Elyria Evening Telegram Publication Details
Chronicle Telegram and Elyria Evening Telegrams publish on weekdays with classified ads and circulation rates. The paper lists offices in Elyria and Chicago, with Associated Press affiliation, rates by mail and carrier, and rights for republication.
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1819 Republican Ticket for City Offices
The ticket lists Mayor Asaph R. Jones Solicner D. A Baird Auditor W F Guthman Treasurer Ralph W Standen President of Council James A Hewitt Councilmen at Large Loomis G Andris J C Tlazelton C W Tattersall Councilmen First Ward John Winslow Second Ward John D Halpin Third Ward FL R Cautle Fourth Ward George Stark Fourth Ward Assessor KR R Stetson in a Republican lineup dated Wednesday October 15 1819.
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George Stark
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Republican Ticket Lineup Prompts Editorial Stand
The Chronicle Telegram presents Republican candidates believed fit after primary selection. It argues that in a normally Republican city, probity and ability justify party support, and defeating a worthy man reflects unfairly on him and others. The piece emphasizes merit over personal feeling.
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Omaha's Paper on Omaha's Lynchings
On the day after a lynching in Omaha and the assault on the mayor The World Herald argued the law must prevail to prevent jungle law The piece stressed liberty under law and the need for observed ballots to reflect the will of the majority while protecting minority rights It framed civilization as upheld by lawful order and warned against anarchic rule and violence
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Washington School Remodeling Debate Aims at Community Service
The Washington Old High School building is praised for its architecture yet faces plans to remodel or rebuild. Inspecting from basement to upper floor reveals interior space underused and poor lighting, signaling a broader discussion on making the school serve the community better.
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Washington Old High School Should Be Rebuilt or Remodelled
An inspection describes the deteriorated Washington Old High School building with musty basements, decayed central spaces, and poor lighting. It argues remodeling is cheaper than dismantling, noting good exterior walls and foundation but recommending thorough redesign by an architect to meet school needs and improve sanitary conditions.
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Wilson Hopes 10 Bar Maine Walkout Averts Strike
Washington October 15 Secretary of Labor William Wilson plans action this week to avert a looming strike by bituminous coal miners set for November 1 He may reopen negotiations between miners and operators to reach a peaceful settlement and prevent disruptions across industries including railroads as the nation fears shortages. Wilson, a former miner and ex treasurer of the United Mine Workers, seeks to bridge differences and avert disruption while awaiting further talks and possible presidential industrial council involvement.
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Riga Burning Result Of Fight Across City
Reports from Riga say Lettish and Lithuanian forces clash with German Russian troops in the western city area. Shelling damages homes and civilian casualties mount as British warships are said to be involved and a British landing story circulates though unconfirmed.
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Campaign silence at Columbus tobacco convention
At the Columbus convention on October 15 neither the state nor national W C T U reported any action toward a tobacco campaign. Florence Richards said that claims came from wets and were mere propaganda.
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Harbor strikes ease as ferrymen return to work
New York February 15 The strike by longshoremen and harbor workers disrupted port activity for days and caused food shortages. Ferry workers resumed labor after accepting a government wage offer, though demanding 25 percent. Teamsters remain on strike seeking concrete concessions. Half of the city food reserve had been consumed due to the joint actions.
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German Baltic chief resigns army command
Berlin reports Gen. von Derwallz, commander of German troops in the Baltic provinces, resigns after notes demanding withdrawal within the German frontier. Riga burning from bombardment by German Russian forces noted. Central News Dispatch cites Telsing tors. Free city of Danzte, acting as trustee, seizes national and state properties including imperial stipe JANAS and coe pin fingers.
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Missing Hammonton Boy Feared Drowned in Marshes
Though search efforts continued, hope faded for three year old Billy Danser who vanished eight weeks ago while playing near his home. Investigators believe he wandered into marshes or cranberry bogs and was drowned. recovery seems unlikely.
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Akron Football Team Defeats Wanderers of Canada
Akron Goodyear team posted a record score by defeating the Wanderers of Canada Sunday afternoon by a margin of 67 to . the game marked a high in Akron football history with a dominant performance by the home squad.
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Birmingham Woman Burned to Death in Fire
A Birmingham woman identified as Mary Burt, 29, died after flames engulfed her residence following a gasoline lamp accident. Fire investigators stated the blaze spread quickly, trapping the victim inside.
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Night School Opens Thursday With Large Enrollment
Evening classes begin Thursday at Elyria high school building with 275 enrolled across programs. Students signed up for wood working auto mechanics shop mathematics and Spanish, among others, with sessions held in the evening at the designated local spot.
