Lace Plant Presses Ahead With Ten Acre Site Purchase
The American Lace Manufacturing Company plans a new building on ten acres southeast of the Dean Bleecie plant, secured by the chamber of commerce. Stock issue is over subscribed by several thousand dollars as it moves to relocate to Zion City, with ground to be broken within thirty days. Prices for local lighting bids range from 65 to 90 dollars per light, prompting the city to consider a municipal plant versus private supply options.
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Eompany
Dean Bleecie
Chamber of Commerce
Dat Hs
Ohio
Dl Capital
Squado
Treasury
Lotsios
Tire River
Polis
Ten Acre
Caugasius
Ebattiber
Elyria Anyvestors
Lake Shore
Citizens Gas and Electric Company
Elyra Milling and Power Company
Lakewood
Cleveland Engineering Company
Tax Committee Holds Its First Hearing Tonight
The special tax committee of the chamber of commerce will hold its first hearing this evening on taxation of manufacturing and mercantile enterprises. Members include J. C. Hill P. Robinson P. H. Boynton George H. Kly and S. Leonard.
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TAX Comittee
Chamber of Commerce
Masonite Temple
J. C. Hill
C P. Robinson
P. HL. Boynton
Eorte H. Kly
5. &Leonard
La Follette to Visit Elyria in Lecture Series
Wisconsin’s La Follette will appear in Elyria on a lecture tour arranged by manager Dykeman. The program includes a political debate with Chang Clark and Gen Charles Grosvenor, plus musical acts, a chalk talker, and other entertainments.
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LaFollette
Sengktar
Wisconsin
Dykeman
Klyrhe
Li Follette
Nie
Chang
Clark
Gen
Charles Grosvenor
Rank Dizen
Bostomia Sexpette
Dunbar Bell Ringers
Brockway Jubilee Singers
Daylennin
Congregational Church
John P. Sula
Oberlin
Elsha
Tatan
Obvriin
Elyria
Girl Wife Hears Husband Elopement Charge In Ohio Jail
Victoria, 14, vows to wait for 27-year-old Barl Cane jailed on an elopement warrant filed by her father Otto Rosberg. Cane’s hearing set for Saturday, bail denied. The couple briefly lived in Ohio and traveled to Cincinnati and Windsor before license pursuit failed. Victoria’s brother Willie remains missing. hog drivers in Chicago are mentioned in a tangential note.
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Ashland
Victoria
Barl
Cane
Otto Rosberg
Barberton Man Dies by Own Action After Police Runout
Lorain April 19 Advices from Barberton say William Armstrong who died by his own action had been ordered to leave the city within 30 minutes by the police after multiple arraignments for drunkenness and debauchery last week. His family are described as respectable and well to do. Letters found in his pocket show a troubled, drink-fueled life and frequent clashes with relatives.
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Lorain
Barberton
William Armstrong
Youth Daugherty says not guilty in robbery case
The report notes Joe Goldberger of Lorain speaks in favor of Walsh, a youth indicted for robbery. Goldberger hopes to cover costs to free him. Jacob Daugherty was arraigned for assault with intent to kill but pleads not guilty, aided by attorney Kinney. James Crawford remains in prison serving ten years for assault with intent to rob. Aquarium grass. Boylan Brothers 4-16-21
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Ehar
Joe Gold Serser
L.orain
Menga
Walsh
Becn
Goldberger
Strane
Jacob Daugher Veeen
Mead
Charles Adaims
Daugherty
Kinney
Ashland
Jeremy
James Crawford
Man Found Dead Crushed Under Train At Cortland Street
A man about thirty was crushed to death under a Sixth Avenue elevated train at Cortland Street New York. Pockets held Railroard Y M C A membership cards from Lo Rain Elyria and Bridgeport. The body remained on the tracks until a second train passed and was moved to a station for identification.
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New York
Railrord Y. M. C. A
Lorain
Elyria
Bridgeport
Daniel de Voos
Sixth Avenue
Cortland Street
No- Hee
Unexpected divorce case leads to remarriage after decree
In Akron Ohio in April Mrs Jennie Waite filed for divorce from Bird Waite amid a turbulent dispute. Within twenty minutes after the divorce decree the couple remarried as efforts to make Mrs Waite withdraw the suit failed and the court questioned the authority to grant a degree of dissolution.
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Akron
Jennie Waite
Bird Waite
Waite
Insurance Agents Fight Indictments and Bonds Provided
Indicted insurance agents plan to contest charges while defending their actions as lawful. They argue no intent to wrong, consider pleading guilty for court convenience, and seek witnesses. A meeting is set to hire lawyers. agents bonded themselves and await arraignment as seven local liquid agents and twelve independents shape monopoly questions. Dates listed include four prior indictments from 1906 to 1909.
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Toeir
Grade Crossing Law Upheld By Wannamaker Judge
Akron April 19 Judge Wantmaker upheld a grade crossing law ruling that street railroad lines can be compelled to cover their share of the expense to abolish grade crossings where trolley lines cross steam railways. The decision involves city lawsuits over crossing costs and the legality of the city paying for undercutting a crossing.
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Akron
Wantmaker
Worning
Gracious Widow Encounters Flossy Style On Broadway
A Broad Way encounter reveals a widow questioning a young woman’s fashion. She describes a Flossy girl as one who would not wear plain undergarments, even with a string baby ribbon threaded through.
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Broadway
Nostrum Dies at Home in Carlisle After Neighbors’ Complaints
Charles Nostrum died yesterday afternoon at five thirty at his home in Carlisle from consumption tied to exposure and dissipation. Infirmary Director Lyman Knowles visited, found Nostrum begging to die at home, and although promises were made not to move him, he died in the house amid alleged filth. Trustees will be asked to buy burial clothing, infirmary directors will cover burial, and public reaction is expected to follow.
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Charles Nostrum
Carlisle
Nostrum
Lyman Knowles
Noghum
Knowles
Carliste Township
Uke Noahrum
Bids Submitted for Park Sewer and Paving Work
Bids for park lighting sewer and paving were submitted to the service board. One firm, Elytia Plaster, offered 800 dollars for Ely park work. Several firms listed detailed bids on sewer and paying jobs though totals were not provided.
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Service Board
Elytia Plaster Company
Ely Park
C. T. Winckles
East Side
Hunker
Williams
Faragher
Randall
Pontius
Rieger
Price
Hurley
West Third Street
West Eighth Street
G. A. LaGron
H. W. Matthews
Ohio Engineering
comm/pany
Eason
Mendelson
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Service Board of
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Camarinos
Cincinnatic
Covington
Detroit
Windsor
Wlillie
Elopers
Chicago
Greece
G. J. Allen
Century Building
Jacob Gould Schurman
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
Joe Goldberger
Phert
Attorney Kinney
Aquarium
Boylan Brothers
Boylan Bros
East’ Side
Jpy Action Company
Herz
Blo
Century Huilding
Dalette
Uaderouslan Brothers
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