Let Us Avoid Accidents on East Broad Street
A serious Saturday accident on East Broad street injured a city teacher crossing to the post office. The piece urges pedestrians to use crossings and drivers to slow to ten miles an hour, proposing traffic officers on Broad street to enforce safety and remind drivers to consider others.
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East Broad Street
Himelf
Automobilist
Elyria
Broad Street
Cleveland Street
Chestnut Street
Cheapside
Second Street
Railroad Board Orders Cause for Cautious Hope
The piece argues the railroad labor board issues deserve legal backing and urges obedience by union leaders and managers. It laments ad hoc fixes like the Esch-Cummins reform and warns serious disruption if the Adamson law, passed under pressure, is treated as democracy’s failure. It predicts lasting legislation only after education and public opinion shift.
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Railroad Labor Board
Adamson
Yesterdays in Ohio 1861 to 1890
Chronology notes several Ohio events: 1861 Rutherford B. Hayes promoted to lieutenant colonel of the 23rd Ohio Volunteer, 1862 Gen Rosecrans named to succeed Gen Buell as commander of the Army of the Ohio, 1876 thousands of excursionists depart for Philadelphia for Ohio Day at the Centennial Exposition, 1890 special session of the legislature adjourns after a Cincinnati municipal government bill. One year ago today Leon Bourgeois, president of the League of Nations, said Article XII was essential to the Covenant.
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Ohio
Rutherfore
Hayes
Ohio Volunteer
Rosecran
Buel
Federal Army of the
Leon Bourgeois
Cource
League of Nations
Various Birthdays noted across nations and professions today
A scrambled list recalls today’s birthdays of Queen Victoria of Spain and other figures from politics sports and industry. It notes celebrations including Italy’s silver wedding, and upcoming public events such as state fairs and international conferences in cities like Birmingham Philadelphia and New Orleans.
Unhappy couples and idle talk on local employment
Local residents remark on strained marriages and avoid discussion of unemployment. Few who claim to wed their art appear satisfied, while the broader job problem draws little public debate unless forced by those seeking work.
William F. Crow Named U S Senator from Pennsylvania
William F. Crow of Uniontown Pa has been appointed by Governor Spronk to succeed the late Senator Knox in the U S Senate. Crow, a 51 year old lawyer, has served in the Pennsylvania State Senate since 1907 and will fill the unexpired term ending March 19.
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William F. Crow
Uniontown
Spronk
United States
Pennsylvania
Knox
Crow
Gold and Silver Output Decline in 1929
Washington reports the mint director announced final figures for 1929 gold and silver production. Gold output totaled 2 476 168 ounces valued at 51 185 909 dollars and silver output reached 33 591 373 ounces valued at 89 SN 955 dollars. Compared with 1919, gold fell by 39 145 50 ounces and silver by 320 872 ounces.
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Raher Iedas
Fe.tows
Nowra Ai
Weather Outlook For Oct 24 29 In Ohio Valley Great Lakes
Washington reports the period October 24 to 29 will bring fair to generally fair weather with moderating temperatures for the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Washing Children Directions from a 19th Century Ad
A fragmentary ad urges caregivers to avoid overnight washing and to add a small amount of Blue Dev il to the bath water for cleaning children. The text is incomplete but implies domestic care guidance and a branded product reference.
Ten Years Ago in Local News and Events
Ten years ago Charles Schelde earned praise from the New England Photographer’s Association for portraits of Florence Wick and Dr P D Leefy. Chapel Street repair began with paving costing 8 945. Complaints about Electric Light Co overcharging citizens for electricity. A mock trial at the theater for St Andrew’s Guild fundraiser. Mayor Conway praised grocers and meat dealers for fair pricing. A wagon accident on Bradley Street involved stolen goods as examples for Onto Fuel and Supply Co. A marriage license issued for Owen Bannon and Anna m. A county land release by Leesan Natural Gas.
