Elyria Gas Rate Protest Urges Fair Facts and Protest
A public appeal argues against a nine dollar annual gas charge for Elyria residents, claiming it would raise costs for small users and net the Gas Company over fifty two thousand dollars yearly. It urges an impartial investigation, cites alleged overcharging, and calls on City Council to back a protest with evidence.
City Council urged to oppose gas levy despite public pressure
Elyria residents argue council should not approve a $52,000 annual gas levy, citing burden on low income families and lack of council investigation. They warn some members support higher rates via hired gas company experts and demand an impartial survey funded by private subscription if needed. They stress protecting citizens from unjust charges while urging fair costs proportional to ability to pay.
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Marriage of Frank Eason and Rose Fairman in Citizens village
Frank Eason and Rose Fairman were married by Rev. C. C. West. Citizens had subscribed 200 dollars to purchase instruments for a new band as the village lacked a musical organization.
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Rose Fairman
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On This Day in History and Birthdays Observed
Yesterday and today in history list events from 1825 to 1929 including Colston in Virginia and a Niagara Falls explosion. It notes notable births and anniversaries such as Lord Mayors and political figures with their ages on the day.
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Pultown
Utah State Reform School
Niagara Falls
Ethel Coleman
Norwich
England
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Lemuel H. Wilson
Jamaica
William G. McAdoo
Marietta
Wilbur J. Carr
United States Consular Service
Hillsboro
Alessia Ascalesi
Benevento
Archdiocese of
Naples
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United States
Delaware
Dover
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Germany's Social Democrats back reparation plan stance
The article argues that German Social Democrats mobilize all 100 deputies to push the Reichstag ratification of the Dawes era reparations pact, claim unity over class struggle, and prepare for a tough general election amid calls for a national bloc including nationalists. It notes diplomatic efforts by Breitscheid and contrasts with Communist and nationalist positions, while warning of future clashes over foreign policy and cabinet seats. The piece also touches on Lutheran church education contrasts and urban church-site acquisitions by Cleveland federations, framing broader religious and political shifts.
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Nation marks Nevada admission sixty years in union
A dated roundup lists Nevada’s 60th anniversary as statehood, Rev Henry Moeller’s 20th anniversary as Cincinnati archbishop, Founders Day for Girl Scouts, New England agriculture conference in Boston, Louisiana Chamber of Commerce Secretaries meeting in Shreveport, a New York court hearing a custody case with Irene Castle, and intercollegiate debate at Ithaca between Cornell and Colgate on the 1920s strike economy debate. It notes political figures Coolidge Davis La Follette and a Jockey Club pension for Clover the horse and a Lutheran minister.
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Shreveport
Louisiana Association of Chamber of Commerce
York Supreme Court
Robert E. Treman
Irene Castle
Cornell
Colgate
Ithaca
Coolidge
Anthor
Davis
LaFallettre
From water boy to Sears board chair Charles M Kittle rise
Charles M Kittle began as a water boy for an Illinois Central section gang. He climbed to senior vice president of the Illinois Central and was named successor to Julius Rosenwald as president of Sears Roebuck. Rosenwald becomes chairman of the board.
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Way of the World remarks on Greeks Turks and poverty
Grove Patterson notes Greek Turkish friction in Constantinople drawing League of Nations attention. He laments ongoing Turko Greco tensions. He contrasts U.S. poverty drop from 85 000 to under 80 000 in alms houses and argues for greater equal opportunity and workplace harmony.
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Greeca
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Never trouble trouble Till trouble troubles you by St. Clair Adams
A reflective poem advises facing life with courage and common sense. It urges not to dwell on looming misfortune, noting that big worries often start as small concerns. The verses promote clear thinking and resilience to prevent trouble from growing.
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St. Clair Adams
Man claims Burr Hamilton pistol in Marshall Texas claim
A Marshall Texas man says he owns the duelling pistol used by Aaron Burr to kill Alexander Hamilton. The item is reportedly in his possession, described amid other notes on weapons and historical lore.
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Texas
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
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