Voting for Elyria Mayor Urges Voters to Choose Jones
An editorial urges Elyria electors on November 6 to appoint Asaph R. Jones as mayor. It argues the mayor represents the city abroad, enforces law, and sets civic tone, comparing Jones with Jack Carson and Harry Hinkson and emphasizing character, respect for authority, and public service as decisive factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyvia
Jack Carson
Harry Hinkson
Asaph R. Jones
Hinkson
Carson
Jones
Elyria
Markr
Peo le
Wweann
Asay
R. Jones
Yesterday's Ohio and World Anniversary Timeline
Chronology of notable deaths births and events tied to anniversaries across years. Entries include Christopher Wren in 1723, Copenhagen fire in 1723, Navarino battle in 1827, Poe statue 1921, Trafalgar 1805, Chadbourne birth 1823, San Francisco earthquake 1868, Stanley 1877, Grady monument 1831, Cameron 1905, Samoan controversy 1902, Roosevelt 1913, and railroad strike halt 1921 with scattered accidental notes.
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Christopher Wren
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Bars
Copenhagen
England
France
Navarino
Greece
Aurogustus O. Bacci
United States
Ceer
Brrea County
Prince of Wales
Edward Vie
Portland
Maine
James Anthony Froude
Charles H. Sheldon
South Dakota
Deadwood
Johnson
Edgar Allan Poe
Baltimore
Trafalgar
Lord Nelson
Spain
Paul A. Chadbourne
University of Wisconsin
Williams College
North Berwick
New York
San Francisco
Henry M. Stanley
Cape Town
Henry W Grady
Atlanta
Oscar
Sweden
Germany
Coronel Roosevelt
Rio de Janeiro
South America
United States Railroad Labor Board
Various events open nationwide today in 1920s era notes
Debating teams from Oxford University and Dalhousie College plan a contest in Halifax this evening. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick completes a five year term as lieutenant governor of Quebec. Delegates gather in St Paul for a National Council of Jewish Women meeting. Congressman Catrin Paige and Mrs Paige mark their golden wedding anniversary in Southbridge Massachusetts. Universalist General Convention begins in Providence. Ada Louise Comstock inaugurated as Radcliffe College president in Cambridge. Indiana Governor Warren McCray ordered to appear in court in Fr Warne over bankruptcy probes. White House to host a high level conference on enforcement of law with state governors.
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Texas City
Oxford Univers of England
Delhousie T. Taré
Halifax
Charles Fitzpatrick
Ofice
Quebec
United States
Paul
National Council of Jewish Women
Catrin D. Paige
Massachusetts
Paige
Southbridge
Mass
Universalist General Convention
Providence
R. I
Ada Louise Comstock
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Warne
President Coolidge
White House
Local Elyria Football Tryouts Spark Community Buzz
Joe Loftus, Jimmie Farrell, Stuart Lucas, Nick Kelling and Rossie Fanver headline a spirited youth football scene in Elyria. Aiming for punter, guard, and quarterback roles, the group critiques rivals Eagles and Barbers and a Sandusky inmates team. Parental and sportsmanship hurdles emerge as Jude Jones may be sidelined, while veterans and potential pros stir local talk about future teams and bonds.
Eisra Eiks to form football team in town
A local report notes the Eisra Eiks are organizing a football team with Ernie Leedale in charge of planning the squad. Tom Crar or Dad Whitner may coach, with details to follow as arrangements form.
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Eisra Eiks
Ernie Leedale
Manare
Animals
Tom Crar
Dad Whitner
Obscure 19th Century Memoir Fragments Surface
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and dates from a 19th century notice. It mentions Tereson Md, a president named Hiam J. Peteat, a forest college in New Hampshire, and a reference to Chariesian. The text is garbled with likely missing context and multiple typos.
ABE MARTIN Tk Moots and the Food Pay Days
A fragmented piece mentions ABE MARTIN Tk Moots and a reference to food pay days. The garbled text hints at a humorous or anecdotal row about a brown object and a pleasant sitike. The readable elements are scarce and do not establish a clear event or quotes.
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Deg
Late Elyria Democrat Apology and Election Glimpses
Sixty years ago the Elyria Democrat apologized for a late issue due to a breakdown and a drunken incident. Republicans held a narrow lead with 2,922 votes and a 253 margin. A county infirmary referendum failed by 2,876 votes amid a fair turnout and contest features. A protest circulated in Washington over mail distribution from a clerkladen post office, delaying bags at Tatina Azoo. The era notes Mary Andrews as the first woman minister in Kansas City in 1902.
Notable Birthday Tribute in Stillwater Major Figures
A local Stillwater notice honors Dr Howard and John Rairns, noted English labor leader and statesman, on their birthdays. The brief tribute highlights Rairns' contributions to labor and public service, reflecting the era's esteem for both figures and the community's recognition of historic ties.
