Public schools seek total annual funding of 601 thousand
A county auditor report details how the city public schools raise and spend about 601,482 dollars yearly. Revenue includes tuition, taxation, leases, and federal allotments, while disbursements cover offices, truancy enforcement, salaries for teachers, text books, maintenance, equipment, and debt service.
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Victory Foreseen For Sen Harding Across States
Aghn T. Adams, vice chairman of the Republican National Committee in charge of the West, reports strong Harding and Coolidge momentum in Minnesota and Nebraska, predicts large statewide majorities in Wisconsin and Michigan, forecasts Indiana about 60,000 in Harding's favor, and notes Democratic ticket weakness nationwide with Cox traded for state candidates.
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Republican National Committee
Inesota
Harding
Democratic Party
Minnesota
Nebraska
Republi
Coolidge
Vitor Cummins
Wisconsin
Hlinots
Small
Lewis
Indiana
Michigan
St. Louis
North
South Dakota
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Hantless
Cox
Oberlin banks take steps to aid robberies
Oberlin officials announce heightened security measures after recent daylight robberies in nearby towns. A federal alarm system for the business district is being installed and repeating rifles are placed at strategic points to deter bandits following audacious exploits in Cleveland and nearby locales.
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Oberlin Banks
Oberlin
Tedford
Muyiness
Cleveland
JCAL Schools Close Friday for Teachers Association Sessions
Public schools close Friday to allow teachers to attend sessions of the North ern Ohio Teachers Association. The annual event in Cleveland will be joined by thousands of teachers from across the state and beyond. Leading educators from the country will be present with sessions continuing morning, afternoon, and evening.
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Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cla
Cleveland
Fromers Pann
British Ship Reported Aground Near Massachusetts
The British steamer Pinemare of 6980 tons gross ran aground off West Chop Vine Haven Mass while en route from Tes to Glastow via Philadelphia. The US guard cutter Acushnet was ordered to assist as communication about the incident arrived at the naval raifio service.
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York
Pinemare
Tesfor Glastow
Philadelphia
West Chop
Vine Haven
Mass
Naval Raifio
United States
Acushnet
Nore
Colored Republican Rally in Oberlin Energizes Voters
A large turnout filled K P Hall for Oberlin’s colored Republican rally. Judge Webber Mayor Jones I P Burke Prof J B Elis and Mrs Barnes Lorain county Republican colored women organizer spoke urging Black voters to stay firm with the party and to reach polling places on election day.
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K. of P
Wedding Delays Marked by Practical Jokes and Car Trouble
A wedding at the bride’s home on Street was late due to a string of antics. Robson and Miss Hazel faced a locked door, a bank surge, and a dramatic collapse from a high stool. A roadside fainting and vehicle trouble delayed the ceremony, but the couple finally wed.
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Robson
Hazel Eady
Ely
Ely- Wings & Trust Co
Bone
Ridgeville
Eaton
Six divorce actions filed in Lorain court today
Six divorce cases were started in Lorain court, the largest daily total yet. Plaintiffs include Laura Ferguson versus Charles Queen over neglect, lack of support and alleged abuse, and Gabriel Molnar versus Tivria Molnar for extreme cruelty and financial disputes. Others include George Reformat versus Mary Reformat over marriage, finances, and bank accounts, George McClure versus Hirde McClure alleging neglect and cruelty, Carl Humphrey versus Rose Humphrey for extreme cruelty, and Julia Meyers versus Otto Vers for neglect and assault.
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Lorain
Laura A Ferguson
Chas
Queen
Uly
Dutla Molar
Gabriel Molnar
Tivria
Furs
George Reformat
Mary Reformat
Bnck
George McClure
Ald
Cleveland
Ely Burges
Julia Meyers
Otto Vers
Elyria Gross Wesleet
Lee Lad
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Republican Rally at Lorain Tonight in Ohio
Lorain hosts a Republican meeting this evening featuring Akron candidate GL Knight for Congress. Moriarty and others pledge to attend. Elyria Republicans also expect to join as critics are set to be answered.
