Saturday's New York News Strike Reveals Paper’s Value
The New York pressmen's strike highlights the newspaper's central role in advertising and daily life. Retailers suffer heavy losses as circulation and ads falter, while Wall Street and shoppers lose guidance. some benefit from out of town papers and radio stock firms. Subways show unease as readers miss the morning paper, yet editors continue, newspapers sustain copy and telephoned news.
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New York City
D . Bonwit
Bonwit, Teller & Coffipany
New York
Wall Street
Paying Our Debts and Prosperity Urged by Babson
Elyria editor cites Roger W Babson on debt payment restoring prosperity. He argues that balance sheets hinge on accounts receivable and that prompt payments along the chain from workers to retailers sustain business and prevent further declines.
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Roger W. Babson
Mr. Babson
Or Is He Just Hard to Convince
The piece questions Wm. Z. Foster and his claim that new era dates are unreliable. It jokes that date lines often slip in printing, suggesting Foster is confused about global happenings and may rely on uncertain information or freighted rumors.
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Wm. Z. Foster
Iid
Foster
Yesterday and Today in Ohio and Anniversary Notes
A compact roll of annals lists notable anniversaries and events tied to Ohio and beyond. Entries reference land grants to the Duke of Wellington in 1815, Shays rebellion mortality, Russian losses at Kars, Price and Winslow deaths, Meeker massacre, Taft Cuban intervention, Pershing on the Rhine, and various 19th to early 20th century milestones with dates and brief descriptors. It also notes a September 30 anniversary list and a one year ago note about political nomination and a Vancouver theft report.
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Holland
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Daniel Shays
Shays
Sparta
N. Y
Hopkinton
Mass
Kars
Turkey
Sterling Price
St. Louis
Prince Edward County
John A. Winslow
Kearsarge
Alabama
Boston
Wilmington
White River Agency
Colorado
Nathan C Meeker
Taft
United States
Cuba
Pershing
Rhine
Trafalgar Square
London
Los Angeles
River Raisin
Michigan
State
Frankfort
New York Stotk Exchange
Vancouver Island
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Worcester
Concord
Seattle
Ex King Constantine and Family Leave Greece in Septem ber
The former Greek monarch Constantine and his family departed Greece in September. The Third Assembly of the League of Nations concluded its sessions at Geneva.
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Constantine
Greece
Assembly
The
League of Nations
Genera
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Notable Newfoundland Figures
Hon Michael Paimer Cash former Newfoundland premier born at Cape Broyle Cape Broyle thirty? died? No. Edwin C. Dinwiddie head of National Temperance Board and Anti Saloon League agent born Springfield Ohio. Dr. Charles S Howe Case School president born Nashua New Hampshire. Frederick I Thompson Mobile publisher and Shipping Board member born Aberdeen Mississippi. All celebrated as today’s birthdays with ages 59 56 66 48 respectively.
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Michael Paimer Cash
Newfoundland
Cape Broyle
Mtd
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
National Temperance Board
Anti-Saloon League
Springfield
Charles S. Howe
Case School of Applied Science
Nashua
N. H
Frederick I. Thompson
AG. 3. Shipping Board
Aberdeen
Miss
Notable Actors and Leaders Born Today
Wilton Lackaye, famed American stage actor born in Loudoun County Virginia fifty nine years ago. Dr. David Friday, former president of Michigan Agricultural College born in Coloma Michigan forty seven years ago. Dr. John Henry MacCracken, president of Lafayette College born in Rochester Virginia forty eight years ago. Rt Rev Joseph G Anderson, Catholic bishop of Boston born in Boston fifty eight years ago.
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Wilton Lackaye
Loudoun County
David Friday
Michigan Agricultural College
Coloma
Mich
John Henry MacCracken
Lafayette College
Rochester
Joseph G. Anderson
Boston
Observances and Elections Across American Cities Today
Michaelmas Day observances mark anniversaries for church leaders from Mississippi to Arkansas. New Episcopal consecrations occur in Washington. London appoints a new Lord Mayor. Indiana hosts charity conference delegates as Knoxville votes on a 1.75 million bond for municipal projects. South Bend plans centennial festivities. Harvard hosts Oxford in a debate. Polish commander Haller sails to attend American Legion events. Magnus Johnson speaks in New York City under Progressive Labor League. Secretary Denby attends Topeka naval reserve dedication in Philadelphia.
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Theodore DuBose Bratton
Episcopal
Mississippi
Edward T. Denny
Episcopal Diocese
Arkansas
James E Freeman
Washington, D. C
Louis A. Newton
London
Anderson
Ind
Indiana States Conference of Charities
Knoxville
Tenn
South Bend
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Oxford University
Joseph Haller
New York
San Francisco
American Legion
Magnus Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Progressive Labor League
Denby
Philadelphia
Quiet people and a political pledge from Coolidge
ABE MARTIN argues for a clear administration assurance from President Coolidge that the government at Washington remains solvent. He mockingly notes the notion that Ford wanted to tan and questions the absence of substantial policy statements.
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Coolidge
Ford
Komical Telegrams Open Elyria Weekend Gossip
A jumble of humorous notes via Jim Armitage reports on local quirks. References to Ohio convention talk by A J Curren, a Elyria woman’s $25 000 demand, coal and sports chatter, Oberlin football opening, Lorain humor, and playful jabs at fame and figures like Babe Ruth and Rudolph Valentino.
