Hughes to Speak at Ely Park Rally Next Tuesday
A crowd of 10 000 is expected to hear Charles E. Hughes the Republican presidential nominee speak from the bandstand in Ely Park next Tuesday afternoon. The Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company plans a new Broad street building west of Lewis Dry Goods, to start immediately and be ready by summer 1917. Rev S L Stewart pastor of First M E Church for five years transfers to Massillon First Church and will begin work there Sunday. Rev William Barcus Winters assigned to the local church.
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Charles E. Hughes
Ely Park
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Broad Street
Lewis Dry Goods
Massillon
William Barcus Winters
War Correspondents Face Press Freedom Clash in Spain
American reporters in Cincinnati report trouble with Spanish Civil War dispatches. They are accused of mislabeling rebel factions and face censorship as editors disguise as generals. The piece notes a lack of freedom of expression regardless of who wins.
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Cincinnati
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Wakeman Moves Into Parsons Place In Norwalk Area
Mr and Mrs Morris Reed and sons have moved into J C Parsons place recently vacated by Ed Ebel and family. Mrs W J Benson visited Norwalk Monday. Mrs Frank Mills of Elyria dined with Mr and Mrs W J Benson. Louis Murray attends Oberlin Business College. Mr and Mrs Carl Shafer of Norwalk visited Lovisa Wood's home. Mrs Thomas Hurst of Clarkfield and Mrs William Baird of Amherst were callers of Lovisa Wood.
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Thomas Hurst
Clarksfield
William Baird
Amherst
Lovisa Wood
WPA scandal prompts reform league to urge executive action
The National Civil Service Reform League accuses WPA chief Hopkins of letting politics seep into relief appointments. It urges the President to use an executive order to end political endorsements and enforce civil service rules, aiming to curb waste and corruption in relief.
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Hopkins
WPA
National Civil Service Reform League
Oklahoma
Aubrey Williams
Civil Service Reform League
League
Mr. Hopkins
National Civil Service’Reform League
W. W. Montgomery, Jr
Congress
Washington Post
Weather folly across the globe as forecasts vary
A columnist notes that U S Weather Bureau forecasts miss more than they hit with wide station variation. California shows 90 percent accuracy, Hawaii has rain daily, Maine fog is common. Cherra Punji Assam and Tocopilla Chile are cited for dramatic forecast reliability.
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Washington
U.S. Weather Bureau
California
Maine
Cherra Punji
Assam
Tocopilla
Chile
Azizia
Tripoli
New England
Animals Learn to Stop Scolding Humans Says News
Editorial notes that human friendship with wildlife harms animals. Bears roam parks unafraid and raid cabins while park squirrels grow fat and lazy. Lions in Africa lounge on roads as motorists struggle to stop. A call for a Solomon to instruct animals on proper conduct closes the piece.
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Africa
Anniversaries of notable births and events listed
A dated roll of notable anniversaries lists Savonarola Joliet Jackson Stevenson Little Gosse Rea and others with birth and death dates. It notes the first US daily newspaper Pennsylvanian Packet 1784 and figures like Wilbur Wright Cook Roosevelt Howell Stimson Webster Wangensteen Carminati and Wells with years ago.
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Savonarela
Louis Joliet
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Canada
James Jackson
Georgia
Yazoo
England
Carter L. Stevenson
Fredericksburg
Careclina Co
Charles J. Little
Chicago
Garrett Bible Institute
Philadelphia
Sir Edmund Gosse
Samuel Rea
Pennsyvania Railway
Hollidaysburg
Pensylvania Packet
General Advertiser
Pennsylvania Packet
Daily Advertiser
Joseph Smith
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
France
Fort Meyer
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
New York
Department of State
Bureau
James Roosevelt
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Barnwell Co
Tualiio Carminati
Dalmatia
H. G .Herbert George? Wells
Birth Horoscope for Today’s Native
The native has a rich generous disposition with good intelligence and industrious habits. Reserve marks the inner mind which stays largely unrevealed. many friends and possibly a large family are indicated depending on birth hour. good fortune is probable.