Fall Fatal to Aloysius Urig
Aloysius Urig a 27 year old Avon Lake farmer died after a wagon fall left him with a broken neck. He told his mother and his bride elect Florence Kothgary shortly before death that he would recover. Arty and Miss Kothgary were to marry a week from Monday, with their engagement announced recently.
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Aloysius Urig
Avon Lake
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Florence Kothgary
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Arty
Miss Kothgary
Death ends visit at Urig’s bedside
Mint Rothgary stayed by Urig’s side all day yesterday and returned to her home to rent late at night. She was with him at the bedside when he died.
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Urig
Local Theft Report Notes Stolen Cash and Auto Accessory
BEN BEVER reports $7 stolen from his clothing kept in a White House bakery wagon parked at West avenue and Broad street. FRANK C. KEHLER of Avon says a motor was stolen from his automobile in front of Reublin's grocery Sunday night.
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Ben Bever
Last Avenue
White House
West Avenue
Broad Street
Frank C. Kehler
AVON
Reublin’s Grocery
Local Vehicle Thefts and Collisions Reported in Town
county auditor Monroe Welty notes a motor meter stolen from a parked vehicle near Michele avenue and a Ford collision on 13th street where Castles’ car suffered minor damage. Police report minor injuries and both vehicles sustained fender damage in the daytime incidents.
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Monroe Welty
Michele Avenue
Baptist Church
Chas. Castle
Clark Street
P Anto
13Th Street
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Otfiess
Brest
Lerain County Printing and Publishing
J. FP. Burke
Eni
Elyria Postoffice
City
State of
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International News Service
Audit Bureau of Criculation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ate
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
R. R. Board
Niewspaper In
Queen Victoria
Spain
Ena of
England
Tasker L. Oddie
Nevada
Brooklyn
William H. Brenner
Venneapolis & St Louis Railroad
Marshalltown
Iowa
Todar
Richard F Sholr
Reed Colece
Milwauukee
Italy
Aso
Elias Boudinot
Amenean Bible Society
Penneylvania
Harrebure
Mackenze King
Liberal Party
Birmingham
South Carolina
Columbia
Savannah
International Bar Associaton
Pekins
Chrinamericas
Silimeron National
Armust
Chalons
New Orleans
National Assocea No
Commercal
Washington, D. C
National Association of Agricultural Chemists
Philadelphia
American College of Surgeans
Baltiacore
Oakland
Ucision
Crcarermercan Medical Liberty League Cnennati One Federation of Womens Clings
Indianapoli
Indiana Township Trustees’ Assoration
Brookne
S Dak
South Canova Academy of Smence
Abe Martin
Bradstreets’ Journal
Wm. E. Crow
Chas. Schelde
New England Photographer’s Association
Florence Wick
P. D. ‘Leefy
Chapel Street
E Tectnic Light Company
Conerge Dachtler
Mrs. Lersch
St. Andrew's Guild
Conway
Groce
Briadett
Ne Onto Fuel and Supply Co
Leesan
Owen Bannon
Annaan
Rose
Mose Judge Taftic Cigar
John Jones
Liberal
West Broad St
Nacista Institute
Templer Motors
Mason Tire and Rubber
Commonwealth Finance
Bankers Guaranteea Mtg
F. G Clark
Hinde & Dauche
Sherwin Williams
American Multigraph
Bishop Babcock
Goodyear Rubber
Miller Rubber
Firestone
National Acme
Valley Steamship
Stevens Duryea
Cleveland Discount
Russell Securities Co
Elyria Block
Imperial Top&tire CO
East Broad Street Bridge
Dallas, Texas
Speedoline Co
8. A. Beaird
KORB
Bellinghams
Cleveland St
FE U. Hague
Our
of Springs & Mattresses
Lansha Janeston Felt Mattress, Regul
Ita
Harry H. Smith Co
Elyria, Ohio
Wm. Elemes Co
Castle Wall Paper Co
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