Affairs Of Justice In Bad Condition Examiner Busy
The Justice Chamberlain's affairs remain chaotic with attorneys discussing pending cases. Auditors have not completed book audits. the examiner's progress is uncertain and a report will go to the Bureau of Accountings in Columbus. Trustees may demand a higher bond than the current 1090 and irregularities are being alleged by businessmen in Chamberlain's office.
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Justice Chamber-lale
Str
Bureau of Accountings
Auditor of States Office
Columbus
Chamberlain
Cathoug Fair to Close Tonight With Gift of Automobile
The Blyria Catholic parish St Agnes church fair ends tonight after a strong run with large crowds. Father Radley, chairman, reports high patronage and strong success, with organizers predicting the largest attendance and a drawing for the grand automobile prize.
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Gift OF Automobile
St Agnes’ Church
Blyria
Snow Helps Hunters and Bunnie Tracks Across Snowy Fields
Rabbit hunters report fewer bunnies this year than last despite a favorable summer, though several hunters reached the ten rabbit limit and many had one or two. Fresh snow today eased tracking and allowed bunnies to be followed from home, with bold rabbits venturing out. Washington dispatch notes Census Bureau puts Hawaii Japanese population at 109,69 of 226,512, making up 4.7 percent of island residents.
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Hawaii
Washington
Census Bureau
Island
Conference of Miners elects deadlock in wage dispute talks
Representatives of hard coal miners and operators met in Philadelphia to revive wage negotiations after a November 6 adjournment left the dispute unresolved. They seek a Wilson ruling on reopening the anthracite award, demanding 27 percent raises, a $6 minimum day rate, a universal eight hour day, and removal of alleged inequalities between bituminous and anthracite contracts. The sides plan continued efforts to advance settlement.
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Philadelphia
Wagan'a
Wueon
Wilson
Do We Want Women On Police Force Opinion Poll Elyria
Readers weigh in on appointing women to the Elyria police force. Several letters advocate limited roles for women detectives and observers, arguing women could uncover illicit activity in parks and liquor violations, while others doubt the move. Continued on Page Five.
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Elyria
Hazel Schrock Succumbs After 10 Injuries
Little Hazel Schrock ten, daughter of Grant Schrock of East River street, died at Memorial hospital at 9:90 Tuesday morning after injuries from a collision with a large car driven by Lo Whirple and owned by George’s buceri at the West Bridge. The child, cheerful and active, had shown signs of recovery but worsened, leaving bereaved parents and nine siblings. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Little Hazel Schrock
Grant Schrock
East River Street
Memorial Hospital
Afernoon
Lo Whirple
George
Lutheran Sunday School
Frincaton Street
Woodoy
Hazel
Fisha
Shroch
Jose
Polishers Union Votes to Strike Over Wage Cuts in Elyria
The local polishers union with over 160 members met last night and voted to strike if wage cuts occur before a reduction in the cost of living. About thirty polishers at the General Phonograph Co plant went on strike today, while Supt Bonsler said none of his plant's workers joined the strike. The union meets at Machinists' hall with more than 100 members in attendance.
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Bonsler
Palishers Union
Machinists’ Hall
Local Cage Case Over Land Contract Dispute
Judge Redington ruled there was no valid contract between Fay Berkley and JW Smith for a property sale. Berkley paid 600 of 750 dollars and sought an injunction to block eviction and detention actions. The injunction was dissolved and the case continued after the judge denied the contract existence. appeal and bond set at 500 dollars.
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Redington
Fay Berkley
JW Smith
Berkley
Smith
Marriage Licenses From Nelson F Date to Kipton Names
A list of marriage licenses shows Nelson F Date 30 farmer and Sarah A Hollingaworth 28 Am. James Hines 59 milwright and Libbie Hayward 08. Elvira Pete Spanos 22 merchant Del aware and Sabina Leonard 20 Avon. Harry Delderich 21 dock hand and Neltie Dobrag 20 clerk. Lorain George Mike 21 merchant and Angel Dasaitch 19 Lorain Waall Jerosimie 28 mill work and Milka Pale 20 Lorain Malcolm Tompking 21 farmer Eaton and Zolla McDonail do Clerk Kipton.
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Nelson F. Date
Farmer
Sarah A Hollingaworth
Amheret
James Hines
Milwrieht
Libbie Hayward
Cook Elvira Pete Spanos
Merchant
Delaware
Sabina Leonard
Avon
Harry Delderich
Dock Hand
Neltie Dobrag
Clerk
Lorain
George Mike
Angel Dasaitch
Lorain Waall Jerosimie
Mill Work
Milka Pale
Lorain Malcolm
Women's Bank Plans to Aid Sisters Going Into Business
The Women's Bank of Philadelphia, organized and staffed by women, aims to assist women who wish to start their own businesses. Mia Resme Minnover, secretary of the law school at the University of...
