Additional Judges Said To Be Needed In District
Summit Lorain Medina counties face a clogged court system as three Akron Elyria and Medina judges handle heavy dockets. Proposals urge increasing judges from three to five or six to speed trial of jury cases and reduce delays for workers comp and personal injury suits amid growing manufacturing activity. Judge Webber supports adding judges, arguing current three cannot handle county workloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kohler
Akron
A. R. Webber
Elyria
George Hayden
Medina
Summit County
Ahnve
Wall
Lorain County
Medina County
Ning
Surge Webber
Webber
Tam
Lorain County Union U S A Plans August Picnic
Lorain County Union U S A officers and executive committee met in Elyria on Friday night. E J Goodrich of Oberlin was elected chairman for the evening year. The picnic will be held at Linwood Park early in August with committees appointed to handle program and management duties and preparations to start promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Union U. S. Association
Elyria
E. J. Goodrich
Oberlin
Linwood Park
H. S. Waonamaker
A. Matealf
W. A. Donaldson
D. A. Critz
Grafton
Marion Metcalf
J. T. Haskell
Wellington
Newton Moora
Brighton
F. D. Ward
Lorain
John C. Davies
Ibis
Manintain
Foot Bridge Under Construction Over Black River
Work on a temporary foot bridge across Black River at Washington avenue began Saturday after negotiations with land leaseholder W. E B. Miller. He initially objected to the bridge location due to contract concerns but granted permission once explanations were given. The structure is expected to take about two weeks to complete.
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Black River
Washington Avenue
W. E B. Miller
Oli House
Board of Service
Card of Thanks to Friends and Foresters
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors Rey Wannamaker and singers and the independent Order of Foresters for kindness and floral offerings during our bereavement. Elmers E. Haldsworth and James. Mrs R Bryant and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Wannamaker
Forester
Elmers E. Haldsworth
James
R. Bryant
Parker Nominated by Democrats at St Louis Convention
Jayde Parker was nominated for the presidency by the Democratic party at the national convention in St Louis on Saturday morning. After a first ballot Parker trailed by nine votes. Nevada and Idaho shifted their support to Parker on a second ballot, giving him the nomination by three votes and securing unanimous backing. Conservatives controlled the convention from the outset. the money plank was dropped not due to Bryan but to avoid rehashing four and eight year ago. The party did not address the issue of the nation's money or free silver in the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayde Parker
Demoncratic Party
St. Louis
Nevada
Idibo
Hearst
Parker
Bryan
Unusual services at 70d Congregational Church tomorrow
The Ind Congregational church schedules a morning sermon at 10 by Mr Wannamaker on We ought to obey God rather than Men the supreme duty of every one. At 7 30 pm Judge D J Nya will address men on the relation of labor and capital and the churchs duty in the labor capital struggle. Invitations extend to all, especially West side men, and a Men's club may be organized to discuss topics of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Ind Congregational Church
Wannamaker
D. J. Nya
West Side
Vagrancy Charges Dismissed for Two Men in City Court
Police Court heard Joe Anderson and Phillip Pay before the mayor on Saturday morning on vagrancy charges. Both were discharged after proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Anderson
Phillip Pay
Capers recalls ex convict’s line on drink cure
John G. Capers, South Carolina Republican national committeeman, recounts defending a man in a murder case who received a five year sentence but later thanked Capers. The ex-convict, sober after prison, credits a five foot granite wall between himself and liquor as a cure, claiming no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Capers
Republican National
South Carolina
Capitol
Washington Post
Mr. Capers
Lilm Felf
Irish League Branch Claim and Health Adisement
The United Irish League claims 1,326 branches and promotes a health toning product, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea tablets, priced at 35 cents. The pitch asks readers if they are thin and offers a remedy to gain weight with a period voice and generic endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish League
United Irish League
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Dykeman
Welty Stars In Baptist Disciple Young Men Ball Game
In a Friday Fourth street grounds match the Baptist and Disciple Young Men's classes played a spirited game won 14 to 9 by the Disciples. Welty, famed from Trolley League, drew repeated base on balls after showing batting skill as Busson and Johnson starred in defense and offense alongside Eason and Reed for the Disciples. Rev Cadmus umpired before about 100 spectators.
