Elyria Police Set to Enforce Emergency Traffic Ordinance
City police discussed Elyria's new traffic ordinance in a council chamber meeting. Enforcement starts Monday with signs posted at main intersections and no parking areas. Officers to explain rules to motorists, handle violators under penalties, and educate drivers to reduce danger.
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Police Department
Council Chamber
J. A. Hewitt
Am General
Eagles Lodge
Politicians campaigning at several Ohio cities today
Democrats tour Mansfield Akron with Pat Harrison Mrs Ross G Hoss Thomas H Morrow and Truax at Dennison Duffy at Hillsboro Locher at Williamsburg Crabpe Fags at Gallipolis Bricker Lindsay Harriet Taylor Upton at Jrontn Major Charles Montgomery also present.
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Akron
Pat Harrison
Ross G. Hoss
Thomas H. Morrow
Truax
Dennison
T. J Duffy
Hillsboro
Commerce Locher
Williamsburg
Crabpe
S. D Fags
Gallipolis
John W Bricker
Lindsay
Mra
Harriet Taylor Upton
Jrontn
Charles Matgomery
Italian loan quota offered in 500 lire seven percent bonds
Banca Di Italia with other banks announced the German loan quota will be issued in 500 lire seven percent bonds priced at 92, signaling a move in wartime finance. Lisbon notes report Freitas released on parliamentary immunity. In Paris Anatole France laid to rest at Neuilly cemetery as sorrowful crowds attended. Turkish note to Britain announced by Constantinople on October 16.
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Neuilly
Sarah Bernhardt
Constantinople
Turkey
Great Bre Tam
Turbulent Fronts and League Mediation Scramble Headlines
Iraki frontier friction with British forces to pause during League of Nations mediation over Trax boundary. Japanese intervention continues amid clashes in Cannangtao area. Major Zanni Irentine to press ahead with plans despite harsh seasonal seas. Admiral Sir Percy Scout dies at 77 after 57 years in service. League of Nazas summoned to Brussels to resolve Turkish territorial dispute on the Irak frontier.
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OGRE Woman Held In Liquor Charge In Russia Town Trial
Mary Simasheeviet of a Russia town was arrested and arraigned on charges of selling intoxicating liquor. Deputy sheriffs held her Thursday night in South Amherst. Bond set at 800 dollars. Drunken Driver Fined in Cleveland: George Lapp 54 of 1900 West 25th Street pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Justice J. George. He was fined 39 dollars and costs and claimed he had been drinking canned heat. He was arrested on Broad Street after being pursued and then eluding officers. Prover Escapes: Police searched for a prowler at 10:30 last night after a call from F W McHenry seeking help at 11 Lehe Avenue. The intruder fled on arrival. search found no trace.
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Mary
George
West 25Th Street
Cleveland
J. George
Broad Street
Cleveland Street
Thebbey Road
F. W. McHenry
Lehe Avenue
Farewell party for Bassett guests and local notices
Seventy five friends from Nova Ohio gathered at the Bassett home for a farewell to Mr and Mrs Louis Smith. Dinner followed by cards and dessert marked an enjoyable evening. Wellington hosts announce a Democratic rally Oct 23 at 7 30 pm with speakers Silas Wilker and Martin Lavyer and Mrs Kathryn Murray entertains guests with bridge and refreshments.
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Wellington
George Bassett
Nova
Ohio
Bassett
Louis Smith
Clyde Smith
Pheron Laundon
Nove
Goon
South
Kathryn Murray
Norma Kerber
Sandusky
Catherine Hartenfelt
Mansfield
R. W. Falls
Aletha Stacey
Friendship Guild to Convene at Mrs Falls Home
Wellington reports the Friendship Guilds first meeting set for Monday evening at the home of Mrs R W Falls with all members urged to attend. Circle No 2 and Circle 4 of the Methodist church held gatherings featuring a piano solo by Dorothy Barrick, a sale by Miss Gray, a Lorain Relief talk, and re-elected officers.