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Women’s Bank
Womans Bank of Philadelphia
Mia Resme Minover
University of
President Wilsons Second Industrial Conference Opens
President Wilsons second industrial conference opens in Washington with leaders from organized labor and Herbert Hoover meeting to discuss industrial peace. Hoover arrived with data from scientific research on production, while labor officials seek methods to reduce waste and address wage standards and immigration policy amid a broad reconstruction program.
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Herbert Hoover
Sam. Gompers
Gompers
Washington
Or- Keardred Lsbor
Berhert
Hover
Wilson
Hoover
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Federation
Labor
Lawa
Cght
Europe
Dealers in stocks open Lorain branch in Elyria Building
The HV Dubiske Co dealers in securities open a Lorain County branch in the Elyria Building with F. A Harmon in charge. The firm, said to be the largest of its kind, specializes in guaranteed securities for small investors and will staff about 26 representatives in Lorain.
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HV Dubiske Co Danlers
Elyria
Youngsters Training For Splendid Feed Wednesday Evening
Readable fragments describe a planned banquet for youngsters after a circulation contest. Chroniele Telegram notes a gathering Wednesday evening under Wir WAM Her leadership at an Elvrra room venue with speeches by Mayor and Cal vert of Elvrra Enamel Products.
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Coa
Ldin
Troom
Hla
City Council Debates Electric Meter Delays and Franchises
The council heard a citizen complaint about an unavailable electric meter and notes that some residents were left waiting while neighbors secured meters. The utility cited a ninety day limit on new meter sales and a pending franchise provision. Several residents reported delays after requesting meters for months. The discussion continued with no final action this night.
Dollar Day drives booming business in Slyria
Merchants report strong turnout as dollar day bargains draw shoppers from surrounding areas. Streets fill with cars and horse-drawn rigs while store owners claim sales surpass prior events and offer seasonal, saleable merchandise at exceptional values.
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Slyria
Monroe Treaties Safe Amid League Assembly Movements
Geneva Nov 16 The League of Nations assembly avoided danger to the Monroe Doctrine as Bolivia and Peru withdrew requests to revise treaties with Chile Their move aims to access the sea and resolve the Tacna Arica question Committees of 41 members begin work with full national representation, and Argentina is seen as a strong candidate for the council after committee reports The United States is urged to join the League to strengthen American influenceand prevent further disputes
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Geneva
Assembly of the League Cr Nations
United States
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Assembly
League of Nations
Argentina
Council of the League
Washington and Tefferson star injured in Pittsburgh
Nov 16 reports say Harry Pielgon, star halfback of the Washington and Tefferson college team, is hospitalized with severe injuries after Saturday’s game. Doctors operated yesterday for a ruptured vascular issue, and attending physicians fear he may not return to play this season.
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Pittsburg
Harry Pielgon
Washington and Tefferson
Wad
Pitt
Eiplann
Wag
Phvel Clane
Greek Cabinet Resigns as New Ministry Planned
Athens reports Premier Venizelos and most ministers resign. Admiral Coundovarotis calls for George Rhallis to form a new government amid a by all accounts likely victory for the opposition. election returns show 118 Venizelos deputies to 230 royalists. Violent clashes near the foreign office leave two dead as armed police quell the scene.
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France
Athens
Venieclos
Coundovarotis
Greece
George Rhallis
Venizelos
Macedonia
Attaca
M. Venizelos
Demetrios Geamaris
AS Venizelos
Venizelist
Epirus
Aegean Islands
Foreign Office
Public sentiment push for care of mothers and newborns
In New York on November 16 delegates from the National League of Women Voters gathered for a conference urging passage of a bill to improve maternal and infant care. Maud Wood Park warned that without action more than 600 mothers and babies could die, citing 26,000 monthly deaths from inadequate care.
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New York
Congress
National League of Women Voters
Maud Wood Park
League
Mre Park
Red Cross Workers Report On First Efforts In Elyria
Local Red Cross representative outlines activities of the Elyria chapter in a direct appeal to the community. The article explains dues renewal for current members rather than solicitation for new ones. A Red Cross nurse has supported public health in rural districts, educating children and mothers on sanitation and disease prevention.
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Red Cross
Chronicle-Telegram Tt
Tula
Elyria
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Gates School
General Phonograph Co
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