Dodgers Indians Ready For World Series Opener In Cleveland
New York dispatch notes Brooklyn Dodgers and Cleveland Indians traveling to Cleveland for the start of the World Series with both clubs confident. Dodgers hold a slight edge in team batting and fielding averages, while fans and managers anticipate pitching matchups as Brooklyn aims to win the opener and Cleveland hopes to defend home soil amid strong fan support and a public call for civic celebration.
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Cleveland
Indians
New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
Leveland Indians
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Robins
Suorbas
Rooklyn
Ohioans
Atisal
Clevilland
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Cleveland Indians
WS Fitzgerald
Eversud
Broklyn
Knolla
Anay
Lexington Avenue
Park
Wheat Heat
Tris Speaker
Dave Offer
Negro Bandits Hit Two White Men In Separate States
In Youngstown on October 8 police hunted two Negro bandits after they killed merchant Sam Schayer who refused to surrender. In Kentucky at Midway two suspects, Richard James and Albert Kennedy, reportedly shot warehouse watchman Ben Rogers and wounded telegraph operator Homer Nave as they attempted a robbery. Police monitored trains for suspects moving toward Frankfort.
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Folice
Sam Schayer
Frankfort
Ben
Rogers
Railroad Station
Midway
Richard James
Albert Kennedy
Homer Nave
Midway Station
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Observers urged to observe Fire Prevention Day October 9
Fire Chief Bates warns Elyria residents to inspect furnaces and chimneys as chilly days approach. Many unused furnaces may cause fires when started. Close chimney tops to smoke test for cracks, remove rubbish from cellars, and keep kindling away from furnaces. Care now prevents costly damage later.
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Bates
Most Eligible Bachelor Sir Philip Sassoon of Britain
Sir Philip Sassoon secretary to Lloyd George and member of Parliament for Hythe, famed as Britain's most eligible bachelor. He served on Marshal Haig's staff during the war and was private secretary to Haig. He inherited a vast fortune from Sir Edward Sassoon and Alice Rothschild. He directed the British telegraph system in Asia and North Africa.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Fitid Marshal Haig
Sir Edward Albert Sassoon
Alice Caroline
Baron Gustave de Rothschild
Hythe
Asia
Africa
Impressive Service Decorations at Cascade Hall
A large Cascade Hall audience witnessed the Decoration of Chivalry ceremony led by Maj General Fred H. A. Hahn of Toledo with Staff and Canton Lorain No. 93. Mrs G A Friday and sixteen Elsma lodge Daughters of Rebekah performed a scarf drill, recognizing several honored ladies and presenting bouquet to Major General Hahn. The event featured music, a grand march, and a chorus performance of America.
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Qhia
Fred H. A. Hahn
Toledo
George Theobald
Canton
Lorain
Cora Bemis
Augusta Gullen
Melon Kelly
Agnes Dunford
Kate Auenhardt
St Clair
Josephine Hahn
Cora Knapp
Elyria
Elizabeth Theobald
Rose Pomeroy
Myrtle Feakins
Oberlin
Lucy Tristram
Helen Muche
Ladies of the
Aux Mary
Hahn
Gen Hahn
Wells
Mayor Jones
Four Yeccmen Rob Oakley Car Barns Safe Blast
Four gangsters robbed the Oakley car barns of the traction company at early hours taking between 2500 and 3000 dollars in 35 sacks and left three sacks as a reward for the overpowered employee. From a smaller safe about 3000 dollars in money and tickets were taken.
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Cincinnati
Oakley
Traction Company
Laken
Chronicle-Telegram Newsboys Entered In Race For Prizes
The Chronicle Telegram launches a subscriber drive with newsboys competing for prizes such as sweaters boots sleds and knives. The top collector earns first prize choice with others following by subscriber totals. Each sale earns a payment. reader cooperation urged in Elyria to boost circulation.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Frost Douces Damage to Gardens and Flowers
The heavy frost struck the city Wednesday night damaging gardens and turning many flowers and foliage black. Only hardy vegetables survived. some flower beds were turned over or killed. Those who covered beds delayed damage by a few days.
