Elyria Sees Boost From New Magnesium Plant
A Chronicle Telegram notice reports the formation of Elyria Magnesium Products Co with Elyria business leaders and A R Bullock of Lakewood. The piece argues diversified local industry strengthens the city, notes potential new plants and factory space, and calls for civic leadership and community support to attract and sustain manufacturing jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria Magnesium Products Co
A. R. Bullock
Lakewood
Chamber of Commerce
Work of Child Health Conference Outlined by Wilber
Ray Lyman Wilber outlines the White House conference on child health and protection. The four sections study medical service related to children and have grown to 1,100 workers. A large project includes the family interview survey and a vast record collection from urban and rural preschool care.
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Ray Lyman Wilber
Boonesboro
Stanford Uniand Cooper Medical College
Stanford University
Stanford
Interior
Hoover
U.S. Food Adinistration
Washington
White House
Ray Lyman
Wilrtr
Itk
Nhat
Department of Agriculture
Spending Twenty Dollars For Labor Day Outlook
Boston Mayor argues that if every capable person spends 20 for necessities, prosperity would rise quickly. Merchants stock revamp, factories bustle, payrolls grow, and spending fuels business momentum. a nationwide, multiplied effect is suggested alongside a comparison to the Prince of Wales spending 82500 on clothes.
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Boston
Mass
Prince of Wales
The Age Question and Medical Progress
The piece discusses aging, medical gains, and degenerative diseases that affect later life. It contrasts views that old age is health driven with those claiming the body wears out with time, noting heart and kidney illnesses as persistent threats despite advances in medicine. It cites flapper imagery and modern cures as context for aging perceptions.
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Flapper
County rulers miss John Barleycorn in list
A lighthearted note remarks Ambassador Gerard left out John Barleycorn among sixty four county rulers. The tone hints at playful modesty and a dash of sarcasm about who governs.
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Gerard
John Barleycorn
Thia County
Notable anniversaries of historical figures and artists
Today marks birthdays and death anniversaries of figures such as Richard the Lionheart born earlier, Ludovico Ariosto born, Mrs. Russell Sage, Frederic Mistral, Raphael Pumpelly, Antonin Dvorak. Dates span 14v4 1823 1923 1904 with places Oswego Syracuse Newport and cities New York City.
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Richard J
England
Ludovicn Atriosto
Russell Sage
Syracuse
New York City
Frederic Mistral
Raphael Pumpeliv
Oswego
Newport
R.I
Anton Dvorak
Historic Events and Births From Early News History
Highlights include 1766 Montreal falling to the English. 1867 amnesty proclamation. 1990 Galveston hurricane toll of 6000. 1326 Germany admitted to League of Nations Assembly. Births noted: Elmer Thomas, James McClintic, Howard Sutherland, Reginald Kauffman, George Dern, William Jacobs. Also today’s horoscope and Bach organ concert note.
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Montreal
Canada
Galveston
Texas
Germany
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Elmer Thomas
United States
Oklahoma
Greencastle
Ind
James \. McClintic
Congress
Bremond
Howard Sutherland
Kirkwood
Reginald Wright Kauffman
Columbia
George H. Dern
Utah
Dodge Co
Nebr
Wiliam W. Jacobs
Virgil Jasper of Elyria Cors? Drums and War Service
Virgil Jasper born January 27 1891 in Cleveland Ohio joined Elyria's Champion Drum and Bugle Corps. He served in the 13th Field Artillery Ohio's Own 37th Division overseas from 1917 to 1919, saw action in France, returned aboard the Vermont, married Ruth Wernhof in 1929, and became a salesman for General Industries. He is an active Legionnaire and former post commander.
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Virgil
Jasper
Cleveland
Ohio
Eliria
Garford Manufacturing Company
13Ath. Field Artillery of
Hororata
Liverpool
England
France
Tryone
Marbach
Thiaucourt
Thos Brut
G. I
States
Vermont
Camp Sherman
Ruth Wernhof
General Industries Company
Legion
Man Leaps From Akron Viaduct After Alimony Struggle
Louis Boosheck aged 45 jumped to his death from the North Hill viaduct in Akron Sunday afternoon. He left a note for his nine year old daughter saying he was out of work and unable to pay alimony. Boosheck climbed over the rail near the center and plunged 130 feet to the pavement below as onlookers watched. Soil erosion washed away an inch of soil per year.
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Akron
Louis Boosheck
North Hill
Boosheck
Mother and Baby Injured in Auto Crash
In Cleveland a mother Mrs. Mary Hubbard and her 15 month old son Charles were seriously injured when an auto the baby's father William Hubbard 40 was driving was struck by a Cleveland South Western Electric Car at a crossing. The car burial left both victims with fractured skulls and in critical condition at Berea Memorial Hospital. Hubbard was uninjured and said he did not see the electric car approaching as he turned onto the street.
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Cleveland
Mary Hubbard
Charles
Berea Memorial Hospital
William Hubbard
Hubbard
Autos Damaged In Crash Here
A Saturday afternoon crash on East Bridge street damaged two autos. John P. Crowley of St Paul and Arthur Wiech of 205 Pasadera were involved after Crowley stopped to ask the way to Cleveland. Wiech’s car struck Crowley from the rear, injuring neither driver and damaging both vehicles.
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Cleveland
East Bridge Street
John P. Crowley
St. Paul
Curtis Denies Influence Over Alcohol Permits
Vice President Curtis issued a strong denial after a Washington Post report quoted Major Maurice Campbell alleging Curtis used his influence as a senator to secure alcohol withdrawal permits. Curtis told United Press he never used influence for permits and that any mention of such actions was done without his knowledge or consent. He criticized campaign managers in New York and Washington for pressuring for permits.
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Washington
Curtis
Washington Post
Maurice Campbell
New York Prohibition
United Press
Begrae
Campbell
New York
Quencen
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the Chronicle
Members Audit Bureau of
Second Street
de Levain County Printing & Publishing Company
Postofica
Lorain
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
Michigan Ave
Bee Fr
Detroit
General Motors
Jill
Lion
Harvard College
Schnitger
Hamburg
Drum, Bugle Corps
Geo. H. Allen
Duco
Murphy Bros
Broad Street
Cavagna Bros
Ely Block
Middle Ave
Broad St
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