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Knight of
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Congress
Tie
Migs
Tose Moriarty
Chiricothe
Elyria Republians
Incident in Harbor Springs Ends in Fire and Death
In Harbor Springs Michigan on October 27 widow Margaret Kennedy 20 was shot by John Tlarado who then died by suicide after setting fire to the house. The sequence left Kennedy dead and authorities investigating the fatal incident and self-inflicted blaze.
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Harbor Springs, Mich
Margaret Kennedy
John Tlarado
Haiti Killing Probe Starts
Washington Oct 27 The Naval board of Inquiry into the American occupation of Haiti prepared to begin witness examinations Brigadier General Barnett former commandant of the marine corps was summoned to testify on marines conduct on the island His charges of indiscriminate killing prompted the investigation and he was expected to be the principal witness
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Washington
Naval Board of Inquiry
Haiti
Barnett
Marine Corps
Florida Becomes First State to Duck Global Wake
In a landmark shift Florida moves ahead of rivals as policymakers enact a bold energy plan aimed at reducing emissions and boosting local industry. Officials cite job growth and cleaner air as key outcomes while opponents warn of higher costs for residents.
MacSwiney dies in Brixton prison hunger strike
London reports an inquest returning an open verdict on Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney. Cause of death listed as heart failure due to exhaustion from prolonged refusal to eat, amid Ireland hunger strike turmoil. Widow MacSwiney testified, officials warned Cork mourning, and funeral plans begin with autopsy and possible transport to Georges Cathedral.
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Lontdon
Inorydag
Mae Switwy
Cark
Brixton
London
Terence MacSwiney
Tate
Cork
Georges Cathedral
Euston Station
Dublin
Orjsi
Policeman Charged With Whisky Theft in Cleveland
Cleveland, Oct. 27. Patrolman John J. McDonald was to be arraigned today before Judge Silbert on a charge of stealing twelve gallons of whisky from an auto. He was arrested last night and resigned from the force immediately after his arrest. McDonald was one of three men charged in the theft.
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Cleveland
John J. McDonald
Silbert
MecDonald
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McDonald
Senator Harding at Cleveland Tonight
Senator Harding arrives in Cleveland to deliver three addresses in one evening as the main event of the Loyal Republican campaign. A parade with about 20 000 participants is planned wearing campaign hats and insignia, with Harry L. Davis, the Republican nominee for governor, also speaking to women in the afternoon.
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Tharding
Wey van
Republicanampaign
Harry L. Davis
Senator Thurding
Arrest Leader in Chicago's Whisky Probe
CTHURGO Oct 27 Mike Nei Pike Heitler, long a Chicago underworld figure and alleged leader in whiskey graft, is in federal custody without bail after interrogation by U S District Attorney Charles F. Clyne. Heitler reportedly confessed detailing the ring’s activities and implicating officials, railroad agents, and mayors. Metler's name ties to the whisky traffic through saloonkeepers who link him to a recent $100,000 liquor robbery aided by police.
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Cthurgo
Mike Nei Pike
Heitler
Chicago
Charles F. Clyne
United States
Clyne
Metler
Marriage Licenses in Lorain and Ridgeville Couples
August Gull, 24, painter, Lorain, and Celia Casper, 24, Columbia, wed licensing records show. Newton Blaine, 20, inspector, Ridgeville, and Teena Miller, 19, Amherst, are listed in marriage license notices.
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August Gull
Painter
Lorain
Celia Casper
Columbia
Newton Blaine
Inspector
Ridgeville
Teena Miller
Amherst
Cleveland Chamber group to tour Elyria on Oct 28
A party from the Manufacturers and Wholesale Merchants' Board of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce will visit Elyria Thursday morning October 28 arriving at 8:05 from the Cleveland Southwestern and Columbus railway. The business and acquaintance tour aims to enable Cleveland house representatives to meet local firms and conduct social business calls. The group will stay about an hour and a half and then move quickly to other rounds.
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Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Elyria
Olclath
Cleveland
Southwestern & Columbus Railway
Lhosao
Buinex
Indian Gives Rotary Club Talk Tuesday
At the regular luncheon meeting the Sioux tribe member RF P Frazer spoke in costume about tribal history through song and story. Tom Elliott of the YMCA in Amoy China gave a ten minute address. Members left inspired by both talks and gained useful information.
