C S W Crew Discharged Over Union Appeal
Dispute aboard the Josephine between Elyrin Cleve land division and the crew led to the discharge of motorman William Derry and conductor William Lyon after delays at switches caused by a private movement. They appeal to their union and to President Pomeroy. Also noted is the death of laborer Pearl Williams aged 52 in Coonville with burial planned Wednesday.
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Pravtion Coca Ear
William Dermy
Condreter
William Lyon
Betwen Elyrin
Cleveland
Josephine
Our
Derry
Lynn
Josephs
Joe Sud
Supe
Nestor
Nio
Pres. Pomeroy
Pearl Williams
Coonville
Williams
Choofer Hits Man Then Flees After Crash
Fred Volk of Bridge street reports a cab style vehicle knocked him down as he stood for a streetcar near the loop. He was dragged sixty feet, had wrists sprained, and a front lamp was broken. He identified a woman passenger in the vehicle and notified police.
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Roman
Cleveland
Volk
Divorce message ends ill fated June wedding plan
A probate court back of a marriage license reveals a canceled ceremony. George Arbaugh, 42, Coldwater, Michigan, and Jennie M. Waboras, 44, Oberlin, were to wed. The court notes they were divorced before marriage, stated by Judge Hinman as the license was returned unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
George Arbaugh
Coldwater
Mich
Jennie M. Waboras
Oberlin
Nabores
Hinman
Commence Work on Annex Wednesday
The county begins work on a new annex this Wednesday. Construction to finish by September 1 at a cost of $9,000 to complete the fir mary ward expansion.
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County Infirmary
Mayor Folger Objects to Court Intervention in Hudnell Case
The mayor laments Supreme Court or common pleas overstepping in Hudnell injunction. He notes Hudnell blocked his bid to counsel support for his wife. Hadwell gave his house to his wife and admitted no food or clothing provision, agreeing to $2 weekly payment when fines were suspended.
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Mayor OF Common Pleas Court
Hudnell
Common Pleas Court
Folger
Philip Hudnell
Injured Man Fred Mower Brought to Elyria Hospital
A 32 year old man identified as Fred Mower was admitted to Elyria hospital after an incident described as falling down stairs. He suffered a severely cut upper lip and bruises and gave a country buggy ride from seven miles west of the city. Hospital staff suspect a fight may have caused his injuries.
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de Stutr
Elyria Hospital
Fred Mower
Nestor Cook and Price Cases Not Heard
Several cases scheduled for Mayor Folger's morning session were continued. Adam Cook of Lorain faced a charge of failure to support his wife and child with six witnesses summoned. The Neator case also continued, and Detective Mose Price was not tried as the warrant had not been served and his location was not disclosed.
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Folger
Adam Cook
Lorain
Neator
Mose Price
Drunken Poles Fined After Sunday Disorderly Conduct
Four Poles, drunk and raving, disturbed Harun street. Officers took them to the police station where they gave their names Steve Jacob John Cormick Jacob Josher John Wassous. They were each fined six dollars and costs for intoxication and disorderliness. Harry ODonald and John Long also fined six dollars and costs each for intoxication.
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Harun Street
Avab
Steve Jacob
John Cormick
Jacob Josher
John Wassous
Harry O’donald
John Long
Scotchman Slashes Throat With Knife
Alex Petrie a despondent Scotchman at South Lorain attempted suicide by hacking his throat with a pocket knife. He traveled from Chester Pa weeks ago and sought aid from a new arrival. Yesterday he visited friends at the Phoenix hotel and wounded himself in three gashes before being hospitalized as dangerous.
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Alex Petrie
South Lorain
Petrie
Chester
Phoenix Hotel
Farmer Seeks Hidden Ditch Tax Reversal
Henrietta A E Champney of Henrietta claims county commissions built and maintain ditches on her property without benefit and seeks to block assessments. She notes $85.60 and $72.76 charges for improvements, says the diagonal ditch course damaged her land, and cites a 1908 cleaning and order for a survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
A. E. Champney
Elyria Reports 49 Inmates at Cleveland Workhouse
Forty nine inmates from Elyria were recorded at the Cleveland workhouse in the last annual report. Youngstown led outside county sites with at least 159 workers contributing to the institution’s tally.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Youngstown
Public makes laws and abuses the enforcers
A Sunday service by Methodist and other churches at the Methodist church addressed by Rev. W Dawson Jattering and Rev. Cadmus. The sermon recalled the Declaration of Independence and praised law and order while noting local graft and abuses of officers enforcing laws. County Prosecutor Stroup urged citizen support and moral courage amid current struggles.
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Stroup
Union Patriotic Church
Dr. Dawson
America
Union
Methodist
Baptist
Disciple
Episcopal
Congregational
W. ©. Dawson
Cadmus
Thors of
Lorain County
James Dill
Oberlin
Lorain Croatian Resident Stabbed in Abdomen
Joan Stantz, Croatian resident of South Lorain, was stabbed in the abdomen early Sunday after leaving a barroom at Globe street and Tenth avenue. He felt a stab and later saw blood, with doctors probing a three inch deep wound likely between intestinal coils. He suspects the attack targeted someone else and knows of no other enemies in town.
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Joan Stantz
South Lorain
Stantz
Globe Street
Tenth Avenue
Slantz
Jailed in Delirium After Police Court Discharge
Luke Newbrand, once a prosperous Ilyrian merchant, was found in delirium tremens on Middle avenue after his discharge by Major Folger. He was taken to the police station, placed in jail for the weekend, and an effort will seek placement in the county infirmary.
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Luke Newbrand
Major Folger
Middle Avenue
Smith
Newbrand
Ilyria
Board of Public Health
Whitney
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Orain Ine
Detroit
Frontenac
Lorain Transit Co
Dai
Cook
Price
Scotchman
S. Lorain
Harry H. Smith & CO
Cheapside
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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