Cleveland Council Probes Gas Fight and Rates
A Cleveland gas controversy unfolds as City Council funds an investigation into gas pricing and company structure. The report links local suppliers to Standard Oil, cites potential price plans favoring homes and essential users, and notes profits remain robust while urging public scrutiny of governance. Elyria watchers are urged to observe Cleveland’s approach.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Cuyahoga County
Standard Oil Company
West Virginia
The Plain Dealer on the League of Nations debate
The Plain Dealer urges support for the League of Nations covenant amid ongoing wars and new potential conflicts. It notes forty two nations signatories and argues the covenant could raise standards, while warning that nations seeking higher aims may view it differently. The piece contrasts local option fights in Maine and Ohio as context for differing stances on prohibition.
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Plain Dealer
League of Nations
Maine
Ohio
Opie
Eas
Local option shifts in Ohio and Maine noted in era debate
A fragmented political reflection argues Ohio moving upward on local option while Maine trends downward. The text asserts America should lead nations to its platform, forming a new ledge. It suggests nations may reach it faster with America in position than if America delays, and discusses collaboration with opposing sides.
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Ohio
Maine
America
Aduerica
Farmers organize to prop up wheat prices
Northwest farmers push for a coordinated wheat hold to halt price decline. They argue a three week market strike could lift prices to $3.00, and unite the farmers to act as one, asserting collective action is their strongest redress.
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Elyria postoMecs
Haynie
Lorain
Stotaling
Obio
Mermaéra
Presa Select
Obio Daily Newspapers
Audit Bureau of Circulation Bureau
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Wabash Ave
Robert & Ward
National
Associated Press
Focal News
SUG News
Advertising A. S3lt Society
Elyria
North West
Marriage Notices From Thirty Years Ago In City
Thirty years ago Henry Life wed Miss Dora Lo Knerim in the city with Rey W A Spinney officiating at her home before she returned to duties in a Philadelphia hospital. Another marriage, on the 12th in Elyria, united Katherine T Haines daughter of Mrs Dr Haines and Charien 8 Nateman with Rev EF E Williams officiating. The Catholic Fair drew many workers including Mrs Willam Sewird Rots Roylan Acnes Linen Mrs John Sullivan Henry Fore and Myra Peck among the helpers listed.
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Henry Life
Mise
Dora Lo Knerim
Rey W A Spinney
Philadelphia
Elyria
EF E Williams
Katherine T Haines
Dr Haines
Charien
Nateman
Willam Sewird
Rots
Roylan Acnes Linen
John Sullivan Henry
Myra Peck
Belog M1man
Thomas Seward
Life's Little Ironies and Odd Local Fragments
A collage of humorous vignettes and oddities from across the U S towns. Observations range from a dubious cigar and a wife pleasing hat to a Waterbury peach well brimming with improvised brandy potential. Includes a tombstone ad from Tuppertown Nebraska and faded social snapshots of fashion and misfortune.
Observers Lilet Hates Fixes Faulty Transmission
Describes the repair process after a transmission fault found by a fire chief. Mentions an auto collision at D4 Strolt, loyal co-workers, and a $6082 settlement from Tarr Tor to cover accident damages.
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Lilet
Tarrwater Works
Tate
Coerion
Tarr Tor
Em Moots Speaks at Shapes Club Under Weather Cloud
Mrs Em Moots appeared before the Shapes peer club today and gave a brief talk while not feeling well. Abe Martin notes the moment as a small local gathering with civic chatter and friendly support in town.
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Shapespeare Club
How Much Meat and Eggs For a Child Diet
US Agriculture nutrition specialists advise a child two years old or over receive about two ounces of meat or poultry every other day with similar amounts on intervening days. If meals miss meat, provide extra milk and other suitable foods. Frying meat risks overcooking and harmful fat changes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Unknown World War I Soldier to Rest in Westminster Abbey
Britain to honor fallen soldiers in World War I by placing an unidentified hero with kings and notable figures in Westminster Abbey. Approval from King George and the Archbishop of Canterbury secures a nameless grave inscribed Here lies an unknown soldier who fell in the World War I.
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Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
George
Canterbury
Aspironal Elixir Promises Quick Cold Relief Sales Pitch
An advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior two minute cold and flu remedy. It claims endorsement by army surgeons, mentions easy preparation, money back guarantee, and widespread drugstore availability with targets for infants and children.
What Men Say About Having Police Women
A dated exchange shows varied opinions on women in police work. Some men oppose women officers citing safety and social norms, while others support progress and gender equality, arguing women deserve roles in law enforcement and public service.
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