Limited Cars Withdraw to Conserve Coal
Sept Nestor reports the Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus Railway Co is hard pressed for coal and cannot run limited cars after midnights Tuesday and Wednesday. Southern division shut down entirely Tuesday. Thirteen cars of coal arrived relieving the shortage, allowing four cars per day for three days while awaiting fresh supply to keep wheels turning.
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Nestor
Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus Railway Co
Funeral for Mrs Frederick Gehl Saturday at Wilkins-Hurst
Mrs Frederica Gehl 32 mother of Mrs John Wagner of 621 Hust River street died in Cleveland yesterday and her remains were brought to this city. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at Wilkins-Hurst parlors. The election board reported light voter registration with eight precincts reporting by 10 AM. Precinct B saw 92 year old Mrs Anna Jones register. Return results from the precincts will be reported tomorrow.
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Frederica Gehl
John Wagner
Hust River Street
Cleveland
Wilkins-Hurst
Board of Elections
Sperry
Anna Jones
Exat Avenue
Fowth
Fostoria Motor Plant to Move Here
The Lewis Motor Manufacturing Company of Fostoria will relocate to this city and has temporarily secured quarters in the old Elyria Machine Company building on South Maple Street. The firm makes a six cylinder marine engine and an automobile motor, and promoters foresee a bright future. A new building may be erected once suitable land or facilities are obtained.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Newsies
Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Lewis Motor Manufacturing, Co
Fostoria
Elyria Machine Co
South Maple Street
White House Appeals for Coal Aid Moves to ICC
Telegraphic appeals from diverse regions seeking relief from coal shortages and winter shortfalls were referred to the Interstate Commerce Commission by Secretary Tumulty after talks with Daniel Willard of the Baltimore and Ohio and Howard Elliott of Northern Pacific. The option of naming a coal controller was not considered. Leroy Kramer resigns as Willys-Overland vice president in charge of production. W. J. Kilpatrick to succeed, formerly a plant works engineer.
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White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tumulty
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio
Howard Elliott
Northernacific Railroad
Temulty
Toledo
Leroy Kramer
Willys-Overland Company
W. J1. Kilpatrick
Kramer
Overland
Pullman Company
Railroad Administration
PRINT SPECIAL BALLOTS FOR WOMEN VOTERS PERUSAL
The board of elections prints general election ballots and sample ballots for women voters to aid marking. Not all will receive samples. women’s clubs will get bags with guidance. Instructions aim to reduce ballots rejected for improper marking and to clarify voting intent.
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Board of Elections
Sperry
Police Patrols Enforce School Area Traffic Rules
In response to a city council request, Police Chief Stankard has posted patrolmen near public schools during pupil commute hours to watch for traffic violations. No flagrant violations observed. several warnings issued. A policeman notes many schoolboys ride bicycles on sidewalks and have been warned. second offenses will be disciplined.
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Stankard
Allied Powers To Decide On German Cable
Delegates from France Great Britain Italy Japan and the United States met at the State Department for the first session of the International Communications Conference. The plan place and date of the meeting and the overall program are to be set at this preliminary session which will last about a month. Discussion of the South American cable issue involving Western Union deferred for private settlement after the conference.
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Allied
Nc .S
State Department
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States
Western Union
Miami
Fla
Barradees
Brazil
Stolen coats and auto tire reported after dance
W Stearn of 127 First street Lorain reported theft of two women overcoats and a heavy automobile robe from their car parked near the Elks club after a dance. John Kaiser reported the loss of an extra tire from his car parked near the Knights of Columbus club rooms on East Broad street.
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Stearn
First Street
Lorain
Elks Club
Second Street
John Kaiser
Knights of Columbus Club
East Broad Street
Elyria Annexation Case Continued to October Hearing
The Elyria annexation case was continued by the commissioners with the next hearing set for October 21. A number of witnesses remain to be heard.