Roundelay of Wit and Notables in New York City
A diary stroll through New York life featuring Lois Long and Sheila Barrett items, notes from Adela St. John, and a London return tease from Harry Richman. Alfred Segal retires at 55 with two years left. vignettes of dogs with perceived sixth sense and a tremor in a Los Angeles hotel. Personal notes on Brinkerhoff island life, Joyce Kilmer, Kipling, Maugham, and other cultural figures intersperse social asides and memos from familiar names.
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New York
Lois Long
Sheila Barrett
Adela St. John
Harry Richman
London
Howard Acton
Cincinnati
Alfred Segal
Middle West
Frank Crowninshield
George Belcher
Roslin
Washington Inn
Bruce Barrons
Albert Parson Ter- Rune
Sunnybank
Los Angeles
Boston
Billy
Richard Washburn
Henry
Union Square
Kipling
Sudan
Somerset Maugham
Paris
Monte Carlo
Bagatelles
Graham McNamee
Lucien LeLong
Groven Whalen
Gabriel Hess
H. G. Wells
Lionel Barrymore
Joe Laurie, Jr
Holy Rosary Church Plans New Elyria Building Site
Fifteen years ago the Holy Rosary Church announced plans to build a new church after purchasing a lot at West Avenue and Seventeenth Street in Elyria. Police and firemen faced delayed pay as safety funds were exhausted.
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Elyria
Holy Rosary Church
West Avenue
Seventeenth Street
North-East Ohio Methodist Conference opens with 250 plus attend
The fifteenth session opens with more than 250 registered by noon and 506 expected by night. Robert T. Moore named physical director for the Y M C A, previously directing physical education in Van Wert schools. Oberlin honors Dr Henry Churchill King as its first citizen at a dinner for 150. Nearly 200 Elyrians ride a special train to the American Legion convention in Detroit. President Hoover greets Elyrians as trains reach Toledo.
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Robert T. Moore
van Wert
Oberlin
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
National Convention of the American Legion
Detroit
Hoover
Elyria
Toledo
Ancient Gravesend Mace Redeemed From Pawn
London report notes the Gravesend borough mace dating 1778 is to be regilded after a history of pawnshop sale. The 1851 sheriff's office seized it with the fire engine and robes to pay debts. it later passed to a pawnbroker and was redeemed for 1556 dollars.
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London
Gravesend
England
Sheriff's Office
Off my ticket she nods at him as Romeo pursues
A terse line from a vintage crime romance hints at a femme fatale’s wary stance toward a pursuer. The exchange frames a tense dynamic between a wary woman and a relentless suitor amid a noir mood.
Nations Meet The Moment When Weapons Lose Their Taste
A proverb about nations realizing their great ammunition plants cannot be eaten, underscoring a shift from war materiel to nonviolent concerns and the futility of relying on firepower for security.
Local residents visit and changeover updates
Bertha Filkins and Mrs Busek visited Burton Thomas and Mr Busek when their boat docked at Sandusky Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Robert Hoyt is serving as substitute at the Post Office. Vivian Currier begins nursing training at Huron Road Hospital in Cleveland. Artene Butler works at Clover Farm Store on Pleasant Street. Mr and Mrs Edwin Fathauer and family and Mr and Mrs Elmer Fathauer with son of Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Elmer Beecher. Mr and Mrs Herbert Beecher and daughter from Pontiac Michigan were recent guests of the former.
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Bertha Filkins
Herbert Beecher
Pontiac, Mich
Beecher
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Featere Syedieste, Inc
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Bob
Pat Brinkerhoff
Brinkerhoff
Meddrbemps
Ofrs
Brinkerhoffs
Briggs and
Webster
Fannie Brice
Joyce Kilmer
James Whitcomb Riley
Rosclie
Ohio
Mill Street
Low Bell Co
Kodak Pictures
Middle Ave
Carl Fowl
Fowl
B. T. Bastian
Bastian Grocery
Ted Smith
Elyria Ford
OleGorg
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