C. & S. W. Truction dispute ends in informal settlement
President Pomeroy of the C and S W Traction company announced to the Reporter that the trouble over Motorman Kearns has been settled and no further difficulties are expected. He refused to reinstate Kearns, claiming bad faith, after meeting with the amalgamated union committee in Cleveland. The workers had threatened to strike but agreed to continue work while the issue remains unresolved.
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Pomeroy
The
3. W. Traction Company
Kearns
Amalgamated Union
Losledge
Cleveland
Builders to Organize Local Exchange
The city builders plan a local exchange to coordinate contract rates and maintain a permanent office for displaying modern building improvements. Plumbing, hardware, heating firms and other supplier companies may join to support the display and promotion of their products.
Establisher 1¢ Aids Builders at Exchange Shows
The exchange offers samples of modern household improvements for Eliyia builders and home builders to review before contracting. This allows contractors and builders to understand material types and plan better.
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Eliyia Buildera
Lake Shores Electric Railway Sued Over Injury
Martha Sottmenkel, a minor, sues Lake Shores Electric Railway for 1000 dollars alleging permanent injuries from an accident at Oak Point caused by a car, with the suit entered by Anthony Nieding.
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Lake Shors Electric Railway Company
Martha Sottmenkel
Anthony Nieding
Oak Point
Var
Rum Traffic Worsens, Dawson Warns At Elyria Sermon
Rev. Dr. Dawson, pastor, denounces rising rum traffic in Lorain County citing polluted streets, crowded jails, and a mounting divorce docket. He claims one third wages go to saloons, vows monthly revelations and asks congregation to help reform Elyria society.
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Lorain County
Dr. Dawson
M. E
Dawson
Socounta
Elyria
Two Injured in Fight at Christianing
Saturday night a fight at the Hungarian settlement left two men seriously injured. Tony Dnobe suffered a fractured skull and John Tancose was wounded with a knife. Others received minor bruises as rioters fled. no arrests reported.
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Hangarian
Tony Dnobe
John Tancose
Cooke
Two Prisoners at Reformatory and Flood of Small Mischief
The county jail houses two prisoners Jean and two others, Alexandar Farkas and Paul Dosa, sent by Judge Washburn to the reformatory after being found guilty of horse stealing. Deputy Sheriff Frank Sailsbury transported them to Manafield Friary morning. A separate incident reports a small fire causing 25 worth of damage to L. W. Manville’s residence on Cheapside, extinguished quickly by fire laddies.
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Frank Sailsbury
Manafield Friary
Alexandar Farkas
Paul Dosa
Washburn
Farkas
Uves
L. W. Manville
Cheapside
Ambroski Boy Expected to Recover After Accident
Three year old John Ambroski poured carbolic acid on his hands, believed to be mistaken for perfume, with no danger of death reported. The notice also mentions a probate dispute over Adaline Gregg's estate and a sales advertisement for ladies’ goods from Bee the new allk colla.a, and a druggist H A Dykeman comment.
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John Ambroski
Murder in Cleveland: Italian man slain at Hill Street saloon
Carmelo Secarra an Italian from Lorain was shot and killed in Cleveland Sunday afternoon in front of a Hill Street saloon run by Italian Peter Enne. Authorities say the killing appears part of a vendetta among Cleveland Italians. Secarra had lived in Cleveland, worked on a railroad in Lorain, and was visiting the city when quarrel erupted and a gunman fired. The assailants vanished, and Enne refused to identify them.
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Carmelo Secarra
O Lorain
Cleveland
Secarra
Peter Enne
Lecnrro
Mecurro
Lorsio
Securro
Etalian
Ense
Lorain
Race Street
Possible second jury delayed in common pleas court
Judge C. G. Washburn and local bar agreed not to impanel a second jury for now as equity cases pile up. Hayden Justice Hayden Waobborn expected to begin hearings next Monday, with equity trials prioritized before any new jury.
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Ian
Lyons Wins Prize Diamond at Fair Competition
Henry Lyons road master for the Lake Shore railroad won the diamond prize valued at 198 dollars in a shared fair event by St. Mary's church. Three rivals Patrick Crowe William Owery and William Daohtler competed. Lyons raised over 900 dollars and the four men together raised over 2000 dollars.
