Worth asserts PLL fight to a finish in brokerage case
Captain Worth told Elyria reporters he will carry the case to the Supreme Court if needed. He plans to pressing court action to obtain rulings on statutes he contends are unresolved in Ohio. He declined to name his brokers but emphasizes the fight centers on legal questions rather than specific firms.
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Nate von Auerd
Rfkhe
Worth
Elyria
Shevitts
Newt
Supreme Court
Negessary
Lata
Cam
Waptaln Worth
Ohie
Tate
S Lorain Talks of Seceding from City
South Lorain considers secession amid threats from a gang that terrorized a neighborhood near the steel plant for over a week. Robberies and holdups left residents fearing for safety after dark, prompting talk of breaking away if the menace persists.
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South Lorin
Tate
ELOPED AFTER DARING WEDDING MARRIAGE CLAIMS
Frank Higgins, manager of a Manhattan restaurant in Lorain, testified in Judge Waahboro Thoresay's court that he and his wife eloped after she dared him to marry her. He supplied letters from his wife in North Carolina stating they never loved each other and would not return. Higgins was granted a divorce due to her desertion and their brief Berea beginning in February 1904.
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Beron
Poinsville
Frank B. Higeina
Manhattan
Lorain
Waahboro Thoresay
Higeins
Tetters
North Carolina
Jetter
Higgins
Berea
Will Plead Not Guilty to Indictment on Monday
It is understood that three bankers including Kansen and the Walker will plead not guilty when arraigned before Judge Washborn Monday morning. They may change to guilty later, but are not prepared at the first hearing as they have not yet received copies of the indictment and their attorney refuses to commit.
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Kansen
Walker
Washborn
Two Fined In City Court By Mayor Folger
Levi Gillette of Snandunky was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Folger Friday morning. John Dos, the Cleveland sign painter, was found guilty of intoxication and fined but the fine was pending.
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Levi Gillette
Snandunky
Folger
John Dos
Cleveland
Shore Acres at Elyria Theatre Opens with New Scenery
The pastoral drama Shore Acres, famed for its nationwide success, is set to open at the Elyria theatre on Tuesday April 18 with new scenery and several novel effects. The play, once rejected by managers for risk reasons, is touted as a leading American home life idyl and has drawn praise for its enduring appeal.
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Shore Acres
America
Elyria Theatre
Toseday
Injunction Suit Postponed Over Lake Shore Railroad Dispute
Shirley Walker postponed injunction against Lake Shore railroad claiming it has no right to operate a spur on her property in Sheffield's southwest. The suit centers on a deed and a dispute with her sister who owns adjacent property. Walker alleges ignorance of the law was exploited.
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Shirley Walker
Lake Shore Railroad
Lo Walker
Souhwestern
Sheffield
Oberlin Woman Killed Herself in Chicago Flat
Mrs Graca Loomis a long term Oberlin resident earlier from Kingman Norwalk perished in a Michigan Avenue flat. She lived with her mother and two daughters at 180 West College Street Oberlin while her husband’s whereabouts remained unknown. Domestic troubles and repeated threats to self led to the fatal act.
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Oberti
Graca Loomis
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Gherkin
West College Street
Kfenben
Norwalk
Denver
Rosmera
Mra. Loomis
Solicitor Finds Chapin Claims Valid for Water Works Work
Solicitor Johnson told the service board that Chapin should be paid 304.04 as an allignee for Thortey and Thatcher for the water works intake. He ruled Chapin’s claim for engineering extras invalid and denied Petty and Franklin’s claim for additional work. The board accepted the report for future reference. Dan Easen was allowed 150 dollars for aiding the Washington bridge.
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L. E. Chapin
Thortey
Thatcher
Johnson
Service Board
Chapin
Petty and
Franklin
Dan Easen
Washington Bridge
Baseball Game Called Off In Cleveland By Rain
Weather forced the Cleveland game to be called off as fans expressed disappointment. Wet grounds and soggy field conditions ended play early with no result.
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Cleveland
Lorain and Eastern Traction Co Incorporated
The Lorain and Eastern Traction Co was incorporated at Columbus yesterday with capitalization of 10000 dollars. Incorporators listed are T HR Hopsett H H Johnson George H Kelly George Cook and M G McAlesnan. The firm will build the short line from the Lake Shore Electric line at Reach Park to South Lorain.
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Lorain & Eastern Traction Co
Colunbus
T. HR. Hopsett
H. H. Johnson
George H. Kelly
George Cook
M. G. McAlesnan
Lake Shore
Reach Park
South Lorain
Fight results in arrest surrender and fine after noon clash
The c None fight between Henry Nevatine and 3. A. Ault erupted Thursday noon and concluded Friday morning when Ault, upon learning a warrant existed, surrendered and pleaded guilty. He was fined and costs after admitting a foot strike, claiming provocation, and recounting that Neipfoot tossed a stone that hit his head.
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Henry Nevatine
3. A. Ault
Ault
Bi and
Coats
Auit
Neip Foot
Neipfoot
Anit
Sues for 110.50 in Common Pleas Court
Josiah Barlor files suit in common pleas court Friday against V A Siteer and O M Siteer of Litchfield seeking payment of 110.30 on an outstanding note. The case documents a civil debt action with the defendants named and the amount specified.
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V. A
O. M. Siteer
Litchfield
Common Pleas
Josiah Barlor
New Factory to Employ About a Men
The Elytia Machine Parta Co., a new local corporation, plans a factory this coming summer to employ about 3860 men manufacturing screws and other specialties. Promoters are former officers of the Western Automatic Machine Screw Co., now absorbed by a large manufacturers’ combination. The navy concern is capitalized at $200,000.
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Elytia Machine Parta Co
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Navy Concern 2
Emmert’s warning triggers bids on city projects
At a Thursday board meeting the danger flag was waved over Emmert’s threat letter. Directors ignored it, endorsing several bids while rejecting contracts for Washington bridge resurfacing, Cheapside pavement, Faxon sewer, and old town hall work. Local contractor bids favored, plans deemed unsatisfactory by builders.
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Emmert
Hill
Insonation
Washington Bridge
Faxon
Old Town Hall
Middle Avenue
Fred Sedorf
Randall and Farragher
Sedorfi
Elyria
Lorain
Barker
Warren
John Berg
Bratt of
Lorein
Town Hall
Hatchet Attack on Woman Sparks Arrest Warrant
Mary Chesney's husband in Grafton swore out a warrant for Joseph Noveski after a Friday assault in which Noveski allegedly struck Chesney with a hatchet, causing a deep head wound. Police were sent to locate Noveski as Chesney remained too injured to travel.
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Mary Chesmey
Grafton
Elyria
Joseph Noveski
Justice Lord
Charles Cahoon
Noveski
Chesney Noveski
Novaski
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Rene
Me Ric
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Will
Shores Acres
AOL
Rocker
Harry H. Smith
Furniture Department
E. Broad St
Oberlin
Harry H. Smitheco
Lorain & Eastern
South
SRG
Battenburg
Nottingham
Harry H. Smith & Co
Aper Department
Cheapside
Otto Topo Iou OT
Ston
Ohio
Joe Noveski
Gilbert
Bigee & Everard Co
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