Elyria Electric Signs Boost by Huw Armitage Leader
Elyria gains recognition for electric signs as Jim Armitage expands work for Ohio Public Service Co. New signs planned for nearby cities and Sandusky, with 73 placed so far and progress toward a two lantern sign in Elyria. The Betts & Betts Co. crafts a large flasher. Armitage enlarges offices and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Co
Jim Armitage
Ohio
Elyria
United States
Ohio Publ. Service Co
Warren
Mansfield
Ashland
Sandusky
Armitage
Les Force
Tim Terrell
Asmirage
Market House
Lodi Street
Pean
Ohio Public Device Co
Treves
Betts & Betts Co
Freedom of speech and courts debate unfolds in remarks
President Coolidge defends constitutional barriers and orderly liberty amid calls to limit court jurisdiction. He warns majorities risk rights, urges support for liberty under law, and honors Lafayette’s role in the American revolution while stressing aid to Europe must not sacrifice U.S. independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Coolidge
Lafayette
America
Europe
Coolidge Urges End to National Hatreds and European Aid
President Coolidge urged Americans to remove the hyphen between citizens and to end domestic hatreds. He called for continued European aid, including aiding Germany, while stressing preservation of constitutional rights and restraint in changing government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
France
Rathei
Supreme Cout
Suffering to strength after sickness shares two bottles
Mrs Eocene Dupe of E Hartford Connecticut says after a severe sickness she was too weak for housework. She used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and after six bottles felt strong while nursing. She reports good health for her baby and herself and praises the medicine's restorative effect and asks for a free private text book.
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E. Hartford
Conn
Lydia E. Finsham
Eocene Dupe
Woodbrdge St
Connecticut
Mrs. Dube
Lydia E. Pinkin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Firpo Arrangements for Immigration Bail and Protest Over Fight
Hyman Bushel posted 1000 bond for Firpo case as he arrived with 25,000 cash and Liberty bonds on a Buenos Aires voyage. Miss Bianca Lourdes, Argentinian, linked to Firpo’s entry. Firpo may surrender to Eli’s Island immigration authorities. Opponents of Firpo Wills fight file protests with Gov Sizer, Mayor Hague, and Public Safety head Quinn, labeling the event brutal and harmful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman
Bushel
Firpo
Bianca Lourdes
New York
Buenos Aaires
Eli's Island
Jersey City
N. J
Firpe- Wills
Boyle's
Thirty Acres
Frank S Rutter
The
Society of New Jersey For Protection
George S Sizer
Frank Hague
Public Safety
Prince of Wales arrives at Burden estate after Wanamaker party
The Prince of Wales landed at the James A. Burden estate in Syosset at 4 30 this morning following a night of dancing at Rodman Wanamaker Sr s home. He was driven to the Burden residence and had dinner with the Wanamakers before dancing late.
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Syosset
Prince of Wales
James A. Burden
Rodman Wanamaker Sr
Wanamaker
Road Safety Phrases From a Bygone Era
A garbled collection of warnings about motorist conduct. It promotes slow speeds near twenty or fifteen miles an hour and warns against reckless driving, urging drivers to keep hands on the wheel and mind road conditions. It mocks aggressive driving and stresses cautious behavior.
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Gramiteher
Gire
Tully
Five Lost When Dredge Tug Alfred W Sinks Off Lorain
Five crew members were rescued after the dredge tug Alfred W sank three miles from Lorain harbor yesterday afternoon. The Carl Sloat fish tug responded to a distress call to save the crew. The Alfred W was en route from Lorain to Sandusky. Mary Profeo of Lorain has filed for divorce from Frank Profeo alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. They wed in 1921 and separated in 1922. she seeks divorce and alimony via real estate award.
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Lorain
Lorain, O
Alfred W
Lor Ran Harbor
Carl Sloat
Lorela
Sandusky
Mary
Profeo
Frank Profeo
Parachutist Lands Safely After Motor Failure
Cincinnati briefs report Clyde Emtk of Columbus Ohio suffered a stalled motor at 4000 feet and descended 3000 feet, landing in a corn field near Mason Ohio with no injuries and minor plane damage.
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Cincinnati
Canton
Clyde Em.tk
Columbus
Ohio
Mason
Socialist Party
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Hamilton County
Eugene V. Debs
Greece to receive 35 million loan installment pledge
Secretary of State Hughes promised the United States would advance 35 million dollars to Greece as the remaining portion of a 50.6 million loan if Congress approves. The report notes the loan’s partial disbursement and congressional sanction as the condition for the rest.
