Restaurant Price Board Meeting Set For September
Restaurant heads will convene with the County Price Board to discuss rent profiteering and restaurant prices. The meeting is planned for Wednesday evening September 29 at 7 15 p m in Elyma to address complaints about overcharges and alleged racketeering, with all local proprietors invited.
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Ain County Fair Price Commission
Ens
Lorain Uty Fair Price Commission
Broid
Elyma
Oh Ren
Tad
Hart Hee
Statian
Tibet Cit Teast
Whitehead
Cappiar H
Policemen Examination Notice For Applicants
An examination date of Sept 29 is announced for police candidates. The text notes multiple vacancies and that department officials have started receiving applications already.
Elyria Tailor Declines Stock Offer Amid War Losses
Levy Bloch, a tailor in Elyria, rejects an offer to sell 700 shares of Silver Mining Co stock for 290 a share. The stock, bought from Alabama veterans after World War I for 60, later fell toward worthlessness. A New York broker telegram offered 2209 a share, but Bloch did not reply, following advice from Isa Ternes that the stock could rise to 200 a share and that a new bidder might appear seeking control.
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Toe Levy
Tauor Turner Bloch
Ashe Silver Mining Co
T Down
Alabamy
Dias
Gisheyy
Tod
Worthides
Livy
Y P Thames
New York
Isa Ternes
Longwear Rubber Co Moves Part of Plant
The Longwear Rubber Co, which closed its plant here, moved part of its machinery to the Quality Rubber Co plant in Anderson, Indiana. The local plant will be reopened as adjustments with stockholders nationwide are being made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwear Rubber CO
Wlorgwear Rubber Co
Quality Rubber Co
Anderson Ind
Feast of Tabernacles celebrated by Rio Jews soon
Rio Jews prepare to observe the Feast of Tabernacles for eight days beginning late September through October. The observance emphasizes simple living, democracy in the home, and the social duty of Judaism to support daily bread, moral life, and communal prosperity within the nation.
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Roacles
Ternel
Gion
Politi
France Names Maillerand President After Deschanel Resigns
The French Premier Alexander Maillerand was elected president of France today succeeding Paul Deschanel who resigns due to ill health. Maillerand won 695 of 892 cabinet votes. The election took place at Verseilles on September 23.
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Verseiles
France
Alexander Mallerand
Paul Deschanel
Il Health Mailler
No Expense In Circulating Petition
County Board of Election reports no money spent on circulating the referendum petition on election rites. Petitions remain with City Auditor Walter Guthman for inspection by interested persons.
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County Board of Election
Walter Guthman
Persong
Wife and Money Gone in Hungarian Divorce Case
Mike Osztivwnyal files for divorce from his wife Mert alleging gross neglect of duty and drunkenness. They married in 1918 and he accuses her of long- term absence from home, frequent drinking with other men, and one disruption of a gathering when she sat on another man’s lap. He claims she took $2,590 and returned to her former home in Hungary.
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Mike Osztivwnyal
Mert
Lyra
le Rain
Hungary
Eveline Spieth Becomes City Typist in Jones Administration
Miss Eveline Spieth of 253 Went Eighth Street starts as the new stenographer for Mayor Jones and the city auditor's office today. She fills the post left vacant by Kathryne Adela Uthe, who has resigned to attend school in Newien, Massachusetts.
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Eveline Spieth
Jones
Kathryne Adela Uthe
Echoo
Gira
Newien
Mass
National Legion Conclave to Draw Thousands from Ohio
More than fifteen thousand Ohioans outside Cleveland are expected at the American Legion’s second annual national convention in the city September 27 to 29. Colonel John Ro McQuwyx, elected Ohio department commander, calls the estimate conservative from reports across five or six cities. Delegations from Akron, Cleveland area towns, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo, Cincinnati, and Springfield are anticipated, with special trains from Akron and nearby towns. There is strong sentiment in Ohio for Fo W Galbraith of Cincinnati to be National commander, a non-active candidate, as boosters push his renomination potential. Page Two continues.
