Elyria Day Promises Bargains and Free Shows Thursday
Merchants in Elyria join for an annual Elyria Day with wide bargains and free afternoon theater shows from 12 30 to 1 30 at the Grand Rivoli and Dreamland theaters. Shoppers are urged to plan early, read Chronicle Telegram ads, and enter contests for best ad and best window display with cash prizes.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Grand
Rivoli
Dreamland
Chronicle-Telegram
Elvria
Chronicle-Télegram
Kate Tutthill
Elyna Telephone Co
Charles Lord
Chronicle Telegram
Russel Waldorf
Drawings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Elyria Fights $50 000 Meacham Suit at Ohio Supreme Court
City of Elyria seeks reversal of a $50 000 verdict in the Grace L. Meacham case. The appeal follows the Court of Appeals ruling that cleared New York Central Railroad of fault. Trial before the Ohio Supreme Court closes the long litigation that began in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court.
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Elyria
Grace L. Meacham
Ohio Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Cuyahoga County
New York Central Railroad
D. W. Myers
Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Meacham
East Bridge
B W. Baird
Baird
Gates Legal Printing Co
Cleveland
Two Gilber auto accident injures two children
Two young girls Helen Kowalski four and Nellie Kowalski eight were struck by an auto on West avenue near 18th street. The vehicle driven by Arthur Mareth 341 Second street was traveling about 18 miles per hour. Mrs. Walter Stack assisted and the children were treated at home. doctor C E B Cushing found only bruises.
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West Avenue
18Th Street
Helen
Nellie
Alex Kowalski
Arthur Mare‘h
Second Street
Walter Stack
Sixteenth Street
Mareth
C. EB. Cushing
Premature Explosion Blows Trenton. Four Die
Navy cruiser Trenton suffers a peace time disaster. Six dead and fourteen injured as a six inch shell charge detonates in the forward turret. Ensign Henry C. Drerler and five others die. Walker is missing, believed drowned. Investigation underway to determine cause. similar incident narrowly averted on sister ship Concord.
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U.S
Trenton
Norfolk
Navy
Naval Hospital
Henry Clay Drerler
Sussex Beach
Delaware
Roland B. Hanson
Walker
Jeruiser
Raleigh
Capes
Williams
Franklin B Jeffrey
Seaman
Lynn Mass
Wervin
Franklin l Seaman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Concord
Hampton Roads
New York
Old Point Comfort
Portsmouth
Bucyrus Oversees City Water Plant Chief Hire
J A Hewate announces N J Humason of Bucyrus will start as superintendent of the water filtration plant November 17 with a 2500 yearly salary. City council approves reorganization, plus routine ordinances on paving funds, prisoner feeding contract, legal printing, allotment acceptance, water line bids, sewer extension, garbage contract, and minor park funds.
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J. A Hewate
N J. Humason
Bucvrus
Humason
Loct Street
Board of County Commissioners
Grace L. Meacham
Ohio Supreme Court
Guildford
Blake Street
Irondale
Vulcan Streets
Western Heights
Council
William Beckett
Beckett
Park Commission
Buildings and Bridges
Park
Beach Street
Broad St
East Broad Street
Swimming Pool Under Way at Cascade Park
In Columbus the Cascade Park pool project advances with excavation nearly done and concrete pouring to follow. The 120 foot wide pool ranges from two to nine feet deep and will hold 600 to 700 children. A five foot surrounding walk and two center spring boards are planned.
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Elcon Mugimeerary 69
Columbus
Cascade Park
Treasury faces debt retirement debate amid Allied payments
Washington oct 21 the inter allied effort to cut the public debt and curb taxes prompts a policy debate at the white house and treasury. Charles Dewey assistant secretary says a twenty five year debt retirement plan is possible but others call it extreme. officials weigh using annual surpluses to cut taxes or fast debt retirement and consider the impact on government securities and future tax burdens.
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Washington
White House
United States Treasury
Charles Dewey
United States
Great Britain
Mellon
Dewey
Taois
Treasury
Public meeting set on gas disputes in Elyria
Citizens with complaints about gas extensions and service are invited to a Thursday council adjourned meeting to discuss proposed charges. An expert will attend next Tuesday as Logan Gas Co plans a 75 cent monthly service fee.
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Logan Gas Co
Alton D. Adames
Boston
Adame
D. W. Myers
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Ely
Myers
Council
Voter to Get DalLots Now in Elyma Election
Elyma voters will receive five ballots on November 4 to cast their ballot. The ballot includes state and national tickets, a non partisan judicial ballot, and two tax proposals a one year renewal of the extra three mill levy for Ely and a four year renewal of a one mill county road levy. Campaign moves surround appellate and probate judgeships with six candidates for supreme court seats. National ticket lists five candidates for president and vice president with minor party contenders.
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Elyma
Elyvia
Willam P. Duffy
Lorain
Ross W. Funk
Wooster
H . Whirox
C.D Gott
Elynn
Supreme Court
Walter H. Kinder
Reynolds R Kinkade
James E Robinson
William T. Teutsch
J. D Clark
Frank R Field
Harry L. Conn
Nicholas Kiein
Logan Gas Co Attacks Elyria Publisher Over 75 Cent Charge
Logan Gas Co faces public ire over a 75 cent a month service charge for gas in northern Ohio. A circular letter to Elyria patrons targets Chronicle Telegram editor J. F. Burke while omitting six lines from an earlier city council note. The company boasts widespread acceptance but Elyria and Bucyrus protest, and a Natural Gas Conference forms across four states to study price increases.
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Ashland-Lorain
Logan Gas Co
Myers
Utilities Commission
Marion
Mansfield
Newark
Ashland
Sandusky
Amherst
Lorain
Norwalk
Columbus
Council of
Elyria
Logan Gas Company
Public Utilities ‘Commission of Ohio
Floyd Corliss
Publc
Ohio
J. F. Burke
Chronicle-Telegram
Burke
Logan Gas ,Co
Big- Tia
Burks
Bucyrus
Public Utilities Commission
Gas Corporation
Pittsburgh
Municipal Hallowe en Frolic Mulls Revival
Citizens meet at F C Wilford office to decide on a municipal Hallowe en celebration this afternoon at 4. George Richwine calls the meeting amid hopes it will proceed despite limited time. Last year’s event was successful with no disorder. If approved, prizes for costumes, free cider and doughnuts, and a parade through the business district will be provided.
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F. C. Wilford
George Richwine
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Loeb
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Pruslem
Georgia
Mercer University
Macon
Henry Fox
Socialist Labor Party
Commonwealth Land Party
Municipal Hallowee
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