Enemies in a feud shoot Grigori on South Street
George Drotlof of Setron Street shot Joan Grigori with a 32 caliber revolver on a Thursday evening after an old country feud. Grigori was hit in the left shoulder, with another bullet passing through a window near his wife. A pursuing posse chased Drotlof into woods along the Black River as Grigori, his friends, and several armed men attempted to capture him.
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George Drotlof
Setron Street
Joan Grigori
Tain
Beig
Griori
Drotlof
Grigori
Drotloff
Ffteen
Umiml Onl
Drozieff
Black River
Jis
Socialists argue independence could redefine marriage
Miss Marie Geiger of the Cleveland socialist group speaks on Thursday night about economic independence for women. She says freedom and equality would end marriage as mere support for women and disrupt the matrimonial market. She adds working women gain emancipation with help from working men, and public functionaries could reach equality with men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Geiger
Organization of Socialists
Cleveland
Miss Ethel Clark Weds Bert Penney After Suit Loss
Miss Ethel Clark of Marysville Ohio, daughter of William Clark former Marion county auditor, married Bert Penney Thursday night after her breach of promise suit against C G Johnson agent for the Evie railroad yielded damages of 2300 earlier. Johnson wed Bessie Woolard the same day Judge Dow lowered the jury verdict to 1150. Clark's mother Sylvia Chirk was driven to insanity and committed to the state hospital in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Clark
Marysville
Ohio
William Clark
Marion County
C. G. Johnson
Evie Railroad
Bert Penney
Johnson
Bessie Woolard
Eagles Call Members to Tonight Union Hall Meeting
Brotherhood of Eagles invites all members to a special meeting at Union Hall on Cheap side tonight at 7 50 o clock. The notice emphasizes attendance for urgent business and brotherhood matters.
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Eagles
Brother Eagles
Union Hall
Cheapside
Country Club Celebration Bright Day of Sports and Fireworks
A Country Club celebration drew a large crowd on a sunny July day. Guests enjoyed tennis and canoeing, lounging on Loeehih porches, and an afternoon fireworks display. A golf ground ball game between single and married men ended 20 to 13 in favor of the singles. Mrs. Seth Felt of LaPorte visited Cleveland friends.
Resolutions of Gondolenge Honor a Deceased Board Member
The Elvria Board of Health adopts a resolution of sympathy for James E. Gray a long time member of the board removed by death It praises his conscientious service and extends heartfelt sympathy to his widow and bereaved children The resolution was unanimously adopted at the last meeting signed POS Reefy president and G KB French secretary.
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Board of Health
James E. Gray
Elvria
Board of Health of
Hiyria
City Board of Health
Pos Reefy
Pres. G. KB
Elyria Teams Schedule Sports Weekend In Local Leagues
Elyria trotley league teams set to play at South Lorain on Saturday and Sunday, with Elyria visiting Shattuck's park to face Vermilion Independents. Cleveland Dauntless club to play Dean Electric here on Sunday as managers seek a new pitcher after Sienp's retirement.
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Elyria
South Lorain
Lorain
Shattuck's Park
Independenta of Vermilion
Dauntless
Firemen of
Cleveland
Dean Electric
Sienp
Trolley
Cam
Victyria
Were 18 Your Chance Buy a Home on Chase Street
Three brand new houses on Chase street with seven improvements offered at modest terms. Lots priced with $500 down and balance to fit purchaser. Elyria area expected to grow rapidly, boosting property value. For details contact C. B. Ruggles, R F D No. 3 Huron, Ohio, Crescent View Allotment near Lake Erie bathing beaches.