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Wellington
Friendship Guild
R. W. Falls
Circle 4
The
Methodist Church
W. Barrick
Pleasant Street
Dorothy Barrick
Missionary Society Re-elects Officials in Amherst
In Amherst on October 13 Mrs Haz ity Willams hosted the Congregational church Missionary Society meeting. Twelve members attended as the nominating committee announced officers: President Mrs Mayme Blum Vice President Mrs F E Eastman Secretary Mrs Harry Willams Treasurer Mrs Charles Miller The second Ming Kwong chapter was read with devotions by H W Powers and readings by Charles Miller and H Ball Light refreshments followed. Amherst briefs note progress and a new village institution in formation.
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H . Ball
Dunn Motors enters Cleveland One Shot Non-Stop Economy Run
Dunn Motors Co starts a two day non stop car endurance event in Cleveland with Oscar Dunn aiming for one of 33 000 in prizes. Miss Louise Brown drives a sedan from the courthouse at 8 am Monday returning Wednesday morning.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Automobile Co
Oscar Dunn
United States
Canada
Court House
Louise Brown
Lorain County
Oscar
Dunn
Father John’s Medicine Endorsed by Sacred Heart Convent
Writing from the Sacred Heart Convent at Newport Vermont, Sister Superior reports giving Father John’s Medicine to a child with poor appetite and illness, calling it the best remedy for children. The advertisement claims 106 other institutions endorse the product as safe and drug free for colds and body building.
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Newport
Father John
Mary Alexandrine
Superior
Sacred Heart Convent
Amherst voters to decide year term for public schools
Amherst residents will vote on November 4 to determine whether the Amherst public schools operate for the full year. The outcome affects the additional 15 mill tax levy intended for school use, potentially adding $5390 to this year’s budget. Local notes include elm tree removal on Church street, musical numbers at Senior Chapel, a Congregational tureen supper, Sodal ity hosting, bazaar prep, and post office box updates with a Fremont inspector overseeing final arrangements.
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Amherst
Amherst Board of Education
A. Baker
Horn-Harris
Church Street
Charles Jason
Park Avenue
Maurice Strohmer
Anna Miller
Elsie Bruce
Congregational Church
Florence Bodman
Ulch
Fremont
Lamp Lighter appeal for crippled tots at Gates Hospital
The Gates Hospital for Crippled Children issues a quarterly magazine The Lamplighter. A fundraiser letter asks subscribers and donations to ensure no neglected crippled child remains, urging broad support within the Christian community.
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Pirates keep McKechnie as manager for 1925 season
Pittsburgh reports McKechnie signed for one year with a substantial raise, owner Barney Dreyfuss expressing satisfaction with his work. Contract terms not disclosed.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
William Boyd MecKechnie
McKechnie
Barney Dreyfuss
Buccaneers
Bill
New York
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Jesse Sweetser
Francis Quimet
St. Albans
Voice of the People Call to Vote for Coolidge and Dawes
A reader warns voters against LaFollette Bryan and a radical government plan, citing Russia’s hunger and hardship. The piece urges supporting Coolidge and Dawes for constitutional justice, wage gains, and prosperity, urging participation at the polls.
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Bryan
Russia
Senate
Davis
Coolidge
Dawes
WM. A. Ely
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Woman
Mrs. J Holleman of Greenville Texas reports relief from monthly cramps headaches and chills after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits four bottles for her improvement and urges others to seek the remedy through local druggists.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Greenville
Texas
Stony Pinkham
Jar
Mrs. J
Holleman
Marshal St. Weenville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Amherst Personal News Roundup
Amherst residents report moves and visits including Mr and Mrs Alden Copeland of Cleveland moving into Schuler apartments Mrs Henry Short vacationed in Cleveland and Mrs Harry Martin becoming local telephone operator to fill vacancy Harold Thuembling had tonsils removed Russell Baker of Kipton visiting Lorain relatives and choir from St Peter church touring Elyria for a Mission Festival at St Pauls church
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Amherst
Tits Alden Copeland
Cleveland
Schuler
Henry Short
Harry Martin
Fred Koch
Mary Allen
Harold Thuembling
Russell Baker
Kipton
Laura Whitmore
Bérea
McLeod
N Lorain
Henry Hammill
Jack Bruce
Bert Packard
Wilker
Margaret. Hammill
Tke McCrain
Elyria Yesteray
C M Harris
Elysia
St. Peter
Elyria
St. Paul’s Church
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