Contested Ohio House Speakership Sees Shifting Alliances
Ohio political observers report a volatile speakership race in the State House with shifting alignments and new contenders emerging. Key players include Price, McKinnon, Cox, Thomas, and others tied to Hanna, Kurtz, and Foraker factions. Analysts warn a deadlock remains likely unless a coalition forms to topple the Ashtabula candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Price
Salt Creek
Samuel G. McClure
Ohio State Journal
Perse
Treorge B. Cox
Hanna
Judge
Thomas
Comings
Cincinnati
Cox
Athens
Hamilton County
Beat
McKinnon
Cancus
Ashtabula
Kurtz
Foraker
Speelman
Present To Reublin Brothers At Hotel Andwour
On Christmas day the proprietor brothers Reublin of the Hotel Andwour received a fine leather office chair as a gift. About twenty hotel staff gathered in the office to present the chair to the Reublin brothers.
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Reublin
Hotel Andwour
Reublin Brothers
Marriage Licenses for Redington Claus and Landin
Clarence Lewis Redington 24 farmer and Martha Maria Claus 24 of North Amherst obtain license. Rev Linde myer officiates. Jobo P. Lada 24 brakeman of Lorain and Cora S. Landin 20 of Hlyria obtain license. Rev Collins listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lewis Redington
Farmer
Martha Maria Claus
North Amherst
Lindemyer
Jobo P. Lada
Brakeman
Lorain
Cora S. Landin
Hlyria
Collins
Woman Miss Jessie Williams Resigns for Undertaking Career
Miss Jessie Williams, five years as office assistant to Drs. C. F. and Charles H. Cushing, resigns to study undertaking and embalming in Chicago. After training she plans to work in a large city in that field. Friends wish her success in a male dominated profession. Special religious services begin next Sunday at the M E church with morning prayers and nightly meetings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Williams
Drs. C. F
Charles H. Cushing
Chicago
Theas
Miss Walliams
M. E
Fish Case Returns to Jury in Ohio Versus Derby
The Ohio state case against Roswell Derby, known as the fish case, returns to court as a jury trial under Justice Lawrence. Derby, arrested on a Vermilion river fishing warrant, asserts defects in the law and affidavit. A sworn jury began proceedings after rulings on pretrial motions, with adjournment for dinner and high local interest, particularly in Henrietta township.
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State of
Ohio
Roswell Derby
Court House
Justice Court
Lawrence
Derby
Finhing
Vermilion River
Henrietta Township
Justice Lawrence Plays Santa For Young Couple In Probate Office
In a probate court scene on Tuesday Justice Lawrence arranged marriages for Miss Mamie Reinsburg of Lorain to a husband and Mr Philip Fieback of Axtel to a wife. The bride was sixteen, requiring her mother's consent for the license. The mother-in-law proved pivotal, and after obtaining consent the license was issued and the judge made a celebratory appearance.
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Justice Lawrence
Santa Claus
Mamie Reinsburg
Lorain
Philip Fieback
Axtel
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Elyria Townships
Real estate transfers are recorded including William A. Braman trustee selling lots 108 and 109 in Highland addition Lorain for 400 dollars to Michael Kiska. Jane Cowles sells lot end of lot 24 Eaton 19 acres Co W. and May R. Faber sell part of C W Faber farm Black River 2 acres to Owen P. McCabe. J W and Pole trustees sell lots 170 242 243 Wilbur Heights Elyria township for 150 dollars to Grant Se lig. A stray note asks the Elyria reader to return a borrowed wheel to avoid trouble, signed Frank Dydskowski.
