Courts to Decide on Lake Shore Rivalry in Lorain
Cleveland and Southwestern officials announced plans to appeal to courts over whether the Sheffield Land and Improvement Co. can grant exclusive street privileges for a new Lake Shore linked line. Officials contend the C and S W may need Sheffield holdings to reach South Lorain, while the Lake Shore affiliates push for a private right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Land Co
Lake Shore Electric
Lake
Cleveland d& Southewestern
Dake Shore
Avon Head & Southeark Railroad
Colet Lotatu
Columbus
Hee Johnson
New
Ron
Cleveland & Southwestern
Whetfeld and Ga
Hhe Lake Shore Fond
Johnson
H. Hogsett
Lando
Land Company
Sheffield Company
South Lorain
Barnhart Sentenced for Year and a Half in Grand Larceny Case
Charles Barnhart received a one year and six month sentence after pleading not guilty to grand larceny. The case involved two diamonds valued at 125 dollars allegedly stolen from Edward Partlow. A woman identified as Corrie Barnhart and Barnhart's wife aided in the theft, with one diamond hidden on L. G. Atlas farm near the city.
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Charles Barnuhart
Grand Isreeny
Blend Soilty Ant
Barnhart
Corrie
Baroharty
Edward Partlow
Partlow
L. G. Atlas
Carre Barnhart
Cleveland
Childrens Rescue Society Seeks $10,000 Mortgage Approval
The Children s Rescue Society owning property in Henrieta and Brownhein asked the Common Pleas Court Monday for permission to mortgage the property for 10 000. Authority to borrow the money was authorized by the board of trustees in Cleveland.
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Childrens Rescue Society
Henrieta
Brownhein
Common Pleas Court
Board of Trustees
The
Society
Cleveland
Board awards two contracts for bridge work and sewer
The board of public service voted Saturday night to hire John Berg to place a course of areas on the Washington avenue bridge and Fred Sedorf for the Faxon sewer. Rice Engineering Co will supply an estimate for the river system. The Lake Shore railroad may remove its water tank from the West side and disconnect a single water pipe from the main.
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Board of Public Service
John Berg
Washington Avenue
Fred Sedorf
Faxon
Rice Engineering Co
Lake Shore Railroad
Judge Finds Daugherty Not Insane Released
Robert Daugherty of Amherat was freed from the county jail by Probate Judge Hinman after his wife sought an insanity warrant. The judge said the man had family trouble and drank heavily but was not insane.
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Robert Daugherty
Amherat
Hinman
Man Stricken with Tuberculosis Seeks Work in County
John Morris aged 48 was taken to the infirmary Sunday suffering from consumption. He came from Pennsylvania several weeks ago in search of work in this county.
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John Morris
Pennsylvania
Templars Attend Public Service in Elyria
Knight Templars from Commandery A D Knights Templar appeared publicly in Elyria for a special church service at Episcopal Church. Eminent Commander F M Whiteman led 40 Sir Knights marching from Magonio hall to the church, displaying new uniforms and movements, with banners and altar decorations and Rev. Witbycombe delivering the sermon.
Hardy's Easter Trip Ends in Auto Tank Explosion
R M Hardy pattern maker at Federal Manufacturing planned an Easter tour with friends. A leaking gasoline line led to a repair attempt with soldering iron, causing an explosion. No solder available to fix the tank, forcing the trip to be indefinitely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hardy
Federal Manufacturing Company
Hardy
Hardy Snys
Adams Compared To Washington In Student Address
Dr Dawson told high school students Samuel Adams matched Franklin and Washington in Revolutionary impact and should be revered as much as Washington or Franklin. The speech framed Adams as a key figure alongside those leaders in shaping the nation.
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Dr. Dawson
Dsw
Samual Adams
Franklin
Washington
Ward v. O and B W Trust Company damages awarded
The Circuit Judges opened with the Ward against the Ohio and Western Trust Company suit. A common pleas court jury awarded Ward four thousand dollars for personal injuries from a car thrown off the track at Hepriatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thandore E. Ward
W. Trustion Go
Ward
Hepriatta
Lorain W C T U Institute Opens At Oberlin
A large group of Elyria women attended the Lorain County W C T U institute in Oberlin on Monday with Mrs Lacy B Van Enrk and Mrs Effie L Burtholf named as institute leaders. Tuesday morning Mrs O F English of North Amherst will present a paper on Sunday laws desecration liquor tobacco and related evils followed by a discussion. Mrs R J Cowley will speak on using our literature effectively and Mrs Grace Strong will read on increasing local membership and home visits. An afternoon address by Rev F D Stevick of Lorain and talks by Dr Bradshaw and Professor Rout of Oberlin College are also planned.
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Elyria
Lorain County Institute of the
Oberlin
Lacy B. van Enrk
Effie L. Burtholf
Marning
O. F. English
North Amherst
R J. Cowley
Grace Strong
Honas
F D Stevick
Lorain
Bradshaw
Rout
Oberlin College
Grand Jury to Probe Oak Point Ball Players
Prosecutor Stroup says a grand jury will examine the Oak Point Sunday ball game. He claims the Lorain and Stroup team match produced ample evidence and may lead to indictments. No arrests will occur before indictments and defense denials are tested in court.
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Stroup
Oak Point
Pat
Apecial Stand
Rane Wan
Lorain
Wan Stroup
Benton vs Bent on hearing held by circuit judges
Circuit judges met Monday morning to assign cases on the docket. No trial date set for the Middle Avenue in Jen ton suit. Judge Henry cannot serve in the Bentonce Otis Bestop case due to prior legal involvement. The fair grounds case was not dropped but passed despite officer elections. Mens 60c unlaundered shirts new stock this week 300 items from The Biggs Everard Co.
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Henry
Benton
Middle Avenue
Jane
T Ton
Horace Bentonce
Otis Bestop
Heary
Taw
Dadgea
Saloonkeepers questioned over minor liquor sales in city
Mayor Folger opened inquiry after a seventeen year old boy was arraigned for intoxication and said he would prosecute any proven sale to minors. The boy and his companions drank after a Saturday outing. Ed Kelly and Jacob Ryan were fined for intoxication and William Kelly faced arraignment for resisting an officer.
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Minara
Folger
Ed Kelly
Jacob Ryan
William Kelly
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Norton
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Wilson
Ractor
Suilder
Jackson
Pomeroy
Andros Farm
Dover
Rescue Society
Washington Bridge
John Berge
Faxon Sewer
Daugherty
Jardiniere
Wisdow
Harry H. Smith
E. Broad St
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Templars
Episcopal Church
Colum
Harry H. Smithe&co
Cheapskin & Broad Streat
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Adams
Fighting Common Pleas
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U. Institute
Grand Jury
the Biggs & Everard Ce
Dai Yae
Battenberg
Harry H. Smith & Co
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