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Chase Street
Elyria
Crescent View
Ruggles "Beach
Lake Erie
Ceylon
Lake Shore
Michigan
Southerl Ry
Great Lakes
Ruggles
Huron
Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Hinman
Marriages were recorded Friday in probate court listing Francis Deitvrich 26 Torsin Hazel Jones 22 Lovain Joseph Bor 25 South Lorain and Elizabeth Enyedi 20 domestic. The Dempsters of Cleveland returned home after a week with the Tripps of LaPorte. Mrs Wood and daughter May McClimon with others spent the Fourth of July with Mrs Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Deitvrich
Torsin, Freemain
Hazel Jones
Lovain
Joseph Bor
South Lorain
Elizabeth Enyedi
Domestic
Charles Wood
May McClimon
E.G. Newburger
J. McClimon
A. Powers
Suit for Value of Building Material
A petition filed in county court cases Brett Lumber and Manufacturing Co v John Rosenfield and C. S. Brewing Co. states Rosenfield contracted for a building in Lorain. A R Hoover & Co ordered the material from the plaintiff, who seeks judgment for the value of the supplied material and against Rosenfield.
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Rosenfield
Big Yacht Race at Toledo
A 120 mile long distance race under the Lake Yacht Racing Association starts at Toledo on Saturday evening. Boats sail via Bar Point to the Detroit river mouth, then Cedar Point, with a return to Toledo and 25 competitors including Thelma owned by Commodore Huntington. The start is slated around 7 30 with small boats going first.
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The
Lake Yacht Racing Association
Toledo
Bar Point
Detroit River
Cedar Point
Thelma
Commodore Huntington
Fourth of July gathering of Grand Army posts at LaPorte
The Grand Army posts and auxiliaries held a July Fourth event in LaPorte with about 150 veterans. Comrade Harlan P. Chapman hosted. Rev Speig Jer of Lorain and Dr P D Reefy spoke after dinner. Refreshments and fireworks followed. guests came from Oberlin Grafton and Amherst.
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Harlan P. Chapman
Lorain County Union Picnic Sets July Linwood Park
The Lorain County Union Sunday School Picnic and Excursion will be at Linwood Park on Thursday July 26. Rates on trail gas in prior years have been secured. Posters and small bill notices will follow. The City in Darkness reports a 2:30 PM orange sun darkening as a heavy cloud covered Lorain for about an hour before daylight returned.
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Lorain County Union
Linwood Park
Rushing Work on Briege Luncheon Ramsey Road Club Organized
Rushing work on the Briege Luncheon project near Wellington and the Ramsey Road area expands. Workers push grade and fencing from Lorain to Oberlin Amherst lines, with large earthworks near Black River crossing as the Wabash plans to run trains soon. The Ramsey Road Club hosts a bridge luncheon with twelve members. Miss Agney Johnson wins prize at the first meeting.
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Briege
Ramsey Road Club
Wellington
sAligatty
Ramsey Pany
Praide
Wherlin
Lake Shore
Morrison
Edwards
W. College
Jerrain
Corporation
Gang
White Place
Oberlin
Amherst
Amherst Road
Lorain
Black River Crossing
Peterson
Wabash
Oh Glaylan
Miss Curtis
Agney Johnson
New Arrival Fined for Throwing Stone at Policeman
Steve Gyer, a new arrival at Hunkville, was Friday morning fined $5 and costs for throwing stones at a policeman. The incident underscores tensions between newcomers and law enforcement at night in the town.
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Steve Gyer
Hunkville
Gyer
America
Last Excursion to Put-In-Bay Ends Summer Runs
The Lakeside steamer will offer one more Lorain to Put-in-Bay trip next Sunday July 7 with the band and moonlight ride. It will be the last Lakeside Lorain to the Bay excursion this summer, though an additional trip is arranged with another steamer for that Sunday. Fare to the Bay and return 25 cents. Bay trip at 9 a.m. Moonlight excursion around 8 p.m. Captain A Bemis of Elyria can provide more information.
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Lakeside
Lorain
Put-in-Bay
The
Bay
the Bay
Lorain City
Unis
A. Bemis
Elyria
Married life ends in split after twenty five years
Mary Ann Hailey of Lorain seeks divorce from George Bailey after twenty five years of marriage begun September 1881 in Blenheim Canada. She accuses cruelty and dissipation, cites past assaults in 1889 and 1901, requests custody of eight children and alimony.
