Gifts Sent Toward Elyria School Museum Project
The Elyria Education Association begins a school museum collection with two gifts from the Sharp family, including an antique coffee mill and a large bookcase. Additional items suggested by W H Blaine include an old wooden yoke and a wooden jug to form a pioneer life division. The effort aims to teach local and international life and will be available to Elyria schools. E D Adams of Elyria High School chairs the committee.
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Elyria Education Association
William Graves Sharp
Sharp
United States
France
Baxter Sharp
W. H. Blaine
East Avenue
We “Pioneer Life
Elyria
E. D. Adams
Association
School
Improvement Seen in Elyria Employment Picture
The Elyria office of the Ohio State Employment Service reports progress with a local factory hiring a man found via Interstate Clearance. A Detroit native, Canadian by origin, has taken citizenship papers and will move to Elyna with his family to fill the job, marking the first Ohio-wide shortage of eligible locals since the office opened.
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Elyria
Ohio
L. B. Lancashire
Ohio State Employment Service
A. Etc Lancashire
Lorain County
Detroit
Canada
United States
Elyna
Lancashire
Britain and America Debate War Aims and Neutral Mail Policy
Boake Carter notes amid speeches that Britain vows democratic defense only if nations behave. Lindbergh and Tunney clash on foreign policy while Admiral Stirling warns of delaying war. The piece contrasts U S neutrality, German expansion, and risks to trade, mail, and liberty as the United States weighs entry.
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Butler
House of Boake Carter
Britain
Poland
Germany
Russia
Chamberlain
Halifax
Lindbergh
Washington
Gene Tunney
Boston
Turner
Europe
Tunney
America
Pan-American
United States
United States Army Air
France
Marine Corps
Shakespeare
Lindgbergh
England
Gene
Yates Stirling
U. S
London
Peterson
Lansing
Great Britain
35 Prints Shown In Oberlin Exhibit
Oberlin hosts an exhibit of 35 prints from 485 photographs entered in the Collegiate Digest contest. The show runs in the East Wing of the Men's Building through Saturday with scenic shots candids portraits and still life works from 21 colleges. This traveling exhibit precedes the third annual contest to be held in spring 1920, with entries due by March 1.
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Oberlin
Collegiate Digest
College
Women Voters Study Neutrality Issues Inform Public
Elyria League of Women Voters plans to inform members and the public about neutrality questions. The National League distributes leaflets addressing what neutrality means, trade rights, and incidents such as ship sinkings and loss of American lives.
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Congress
Elyria League of Women Voters
National League
League
Four Ohio Ballot Proposals Face Voters November 7
Ohio voters will decide four statewide questions in the off year election. The ballot includes two Bigelow pension amendments, a state board of education proposal, and a referendum on the new state civil service law. The outcome could reshape pensions, education governance, and personnel rules.
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Ohio
Columbus. O
Earl Jo Griffith Mo
Gemocrate State Organization
Ag 2A
Me Bigelow
Herbert S. Bigelow
Beot
Polucans
State Board of Education
Democratic State Organization
General Assembly
Board of Education
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Bigeley
Bigelow
Bricker
State Education Department
Ohio Education Association
Supreme Court
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Indian Congress
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India
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French Empire
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Dutch Empire
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American Coal CC
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Sohio
Standard Oil Company
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Standard Oil
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