Roosevelt Seeks Progressive Support on Farm Policy Tour
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt pushes progressive wing for farm relief and price stabilization as he tours toward Sioux City Iowa promising economic rehabilitation. He cites Senator George Norris Nebraska and his forgotten man theme, addressing crowds at McCook Nebraska the Norris hometown where over 20000 listened as he pledged to stand with the progressives.
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Roosevelt
Omaha
Franklin D. Roose Welt
United States
George Norris
Nebraska
Sioux City
Iowa
McCook
Neb
Norris
Roosevelt Urges Norris Alliance Against Selfish Forces
Roosevelt voices support for Senator Norris against party leadership he deems controlled by selfish interests. He condemns tariff monopolies, bankers, and power trusts as not respecting party lines, praises Norris as a radical unselfish leader, and expresses willingness to team with Progressive groups nationwide. The speech preceded a Roosevelt appearance in Sioux City and Milwaukee. An education board discussion over gas meter placement at Edison School followed, with Nobis to settle the proposed change.
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Republican Party
Norris
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Hike Jackson
Ike Lincoln
Wilson
Fox Relief
Sioux City
Milwaukee
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Edison School
H. M. ‘Nobis
Board of Education
Nobis
Permit Use Of Elyria High Auditorium For Safety Meeting
The Elyria City Board of Education approved using the Elyria High School auditorium on October 5 for a safety meeting part of the Lorain County Industrial Safety Campaign. The event will be conducted under the Division of Safety and Hygiene of the Industrial Commission of Ohio and will be offered at cost due to its civic nature. The article notes pottery as one of humanitys oldest handicrafts.
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Elyria High School
Lorain County
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Elyria City
Plan For Formal Opening Of Edison School Building
Elyria City Board discussed plans for the formal opening of the new Edison School likely October 7. The program will skip speeches and include visits to classes for parents and visitors to view work in progress. The event will be coordinated by school officials and the Parent-Teacher Association under Mrs. Scott Lingenfelter, with the PTA holding its first meeting that day. The school now houses 230 children in Kindergarten through first six grades, and a portrait of Thomas A. Edison will be purchased for the main hall.
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Edison
Elyria City
Scott Lingenfelter
WBS
Purc Chase
Thomas A. Edison
Amherst PTA committees named at first meeting
Amherst Ohio sept 29 members of the public school PTA program committee met at the new president Mrs BE Foster home to assign publicity hospitality membership entertainment and other subcommittees. officers listed include president Mrs E B Foster and vice president Mrs C A Alexander. the year’s program dates and plans for out of town speakers music and parent and teacher participation outlined. a benefit bridge party by the Congregational Sunday School was held at Mrs Arthur Hamel’s home with prizes and luncheon.
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P. T. A. Commitiles
Amherst
BE. E. Foster
Cleveland Avenue
Caroline Rothe
A. Jenne
Edna Belles
Henry Hoffner
E. €. Pretech
Robert Cromwell
Jay Gullette
Norwood Hearn
Margeret Rice
Eleanor Nidy
Cexander
Pp. T A
Mar
Martha
Girls' Glee Club
Helen Stroka
Doris Gaehr
Winona Papworth
Geraldine Cooper
Ruth Sondergeld
Alberta Zink
Irma Mathes
Frances Tisdale
Rosella Huber
June Rosenkranz
Helen Berger
Helen Kurth
Clara Mae Zilch
Myrtle Franklin
Mary Louise Gaehr
Ava Masters
Janice Holzhauer
Evelyn Webater
Rose Grobe
Marie Lange
Alice Schieferstein
Mary Lahiff
Amherst Hi to Lorain Lighties in Friday clash
Amherst High travels to Lorain Recreation Field Friday afternoon to face the Lorain Lighties after opening with a 7 6 victory. Fans expect a good contest as Amherst aims to build on last week's close win.
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Amherst HI
Lorain
Lorain Lighties
Amherst
First Evangelical Sunday School Rally Day Plans
Wednesday evening the church parors hosted teachers and officers who completed plans for the annual Rally Day on Sunday October 2 during the Sunday School hour. C Springer Will lead a brief program as part of the observance.
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First Evangelical Sunday School
C. Springer
Lorain Legion Auxiliary Meeting and Local Socials
Mrs. Charles Kendeish and Mrs. Thomas Bruce attended the presidents and past presidents meeting of Lorain County American Legion auxiliaries at Mrs. H. Trifiletti’s Lorain home. The Young Ladies Sodality of St. Joseph’s Church will meet at Miss Anne Reyber’s Milan Avenue home this evening. The Young Peoples League of St John’s Fivun selical church plans a September business and social meeting at the church parlor tonight. Briefs note Amherst visitor Walter Reinhard and Lorain caller F. Radde, plus Miss Jennie Jaeger’s Brownhelm visit and J. B. Egeland’s Lorain visit. Mrs. Louise Sick and Mrs. Emily Line are socializing with Cleveland relatives in Lorain today. C. E. Cooper is serving on the
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Charles Kendeish
Thomas Bruce
Lorain County American Legion
H. Trifiletti
Lorain
Sodality
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Anne Reyber
Milan Avenue
Walter Reinhard
Cleveland
Amherst
F. Radde
Jennié Jaeger
Brownhelm Friends
J. B. Egeland
August Mischka
J. W. Young
Florence
F. Schmauch
Joseph Heathcote
Joln
Heathcote
B. A. Jenne
Helen Fleming
Pain Reliever Ad Claims Ben-Gay Effectiveness
An advertisement touts Baume Bengue, known as Ben-Gay in English, as a fast chest cold and muscle pain remedy that does not blister or stain. It warns against cheap imitations and urges consumers to buy the genuine Ben-Gay from a druggist for real results.
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Tate
Baume Bengué
Ancient sport revived in Compiègne France
A fragment notes an ancient sport revival in Compiègne France with brief reference to the event. Nearby items mention several residents visiting Lorain and Amhert, including Mr and Mrs August Mischka and Mr and Mrs J W Young.
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Comperigne
France
Pig Hunting Contest Ends In River Chase
Report describes a pig hunting event where several small pigs are released into a river and swimmers pursue them. The aim is to catch a pig and haul it ashore before it escapes, highlighting the risky competition and the swimmers involved.
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Roy Schaeffer
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