Board of Education to Delay Building Its Own Power Plant
A Cleveland firm told the Board of Education that current electricity costs are too high to justify a private plant now. They recommend installing a central switch board in the Lincoln building and metering by the Public Service Co with a 4000 dollar setup, and reassessing after power use climbs to 40 000 KW hours. The board will meet again to consider cost reductions.
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Board of Education
Franklin School
Cleveland Engineering
Lincoln
Co Public Service Co
Wartime Vatican Vaults Offer Loot for Charity
In Rome on October 7 an announcement reveals valuables left in the Vatican vaults during World War I may be sold to aid charitable destitutions if not claimed. Most deposits were withdrawn after hostilities, but goods remaining are valued at several thousand dollars.
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Rome
Vatican
Three Suits For Divorce Entered In Lorain Court
Three divorce suits filed in Common Pleas Court allege cruelty and neglect by husbands. Lydia Kleps of 202 Colorado Avenue Lorain accuses Edward Kleps of extreme cruelty and neglect after a 1921 Lorain marriage with one daughter. Frances A Yeager sues Albert J Yeager citing intoxication cruelty and neglect from a 1922 Lorain marriage. Irene Hunt seeks divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty after a 1916 marriage producing a son.
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Common Pleas Court
Lydia Kleps
Colorado Avenue
Lorain
Edward Kleps
Frances A. Yeager
Albert J. Yeager
Irene Hunt
Evangelist J H Abrams To Speak At Salvation Army
Cleveland based commandant J H Abrams a renowned Salvation Army evangelist will lecture at the Salvation Army hall Wednesday night at 8 30 describing The Lord s Last Supper He converted from Judaism to Christianity 28 years ago and has preached coast to coast inspiring audiences with his faith and devotion.
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J. H. Abrams
Cleveland
Salvation Army Corps
Army
San Bernardino
Cal
Salvation Army
Pacfic
Atlantic
Messigh
Salvation Army Hall
City Council Debates Prisoner Board Contract and Leases
Council discusses entrance into a county prisoner board contract funded by the county for jail board payments. Leases on ground floor city hall space expire December 31. Leases longer than one year urged to cut advertising costs and attract bids. Damages claim against the city by the Ingersolls denied. Cemetery search continues for a new site. Railings on the Hast Broad street bridge to be painted. Several resident petitions referred to committees. City lighting issues discussed with Otis Public Service Co. Fifth Street project cited as main complaint.
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Clman
G. A. Friday
Board of County Commissioners
Finance Committee
Cty
J. A. Hewitt
George W
M. P. Ingersoll
Lake Avenue
C.ty
Renouard
Beech Street
East Broad Streets
Prospect Street
Bellefield Avenue
Cluders
Watch Buried in Concrete Still Runs in Los Angeles
A watch buried in concrete for 14 years was found by William Garlock while tearing down an old building in Los Angeles. He wound it and it still keeps perfect time. the piece was dropped by a cement worker during construction.
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Los Angeles
William Garlock
Garlock
Balkan clashes claim scores in Macedonian turmoil report
Dispatches cite 33 dead and 46 wounded among Yugoslav soldiers and Albanian peasants in Macedonia. In nearby incidents, Albanian assailants killed a Yugoslav sergeant and eight gendarmes near Sozey as Macedonian peasants retaliated, leaving nine dead and 19 wounded. The report also notes political strife in Belgrade and other international incidents.
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Belgrade
Albinas
Sozey
Macedonian
Elyria union leaders praise General Secretary and campaign drive
NUMBER ONE from NUMBER ONE from one of the finest in any city in the country under 50 000 population spoke in highest terms of General Secretary Hudson as an association leader. Mr Skegis addressed the workers with remarks by J F Burke president of the local association who reported the union’s excellent standing among Ohio relations and voiced confidence that the current campaign for members would be the most successful in Elyria’s history. Issue Challenge Don Baird leader of the Bait Kat division and J B Thomas leader of the Thom Kats exchanged assurances that their divisions would outpace the other workers. The sixty boy workers then withdrew for a separate meeting where their final instructions were given by Boys Secretary.