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Henry Lyons
Lake Shore Railroad
St. Mary's Church
Patrick Crowe
William Owery
William Daohtler
Lyons
Ferris Comedians Open Week at New Theatre Tonight
The Ferris Comedians with thirty performers and a sixty foot scenery car start a week at the new theatre tonight in a comedy drama Sterlock Holmes the play tetra. A strong story with irresistible comedy follows. Between acts high dlags vande ville opens. Prof Dobo with trained animals provides a twenty minute entertainment. Seats available at H A Dokeman's store.
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New Theatre
Sterlock Holmes
Tetra
Beatween Acta High Dlags
Vande Ville
Dobo
Sudi i Enon
H. A. Dokeman
Will Aid All the Poor on Christmas Day
The Methodist Sunday school scholars plan to bring warmth to needy children on Christmas Day with clothing candy and other items. The campaign starts this week with church societies assisting to assemble goods by Christmas Eve for distribution across the city.
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Phoroh
Ellis Seeks Defense in Hollenbeck Case
Judge Washburn Montay morning announced Attorney General Wade Ellis wished to participate in the suit of Matt Juzkerryio ya. Hollenbeck was deputystate marshal when the suit began. objections claimed state interest nil. Defendants include National Fire Insurance Co of Hartford and others. Next week Thursday hearing set. Juzkervio seeks 65000 damages for arrest in Lorain amid alleged aiding by the women defendants.
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Washiburn
Hollenbeck
National Fire Insurances Co
Hartford
Dawen
Lorain
Anne E. Hanpt
Sarah Martin
Juzkervio
Etta Francia
Hollenteck
Jozkervio
Local Lad Fined for Bicycle Theft Incident
James Karshaw sixteen charged with stealing a bicycle from Carl Klein's shoe store on West Avenue Walop. He allegedly took a talon bicycle parked outside Klein's storefront, with Mayor Folger presiding Monday morning.
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James Karshaw
West Avenue
Walop
Folger
Carl Klein
Klein
Karshaw
Klein sues Harper for $1000 over defamation claim
George A. Klein files a slander complaint against Clarence Harper in common pleas court seeking $1000 in damages. Klein alleges Harper used vile names and accused him of immoral acts in the presence of persons at homes in Carliale on November 16.
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George A. Klein
Anit
Clarence Harper
Common Court
Klein
Harper
Paol Sect
Carliale
Citizens National Bank of Oberlin Closes Its Doors
Citizens National Bank of Oberlin shut its doors Monday morning as a statement posted on the door announced no deposits would be received or payouts made pending an exam. Examiners led by L L Miller took charge to assess assets and liabilities amid rumors of Chadwick loans. Depositors faced a tense day, but officials expressed hope for a quick reopening and full repayment.
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Cassie Chadwick
Run_ National Bank Examiner
Citizens’ National Bank of Oberlin
Cleveland
Chadwick
Or. T. Beckwith
Beckwith
B Spear
Spear
Elyria
Obsilin Bank
Abolition of Paycar Forces Dues by Check at Lake Shores
The Lake Shores staff ends the paycar system, requiring dues be paid to the Mutual Relief association by deduction from paychecks. Previously, paycar personnel collected payments directly from members, but the new method will have dues withheld from wages via checks.
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Lake Shores
Mbout
Senator Chamberlain Addresses Ohio and Its Neighbors
State Senator George B. Chamberlain spoke at the YMCA in South Lorain on Ohio and Her Neighbors. He painted a view of Ohio past present and future tying its prospects to the nation’s most prosperous states.
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George BH. Chamberlain
South Lorain
Ohio
The
Union
Two Young Men Sent to Reformatory by Ohio Judge
Charles Flynn and Henry Slife of Lorain were sentenced to the reformatory by Judge O Washburn after Flynn pleaded guilty to robbing a farmer and Slife was found guilty. John Miller, guilty of abandoning a minor, may support the child on bond set at 1000 dollars pending his compliance with court orders.
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Charles Flynn
Henry @life
Lorain
O. Washburn
John Miller
Miller
Flynn
Slife
Elife
Bam Boise
Cascade Park
Reformatory
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