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Howard
Amer
Stillwater
Minn
John Rairns
Lang
World view on German reparations from Princeton leader
John Grier Hibben, president of Princeton, returned from Germany and Eastern Europe with views on reparations. He notes no extreme poverty but identifies hardship for fixed income earners in marks and warns Germany shows wealth and investment abroad. He sees signs of prosperity and questions how reparations will unfold under wartime logic. He mentions German reserves, copper purchases, and cotton imports, suggesting reparations may be resolved through policy rather than bankruptcy. He observes German social life remains vibrant amid discussion of a “peace with without victory” and forecasts Germany may maneuver to its advantage.
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Germany
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Switland
England
New York
Gerrote
Henversat
Recall movement against Oregon Governor Pierce surfaces
Oregon moves to recall Gov Walter M. Pierce amid mystery over organizers. Klansmen deny involvement though supporters claim business and Klan backing. Pierce, a long political insider and former schoolteacher turned attorney and farmer, rose from Illinois roots to Oregon governor in 1922, later clashing with the Ku Klux Klan over policy including a bill on child labor.
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Walter M. Pierce
Oregon
Walter M. Cee
Ku Klux Klan
Pierce
North Dakota
Illinois
Umatilla County
Pendleton
I.em
School attendance bill ignites parochial school backlash
The 1926 measure mandates public school attendance after September first, striking a blow at parochial and private schools. The bill passed and a court fight over enforcement is expected. Fierce’s opponents claim he backed the measure to win the Klan vote after his election.
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Fierce
Hhis
Ada Louise Comstock to inaugurate Radcliffe presidency in Cambridge
Miss Ada Louise Comstock arrives to assume Radcliffe College presidency with a Cambridge ceremony marking her inauguration. She previously served as dean at Smith College for over a decade and gained prominence in 1909 as the University of Minnesota's first dean of women.
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Ada Louise Comstock
Radcliff College
Cambridge
Mass
Smith College
Miss Comstock
University of Minnesota
Moorhead
Minn
the State University
Columbia University
Poems That Live In The Rusty Red Clouds Of Fall
The poem paints autumn scenes with frost and twilight on hilltops and fields. It contrasts the frosty air and withered berries with nocturnal animals preparing for winter. It ends with a call to light the evening fire, read, and sing about eternal spring by Alles Cary.
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Alles Cary
First Woman President of Radcliffe Appointed
The inauguration of Miss Comstock as Radcliffe College president marks a new era with full-time leadership. She becomes the first woman to serve as Radcliffe president and the first to dedicate herself to the role full time.
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Dency
American Association of University Women
Miss Comstock
Radcliffe
Jazz era tunes and piano sales pitch at Rialto
A fragmented ad style item mentions songs like My Sweetie Went Away and If I Can't Get the Sweetie, performed by Paul Whiteman's Orchestra, plus waltzes Roses of Picardy and Marchetta. It promotes A. B. Chase pianos, inviting readers to tour the Chase factory in Norwalk and purchase a piano for the home.
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Paul Whiteman
Norwalk
Days Hardware Promotes Ranges And Gear
A local hardware store highlights Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges in stock with an unusual baking oven and a full house furnishings department on the second floor drawing growing attention. Hunters are urged to note the new coon law opening November 15. Duwhak hunting clothes and Ti bhak gear are advertised with waterproofing, pockets, and long wear. Prices range from $1 to $9.00 for garments and boots, with gymnasium shoes and shirts also offered.
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Detroit Jewel
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Iabilahing Company
F. Burke
A.C. Hudnutit
Syria
Dally
City
Senate
Ap Acrance
Daly
Lorain
State of
Ohio
Internations News Service
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
The
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A. E. Clayden
Fits Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Bociety
Lloyd George
Ralph H. Cameron
United Stat
Arizona
Southport
James L. McConaughy
Knox College
Inork City
1. W. OW
Haish
Joe Loftus
Jimmie Farrell
Our
Fair City
Stuart Lucas
Nick Kelling
Eagles
Barbers
Sandusky
Soldiers Home
Rossie Fanver
Jude Jones
Harry Hickson
Old Guard
Henry Andress
Orrin Cook
Bonds
Komical
Jim Armivage
Hinselt
Terseon
Hiam J. Peteat
Porest
Ollece
Tasnej
Eninty
Jem
Hinis
Abe Martin
Elyria Democrat
Obdetin
DSA
Lorain County
Compeatitina
Yuoushne
Darge
Mate
Post Office Department
Washington
Tatrina
Siaisn
Mary Andrews
Uuniversalist
Kansas City
OR. Mae
di ‘Ng
Geo. H. Brownell
J. B. Wil
Cornell and
Park Ave
Nues, Eastern Heights
East Broad Street
Easte
Henry Lapp
Denison Ave
H. W. Lapp
Natus
Foreign Exchange
Mathias
West River St
Glade
B. Thomas
Rt Day & Son
Day’s Music Store
Yerkes’ S. &. Flotilla
Keith's Palace
Victor
Rachmaninoff
Gigli
Honey
Olive Kline
Lucy Marsh
Edgar Guest
Bensons
David Filoes
Virginians
Billy Murray
Henry Barr
Rudy Wiedolph
Fight Victor
Rialto
Broad St
Day’s Hardware
Helden High School
Osborn
Osborn Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
Mnasium
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