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William A. Braman
Michael Kiska
Highland Addition
Lorain
Jane Cowles
Myron D. Ross
Eaton
Co. W
May R. Faber
Owen P. McCabe
C. W. Faber
Black River
Grant Seelig
Wilbur Heights
Elyria Township
Prize Doll Drawn At Christmas Event At No Gt Three
Newspaper men chose a winning ticket at Harry Smith's furniture store on Christmas Eve. The Elyria Gun Club held its annual Christmas Day shoot at East Side grounds with seven entrants in a handicap contest. Prizes included a diamond set, a gold watch charm, a silver handle packet knife, and a fisherman's Bible. McMahon tied for second with Brackett winning the shoot-off. Morse placed third and Martindale fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Mr. Smith
Elyria
East Side Grounds
W. RB. Huntington
Martindale
McMahon
McKinley
Brackett
J, Jameson
Erin
Faxon
Perry
Morse
Massey
Howenstein
Mr. McMahon
Messrs
Mr. Martindale
Christmas Day Disorder in West Street Home
In a Police Court report Peggie and Charley Cline faced charges of disorderly conduct after a Christmas day altercation at a West Street home. They pled guilty and were fined 50 cents each, suspended on the condition they leave home to seek work. Mayor Reefs urged restraint and responsibility. Charles Smith paid 5 dollars and costs for drunken arrest, Charley Wilson faced intoxication charges with a disputed guilty verdict after a brief afternoon hearing. Officer Whitney prompted Wilson to move along as the court noted his slow recognition of the officer’s good nature.
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Peggie
Charley Cline
West Street
Thoraday
Reefs
Charles Smith
Costa
Charley Wilson
Whitney
Wilson
Farewell Banquet for Rev and Mrs Metcalf at First Congregational
A farewell banquet honoring Reverend P. H. Metcalf and his wife will be held at the First Congregational Church on January first. The Young Men's committee plans an elaborate menu and limited seating. Doctor E. I. Bosworth will respond to the toast and Oberlin Seminary is noted. Tickets available at Murbach’s on Saturday December 28.
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P. H. Metcalf
First Congregational Church
Craft
E. I. Bosworth
Oberlin Seminary
Murbach’'s
Cleveland to Adrian Michigan Lake Shore Electric reaches Adrian
The first through passenger on the Lake Shore Electric from Cleveland to Adrian Michigan traveled through Lo rain at 11 o clock Sunday. General Superintendent Stout assisted with the transfer. The passenger, O. W. Lana, was en route to Adrian for Christmas.
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Lake Shore Electric
Cleveland
Adrian
Mich
Lorain
Stout
O. W. Lana
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the Reporter Printing Co
L. B. Fauver
E. L. Disbro
Daily Reporter
City OF
Orie
Undertaker
Reinsburg
Fieback
Elyria Block
Frank Dydskowski
BAC
Azilian Balm
Opeus
Trachia
Monte Ray Collins
Stens Pont
Wis
Iugumenia
Jackson & CO
Indianapolis
Indiana
Clark
Indianapol
the National Bank
E. Williams
S.H. Squire, Jr
Michigan
Whiteman
Real Estate Agency
Tnyweatgate
Avon
Broad Street
Fifth Street
Lakeside Avenues
Dexter
Prospect Street
Columbus Street
Harrison
Hank Mr. Whiteman
Conun
Eldred & CO
Eady
H. J. Eady
Cheapside
T E. Jefferson
Honra
Col. West
Broad and
West Avenue
Cata
Lerouel James
Margarille
Amys
E.G de Wrrr & Co
Bewit
Hans
Athophoros Co
New Haven
Conn
THE
Athlophoros CO
H. M. Parker
Mary C. Mitchell
Geneva
Nannie Mitchell Parker
Geo. KE. Bryant
Third Street
Parsch Lumber Co
C. Parsch
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Tenth Avenue
Pearl Street
Sheffield Lands Improvement Co
Elyria Savings & Banking CO
West Broad Street
Elyria Union Schools
W. A. Braman
W.C. LeMaster
EH. W. Incersorz
Bank “of Cleveland
People’s Commercial Safe Deposit and Savings Bank
Vides Security
Public Square
Hayne Ave
Woodland Ave
Lincoln Heights
Lorain St
Pearl St
South
Brooklyn
Superior St
Citizens’ Home Investing Co
Superior
Cuyahoga
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