Open And Closed Shop Fight Seen in Barber Strike
Barber strike in the city splits shops into open and closed lists. Ten shops on the unfair list display union cards while nine fair shops comply with rules and close Wednesday afternoons. Strikers have moved to fair shops or left the city, with one union member losing his card and facing a fine to be reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Pemberthy
David
Owenstine
Sam Winsell
William Emberthy
The
Barbers Union
Rhers
Pemberthy
Barrw
Lorain
Cleveland
Ohapat
Oberlin
Sanctuaxy
Tole- Columbus Alherst
Weilton
Remov
Aftfon
Lord
Seven Women Named on County Board by Lorain Republicans
The Lorain County Republican executive committee expanded from nine to sixteen members at the Redington Block headquarters. Seven women join the board including Mrs J M Clark as vice chairman and others from Elyria Amherst Ripon Lorain and Oberlin. additional appointees from Wellington and eastern county pending acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Republican Executive Committee
Redington
J M Clark
Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria
William Coburn
Amherst
Sam Heigh
Ripton
Dan Bogus
Lorain
W C Christy
Oberlin
Wellington
Omen Favor Harding In First Days Straw Ballot
Report on the first day of a women’s straw ballot shows favorable views for Warren G. Harding with several intend to vote Republican. Notes some wives influence ballots and lists candidates Cox and others. blank ballots available at local polling places and a mail ballot option.
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Harding
Thompson and Lowden men in close battle
Chicago returns from the September primary show a tight race between Thompson and Lowden, with full county and city nominations at stake. Early Chicago tallies favored Thompson, while Downstate results widened Lowden’s lead, as observers noted a split across state and local races including Smith vs McKinley for Senate, Oglesby vs Small for governor, and Cannon’s late surge in the 19th district.
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Chicago
Lowden
Thompson
Yates
William Hale Thomp- Sol
Goveror
Frank O Lowden
Lowdon
Lewis Wang
J Fiamitton Lewis
Barratt O'Hare
Senate
Gary
Robert E Burke
Peter Waller
Ughefett
al Aiute
Cook County
Maclay Hoyne
Michael Igoe
South
Frank L. Smith Thompson
William B McKinley
Precineta
Smith
McKinley
Small
Oglesby
Ogleshy
Uncle Joe
Joseph G. Cannon
Danville
William E Mason
Richard Yates
Stephen Day
John J Brown
Mac Swiney Weaker After Hunger Strike Night
London reports Terence Mac Swiney lord mayor of Cork grew weaker on the 25th day of his hunger strike after a difficult night at Briosiola prison. Physicians from the home office say he rested poorly and appeared very weak and worn, with the lord mayor’s condition questioned by the Irish self-determination league.
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London
Terence Mac Swiney
Cork
Home Office
Brisiola
Mac Swiney
Irish ‘Self-Determination League
Congressman Cooper to Speak in Elyria Lorain Rally
Congressman Cooper has accepted an invitation to speak in Elyria and Lorain on September 29 as Republican rallies are held. The Elyria address is expected at five o clock in the Star News building.
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Gooper
Younis
Elyria
Lorain
Star News
Wall Street explosion ties to dynamite in street
A noon blast on Wall Street caused by dynamite in the street ripped through offices near the Morgan building and the subtreasury. Officials report dozens killed and many injured as guards surround financial district and investigators pursue leads about a car and two men. The Morgan firm sustains heavy damage while the wider district braces for a still unclear casualty count and cause.
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Traine
J. P. Morgan & Company
Morgan
Broad Street
Morgan Bonking House
J.P. Morgan
Europe
Thomas W. Lamont
Elliot €. Bacon
Dwight C. Morrow
George Whitney
Enright
Bacon
Junius Spencer Morgan
Lament
Junius Morgan
J. P. Morgan and Company
Lamont
Mr. Morgan
Joyce
William Joyce
Securities Department
P. W. Joyce
Ulysses
Grant
Treasury
Governors Island
U. S
Frank Francisco
Department of Justice
New York
The
Associated Pregg
Wall Street
Broadway Sun
Jenly
Wall
Manhattan Island
America
Financial Center
New Jersey
Dunham Beedon
Newark
Financial District
Say
United States Sub-Treasury
Lower Manhattan
Celebration of suffrage victory at city women’s meeting
A mass meeting in Chamber of Commerce hall drew women from all city areas to celebrate the Nineteenth Amendment victory. Organizers formed a temporary group, planned a victory demonstration with banners and speakers, and elected officers for Elyria League of Women Voters. Funds were raised from diverse communities to support the celebration activities and future committees.
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Chamber of ’ Merce Hall
Exerutiae Committee
Iin
Rane
Aame
J W Smith
Politics Department
Elyria League of Women Voters
J W. Smrth
Scavening
F. M. Stevens
Harry
L Sotherden
Ties Notley
J. G. Stark
Traxler Seizes Name From County Ticket
A contested nomination struggles as Traxler withdraws from the county ticket. The board announces the move while Edwand Phagler exits the Democratic ticket for county commissioner amid contested implausible claims and a terse ruling.
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Traxler
His
County Ticket
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Elyria League of Wowan Voters
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