Indictments in Lorain County Fire Insurance Probe
A blanket indictment under the anti trust law was returned against members of the Lorain County Fire Insurance association. Five indictments were drawn, two announced publicly, with only the sheriff serving and clerical steps remaining. Names include Patri Yallon and A Detmering among others tied to the association since the Valentine act.
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Lorain County Fire Insurance Association
Grand Jury
Court House
Insurancé Association
Insurance Association
Association
Valentine Anti-Trust
Wade Puhie
This Marsing
Patri Yallon
Pulviehk
Valthery
A. Detmering
Lorain
Practiamg Osteopaths
Ecetifiente
Ensign Aims to Serve City in Public Office
Calvin Ensign declares candidacy for the board of public service as James Smith steps down due to workload. Ensign argues a sitting member should seek re election, urges vigilance on city needs, and notes his whiskered appearance as a cue to watch the race. John Toles of Grafton swears a warrant for Adam Visar's assault and battery. A constable seeks the accused, to be held as a witness when Justice Lord hears the case.
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Grafton
Service Board
Calvin Ensign
Board of Public Service
James Smith
Ensign Tram
Ensign
John Toles
Adam Visar
Toles
Visar
Tolea
Justice Lord
Demand Grows for Oberlin Business College Graduates
Nearly 50 students have completed courses at Oberlin Business College and secured jobs in recent weeks. Employers now show greater demand for graduates, especially bookkeepers and stenographers, with daily inquiries arriving.
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Oberlin Business College
Judge Washburn Cannot Sit In Daugherty Trial
Jacob Daugherty at 388 Rue i on Turn key Wood faces trial charged with assaulting John Q Streator. G A Resek of Lorain, who partnered with Washburn earlier, will again defend Daugherty. The case hinges on claims a man should not be relentlessly pursued after the man known as Tean Valjean.
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Jacob Daugherty
Rue i
Turnkey Wood
Daugherty
John Q. Streator
G. A. Resek
Lorain
Washburn
Humner
Tean Valjean
Dr Gungaukus Only Feature at Wlyria High
Dr Gungaukus is slated as the sole feature of the Wlyria High School commencement this year replacing the older, student-involved program. Superintendent Comings hesitated to drop the old plan but concluded the new format better suits seniors and reduces disruption to classes. A St Clair Rebekah lodge meeting is set for tomorrow night at 7 in I C O F hall with degree conferment. all members and visiting Rebekahs invited. The Ohio Steam Cooker demonstration continues at Elgra Hardware Co this week.
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Gauseulus
Wlyria High School
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
I. C. O. F_ hall
Rebekahs
Ohio
Elgria Hardware Co
Auto club forms with fair road rules pledge Elyria drivers
The Elyria Auto Club met last night electing H Mr Andress as president A S Star as vice president KB KH Saunders as secretary and Seward Henson as treasurer. A membership committee chaired by Commodore Huntington and a legislation committee of A L Garford WN Gates and George Levens were named. Thirty one auto owners joined as charter members and the club aims to include all power vehicle users in Elyria.
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Auto Club
Elyria
Watch Recovered From Pawn Shop by Hague in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan yesterday EB Hague recovered his wife’s gold watch stolen by burglars. The watch ended up in a Cleveland pawn shop after Hague paid $12 to regain possession and agreed to share the recovery with police. A revolver was claimed to have been involved in the burglary, though details remain unclear.
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Ebul Hague
Kalamazo
Mich
Cleveland
Wague
Farmer sense good enough for juryman
Akron April 16 Judge Wanamaker excused Albert Bogue of Tallmadge and John Chisorton Township from grand jury service for lack of formal education. He urged that farming knowledge can make good jurors and noted serving as grand juror is schooling, with pay seen as tuition. Chisnell was compelled to serve while Hogue was excused due to lack of someone to manage his farm.
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Akron
Albert Bogue
Tallmadge
John
Chisorton Township
Judge Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Chisnell
Hogue
Indictment of Doctors Creates Norwalk Scandal
Norwalk reports a grand jury indictment of Dr. William R. Spooner of Republic and Dr. Thomas Miller of Chicago Junction for minor operations. Olive Garrett of Junction is named as principal witness as the case unfolds amid local intrigue and pawn shop qu estions.
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Norwalk
Wiliam R. Spooner
Republic
Thomas (. Miller
Chicago Junction
Olive Garrett
Junction
Witne
Street railway ordinance advances in council debate
After a long delay the council moves the general street railway ordinance to second reading. The measure, partly based on Cleveland and old Lorain franchises, sets broad safeguards, licenses cars, fixes track costs, and imposes rules for transfers, crossings, and public safety while limiting city liability.
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Cleveland
Mlyria
Elyria City Prison Faces Inspection Report Flaws
County board of visitors found Elyria municipal jail conditions not much better than La Vern. Ventilators were defective and dirty, baths and beds criticized, some inmates stating meals varied in quality. Infirmary lighting costly. repairs planned. Board urges new jail oversight and road access to county sections.
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County Board of Visitors
Elyria
Lavern
Johnsen Tatement
Curly Hair and Intelligence, A Victorian Study
A narrator cites a study of 5000 cases linking external traits to intellect. The text argues large heads correlate with higher intelligence on average, while small heads show mixed results. It notes traits like assurance, honesty, and liveliness as signs of a bright boy, and cautions against relying on hair texture alone.
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Hee
Jon
Eurly
Death of Thomas Doncaster Respected Resident at 629 Middle Ave
Thomas Doncaster aged 76 died suddenly at his home on 629 Middle Avenue at eleven o'clock due to Brights disease. Born in England he spent most of his life in the United States, recently relocating from Moreland four years ago. Funeral Thursday in Cleveland under the direction of the Masonic Lodge he belonged to, with many friends among neighbors. He leaves a wife and one son. the community extends sympathy to his family.
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Thomas Doncaster
Middle Avenue
Doncaster
Brights
England
Fr. Moreland
Clevead
Fly Via
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Wasburn
DR. Gungaulus
Chicago Divine
HM. Andress
Committee On Legislation
Hi. U
Mr Hague
Mr. Hugue
Freer Territory
Anouther Traction Company
Elyria City
Board of Visitors
Oll
Taos
G F. Sherwood
Etyring
Saud
Oberlin Rad
R. J. Cowley
O. F. Garter
Oberlin
Gee
Crisp
Fh. RO Flavor
Hiyra
Elyria Hardware Co
Pahoto
Bright
Ali Kkinudls
Elyria, Hardware Co
New York
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