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Athens
Hestia
Hughes
United States
Greece
London
Dakar
West Attica
Naples
Hay
Geneva
League of Nations
Herriot
Mart Donald
Hired by Ford To Teach His Friends Old Time Dances
Desirous of reviving old fashioned dances Henry Ford hires Mrs. Benjamin B. Lovett and her husband to teach the quadrille Virginia Reel and other dances of yesteryear to his circle.
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Ford
Henry Tord
Benjamin B. Lovett
Yesteryear
Manhattan Laundry Wins Ten Prizes At Country Fair
The Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company raffled ten free prizes during a three day Country Fair. Hazel Watson of Grafton won five dollars worth of service, and Mrs. George Dion of Oberlin claimed three dollars. Other winners included Mrs M F Betta Kipton and several residents from Lorain Grafton Amherst and Columbus Station.
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Manhattan Laundry
Manhattan Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company
Manhattan
Hazel Watson
Grafton
George Dion
Oberlin
M. F. Betta
Kipton
D. W. Myers
Lorain
A. Hoffman Grafton
Arthur Gringie
Amherst
J. E. Wissinger
Furnace Street
Charles Ammon
Columbia Station
Chanty Shered
West Street
Agnes Dlford
Columbis Statier
Eagles to Face Amherst Sandstones in Upcoming Game
Lorain Eagles, eliminated by Sham tucks in a final free home game, will play Amherst Sandstones of South Amherst this Sunday. The schedule includes matches at Cascade Park in Elyria and a trip to Dover over the next two weeks.
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Lorain Eagles
Amherst
Lorain
Eagles
Sevier
Shamtucks
Amherst Sandstones
South Amherst
Candi
Cascade Park
Elyrna
Dover
International polo games moved. rain delays start
The first polo match in the International series at Meadowbrook is postponed due to field conditions after rain. The U S Polo Association chair Louis E Lodéard said the first game will be next Tuesday with the second and third games following on subsequent Saturdays.
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New York
Meadowbrook
Louis E. Lodéard
U. S
Westchester Racing Assoc Ellmont Park Meeting
Trotting meets across Hartford Connecticut and Montreal Dorval Jockey Club events listed. International polo inters regional matches begin in Weehawken. National track and golf championships noted with venues Providence Chicago Everett Del Monte. France Australia Davis Cup final set in Boston. Anglo American six meter yachts start at Oyster Bay and Italian Grand Prix at Monza.
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Westchester Racing Association
Ellmont Park
Dorval Jockey Club
Montreal
Grand
Hartfowl
Onn
Polo
Weeburgy
West
Orange
N. J
Providence
Chicago
Washington
Everett
California
del Monte
Boston
Oyster Bay
Monza
Stock Market Mixed Amid Economic Hints and Rail Rumors
Stocks eased from the previous session as cautious sentiment lingered. Rail shares led gains on rumored Consolidations while American Woolen and several blue chips declined. oil and copper issues showed limited movement amid the broader market, with a mixed closing across major issues in New York.
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N. Y
New York
Dun’s
Bradstreet
Commission House
Maine
Lackawanna
van Sweringen
St Paul
New Haven
Baldwin
Chandler Motor
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Chile
Chino
Colorado
Columbia Gas
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Aves
Delaware & Hudson
Bett
Shjuterine Nels
Ee.e
Gen. Electric
Cees St
Inspiration Copper
Eeseee
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Mariew
Northern Pacific
American Locomotive
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel & Tel
American Woolen
Anaconda
Atchisen
Tus Atlantic Gut & W. I
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ome
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Superior
California Pet
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chicago Mil & St. Paul
NWN
Central
N.Y. N.H
Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Reading
Jtomblic Iron & Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker
Texas Co
Cee
Sinclair OW
Life of Crusading Pastor Is Guarded
A guarded life frames the crusading pastor whose work spans communities and causes. The piece details the pastor’s public leadership, defense of faith, and ongoing campaigns to aid the needy while facing opposition from critics.
Grain market steadies amid frost fears in Chicago
Chicago open shows mixed grain with wheat slight declines and corn oats mixed. Frost damage reports in the corn belt buoyed wheat while foreign buying offset with selling. Liberty bond opens in New York with prices listed for 3 1 2s and several 4 1 4s issues.
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Chicago
Local Kiwanians Dine With Pittsfield Men at Church
Wellington reports twenty local Kiwanians shared supper with Pittsfield men in the Methodist church dining room. Rev. A G Funnell of Norwalk spoke on dangers of present civilization. Church ladies served a chicken dinner. About forty five Pittsfield men attended.