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Cleveland
of the American Legion
John Ro McQwyx
Depatment of
Ohio
Youngstown
CY Shields
Summit County
Leefonsgayg
Akron
Thex
Ashttonin
Cinton
Chagrin
Falla
Columbus
Darton
Toledo
Mamilton
Springfield
McOulge Saya
Fo W Galbraith
Cincinnati
Department of Ohio
Franklin DoNer
Philadelphia
Galbraith
Motorcycle crash injures rider near Kipling and Clark
A motorcyclist on Elmer Castle Williams and Clark streets skidded near Kipling and Clark this morning. He suffered bruises and cuts to his arms and shoulders and was taken to Memorial hospital.
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Elmer Castle
Williams and Clark Streets
Kipling and
Clark Streets
Memorial Hospital
Marriage Licenses for Local Residents in Amherst and Pittsburg
A list of marriage licenses shows Fred Farschman, 26, lathe operator, and Laura Hauer, 26, as a couple. John Mikola, machinist, and Elizabeth Falstner, 16. Joseph Green, 35, jeweler, Pittsburg, and Mollte Abrams, 28. Lorain Harvey Ludwig, 21, brakeman, and Marion Drobdel, 19, Amherst. The record details ages occupations and partners for these local marriages.
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Fred Farschman
Laura Hauer
Lersin
John Mikola
Ditzabeth Falstner
Lorain
Joseph Green
Pittsburg
Mollte Abrams
Harvey Ludwig
Marion Drobdel
Amherst
Women To Mass Here On Friday Demonstration Planned
The Elyria League of Women Voters organizing a Suffrage Victory demonstration tomorrow evening with a parade and speeches. Dora Bachman of Columbus will address Citizenship. Mayor A R Jones and ex Ambassador William Sharp to speak. Mrs J W Smith to chair the Political Science department program. A parade forms at West Ave and Second St at 7:30 PM, marching east to Beach Street, then south to Second St and the courthouse steps where a platform will be erected. In case of rain the program moves to the high school auditorium.
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Elyria League of Women Voters
Cduse
Dora Bachman
Columbus
A R Jones
William Sharp
J W Smith
Momna F'Fyic Ciy
Lima League of Woven Voters
Anu
Accasion
Emini
Olds Farmer
Birmingham
At & Uclock
Bullidge
wittu_ bau
West Avenue
Second Street
Baoch Striet
Eats Avenue
Court House Steps
Jones
Maren
Kiwanis Head Addresses Elyria Club
Edward F Arras of Columbus Ohio Kiwanis district governor spoke at a luncheon in the Chamber of Commerce about Kiwanis values urging business leaders to act after thought. He praised Kiwanis clubs as civic assets and urged attendance at the Toledo district convention. Otis Altfeld won the attendance prize donated by J A Lehr.
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Edward F Arras
Columbus
Ohio
Kiwanis District
Chamber of Commerce
Arras
Elyria Club
Toledo
J A Lehr
Otis Altfald
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Patients
Admitted Miss Mathe Barnes of Augusta Galb eck and Elmer Casewell of 216 Fark avenue. Discharged include Miss Lulu Burkett of Lake avenue Mildred Galow 326 Hasyn avenue Mildred Sugctins LaGrange Franklin Krakow Avon Lake.
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Mathe Barnes
Walcolm Court
Augusta Galbeck
Fast
Elmer Casewell
Fark Avenue
Lulu Burkett
Lake Avenue
Mildred Galow
Hasyn Avenue
Mildred Sugctins
LaGrange
Franklin Krakow
Avon Lake
First Bicycle Race Heed So Ve Urs Yer
A fragment recalling fifty years since Ohio’s first bicycle race in a Jackson Michigan context. Notes old coach Bud and describes early wheel designs without pneumatic tires, riders often thrown by obstacles, and the event as a pioneer in riding transit before railroads dominated.
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Ohio
Bird of
Jackson
Bud
Ripin
Ancient Bovine Causes Lawsuit Over Misrepresented Cattle
Harvey H Welton sues William J Brokaw in common pleas over two cows bought as good milk cows. Welton alleges misrepresentation, the red cow aged six, a $25 chattel mortgage, subsequent return promises, and an injunction to bar sale. Damages sought at $400 for care and alleged fraud.
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Common Pleas Court
Harvey H Welton
William J Brokaw
Brokaw
Welton
Pale Au
Suits On Three Notes In Common Pleas Court
Sulta were begun in common pleas court today on three cognovit notes this morning by Oscar Dunn against J H Sigsworth and LM Severy for 1390 dollars Sigsworth individually for 480 dollars and LM Severy for 275 dollars.