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Elyria
Advertising Turns Quick Sales With Daily Opportunities
Advertising always important and offers opportunities for rapid turnover. Some see trouble with their eyes shut, while others seize daily chances. use ads to create fast sales and quick turnover.
Referendum On Electric Increase In Full Force
Objections to the council ordinance raising gas prices were filed and certified to the Board of Elections. Voters will receive separate ballots for protest, and the referendum is now active.
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Thee Council
Board of Elections
Strawberry shortcake delight after frost hits berries
Ernest Reisinger, a Columbia township farmer, and his family enjoyed strawberry shortcake yesterday after a sharp frost reduced the crop. He reported a bed of strawberries produced a second crop, yielding enough ripe berries for a shortcake, illustrating the resilient harvest despite cold weather.
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Ernest Reisinger
Columbia Township
Reisinger
Service Director Reports August Water Works Statistics
Beck presents August waterworks data including 105 665 000 gallons treated and 101 595 860 delivered, daily pumpage 3 290 190, coal burned 260 195 gallons per pound of coal, and 12 180 pounds of me per gallon. Financials show delinquents 1048, unpaid rents 298.98, rebates 22 1.33, and expenses across administration and filtration. Monthly reports are sent to the director.
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Beck
Alowing Waterworks
Corer
Wees
Broad Street Land Lease Suit Dropped
A suit filed by Smith & Kilroy against Sam Sadaris and the Pekras to recover 2500 for brokering the East Broad Street lease of W. A. Ely was settled. The John and Clara Pekras case was dismissed late yesterday and the Sadaris case was dropped today.
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Smith & Kilroy
Sam Sadaris
Clara
John Pekras
East Broad Street
W. A. Ely
John and
Clara Peking
Sadaris
Band Concert Precedes Ose Talk in Public Square
A band concert by the Boys’ Band will precede the talk in the public square from the park grand stand. The arrival of speakers is expected by four o’clock. Delegations traveled from Elyria to Wellington and Amherst, greeted by crowds, to return for the Elyria meeting at Fr prelock on the Big Lorain R Orso.
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Rose Moriarty
Br ' Sollat
Elyria
Wellington
Oberiin
Amherst
Big City
Bombing In Cork Kills Soldier and Wounds Three
A bomb exploded on a military lorry in Ber rak street Cork this morning. One soldier was killed and three wounded, two soldiers on the lorry fired on the attackers as the crowd watched. A man and a woman suffered leg injuries during the incident.
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Ireland
ciyiMang
Berrak Street
Death notice for Luella Hasel at Old Ladies Home
Rae Luella Hasel aged 68 formerly of Wellington died that night at the Old Ladies Home. Funeral services set for Sunday at 2 pm at the Old Ladies Home with burial in Kendeigh's Corner Cemetery.
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Luella Hasel
Wellington
Old Ladies Home
Kendeigh’s Corner
Oberlin Youths Taken To State Reformatory
Deputy Sheriff Cole took Oberlin youths William Newell and Arthur Peabody and Joe Zbatlo of Lorain to Mansfield to begin terms at the state reformatory. Jack Delmar of Lorain was sent to the penitentiary yesterday after an attempted burglary incident.
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Cole
Mansfield
William Newell
Arthur Peabody
Oberlin
Joe Zbatlo
Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
Jack Delmar
Lorats
Lorain County Republicans Plan Delegation to Marion
The Lorain County Republican executive committee formed a committee to arrange a delegation to Marion for the America First Celebration with Harding and Coolidge. Members include Chas Holman Lorain Frank Ellenberger Elyria William Coburn Amherst Frank Fite Eaton and J N Stone Oterite. The group will organize transportation.
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Republican Executive Committee
Marion
Harding
Coolidge
Chas
Holman
Lorain
Frank Ellenberger
Elyria
William Coburn
Amherst
Frank Fite
Eaton
J. N. Stone
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