Lewis Opposes Broad Property Valuation Increase
City notes speculation on a new member for the board of tax review as councilman Faxon faces election. Auditor Lewis says he will not support a general rise in real estate valuations, arguing housing values are rising yet a broad revision would not lower taxes and would require extensive work with likely new discrepancies.
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Lewis
City Board of Tax Review
Avril
Jane
Elo
William Save
Faxon
Lis
Maxon
Reaiguloy
Afr. Lewis
Te- Fain
Axiat
City boards mute on sewage plant order review
Andress of the board of public service urged a joint delegation from the boards to press the state health board to rescind its sewage dumping order. The sanitation and health boards ignored the proposal and suggested a meeting later in April to discuss plant funding and purification concerns. If representatives attend, city officials would be informed of any action.
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Pros
Andress
Board of Public Service
Health Board
State Board of Health Theatety Board
Twin Andress
Concussion Claim Linked to Schoolboy Injury
Oscar Gotoh a 12 year old pupil at a Lutheran school was injured when a wagon ran away at Tuesday noon, causing a concussion and stupor. His father Principal Gotoh alleges the wagon driver was intoxicated and that suit for damages may be filed.
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Oscar Gotoh
Gotoh
Lutheran School
Circuit Judges Sustained Judge Washburn's Decision
Circuit judges upheld Judge Washburn in a case involving Heater Ann Walker versus T F Daniels and the Lorain board of education. The suit sought two lots Walker paid for that were sold to the board, and the court ruled she was not entitled to the property.
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Washburn
Ann Walker Ve. T. F. Daniels
Lorain Board of Education
Walker
Board of Education
Judge Washburn Refuses Injunction Suit Against Board
Judge Washburn will not hear the injunction suit against the board of education and the Athletic Park Company. Plaintiffs attorneys argued tax payer concerns while defendants offered no objection. Judge Hayden will hear the case on Monday.
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Washburn
Board of Education
Athletic Park Company
New Light and Heating Company Elect Officers
The Ford Light and Heating Co stockholders met Tuesday night and organized. Directors elected: J O Hil KA Berey J O Smith LB Faiver DB Marwick BoB Martin WB Martin BO Hill and A W Green. Officers elected: J C Hill president EA Berry vice president LB Fauver secretary JO Smith treasurer EE Martin assistant treasurer. The plant will move from Garratseliie to Garford factory with capital rising from 25000 to 60000 and about 2 new employees joining.
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Ford Light Rand Heating Co
J O Hil
KA Berey
J O Smith
LB Faiver DB Marwick
Bob Martin
WB Martin
BO Hill
A W Green
J C Hill
EA Berry
LB Fauver
JO Smith
EE Martin
Garratseliie
Ford Lighting Company
Garford
Tramp’s ten cents saves man from fine and costs
In a police court session, a tramp from Indiana and a Chicago tramp, a teamster, faced the mayor. Chief Smith identified the Chicago man as the same vagrant once arrested here claiming to be an sailor. Lacking money, one paid his fine on the streets, while the Indiana tramp, with ten cents, avoided a five dollar penalty and was ordered to leave town.
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Indiana
Chicago
Smith
New Elyria Firm Formed by Brown and Partners
Tus. Brown Clutch Gunplay of Elyria is incorporated by G I Brown and associates with a capital of $25,000. The filing notes new company status and investor backing in the local business scene.
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Tus. Brown Clutch
Elyria
G I Brown
Shipped consumptive to Uniontown infirmary amid alleged neglect
John Morris, a consumptive patient, was sent from Lorain to the Uniontown infirmary by county officials who allegedly sought to remove him. Sick and near death, Morris was later moved back to Uniontown after doctors and officials addressed his condition and directed him to seek work.
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Lorain
Uniontown
John Morris
Morris
Suit for Property Title in La Grange
John Richards sues W C Trenter and others after his wife Marie died. He asserts he bought property in La Grange, vested title in Marie, who died, and the defendants became her heirs at law. Richards seeks to recover the title to property valued around $600.
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John Richards
W C Trenter
la Grange
Marie
Richards
Judge John Steele Dying in Oberlin Ohio
Oberlin Ohio April 26 Judge John Steele a Civil War veteran and longtime Oberlin citizen is in extremely critical condition after a February illness with little hope of recovery. Once postmaster and a banking director he also led Carnegie relief efforts and remained a central local figure.
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Oberlin
Johns Steele
Judge Steele
Citizen’s
Naonal Bank
Carnegie Relief Fund
Water works bond debate over snow pump bid
The water works board weighs purchasing a Snow pump at about 21 275 versus a Chalmer pump at 19 000. President Andress favors the Snow bid but peers worry the extra 2 275 is unjustified. Both firms offer bonds and similar power, with experts suggested to assess performance before a decision. New line ladies covert jackets offered by Biggs & Everard Co.
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Andress
Snow Steam Pump Co
Altis Chalmer ,Co
Andrews
Board of Public Service
New Line
the Biggs & Everard Co
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NEW Light and Heating Company
Garretsville
NEW Company Incorporated
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Furniture Department
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Harry H. Smith&co
Cheapside
Broad Street
Gata
John Steele
ROYAL
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Harry H. Smith & Co
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