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Rotary Club
RF. P. Frazer
Sioux Tribe of Indians
Tom Elliott
Amoy
China
Tobacco Chief Must Explain Deputy Killing In Ta Basco
In Ont Ta Basco Governor Carlos Green was ordered to Mexico City to account for the killing of two deputies and wounding of four by soldiers in the state chamber. Reports say Green led a de facto military rule, with federal rebuke possible. In Youngstown, Po Hoo Nave arrested 21 auto drivers amid a speeding drive following seven deaths and nearly 100 injuries in a month.
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Mexico City
Carlos Green
Tabasco
State
Chamber of Deputies
Green
Youngstown
Mexican General in Europe on political mission
Gen Pablo Gonzales of Mexico travels through European colonias for political purposes after leaving Meaxlee amid Huerta opposition. A photograph shows him at Berne railroad station en route to Italy, reflecting ongoing regional tensions and diplomatic activity.
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Meaxlee
Accort
Huerta
Europe
Berne
Switzerland
Italy
Greeks Await Prince Paul Heir Amid Dynastic Turmoil
News from Athens, London, and Paris report Prince Paul, brother of King Alexander, marked as heir to the Greek throne but under government conditions. Former King Constantine questions legitimacy while Queen Sophia mourns. French observers note complex dynastic crisis with multiple uncles as potential rulers.
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Support Bill 620 Letters From Prominent Lorain Figures
A collection of signed letters from leaders in Lorain County communities urging support for Bill 620 to enable stronger law enforcement on national Prohibition. The letters present varied reasons for backing the measure and aim to influence Elyria residents as the city weighs the measure. The document references historical context on intoxication records and calls for enforcement improvements.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Wheat strike threat dims grain markets in southwest
Farmers in the southwest threaten a wheat strike to push the price to 3 dollars a bushel, with 70,000 members of the national wheat growers association voting to withhold shipments. Officials in Kansas dispute the existence of a strike, citing mixed delivery reports and nonstrike causes at terminal markets.
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Wickltam Kansas
McGreevy
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Final Registration Day On Next Monday
Voters distant from Elyria or ill during the four registration days may still vote. Clerk E. E. Sperry said they must appear at the election board office at the Masonic temple Monday to receive an order allowing registration at their voting precinct from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Those who moved between precincts since registration must also appear for a transfer.
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Elyria
E. E. Sperry
Board of Elections
Election Board
Masonic Temple
Hearing on John Jackson parole at court house
The parole hearing for John Jackson who pled guilty yesterday to receiving stolen property is held today with many witnesses and a large spectator turnout. Sentiment is split on parole, and the decision will draw close interest as officials monitor the outcome. Lorain observers note janitors petitioning the board of education for a wage raise to maintain a decent living standard. Cincinnati dispatch cites General Willie from Cleast.
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John Jackson
Court House
Mr. Jackson
Lorain
Lorain School
Board of Education
Lorain Couple on Trial for Murder in Wellsburg Case
Mike Ondrick and his wife Madame Stanley, once residents of Lorain Ohio, face trial in Brooks County circuit court for the murder of Stephen Galcheck, a wealthy Pittsburgher whose body with wrists manacled was recovered from the Ohio River near Wellsburg last May.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Mike Ondrick
Madame Stanley
Lorain
Brooks County
Stephen Galcheck
Request Women to Vote Early
A Board of Election suggestion urges women to vote on November 2 during the day especially for housewives and others not tied to factory work. It warns booths will be crowded at noon and after factory hours, risking confusion while voters consider six ballots.
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Board of Election
Sousa Band to Play at Rialto Theatre on November 15
Music lovers in Elyria will hear Sousa's Band at the Rialto Theatre on November 15 as part of a national tour. The ensemble features soloists of national repute and is praised as a splendid musical aggregation secured by Mr. Woodard.
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Sousa
Rialto Theatre
Tion
Woodard
Elyria
Fractures Ankle In High School Football Scrimmage
Harold Portar of High School II fractured an ankle during a football scrimmage on wet ground at the 16th street field. He slipped while trying to recover a fumble and sustained the injury.
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Harold Portar
16Th
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