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Common Pleas Court
Oscar Dunn
J H Sigsworth
Lo O M Severy
Sigsworth
LM Severy
Grain prices rise in Vienna amid grain decontrol
Vienna reports grain prices climb after partial decontrol. Traders note prices up well above official levels as rural districts see activity in wheat options. Government price for requisitioned grain remains set, while contracted wheat futures fluctuate with demand.
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Vienna
Mil Ag
Progress in Waterworks Pipe Laying
The engineer in charge reports good progress on the waterworks improvement. Over one and a half miles of pipe between the pumping station and Pet held Junction is in place, with work to be completed before the new pumping station is ready. The pumping station will be a handsome light brick building with sandstone trimming. the contract is let and erection will begin. Pumps are ready for installation and experts foresee an excellent equipped plant in the state.
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Watterworks
Midds
Iquaig
Pet Held
Oberlin Church Secures New Minister
The First Methodist Church of Oberlin announces Rev Frank Wade Smith D D as its new pastor, secured after Cleveland conference appointments. Dr Smith, a Mt Union College and Boston Theological Seminary graduate with a Union Theological Seminary doctorate, has four years’ experience with Edgar Blake in nationwide Sunday School work, and is expected to appeal to both students and townspeople.
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Oberlin
First Methodist
Frank Wade Smith
Cleveland
Smith
J J .McAlpint
Loral
Oberlin Methodists
Dr South
Mt Lnon College
Boston Theologial Seminary
Union Theologieal Seminary
New York
Eigar Blake
French Senate and Chamber convene to elect president
French legislators meet in Versailles to choose a successor to Paul Deschanel after his resignation. Alexandre Millerand, premier and foreign minister since February, is the only candidate formally presented as the two houses hold a largely formal session following constitutional precedent.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputes
National Assembly
Versailles
Republic
Paul Deschanel
Alexandre Miller
Terror in Ireland Escalates With 40 Killed In Recent Week
London reports guerrilla warfare in Ireland with ambushes on police and army air units by Sinn Fein. Official tallies show 22 soldiers and police and 18 Sinn Fein volunteers killed, along with numerous civilian deaths and hundreds wounded. A Dublin councillor murder and county events are cited amid claims of reprisals and torture warnings.
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London
Ireland
Sinn
Willtown
Malbay
County Clare
County Carlow
Dublin
Lynch
Royal Exchange Hotel
SVA
Vet No Guert
Dally Herald
Rural schools may run ten months in Ohio
State superintendent Vernon M. Riegel signals a ten month or year round term for rural Ohio schools. A pilot plan splits the year into fall and spring terms with half day sessions in summer, enabling farm youth to attend while aiding farm work. Counties including Wood Champaign Logan Marion and Fairfield participate in testing the plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Vernon M. Riegal
Eoeley
Wood
Champaign
Logan
Marion
Fairfield
Farmerg
Riegel
Former Elyrian J W Gailey Dies at 64
J W Gailey aged 64 and a longtime dispatcher with the New York Central railroad died Monday in Cleveland. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow afternoon. He married an girl and is survived by two daughters, Mrs Port Drake and Mrs Frank Collier. Mrs I McDonald of Third street, mother of Mrs Gailey, was cared to Cleveland by the death.
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J W Gailey
New York Central Railroad
Old Lake Shoe &Mchigan Southen
R BR
Cleveland
Port Drake
Frank Collier
1. McDonald
Third Street
Gailay
Elyriaman 15 ParoiBe Plead Guilty at Morning Tennis Meet
In a morning session at the Friends of Becket Tapriation event, Morrig Becket pled guilty. The incident involved a first straight encounter and resulted in parole conditions with regular reporting to the Manotel facility.
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Morrig Becket
Becket
Ube
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Elyria
Joe Levy
Alaska
RIA
Goa
Will
Deschanel
Millerand
Bulletin
Waxor
Eapegt
Mayor Jones
W. G. Sharp
Kiwanis Head Addresses Club
Congress
Thetus Wo Sims
John Small
Senator Gore
Thamax
S I Lilly
John J
Gore
Oklahoma
Ihemes
Tennessee
Oberlin Church
South
Reven Rips
Tish
Spd
J. W. Gailey
Elyrian
Elyriaman
Paroibe
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