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Mary Ann Hailey
George “Dward Bailey
Lorain
Blenheim
Canada
Arthur
Florence
George
Grace
AiNian
Grafton Social Notes Mention Visits and Travel
Mrs Metsgar, a former Grafton resident, calls on old neighbors. Mrs Beesing’s sister and husband from California visit. Frank Bhowalter, Senator Chamberlain and wife, and Chamberlain’s parents called over the weekend. Mrs Mason Keith and others from Traverse City and Cleveland guests of Mrs Beardsley. Nettie Young of Cleveland spent Friday in town. Home seekers rates offered by B and C agents via M. G. Carrel, D. P. A., Cleveland.
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Metsgar
Gafton
Grafton
Beesing
California
Frank Bhowalter
Senator Chamberlain
Elyria
Berlain
Gee Frank
Mason Kieth
Traverse City
Mich
Irene Keith
Mattie Richardson
Cleveland
Beardsley
Nettie Young
May Lose the Stamp Works in Elyria
Albert Vorer of the Fever Stamping works in Elyria plans a new plant and offers 55 lots on the east side at 200 each to finance the project. County Recorder Tucker backs the plan while local merchants hesitate, warning that slow sales may derail the proposed stamping works and the hoped for 100 workers.
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Albert Vorer
Moyiile
Dhemy
Lorimer
Painsville
Hove
Tucker
Parole sought for bank wreckers case in Norwalk
Norwalk resident John H Beattie undertakes an investigation into reports that directors of the defunct Citizens Savings Bank may push for parole for HW Walker and Dana Walker if parole efforts succeed. Beattie claims to know the Walker family, believes stock gambling led to trouble, and says he may reveal startling information to stockholders if the Walkers face criminal court.
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John H. Beattie
Norwalk
Citizens Savings 'Bank
BR Walker
Dana
Walker
Mr. Beattie
H. B. Walker
N Criminal
Beattie
Escape on the Majestic steamer to England
Henry J. Eady and wife sailed for England aboard the Majestic of the White Star line with about 2 000 passengers. A lighthouse or lightship suddenly appeared off Wexford three miles away from Queenstown while en route to Liverpool. The captain steered clear but the Majestic sustained a severed starboard blaze. passengers feared danger until it was clear there was no further harm.
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Majestic
Round Trip Excursion $1.25 Sundays Within 100 Miles
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway offers 1.25 round trips every Sunday for travel within 100 miles between Bellevue and Buffalo. Tickets to points not over 100 miles and with suitable train service are priced at 1.23 for the round trip. Special rates apply to interurban stations within 100 miles. Details at stations. post office displays and William A. Mavins to assist. carriers on summer leave.
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Lake Shore
Reporter building delay in delivery resolve next week
The paper explains the delay is due to moving the plant and offices to the Reporter Building on Second street at Chapel street. Management asks subscribers to endure the inconvenience this week and promises to resume normal service by next Monday.
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Second Street
Chapel Street
Building Lots on Olive Street For Sale
Hundreds of buyers seek Olive Street lots 50x146 feet priced from 310 to 350 dollars. Terms to suit. FLA Smih & Brother advertise availability as prices may not last.
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Olive St
FLA, Smih & Brother
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Mrs. Seth Felt
LaPorte
Lovett Hill
Jos
Huron Street
Butternut Bridge
Prine Sot
Ansterm
Hinman
Theounty Court
Brett Lumber
Grand Army
Speig
Linwood
A. E. Frost
H. A. Dykeman
Mary Ann Bailey
Delta
Edna
Ethel
Lloyd
Rhres
Crafton
M. G. Carrel
Flover
Hunry J. Eavy
Henry
Eady
England
Wexford
Queenstown
Liverpool
Post Office
Willian A. Mavins
Regula
Massillon
CG W. Goyle
Harry , Smith & Co
Harry WW. Smith & Co
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