Officers Discharged After In-Force Fight and Arrests
Two officers were discharged after a fight between officers Howlett and Smith led to disorderly conduct charges. Officer Bowles was arrested on a warrant charging assault. The incident caused a police force disruption with Smith facing mayor's court and Howlett kept his job as special officer.
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Nive
Mate
Taesdey Nigis
Speen Olticer
Charlea Saath
Gew
Speoul Olticer
Bowles
Olver Saath
Bin
Howlass
Smith
Priday
George H. Chamberlain
Beith
E Howlett
Howlett
Down
Board of Public Safety
Lol Street
Bill
Billy
Sian
Lodi
Mra. Smith
Daisy Jones Thanks Sheriff for Kindness During Jail Stay
Daisy Jones expresses sincere gratitude to the sheriff and his wife for compassionate treatment while confined in Elyrng county jail. She thanks the jailers for their kindness and asks forgiveness for any wronged actions, noting regret and appreciation in a brief message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Jones
Honitage
Elyrng
Cleveland Club Men Seek Avon Property for Golf Clubhouse
Wealthy Cleveland men bid 5000 dollars for a long Avon township tract along Avon center road 600 feet wide and 200 feet deep to build a clubhouse with golf links by damming Brown Creek. The sale hinged on unrestricted use. After a failed purchase they explore other landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Avon Township
Avon Center Road
Avon
Cleveland and South Western Traction Company Officers Named
The Cleveland and South Western Traction Company elects officers for the coming year with FT Pomeroy as president Ai M B Athing as first vice president GC Smith as second vice president L Fuller as treasurer E P Schneider as secretary and C Wilson as assistant treasurer. The annual report shows earnings of $446 871. A b1. Net earnings amount to $748 41 The first half of January earnings exceed prior period but reveal a decline of about $216 daily versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland and South Western Traction Company
FT Pomeroy
Ai. B Athing
GC. Smith
L. Fuller
Treamatery
E. P Schneider
C., Wilson
Macintant
City Board Handles Payments for Public Works and Repairs
The board referred ten solicitor vouchers and approved $635 to Riggs and Sherman for sewer plan work. Avencher’s voucher of $9,233.87 was sent to the city solicitor with pavement material concerns. Henry Bickel was paid $136 for crop damage from a water main, and William Brothers and Morse changes to the Washington Avenue bridge were referred. Barber Asphalt Bond of $20,200 for Middle Avenue maintenance was accepted. A small park around the lake pump station is planned.
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Avencher
Board of Public Service
West Avenue
Riggs
Sherman
Henry Bickel
Lorain
William Brothers and
Morse
Washington Avenue
Barber Asphalt Paving Co
Middle Avenue
Lake
Washington bridge completion delayed to spring says council
The new Washington bridge will likely not be completed until spring. City council members and engineers agree not to alter the bridge construction amid poor weather. An iron rail will be installed as far as possible with a temporary rail extended from that point.
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Washington Pew
Sity Council
Fair Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Fair Association will meet Saturday morning January 28 in the court room, which has been secured for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Association
Ae Lee
Kipton Druggist Fined for Selling Liquor in Local Option Case
Eugene Prentice, Kipton druggist, was fined $75 and costs after pleading guilty to selling liquor under local option laws. He faced multiple counts and a separate offense for selling liquor on other days. Local opposition to village plans and injunction threats surfaced as factions formed over Avon and Lake Shore area developments.
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Eugene Prentice
Kipton
Washburn
Costa
Prentice
Indienne
Saunt
Buntay
Anti Movement
Avon Township
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Loraio
Elyria
Autis Ia
Injured Elyria Worker Falls at Steel Plant Dock
E Eckler of Elyria, injured on a dock at the steel plant, fell from a hoist shaft and was found unconscious. He was taken by ambulance to St. Joseph's hospital where doctors treated a fractured leg, a dislocated hip, and a hip fracture. The patient was later moved to the steel plant ward for recovery.
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E. Eckler
Elyria
Ian
St. Joseph's Hospital
Whatn Iey
Robinson
Bozler
Children sick with merseIs and house fire in Lorain
In Lorain on a January night Bert Prosser and family narrowly escaped a blaze that consumed a barrel of rage fuel. Firemen kept the Titan under control with costs around 25 dollars. The Prosser children suffered from meningitis, complicating the emergency.
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Mersels
Lorain
Bert Prosser
South Lorain
Sparss
Twagt Prisser
Mayor shown a painted portrait by Cleveland artist
Police officers John Smith John Barley Capital Hanks and Win Whitey Witt presented Mayor Fulger a handsome oil painting by a well known Cleveland artist who has stayed at the ropist hall for two weeks. The gesture followed the officer’s visit on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulger
Cleveland
John Smith
John Barley Capital Hanks
Win
Whitey Witt
Petrodium Howlets
Man Hit by Brick in Weetend Fight Leaves City
William Burns aged 37 of Cleveland sustained a severe head injury when struck by a thrown brick during a brawl in the Weetend last night. Local physician attended him. friends transported him home on a late train. Police expect arrests to follow today.
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Weetend
William Burns
Cleveland
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Charles Smith
Sheriff
Gong Fast Jone
Philpott
Cleveland Club
Avors
ANTIS
Kipton Drugest
Von
Folger
Oficera
James Jaycor
John Titus
Township Trustes
Jagger
Lake Shore Road
Philbott
Harry H. Smith
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Dreser
Lowell All Wool
Harry H. Smith & Company
Sora Clasas
Cheapside
East Broad Street
Ohio
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