Strike Appears Lost as Lorain Shipyards Reopen
In Lorain Ohio on April 8 strikebreakers and workers moved toward reopening the American Shipbuilding yard. Fourteen strikers returned to work while armed escorts attempted to block entry by others. union leaders claim imported workers are held by force and vow to pursue state officials and legal action. Overtures for peace and arbitration are planned with state officials and the mayor preserving order as the situation unfolds.
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Lorain, O
American Shipbuilding Company Combine
American Shipbuilding Company
Ilegal
Lorain
Charles A. van Draver
Lakes District Council of the Union
State Arbitration Commission
Jooweph Bishop
Columbus
State Arbitration Board
F. J. King
Bishop
Co. B
Fifth Infantry
King
LaMarche
Cleveland
Advertising as a path to business growth in Teres Point
The note urges merchants to attract customers with clear direct ads. It advises fulfilling promises to build reputation and loyalty and stresses regular ads in the paper at affordable rates. It invites quotes for yearly advertising rates to boost local business.
Mrs Banks 19 Dead in Carlisle Illness
Mrs Pat Banks of Carlisle died Sunday morning from pleuropneumonia after a brief illness. The funeral will be held Wednesday at ten o'clock at Grafton.
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Pat Banks
Carlisle
Grafton
President a Prisoner on Island of Amalpa
Amalpa April 7 President Ben MHa is hemmed in on Amalpa island. U S cruiser Chicago and gunboat Princeton stay nearby. Nicaraguan bombardment has ceased and Honduran soldiers patrol streets at night. Locals still trust Lee Christmas of Memphis to lead an expedition into Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island
Amalpa
Ben- Mha
Pacific
Honduras
United States
Chicago
Princeton
Phicis
Lee Christmas
Memphis, Tenn
Nicaraugua
NR C Company Eyes Northern Ohio Factory Move
Representatives of the National Cash Register company search Northern Ohio for a site to relocate all or part of their works. Cleveland papers see an opportunity for the city to attract the factory amid labor troubles and Dayton authorities' attitude. If genuine, Elyria chamber of commerce could use the development for its efforts.
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National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
Cleveland
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Parole for Woman Who Failed to Pay Fine
Maud Barnes held in county jail for two weeks for failing to pay a fine imposed by Judge Washburn was paroled by county commissioners. She must leave the county immediately but can arrange to pay the $140 fine in monthly installments of ten dollars, after pleading guilty to conducting a disorderly house in Lorain.
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Maud Barnes
Washburn
Lorain
Reporter subscribers seek direct complaints to main office
Readers are urged to forward all complaints and orders to the main office for proper delivery service. Rawson 19 and Bell Main 26 are listed as contact points. Republic Printing Co.
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Rawson
Bell Main
Republican Printing CO
Rumors of Root Leaving Roosevelt Cabinet Spread
Washington April 8 rumors fly that Elihu Root secretary of state and former secretary of war may retire from President Roosevelt's cabinet. No confirmation and some say it is absurd, with administration figures unable to verify claims amid political turmoil. Also listed are marriage licenses for William Longfield and Emma S White and Edwin C Lesker and Gertrude C Luther.
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New York City
Washington
Elihu Root
Roosevelt
Earent
Root
Harriman
William Longfield
Cleveland
Emma
White
Loralp
Edwin C. Lesker
Medina County
Gertrude C. Luther
Brownhelm
Toledo Ladies of the Maccabees Hear Toasts at Reception
Mrs Emma Olds of Iyria presided as toastmistress at an Ohio Ladies of the Maccabees gathering in the Boody house parlors. The event opened with an 8 to 8:30 reception followed by a banquet in the hotel dining room with red white and black decor and a red rose at every plate.
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Boody House
Ohio Ladies
Emma
Olds
Lyria
Jamat
Ohio
Jessie HK. Fager
Pauline Steinem
Lamora Shuey
Toledo
Mary L. Young
Anna O. Locke
Isabelle Ualhoun
Clara N. Rakestraw
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
Lorain Lodge Visit From Fern Temple Planned
Elyria Temple No. 294 Pythian sisters invite Fern Temple Lorain officers to visit Wednesday evening April 10. Visiting sisters will perform initiatory work. Guests also from Cleveland and LaGrange expected.
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Elyria Temple
Fern Temple
Lorain
Cleveland
LaGrange
Grand Jury Opens as Docket Aims for Short Term
The spring term began with over 300 cases on the command pleas docket called by Judge Washburn in court room No. 1. Grand jury session delayed to day two to ease court congestion. judge predicts a potentially brief term though deliberations may take a week. Notable cases include Jake Daugherty’s potential indictment and charges against several locals for robbery assault and non support.
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Grand Jury
Command Pleas
Washburn
Jake Daugherty
Funeral for Mrs Ulmschneider Held Tuesday
The funeral of Mrs John Ulmschneider of 29 Kuss Ninth Street will be Tuesday at St. Marys church. After services the body will be buried in Ridgeville. Mrs Ulmschneider, formerly Miss Margaret Gibbons of Ridgeville, was twenty one and died after six days of illness in Elyria.
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John Ulmschneider
Kuss Ninth Street
St. Mary’s Church
Ridgeville
Ulmschneider
Margaret Gibbons
Elyria
Freight Rates Rise for Builders by August
Railroads announce at least a ten percent freight increase by August 10 for building materials. The rise was delayed from April and then to August 1 to let shippers adjust. Officials cite higher operating costs in freight handling and lower passenger rates as the reasons.
Mrs Crowther Dies After Brief Illness at Lakeside Hospital
Mrs E Crowther of Kaiser court died at 12 40 Sunday at Lakeside hospital Cleveland after a painful illness. She had recently moved to Elyria with husband a founder of Central Supply Co. Funeral is Tuesday at 1 pm at the home of her daughter Mrs McQuillet in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ©. Crowther
Kaisercourt
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Webber Chalk Talk Draws Big Church Crowd
A large Sunday chalk talk by Con sreasman A R Webber at the Church of Christ drew about 504 attendees. The temperance topic featured a boy whose cigarette became a pipe then a pig, illustrating aging and vice. The rally aimed to boost school size, with 504 present and $126 offered. J P Sala notes five years of growth in attendance from under 100 to 200–260.
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Lyria
Church of Christ
A. R. Webber
Judge Webber
J. P. Sala
House Transferred to Wife After Bank Failure
Assignee Fancher for Citizens bank sues Ed Kaneen and his wife Sarah Kaneen over a Washington Street Lorain house, claimed transferred April 1, 1905 to defraud the bank after a March 30 failure. He seeks to set aside the deed.
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Ed. Kaneen
Fancher
Kaneen
Washington Street
Lorain
Petitom
Kasaeen
Sarah Kaueen
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Gause
Harrig
Wade Ellis
Gorng
Terespoint
Mrs. Banks
Manuel Bonilla
Eminy Root
Mrs. Olg
Sister Lorain Lodge
Stead
Masault
Steve Wood
Frank Mingo
Jamen Oldhian
Oldham
Pat Carney
Ira
Green
Avon
Awaka
Parney Schwab
George Parsons
John Kennedy
C. A. Deterling
Lo- Tain
Geo. Berline
Oberlin
Mike Toth
Julius Taylor
Webber
Chale
Harry J. Smith & Co
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