked for Dec. Domestic Jan and Feb prices listed with 18.50 and 18.60 asked respectively. Allike cash new 1990 asked for Dec 19.19.
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Toledo
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis flour prices quote No 1 northern wheat at 1.10 to 1.12 for nearby and May 1.04. Corn No 3 fallow at 84 to 84.5 cents, oats No 3 white at 39 3 4 to 41 3 4 cents, flax No 1 at 2.22 1 2 to 2.28 1 2. Shipments total 34,349 barrels for bran and 6.50 to 6.60 dollars per barrel for Patents in carload lots.
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Minneapolis
Meinneapolis
Germany’s Reparations Grounded on Equal War Burdens
The continued discussion argues that reparations by Germany were justifiable on the principle of equalizing war burdens. It contends Germany and allies seized territory of Belgium, France, and Italy, and attacked sea approaches to Britain, making Germany’s losses smaller than those of the Allies.
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Germany
Belgium
France
Italy
Dawes Plan Bridges European Reparation Crisis
The article explains the 1923 Ruhr crisis and the Dawes Plan as turning points for Europe. It details how Germany gained a new currency and international loan, fixed reparation payments through 1928, and set a path toward erasing the old debt with a large capital obligation and steady annuities, signaling hopeful rehabilitation for Europe.
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France
Europe
Germany
England
Ruhr
Dawes
Plaid Cotton Sheet Blankets Sell 95c Each
Harry H. Smith Co. offers 66 by 80 inch plaid cotton sheet blankets at 95 cents each, a simple home textiles sale from a local supplier.
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Harry H. Smith Co
Columbia Steel Co. to Operate Under Pennsylvania Charter
Notice states the Columbia Steel Co. dissolves under its Ohio charter and will continue as Columbia Steel Co. but operate under a Pennsylvania charter. The action addresses company affairs and maintains the same name under a new charter.
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Columbia Steel CO
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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