City and Ohio Public Service Court Dispute Delayed Again
In a public notice from October 14 1933 the City through solicitor Howard Butler seeks to bar the Ohio Public Service Co from collecting rates alleged to violate an agreement. Hearings have been postponed repeatedly and the writer urges immediate adjudication so commercial consumers know if charges are correctly computed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Company
Howard Butler
Ohio Public Service Co
Tammany at Bay in High Stakes New York Mayoral Battle
A dramatic contest for New York City mayor pits Tammany Hall against reform forces with national implications. The outcome could shake Democratic strategy and influence presidential politics as Jim Farley aligns with administration support to oppose the entrenched machine and its graft associations. The struggle signals future administration fortunes and party dynamics nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Manhattan
Democratic Party
Jim Farley
Democratic Board of Strategy
Joe McKee
Farley
Roosevelt
Graf Zeppelin to visit Chicago fair amid routine acclaim
The Graf Zeppelin will visit the Chicago fair on October 26 with modest public hype as its storied flights move from spectacular feats to routine commercial air navigation. After a world circumnavigation and ongoing Europe to South America service, the German dirigible has faced no serious accidents, suggesting scheduled global flights may eventually become common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf Zeppelin
Chicago Fair
Graf
Europe
South America
Federal labor mediation board plan to settle disputes
Senator Wagner of New York outlines a plan to create a national labor mediation board with regional branches to adjudicate disputes and a central board to review district board decisions. The proposal aims to support the recovery program and prevent threats to progress. General John attends the New York conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
New York
National Labor Mediation Board
Central
National Board
John
New York Labor Strikes Urge Mediation for Recovery
A letter from the Merchants Association of New York notes unprecedented strikes, echoed nationwide. The son, national recovery administrator, and Miss Frances Perkins call for harmonious labor capital relations and an unbiased mediation agency to avert setbacks and accelerate recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
National Recovery
Frances Perkins
Merchants’ Association of New York
Greater New York
Golden Legion Bible Study Reflects on Selfishness and Sacrifice
The Sunday and Monday sessions of the Golden Legion Bible Study focus on Luke 14 1 24 and Luke 14 24 35 with memory verses. They urge followers to seek the lowly seat serve without expectation and consider the cost of following Christ. The note links poetry art and philosophy to life aims and personal energy for realization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Jesus
Christ
Anniversaries and Today in History Morning Cards
Anniversaries list notable births and deaths including William Penn founder of Pennsylvania and Elwood Haynes inventor of Americas first practical automobile. Today in History recalls Hastings 1066 and Fremont expedition. Today s Birthdays note Goss Armour Bizzell Macmillan MacLennan Woodrow Wilson and de Valera. Also includes advisory line on language and child training and October 15 Tomas birthdays with naval figures Sims Hepburn and Pelham Wodehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pens
Pennsylvania
Francis L. Lee
Virginia
Junius Henri Browne
New York
Seneca Falls
N. Y
New York City
Laura A. Haygood
Methodist Episcopal Church South
China
Watkinsville
Imogen Brashear Oakler
Philadelphia
Dover
Ohio
Elwood Haynes
America
Portland
Ind
Kokomo
Battle of
Hastings
England
John C. Fremont
California
Albert S. Goss
Seattle
Federal Land Bank
Rochester
N.Y
Norman Armour
New Jersey
U. S
Haiti
William B. Bizzell
University of Oklahoma
Independence
Tex
Francis Macmillen
Marielta
Francis W. MacLennan
Arizona
Woodrow Wilson
Eamon de Valera
Tomas
William S. Sims
Port Hope
Canada
Arthur J. Hepburn
Carlisle
Arthur B. Reeve
Patchogue
Pelham G. Wodehouse
Humorist and kingly figure linked to quiet insight
A reflective profile notes a humorist author lyricist born 52 years ago, and King Carol II of Roumania born 40 years ago. It suggests deep meditation may let worldly rewards pass, and that quiet ability should be trained to prevent carelessness tosses. The piece hints at potential for reputational gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol II
Roumania
Brownhelm Freshmen Initiation Hosts at Camp Isse-See-Kes
Brownhelm report describes Sophomore hosts entertaining twenty four Freshmen with an auditorium program, a treasure hunt at Camp Isse-See-Kes, and a campfire gathering with hot dogs, toasted marshmallows, and cider. Also notes upcoming Women's Missionary Society meeting and visiting Durand Brandau family in Muskogee, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Sophs