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Muiyria Association
Jd. F. Burke
J.B. Thomes
Don” Bard
Thom-Kats
Makats
Thom-Kat
Lllows
J. B. Troms
Emerson Poste
Bryan Rice
Deane Burns
George Day
Om Cook
George Allen
Harold Stone
Ralph Standen
Jay Tuckh
Keih Brown
Leonard Kuss
Earl Greenland
Louis Lig‘auet
Charles Persons
David Hyman
Walter Daies
Jack Flynn
Charles Tu ‘Er
J. Abee
Capl Taylor
Lawrence Webber
Guy Findley
Kellogg Day
George Kaldwine
Charles Creh
Hudson
Skegis
J. F. Burke
Ohio Asso
Elyria Institution
Don” Baird
J. B. Thomas
Jock Hike
Local Boys Group Aims Record Membership Drive
The organization led by John R. Serk hinen mobilizes a large list of boys and adults including Don Reid Russell Van Os ter Carl Wagner and others to push the biggest membership total for the local Y. Leaders express confidence and report pre campaign efforts and enthusiastic support for the drive.
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John R. Serkhinen
Lezsh
City Jews Observe Day of Atonement in Elyria
The Jewish community of Elyria observes Yom Kippur starting Tuesday evening through Wednesday with a 24 hour fast. Services include a morning scroll reading, Aboda ceremony, Neriah conclusion, and a final shofar blast signaling the fast’s end.
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Elyria
Nthan Blenchman
Nile
War veteran Max Clemmons Jr commits suicide in Unionville Center
Max Clemmons Jr a Spanish American war veteran died by self inflicted shotgun blast at his Unionville Center home. Officials believe financial distress from a $700 loss after a fire that badly burned his wife prompted the act.
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Marysville
Max Clemmons, Jr
Unionville Center
Lorain Approves 110000 Bond for Tornado Relief
Lorain city council voted to issue 110000 in bonds to cover emergency staff, equipment, and repairs after the tornado. City Solicitor Grills will seek state aid and meet with Attorney General Co. Crabbe in Columbus to discuss relief options.
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Lorain
Grills
Co. C. Crabbee
Columbus
Crabbe
Centralization proposed for Lorain churches on Reid Avenue
Lorain residents hear proposal from city engineer to form a mall group uniting two outlying churches with four existing Protestant churches on Reid avenue. Rebuilding after the tornado enables this step, the engineer says.
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Lorain
Reid Avenue
Stocks Mixed as Steel Rises While Others Slip in Market
The New York market opened with a dull, downward drift aside from a few specialty and independent oil stocks edging higher. Steel shows renewed strength, while railroad shares fall and key issues such as Standard of New Jersey weaken, amid broad caution and limited trading appetite.
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New York
Chicago
Youngstown
Atchison
South Railway
St. Paul
Standard of
New Jersey
Maryland
Mexican Seaboard
Phillips and
Cosden
N.Y
Chandler
Haven
St Paul
Lehih Valley
Norfolk and Western
Rock Island
Southern
Bt. Louis Southwestern
S Paul
United States Steel
Crucibte
Baldwin
Studebaker
Sinclair Oil
Standard O
California
Haarlem Oil claimed to cure bladder and kidney trouble
Remarkable results are advertised for Haarlem Oil capsules, said to clear long-standing bladder and kidney issues quickly. The ad promotes the genuine RED MIL Haarlem Oil imported from Holland, offering a money-back guarantee and listing local druggists for purchase.
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Wadler
Haarlem
Holland
C. Cc. Bowers
Harry F. Claycomb
Crandall
Prue
J A. Ebert
C. W. Phillips
Farm Market Receipts and Grain Prices Edge Higher
Sheep and lamb receipts 1600 with market up 60 cents. hogs 3000 receipts steady. Yorkers 1165 to 11735, mixed 1175, heavies 1185, mediums 1175, pigs 975, roughs 950, stags 700. Chicago grain opened higher led by wheat up, corn and oats advance. Opening prices shown for Dec May July contracts with Liberty Bonds trading in New York.
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Chicago
Det
Lorain Judge Faces Traffic Ordinance Charge
Judge W B Thompson of Lorain County Common Pleas Court was arrested for violating the city traffic ordinance by parking in a no parking space. Police said the case will be prosecuted as they enforce all new law violations. Twelve people were brought into police court on traffic charges, eleven for failure to show proper lights under state law.
