Cadmus Leads Three Cornered Race for Governor or Congress
Ford and William E. Cadmus a former pastor of the First Congregational Church are named Progressive Party candidates for governor and for Congress in Pooria Winots. The piece notes Cadmus’s belief he has a fighting chance in a three cornered race. Also mentioned are Elyria conscripts bound for Camp Sherman, Capt Phil Shearman joining Brig Gen Hall’s staff at Camp Lee, and author Sherwood Anderson’s new book Marching Men.
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Elyria
Camp Sherman
Phil Shearman
Hall
Camp Lee
Virginia
155Th
Sherwood Anderson
Elyria BOE Allocates Funds For School Clothes Program
The Elyria Board of Education reduces appropriations by 153370 dollars from 1932 levels. The board previously set aside 500 dollars to cover shoes and clothing bought by the Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations for distribution at its Student ID Station at Franklin School.
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Elyria Board of Education
Elyria Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Franklin School
Birthday gathering in Ely for Mrs. Alice Benson
Mrs. C. A. Cooley and daughter joined Mrs. Leona Mills in Ely dla Saturday afternoon, with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoyt and children and Mrs. Dora Pomeroy as Wednesday dinner guests. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Raym Shlosky and son and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Benson attended the evening, celebrating Mrs. Alice Benson’s birthday. The group played Monopoly and enjoyed refreshments.
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C. A. Cooley
Norwalk
Robert Hoyt
Dora Pomeroy
Leona Mills
Elydla
Man with amputation pursues education in Kentucky hills
A penniless mountaineer, his wife, and infant live in a one room cabin as the young man on crutches works the farm, attends a mountain college, and earns credit toward graduation. He has completed 72 of 125 required credits and hopes to graduate in about 18 months while supporting his family. He seeks a little clothing and about $100 to finish without heavy labor. A local writer notes his determination and contrasts it with peers who have opportunities but waste them.
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Kentucky
Tennessee
Middlesboro
Kentucky Hills
Fire safety guidance and scattered notes from a cut text
Public safety tips advise calm evacuation during a fire and proper handling of clothing fires. Instructions cover dropping and rolling, using a rug to smother flames, and protecting the face and lungs. Additional guidance urges orderly exits, calling emergency services first, and checking doors for heat before exiting at night.
Anniversaries and history notes in a dated column
Today in history and birthdays list figures such as Jonathan Edwards Chester Arthur James Lewis Edward Trudeau William Gibson Frank Hitchcock Henry Latrobe Roosevelt with birth and death details. Also includes birthdays of Dr John Erskine Robert Goddard Louise Dresser Peyton Rous and brief horoscope text.
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Jonathan Edwards
New England
East Windsor
Conn
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Fairfield
James Lewis
Troy
N. Y
Long Island
Edward L. Trudeau
Saranac
Lake, N. Y
William H. Gibson
Sandy Hook
Frank H. Hitchcock
Pres. Taft
Amherst
Ohio
Henry Latrobe Roosevelt
Marine Corps
Roosevelt
John Erskine
Columbia University
Juliard School of Music
Robert H. Goddard
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Sobriety Test Upset Ends With Motorist Beating Trap
In Dallas a drunken motorist who refused to spell his own name during a sobriety test amused Deputy Sheriff J. E. Butler by saying he could not spell it. The deputy stumbled over the request and had to concede defeat as the inebriated driver walked free.
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Dallas
Tex
J. E. Butler
Butler
Taft Supporters Form Lorain County Executive Committee
Supporters of President Taft met last night to select a county executive committee to back the Taft campaign in Lorain County. The group voted to take no action toward opposing the candidacy of A. L. Gar.
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Taft
Lorain County
A. L. Gar
Miss Gertrude Feleman Crowned World’s Shortest Co ed
Berkeley California reports Miss Gertrude Feleman of the University of California as the world’s diminutive co ed at 57 inches tall amid current events and student chatter about campus stature and titles.
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Berkeley
Cal
Gertrude Feleman
University of California
Wick property to Old Ladies Home Associa tion closes Ely Homestead option
The Henry Wick home on West Avenue passed into possession of the Old Ladies Home Association now at West Avenue and Second Street in a deal completed yesterday. The association also decided to close an option on the old Ely Homestead adjoining the Wick property. The two properties include 23 or 14 acres. The association plans to enlarge the home which now has 30 applicants who cannot be admitted because of lack of space.
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Henry Wick
West Avenue
Old Ladies‘ Home Association
Second Street
Old Ely
Wick
Willys-Overland Club
Clark Street
Schott Brothers
Ashland
West Salem
Wakeman Ellen Margaret Fay Weds Stanley Reichet at St Marys Rectory
Margaret Fay eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M Fay and Stanley Reichet son of Mr and Mrs Louis Reichet of Amherst were united in marriage at St Marys rectory on Saturday evening by Rev Mc Laughlin. Ruth Fay and Frank Reicher attended. A reception at the bride's home followed for immediate family and friends.
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Wakeman
Margaret Fay
M. QO. Fay
Stanley Reichet
Louis Reichet
Amherst
St. Mary's
McLaughlin
Ruth Fay
Frank Reicher
Brief report on Ohio Federation of Democratic Women event attendance
Are Wade Freeland and several women including Mrs How ard Worcester Mrs Loretta Con ry Mrs R J Nilges Mrs Laura Beerbower Mrs J L Murray Mrs M J Dunn and Mrs H McMann attended the Federation of Democratic Women of Ohio sessions in Columbus on Saturday.
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Wade Freeland
Howard Worcester
Loretta Conry
R. J. Nilges
Laura Beerbower
J. L. Murray
M. J. Dunn
H. McMann
Federation of Democratic Women of Ohio
Columbus
Jottings On Local Social News And Movements
C A Cooley attended the funeral of a cousin in Vermilion on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Kenneth Ross entertained several bridge tables at her home Wednesday evening. Mary Fay won first prize. Tasty refreshments followed. Frank Butch and family moved into part of Mrs Fleig s house on Cooper street.
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C. A. Cooley
Vermilion
Kenneth Ross
Mary Fay
Frank Butch
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Ferdinand Friedrich Runge
WH. Perkins
Ayers
Capitol
Congress
Nee
China
Turkey
Russia
Boston
Portugal
Republic
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Pacific Coast
Japan
League of Nations
Geneva
Spain
Italy
Louise Dresser
Evansville
Ind
Peyton Rous
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Baltimore
Lews Betts
New York City
Taitvle Rock
Ark
Tony
Oberlin
Azariah S. Root
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Root
American Library Association
Anti- Saloon League
Black River
Lorain
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Nellie M. Hill
A. L. Hill
Howard Peters
West
Chesterfield
Licearr
Mytus Tosseco Cor
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