Isse-See- Kes
Weekend Guests Visit Elyria Area Home
Week end guests included Mr and Mrs E Phillips of Cleveland at the E G Lesher home. Mrs R E Albright and H B Whittieser serve on the Elyria petit jury. Nelson Bechtel and son of South Amherst visited the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. E. Phillips
Cleveland
E. G. Lesher
R. E. Albright
H. B. Whittieser
Petit Jury
Elyria
Nelson Bechtel
South Amherst
Resignations and Plans Highlight Elyria 1908 Briefs
A 1908 Elyria Telegram digest notes Rev J B Rees resigning as pastor of Second Congregational Church effective January 11 1909. A Lake Shore wreck caused gasoline tank explosion injuring four firefighters and two bystanders, with 40 others bruised. School board weighs discarding telephones as they disrupt lessons. Elyria YWCA to open new building on West Avenue after two years of effort. Plans for a new brick highway through Elyria receive mass attention from business leaders. A Ku Klux Klan parade in Elyria draws an immense crowd of 20 000 plus and a Riverview Park rally with a speaker linked to the white robes procession. Oberlin report notes William A Galpin of Buffalo aiding Oberlin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
J. B. Rees
Second Congregational Church
Amherst
Lake Shore
Elyria Y. W. C. A
West Avenue
Miller
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Riverview Park
Oberlin
William A. Galpin
Buffalo
Bechtel and Woodward Families Visit in Ohio and Canada
A social notice lists Mr and Mrs Charles Bechtel visiting relatives in the area. Mr and Mrs George Woodward have been visiting in Sandusky. Mrs E Sanders spent Monday in Lorain. Mrs Wm Schubert of Port Dover, Canada, Miss Mary Bechtel of Erie, Pa, and Frank Bechtel of South Ridge are guests at Bechtel and Lewis homes. Garfield Heights hosts dinner with A J Shattuck family. An economist notes that a gold standard world would face integration challenges amid human prejudices.
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Charles Bechtel
George Woodward
Sandusky
E. Sanders
Lorain
Wm. Schubert
Port Dover
Canada
Mary Bechtel
Erie
Frank Bechtel
South Ridge
Rt. W
J. D. Lewis
Wm. Lewis
Garfield Heights
A. J. Shattuck
Labrador Discovery and Viking Arrival Narrative
The text argues that Labrador was among the earliest discovered parts of America, predating Columbus by centuries, while noting it has been the last to be developed, contrasting early exploration with late development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labardor
America
Elyria Legion Units Back From Texas Convention
Elyria's American Legion Draw and Bugle Corps returned yesterday from the national convention in San Antonio, Texas, to a crowd of over 2,000 at Ely Park. Mayor James A. Hewitt and gubernatorial candidate Myers Y. Cooper spoke, praising the Legion and urging voter support amid a partisan exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
American Legion
San Antonio
Texas
Ely Park
James A. Hewitt
Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Campaign swing in Lorain County averts tax clash in Elyria
A campaign stop in Lorain County at Pittsfield Saturday afternoon featured Cooper and Martin L. Davey opposing the state gasoline tax. Cooper spoke again last night at the First M. E. Church in Elyria, but as president of the Ohio Council of Churches rather than as governor candidate.
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Lorain County
Pittsfield
Thaue
Martin L. Dave Oy
Cooper
M. E
Elyria
Ohio Council of Churches
Radio and piano showcases in local store catalog
Shortages of radio sets persist this fall with price rises. Majestic sets promise modern design and superior tone with the Duo-valve tubes. A tour of third floor studios reveals young musicians practicing. Gulbransen introduces the Sherborough piano. Model airplane building and Boeing 95 displays attract interest. Fall rabbit season gear and gun supplies offered with licenses. Gift sets, housewares, and home heating options advertised for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
WJAY
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Chronicle-Telegram
Audit Bureau of
Second Street
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Clare George
Baltor. A
Elyria Poast
Bou
Lonmin
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
the Graf
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
Yoseks Kerietz
Albia
Iowa
Tre Field Museum
Golden Legion Bible Study
Sallys
Ba Wonan
W. M
Women's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Adam Cleuse
Durand Brandau
Muskogee
Oklahoma
H. L. Brandau
Kcle-Telegram
Turkey
Eldorread Tire and Supply Co
Broad Street, E
Willard
Broad St
Norwalk
Kennedy Koal KO
Klean Koal
Bert
Gulbransen Company
Sherborough
Eale
Day’s Hardware
Richard Gates
Harold Neff
Michigan
Weekly
Prrex
Day’s Music Store
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