Miss Frances Willard address stirs town hall crowd
The article notes a 45 year old temperance talk by Miss Frances Willard drawing a large audience at the town hall. Hart Guards hosted a mystery supper to raise funds for uniforms while E C Griswold, a veteran bookseller, spoke of selling his store to Wilson who would continue the business. John Lersch took a rare half day from his shop, marking an important, unusual event.
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Frances Willard
E. C. Griswold
W S$ Wilson
John Lersch
H'S
Poems That Live by John Clare
Anthologized meditation on infant death and nature’s solace. The speaker, quoting a fragment, envisions gravemounds as steps of angels where earth’s brightest innocents rest. Images of flowers, dew, and sun frame a serene, untroubled passing free of prayer.
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John Clare
Congressman's Europe Trip Condemns Russia Under Current Government
Chicago congressman Fred A. Britten, back from a three month Europe tour, says conditions in Russia worsened from Moscow to Petrograd. He cites terror, starvation, and emigration as signs, condemning the Kremlin motto that religion is the opium of the state. He praises Austria's recovery under a businesslike administration and argues France will drift into turmoil if Germany is ruined.
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Russia
Europe
Fred A. Britten
Chicago
Petrograd
Britten
Moscow
Tchitcher
Kremlin
Austria
Ingh
Zimmerman
Germany
Poincaire
France
Rejection of new Lord Mayor seen as quaint London rite
The upcoming Lord Mayor election in London is largely foregone, requiring Livery Company membership, Aldermanic service, and Sheriffing. Sir Louis A. Newton, a Cheshire native and surveyor by trade, is favored to win and be installed November 9, with Londoners awaiting the famed Lord Mayor's Show procession.
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London
Sherif
Louis A. Newton
Gustav Von Kahr Rising Bavarian Dictator Figure
Gustav von Kahr was named dictator of Bavaria and seen as reactionary and allied with Crown Prince Haupprecht. He aimed to restore the monarchy quickly but clashed with Berlin over defense laws, later enforcing them conditionally. He became president of Upper Bavaria and led Bavarian Fatherlandish groups.
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Gustav von Kahr
Bavaria
von Kahr
Haupprecht
Berlin
Rathenau
Kahr
Upper Bavaria
Munich
Victor Record List Highlights Saturday Dances and Songs
The Victor Record list for this week promotes Saturday listening with dance records including Hen pecked Blues and Louisville The Gold Digger, plus Tell Me a Story and Love Is Just a Flower. John McCormack songs, operatic pieces, and Elman String Quartet numbers are featured alongside new sheet music and a plan to convert the basement into a piano sales room.
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Louisville
John McCormack
Christmas Victrola Reserve for December Delivery
Start to save now for your Christmas Victrola. We will put one away for you for delivery Dec 24.
Day's Hardware and Gym Offers for Students at M C A
M C A Gymnasium classes start next week. Mac urges fellows to join for vigorous workouts hot baths and pool. Store promos include affordable outfits white shirts khaki pants stockings slippers priced at 85.85 plus fall cutlery knives fruit jars and aluminum ware display on Elyria's second floor furnishing department.
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Mac
Fellows
Elyria
Local paint job and tire price cuts announced
Co J Miller of Kenyon Avenue and John Davies of Pasadena Avenue just finished painting their homes with B P S paint. The ad claims all B P S jobs satisfy and teases next customer. It notes new reduced Goodyear tire prices about $2.00 per casing, urging readers to replace old tires to save on tubes.
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Co. J. Miller
Kenyon Avenue
John Davies
Pasadena Avenue
Goodyear
Jaws game copies offered free on request
A note asks if two copies of the game Jaws are available and mentions having extra pocket-sized items on hand, offered free to the requester. The message seeks confirmation of availability and willingness to give away the copies.
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Pidany
Pace Company
F Burke
Epg
Bayria Bost
Oacindy
Onnate
Lorain
Adjvienne
Ohio
Interpatiorst News Service
Audit Bureau
American None Parishers Association
Wew
York
A. E. Ciaycen
Fi Fis
Ave
Cincagoe Ofte
Jobs W. Hunter
NEW York News
E. Smith
Vancouver
B. C
Abe Martin
Komical
Jim Armitage
Bryan
Telephone Tew
A. J. Curren
Pitchot
Babe’’ Ruth
Oberlin
Elyria High
Ernie Leedale
Rodolph Valentino and
Firpo
Tom Marshall
Willys
Hone
Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
South Lorain
Dempsey
Slim” Fitch
Washington
Shriners
Hart Guards
Anyster
Ea.britten
Fair Grounds
Tom Stevens
Lloyd P
W. G. Sharp
Gata Boynton
Mountain
Clark
Ed. MacMahon
G. W. Sharp
Norman Penfield
P. A. Spieth
D. C. Chiropractor
Cornell, Denison
Stanford Avenues
Desiravic
R. J. Hill
Elyria Block
the Days
Hubert Day & Sons
Day’s Music Store
Victor
Tannhauser
Elman String Quartet
Buescher
Ivers & Pond
Sonora Phonograph Co
Sonora
Broad St
Day’s Hardware
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