Lorain Shipyard Strike Talks Fail To End Dispute
Joseph Bishop and officers meet in Cleveland with American Shipbuilding officials as Lorain laborers press for nationwide lakeyard settlement. Strike leaders demand whole-lake action while local yards must be treated individually. no progress toward peace reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Joseph Bishus
Meah Iiiven Board
Clevelarmd
American Shipbuilding Company
Am Shipbuilding Co
Joseph Bishop
State Arbitration Commission
Sapt
la Marche
Thomas Murtha
Charles A. van Druver
Harry D
Loraly
Bishop
Harry D. Thomas
New Crisia
La‘Marche
Kansas City
New Salary Law Exposes Shortfalls in County Fee Funds
The county faces a $1,550 deficit in its fee fund on the first payroll under the new salary law. Commissioners transfer funds from the dog fund to cover salaries, with varying receipts and deficits across the clerk, auditor, sheriff, and recorder offices. The probate and treasurer offices show improved and worsening balances respectively, while the recorder faces a $1,517.78 shortfall. Officers will receive only the prescribed salary for this year, with future pay tied to office earnings and any remaining fee fund balance applied to a central fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinain
Fes
Recorder
Tucker
Elks Social Session Tonight at Local Lodge
The Elks will hold its regular meeting at 7 o'clock this evening at the lodge rooms. Installation of officers will follow, then a social session. A large number of members are expected to attend the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Third Ward Assessor Appointment Question Raised
The Third Ward faces an open assessor seat after Elmer Culisos resigned. Auditor Haserodt must appoint, with candidates discussed though some concerns arise about selecting the right person for the role. The decision is viewed as an important local step in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Culisos
Haserodt
Inspection of King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M
The annual inspection of King Solomon Lodge No 56 F and A M was held in the Masonic Temple. Akron inspector H M Haggelbarger joined the grand lodge representation. The third degree was exemplified, music by the Temple male quartet, and a banquet by the Eastern Stars ladies followed. many Masons and wives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Solomon Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
H. M. Haggelbarger
Akron
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
Temple
Asaph Jones
Thomas Rees
G. R. Levagood
A. K H. Jones
South Lorain
New Brick Block Planned to Replace Broad Street Grocery
West Broad street undergoes transformation as Charles Flower replaces the old grocery with a new brick block. Work begins immediately on demolition ahead of finalized architectural plans and costs. Flower has already reduced stock and exited the grocery business temporarily, signaling broader district improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Flower
Broad Street
Charles R. Plower
West Broad Street
Flower
Inmate Held for Tuberculosis Test in Lorain Jail
45 year old unmarried carpenter D A Chapman is held in the county jail while doctors determine if he has tuberculosis. Commitment papers were sent to Mas Salon asylum but he may be moved to the county infirmary if tests confirm. He gave several first names to deputies and claimed a joke as to his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Chapin
Lorain Carpenter
Massalon
Chapman
Sailsbury
Ife Vou
Samuel
Jorn
Post Office Thief Caught in Lorain County
Loren Brown of Chillicothe was arrested in Lorain on the charge of attempting to obstruct $25 from the post office money order department. He was nabbed moments after securing a job at the Franklin hotel and will be taken to Columbus on a removal warrant from Judge Taylor of Cleveland.
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Lorain
Loren Brown
Chillicothe
Lorain Wealday
United States
Fanning
Ofice
Franklin
Brown
Columbus
Oder
Taylor
Cleystand
Untrue Report Mislabels C J Miller of Foster Fitch
A Reporter item wrongly claimed C J Miller had spinal meningitis and was ill. The error originated from a friend contributor and carried a note of good faith but misrepresented Mr Miller’s condition, causing personal inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Miller
Foster-Fitch Company
Miller
Mystery claimant seeks $800 rumored Abbey estate
An unidentified New Jersey woman claims a niece’s right to Mrs. Hiizabah Abbey’s fortune, about $800 mostly in cash. Judge Hinmeau notes Abbey’s relatives abroad. $500 in Australian banknotes were found sewn in her clothing after death, and Abbey’s poverty years contrasted with the hidden legacy.
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New Jersey
Abbey
Hiizabah Abbey
Hinmeau
Orher Rela
Austral
Elytia Hoxpicat
Abbex
Guppy
Austain
Woman Admires One Of Virginia's Three Graces
Richmond obituary notes Mrs. Claude A. Swanson will open the Jamestown exposition. Lizzie D. Lyons, born in Ashland, praised as graceful, amiable, and an ornament to any drawing room. Residents express affection and pride in her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
Claude A. Swanson
Three Graces
Virginka
Lizzie D. Lyons
Ashland
Henry Clay
Richmond Smingle
James‘town Exposition
School board rejects further bond issue for building project
The board met yesterday and decided against another bond issue due to high town indebtedness. The plan, pared by Archile Campbell, aimed to keep expenditures within bond limits as part of the Ogwashi side school building effort. Also listed are residents George Pebressy and Barbara Nenyl of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ca
Suill
Archile Campbell
Jiams
Ohio State Professor Speaks on City Beautification
Prof Vernon H. Davis of Ohio State arrives in Elyria to lecture at the Congregational church on beautifying the city with focus on San Jose scale and other tree pests under Home Garden association auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon H. Davis
Ohio State University
Congregational Church
Elyria
San Jose
The
Home Garden Association
Unclear Phrase Prompts Mixed Reading
A fragmentary sentence mentions a man who arrives home late for supper and reacts strongly when arriving early, but the garbled text lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or a concrete event to report. No identifiable people or organizations are present to anchor a news card.
Major blaze devastates Columbus business district
A fierce fire in the early hours of Tuesday engulfed the northeast corner of High and Gay streets in Columbus. The unidentified blaze caused about 200000 in losses to buildings and contents. The Dispatch suffered the heaviest damage and will publish from the Ohio State Journal office until repairs are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dispatch
Butler and Hester
High and
Gay Streets
Ohio State Tournal Office
Died on Pittsburgh Train Suffering Cardiac Event
J R K Moise of Pittsburgh died on an Erie Railway train two hours from Cleveland while returning home from a month visit with his son Y T Moise in Earlcourt. He was sixty seven, in frail health, and his death was attributed to heart trouble as his two sons and a brother in Pittsburgh prepared for the funeral.
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J. RK. Moise
Pittsburo
Eilyria
YT. L. Moise
Earlcourt
Morse
Erie
Cleveland
T. Lu. Moise
Leicester Moise
Pittsburg
Atteng
Elyrians
Probing Case Of Engineer In Grand Jury Action
The grand jury probes whether lumber dealer George R. Persons employed a stationary engineer without a license. State Inspector Howle is the first witness called. Jury members listed include Calvin Ensign and Ellsworth Reichard among others. Court room 1, ten o'clock, then retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Persons
Howle
Calvin Ensign
Ellsworth - Reichard
Seymour Norton
Arthur Fesler
B. F. Maddock
BE. A. Robinson
Anton Jungbruth
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Kilmer Cullison
Uncle
Ingane
George Pebressy
Lorain, Barber
Barbara Nenyl
Davis
Ghent
Aix
Tate
Alx
Columbus Dispatch
Heart of Columbus
Moise
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