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Wellington
Pittsfield
Methodist
A. G. Funnell
Norwalk
Wellington to Observe National Defense Day
Wellington proclaims a Friday half holiday September 12 from 1 30 to 4 p m to join National Defense Day plan. Lorain county to enlist 1403 men 18 to 35 for one day with assembly at 1 p m and a parade formation at 3 p m followed by a patriotic program. The American Soccer League plans a 12 club circuit this season.
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Wellington
Mavor Gott
Lorain County
Park 5
Home Builders Class Elects Officers in Amherst Meeting
The Home Builders Class of the Stone Church in Amherst held its annual meeting at Newton Houslein in Stownheim. Forty attended and elected Werner as president, J S Chiford as vice president, and Peter Becker as secretary and treasurer. A business session was followed by social time and refreshments. Two members Newton Holzhauer and J Chinford celebrated wedding anniversaries.
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Amherst
Stone Church
Newton Houstien
Stownheim
Werner
J. S. Chiford
Seridary
Peter Becker
Newton Holzhauer
J. Chinford
High School Paper Staff Selections Announced
Amherst reports the Junior and Senior High chapel details and the high school paper staff selections. Editor William Smith leads. other roles include Dorothy Cos social editor Germaine Lahiff. advertising manager Thomas Cwiselnau. alumni editor Madeleine Davie. sports editor Florence Frederik. circulation manager Nelson Zilch. feature writers Gressler Strohmeyer Rachwood. Joint birthday party noted at the Daniel home on Elyria Avenue.
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Amherst
Wiss Kelch
Miss Bellar
Miss Steele
Miss Murray
Wm Smith
Miss Stut
Mr Powers
Germaine Lahiff
Thomas Cwiselnau
Arlene Kelch
Joseph Wesbecher
Madeleine Davie
Florence Frederik
Nelson Zilch
Clair Yentzer
Alvin Duesehle
Margaret Gressler
Robert Strohmeyer
Earl Rach~wood
Nichols and Guests Attend Elyria Social Event
A social gathering in Elyria honored Nichols and Danie with a blue and white decor theme. The luncheon followed in the dining room with guests including Mr and Mrs LB and Mr and Mrs J Nichols among numerous others.
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Nichols
Elyria
Danie
Danb
J. Nichols
Henry Schanb
H. J. Utert
C. Utert
Glady
Trod
Trod and Miss Schramm, All At Elyria
Dorothy Moff
Alma Daniel
Gigorge Lluser
Wallace Nicholy
George Daniel
John Schaut
Mr. and
Alrs. Dante
Surprise wedding unites Adrian Hopper and Alice Schriner
Sept 6 in Amhers where Adrian Hopper a 21 carpenter wed Alice Schriner 17 daughter of Feuldine Schriner North Ridge. The ceremony was a surprise to family as the bride’s ill father Feuldine Schriner rests in a local hospital. Reverend Stuart officiated.
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Marrage Leas
Adrian Hopper
Carpentr
Alice Schriner
Feuldine Schriner
North Ridge
Rey
Stuart
Girends
Muimoster
Egeland Hosts I Society Meeting in Amherst
Mrs. John Egeland of Spring Street hosted the I Society of the M. B. church with fourteen attendees. The group voted to shift meetings to the first and third Tuesdays, with Miss Virginia Gilman slated to lead the next gathering. Grace Rice of Canton visiting. Various local residents and visitors noted. Two new births and illnesses listed in town.
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Amherst
Grace Rice
Canton
Claire Stiwald
Edna
Olive Belar
Jennie Jaeger
Katharine White
Elberta Beach
Antone Zerhizra
Howard Walker
Alden Delefield
Eh, Sahis
Katharine Becker
Catharine Kolbe
Port Clinton
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Dimitri
Mettre Sestly
Prince Dimitri Alexaurdeovitch
Cear
Russia
Peter the Great
Mrs. Duke
Central Avenue
Wasrington
Sept
Testace
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Delatrare
Stone
U. S. Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Calumet Country Club
Cleveland
Olympic Arena
Jene Tunney
Harry. Greh
Joe Lewis
East End
Egies
Clainey
White Sox
Browns
Mike C
A. B. Mercer
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Chicago Grain
Nec
Liberty Bonds
A. B. Curtice
Kiwanis Club
Catarr
Planten
Honry ST
Brooklyn
M.A. Abbe
Elyria Savings & Teast
By MI86
Lucy Horn
Werner Zileh
AE Daniel Home
John Daniel
Elyria Avenue
Amherst Personals
Dean
Murs
Sarah Wathew
Foster-Milburn Co
Mig. Chemists
Buffalo
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