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Frenzied man kills infant at Laslans ward
A frenzied man killed a months old baby in the ward of its home near Laslans today. The assailant shot himself after the act, ending the tragedy as police and public safety officials investigated the incident and secured the scene.
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Cardinal Mercier to be made citizen of Cleveland
Cleveland prepares for Cardinal Mercier arrival with flags along Enclave avenue and a morning welcome. Mayor Daisy to confer citizenship at City Hall after a parade from East 105th Street Station through Rockefeller and Wade Parks to Euclid Avenue. Delegations of parochial school children will line the route with singing as the cardinal speaks. City Clerk J Renoski to read council resolution of welcome.
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One Million for Missions Plan Outlined by Church Delegates
Foreign missions will top the agenda at the Disciples of Christ convention with education board members meeting to discuss the inter church world movement and the aim to raise a million dollars for missionary benevolent and educational agencies across Protestant churches. Delegates from the Caneuinac press report Stockholm Sweden and America noted as focal points for the initiative.
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Mind Lloyd George Aims Prohibition Campaign Appeal
London October 13 Mrs Lloyd George wife of the British premier spoke to a Glasgow meeting of 2900 women urging support for the prohibition campaign. She said the success depended on women and that aiding alcohol victims at home was as vital as aiding victims of Prussianism five years ago.
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Poles Begin Offensive Near Kovno As War Report Emerges
A Riga sourced message says Polish forces launched an offensive against German and Russian troops in the Taltie region and report captures near Kovno sixty miles northwest of Vina near the Curland border. In Ohio, ground was broken for a new Excel Rubber Company plant in Wadsworth.
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Ghunghes May Unite If Plans Materialize
Oberlin Ohio report states First and Second Congregational churches each named seven member committees to canvass members on church union. King chairs Second church panel and Prof. G Rogers leads First church. Past support stood at eighty percent before war delayed action. plans await committee report. Delegates from the Kiwanis club attend the state Humania convention in Columbus.
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How to Use the Belt Axe for Boys and Girls
A Gore and Girls Newspaper Service article from 1919 promotes belt axes as essential pioneer gear for Lorain County youths. It extols ownership responsibility, proper handling, and maintenance, with advice on sharpening, safe storage, and using a chopping block to avoid accidents.
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Carpenter Heads Los Angeles Chamber Meteorology Department
Da . Carpenter of Los Angeles leads the new chamber of commerce department of meteorology and aeronautics. He leaves 31 years in the U S weather service to boost air navigation and agricultural development. He was born in Chicago on March 25 1868 and has written extensively on climate and aviation.
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Hunting Eye in Court Injun Learns Law From Judge
An excerpt from 1919 Boys and Girls Newspaper Services shows Hunting Eye jailed for theft after misunderstanding property law. The judge explains private property and jury roles, while the farmer avoids charges as the boy lacked intent. The scene ends with Hunting Eye freed and questions listed for readers.
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Vagrancy Charge Urged As Court Resume Work
In Loram Ut a man named Peter Cirscus faced a vagrancy charge and posted a $109 bond for trial, pleading not guilty. He commented on the day as he left the court stating another best day. A separate item from Tiffin Oct 13 notes Seneca county horsemen plan a meeting Friday to form a breeding organization for superior horses.
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Abe Martin Invents Winter Top For Women
Abe Martin jokes about women being anxious and invents a winter top to cover their ankles. The humorous column playfully pokes at fashion, social norms, and wit in a rustic old newspaper voice.
Drift of Opinion: Editorial Snippets Across Papers
A collage of editorial notes and brief opinions from multiple papers. Topics range from editors’ reach to public taste, a Cherryvale mother’s desertion defense, Lane’s critique of democracy’s enemies, and shifting female political engagement. Amid playful and sharp lines, the excerpt sketches media and societal attitudes across several regions.
Nerv Worth and Tablets Pack Dreadful Ailments Cure
A vintage advertisement describes Nerv Worth and Tablets as a potent remedy for nervous stomach bowels and liver issues. It claims quick relief when used together, noting constipation and derangements of digestion are addressed by the tonic and tablets in combination. Sold by local pharmacies in Syria and Yadsty.
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Roosevelt as the Ideal Gentleman in Civic Duty
A commemorative piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a model of gallantry toward women and steadfast civic responsibility. It recalls his attentive, respectful behavior at Oyster Bay conferences and praises his devotion to wife Trig and children. The author urges Ohio to join the national Roosevelt Memorial Association drive launched October 20 to raise $500,000, affirming enduring Americanism.
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