Pauver Editor and Disbro Associate Editor Named
L. B. Pauver is listed as Editor and E. L. Disbro as Associate Editor in the newspaper masthead.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1901
Page
6
L. B. Pauver is listed as Editor and E. L. Disbro as Associate Editor in the newspaper masthead.
The Akron Beacon Journal argues against saloon driven canvassing and vote buying as a so called necessary evil. It cites William Buchtel's clean campaign victory and criticizes other candidates for using saloon money and liquor tied tactics, urging party men of character to discourage such practices and uphold electoral integrity.
After a week of tension North Amherst residents faced a running gun chase Sunday dawn after revolver shots near the depot. Detective Semig pursued three robbers along the track while townsfolk reported at least forty shots fired. One man was captured near the tank west of town, another escaped toward the east, and a third surrendered after his revolver was discarded. Marshall Walford and a Canton ally pursued the fleeing suspects, with one arrest made and the others scattering into the fields. A later notice mentions a Savings Deposit meeting to fill vacancies on the board of directors and appoint officers including Charles J. Smith and John Blanchard.
In a chaotic chase two supposed fugitives dispersed along the track leaving behind baskets with whisky dagrs fruit and two warm chickens. Mrs Kuss identified the chickens. The men faced Mayor A H Steward and were bound over on State warrants. Reports claimed six gang members were jengeed at Elyria and one at Vermilion, likely exaggerated.
Oberlin notes record hiring Miss Lillian Worcester as teacher and a steam roller leveling Dill Athletic field before seeding next year promises best erosion era in state. A near fatal gas incident involves Tsane Sums at 316 N Pleasant. Mail routes adjust. Prof Henry King declines Chicago offer, remaining at Oberlin. Grounds improvements at orphanage and water works. new west street lined with maples and a lily pond planned. Roanoke dramatic production set for April 5 at the opera house inviting families.
Mary Svoboda, previously arrested for abandoning a child near Ridgeville center, faces renewed public notice in Lorain. After a Cleveland insanity ruling and Newbury asylum confinement, she were released and drifted to dressmaking. In Lorain she wooed J E Milk, claiming he heir to a Cleveland widow's estate worth 1600 in sash and real estate. he married her and spent on diamonds. The estate proved tied to Huntington Estate valued at 30000. Hilt seeks divorce and diamonds.
A long list of properties on Adam Street Clark Street Cascade Street Columbus Street and more includes 7 to 10 room houses modern amenities barns and lots of various sizes. Prices from 1500 to 8500 with monthly payment options and a money back guarantee for Clark Summer and Kipling Street allotment buyers.
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