UDMUTT Published by Clare George City Editor
Publishes every evening except Sunday with standard post office entry and rate details. Rates listed include two cents per copy, twelve cents weekly, and annual mail prices for Elyria Lorain counties Ohio and beyond. Foreign advertising reps are Joan W Culler Company with Chicago New York Detroit addresses.
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Joan W. Culler Company
Michigan Ave
New York
Fifth Ave
Detroit
General Motors
Dreams of Youth Stir a Bulgarian King and an Nebraska Engineer
King Boris of Bulgaria, wielding vast royal power, still yearns to be a locomotive engineer. Augustus Phillips of Falls City, Nebraska, an genuine engineer, has just visited Boris and shared the dream. The piece celebrates youthful ambitions across social ranks and the romance of trains.
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Bulgaria
Augustus Phillips
Falls City
Neb
Phillips
Chautauqua Adieu Ends Rural Entertainment Era
The chautauqua movement fades from rural America as modern media and transportation erode its audience. Once the year’s biggest community event, it drew non urban patrons to lectures, music and drama but declined as radio films cars and roads reshaped leisure. The article recalls Switzerland bell ringers and performers who gave the era its spellbinding appeal.
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United States
America
East
Missouri River
Sierra Nevada
Federal children's bureau built to curb abuses and aid welfare
Nearly 30 years ago Roosevelt urged a federal source for child life data. Taft created the bureau to inform policy, fostering state programs, lowering infant mortality, reducing epidemics, and shaping a stronger generation. It notes the shift from shirt sleeves to shirtless and critiques war’s madness.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Children's Bureau
Taft
Italy Sets Pace With New Luxury Liners Rex And Conte
Italy accelerates shipbuilding with the 880 foot Rex, largest since WWI, poised for 27 knot speed and October New York arrival. Its sister Conte di Savoia will follow with gyro stabilizer and expanded sports deck, adding to Italy’s already dominant Mediterranean liner fleet.
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Italy
New York
Mediterranean
Readers Beat the Tax Burden in City Budget Letter
The Chronicle Telegram announces it will publish writers’ names with letters to readers to increase transparency. A September 1932 letter argues city budget cuts show wage reductions are necessary, urging officials to curb government costs and pointing to savings opportunities in city operations.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Anniversaries Highlight Historic Figures Across Eras
Today’s anniversaries recall Thomas Hutchinson born in Boston 1711 and famed colonial governor, Luigi Galvani born 1737-1738 credited with galvanism, Eleazar Lord noted banker and founder of Sunday School, Elliott Cowes American scientist, Maurice Thompson popular author, and Victor F. Lawson Chicago editor born in 1850 with deaths listed through 1925.
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Thomas Hutchinson
Massachusetts
Boston
England
Luigi Galvani
Eleazar Lord
New York
Franklin, Conn
Piermont
N. Y
Elliott Cowes
Portsmouth
Baltimore
Maurice Thompson
Fairfield
Ind
Crawfordville
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago
Today in History highlights key events and births
The column notes 1776 Continental commissions to bear United States, 1826 Christian Advocate founded, 1850 California statehood and territories organized, 1919 Boston police strike, and several notable birthdays including William Mitchell, Mary Austin, Ralph Waldo Trine, Owen Lovejoy, Edward Hill, and Viscount Lascelles born across various years.
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United Colonies
United States
Christian Advocate
California
New Mexico
Utah Territories
Boston
Willam
Dewitt Mitchell
Minnesota
Winona
Minn
Mary HK. Austin
Carlinville
Ralph Waldo Trine
Mt. Morris
Owen RK
Lovejoy
New York
Children’s Aid Society
Jamestown
Mich
Edward B. Hill
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Viscount Lascelles
Britain
Princess Mary
Means as asset to financial social success note
The phrase suggests that mastering certain means will aid both financial achievement and social well being, signaling that practical methods offer broad personal gain beyond monetary value. It reflects a viewpoint on integrated success linking wealth with social advantage.
Elyria Delivers Rousing Garford Parade and Local News
Six thousand Elyrians cheered the Progressive Party governor candidate A L Garford with a parade to his home and a square mass meeting. A single woman was injured and two buggies overturned in a Cleveland Street collision. Battery B veterans returned from home leave before training at Camp Perry. St Pauls Church dedicated before a large crowd with over 700 dollars in free will offerings to reduce its debt.
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Cleveland Street
Elyria
Second Ohio Field Artillery
Camp Perry
Montgomery
Alabama
St. Paul’s Church
Krause
Moose lodge buys Day home for 40000 on Second Street
Chron The Elyria lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose purchased the late home of S. B. Day on Second Street near the Rialto Theatre for 40000 this afternoon. They plan to build a modern lodge on the site, while the lodge now occupies the Strand Theatre building’s two upper floors. A community request to abate Black River pollution is to be presented to council by river-area residents Monday night.
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S. B. Day
Second Street
Rialto Theatre
Strand Theatre
Black River
Lorain Fair Admissions Top Three Day Count
Lorain county fair sales totaled 15910 admissions over three days as reported today. Lorain city council plans to oppose a proposed fare increase for street cars from five to six cents.
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Lorain County
Lorain
Democratic Banner Vanishes and Girl Seeks Parents After 60 Years
In Chicago a woman seeks her parents after six decades since the 1871 fire. Mrs. Louis Haring of Rochester, NY, appeals to police to locate her father and mother who she last knew as a fair blue eyed infant rescued by William and Martha Large. The couple won’t reveal names. Mrs Large is dead. Separate from her adoptive family long ago, she asks authorities to help find surviving relatives.
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Chicago
Louis Haring
Rochester
N. Y
William
Martha Large
Mrs. Large
Plans for memorial monument considered
Hoquiam Washington plans to establish a memorial marker at Cedar Creek an ocean resort north of Kalama to honor the first Washington visit by a white man George Northrup Jefferson Court legislator and Western Olympic Club president proposes Cedar Creek as the landing site led by Captain Bruno Heceta to mark a historic landing the year before Independence was declared.
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Hoquiam
Wash
Washington
George Northrup
Jefferson Court
Olympic Club
Cedar
Cedar Creek
Bruno Heceta
United States
Horoscope Portrait of a Versatile Social Person
Today suggests a versatile individual thriving in social life. The narrative notes many friends, success through pleasant associations in casual business encounters, and a well suited character for broad social activity.
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