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Lorain
W B. Thompson
Controversy Over Negro Collector Washington Continues
President Coolidge-appointed New Orleans customs chief J. Cohen, a Black appointee whose tenure faces challenges over his race, was declared officially eligible to remain in office today by the White House.
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Lafollette
Victis
Scranton
Robert M. LaFollette
Pennsylvania
President Coolidge
John W. Davis
Washington
Waler J. Cohen
Coolidge
New Orleans
Cadres Five Dismissed in Common Pleas Court Actions
Judge A R Webber dismissed five suits in Common Pleas Court including Spitak vs Resch, Fillmore divorce actions, Horak divorces, Cousins vs Mendelson, and Angelas vs Anselos tied to the B&O restaurant sale in Lorain. Demurrer in Grobe estate case overruled with answer due by Oct 13, 1817. Police watch for a touting car linked to a 1917 motel license. A teamster was assaulted at Mur-Lach Coal Co. yard. three men fled, no trace found. Also reports Wheeler denying Alaska contract charges and Dawes' Minnesota trip urging women to back anti-LaFollette stance.
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Cassis
A. R Webber
Fle
Common Pleas
Charles Spitak
Anna Spiak
Joan Resch
Mary Resch
Central Bank Co
Michael Fillmore
Gal Mae Fillmore
Fred Horak
Mary Horak
Alfred Cousins
Mendelson
Z. Gaaras
Demurrer
Lewis Grobe
Arbara Eschtruth Grobe
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Mur- Lach
Shenandoah on 7000 mile voyage to Pacific coast
The air cruiser Shenandoah lifted from Lakehurst naval air station at 10 AM to begin a 7000 mile two week flight to the Pacific coast. Commander Zachary Lansdowne will lead a crew of forty aboard the dirigible with a northern route via Wilmington Baltimore Washington Fredericksburg Atlanta Birmingham and into Fort Worth. Rear Admiral W A Moffett joined the voyage, and 3000 gallons of gasoline were onboard to power the engines for about 90 hours.
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Pacific Coast
Lake Hurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Zachary Lansdowne
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Lakehurst
Fort Worth
Texas
W. A. Moffett
Third Naval District
Moffatt
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Fredericksburg
Atlanta
Birmingham
Louisiana
Forth Worth
George Braun Dies at Toledo Age 4 As Wealthy Ex Brownhelmite
George Braun Toledo millionaire banker and hardware merchant died suddenly at the Cecor in Toledo. Heart failure listed as the cause. He organized the Bostwick Braun Co the region’s largest wholesale hardware firm. Braun was born in Brownhelm Lorain County where he still owns substantial property and visited often.
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Toledo
George Braun
Cecor
Bostwick-Braun Co
Brownhelm
Lorain County
I Am Clean Beauty Formula by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a facial cleansing method named Facial Youth claiming it cleans deeply without skin absorption. She narrates records of Paris beauty advice and offers the formula through druggists and toilet counters at 75 cents plus a Beauty Book.
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Sacile Lantel
Edna Wallace
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
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Elyria Auto Radiator & Body CO
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Ōsaki
Taiso “Red Blood “ Society
China
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H. L. Decker
Canton
Central
Hong Kong
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Mary Garden
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Morocco
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Shenuan
Tetnar-Shebuan
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Lorain Seimea
Enid
Launtdry
George Folk
Middle Avenue
Fuller Road
Flowells
Howells
Wien
Mueler
Mueller
Justice of the Peace
J. George
Tours
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Anatole France
Gaudeau
Scott
Emule Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Sbue
Geneva
Ills
Warren J. Lincoln
Finois
Franz Liszt
Atchison Otkee
Baltimore & Ohio
Bune & Superior
Canadian Pacific
Ilinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Paper
Marine
Norfolk & Western
HSS
Northern Pacific
Reading
Tenable Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Pee i Studebaker
Teaas Company
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel Common
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
West Virginia
XLNT
Inter-City Coal & Supply Co
Malcolm Ct
Telenhane
Liberty Bonds
New
Junee Thom
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H. Lodrack
Derry
Washington, D.C
Burton K. Wheeler
J. P. Morwan
Secretary of the Interior
Babe
J. G. Heinzeroth
Ginnati, O
Betty Jane Heinzeroth
U.S
Shenandoat
Beorge Braun
Colna Wallace Hopper
H.M. Andress & Son
Broad St
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