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Fourth Street
The
Baptists
Baptista
Buson
Sala
Baa
Johnson
Welty
Rev
Cadmus
RHE Baptists
Disciples
Batterina
Birdsall
Eason
Reed
Petition Seeks Injunction in Common Pleas Over Barn Occupation
Edward Heusener petitions Common Pleas court for an injunction against Elmer Dunlap restraining him from unlawful occupation of a barn on premises Heusener rents in Henrietta. Heusener says the barn holds his dwelling and arables for a horse and cow. Dunlap occupied the barn and threatens violence to deter Heusener from tending his crops. Metonlt and Cinniger represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Heusener
Elmer Dunlap
Henrietta
Dunlap
Heassner
Metonlt and
Cinniger
Marriage Licenses Listed for Henry McGrew and Others
Licenses issued to Henry McGrew 21 railroad man of Lorain and Antis West 19 of Cleveland. Also Joseph Wm Twerrell 19 farmer of Pittsfield and Myrtle M Rodgers 19 of Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McGrew
Lorain
Antis West
Cleveland
Joseph Wm. Twerrell
Farmer
Pittsfield
Myrtle M. Rodgers
Inside Inn at the World’s Fair Offers Vast Lodging
The World’s Fair grounds host The Inside Inn a colossal hotel with 2257 bedrooms and a dining room for 2500. Rates range from 1.50 to 5.50 European and 3 to 7 American per day with admission. Reservations available during the fair and a booklet can be mailed on request.
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Union Station
Market St. Laclede
Couteau Ave
St. Louis
Industries Driving Elyria Growth and Industrial Diversity
Elyria boasts extensive manufacturing and transportation links, with lines to Oberlin Wellington Walwalk Grafton Cleveland and Lorain plus two steam routes to the Midwest. Major facilities include Elyria Steel and Iron Co Fox Furnace Wall head brick yard Columbia Steel Works and a growing gas engine plant. Local firms such as DupLEX foundry Garford Saddle Fay Tricycle and Tonliff Ely works sustain large workforces. Smaller industries remain active year round, underscoring the city’s economic vitality.
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Elyria
Tralley
Oberlin
Wellington
Walwalk
Grafton
Cleveland
North Amherst
Lorain
Middle West
Ohio
Elyria Steel and Iron Co
Old Water Works
Wallhead Brick Yard
Fox Furnace
Cleveland Stone Company
Charles T Ely
Columbia Steel Works
Steal Works
Eugene Taylor
Duplex
Undercnt
Elyrisa
Canning Company
Tonliff and Ely
Garford Saddle Works
Fay
Fay Stocking
Weller Engineering Co
Troxel Mfg. Co
Worth Co
Dean Electric
Women In Sleeping Cars Travel Anxiety Then Adaptation
A Pittsburg Dispatch report describes a woman’s first night in a sleeping car as unnerving and elaborate rituals. She fears privacy breaches and train dangers, struggles with curtains and attire, and endures lurching motion. By dawn she adapts and may even begin to enjoy rail travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Dispatch
Nature
Champney Ill 06 Cream Business Note
The memo notes Champney, identified as an ill 06 cream business, with unclear context and limited readable details on its operations or status. No further verifiable facts, figures, or names are present to expand the summary.
New Steamship Augustus B Wolvin Described in Iron Age
A New York paper quotes an Iron Age description of the steamship Augustus B. Wolvin a flat bottomed boxlike vessel 560 feet long 51 feet wide 82 feet high with a 490 by 24 by 43 foot hull section. The article questions seaworthiness and rapid loading while Robert Logan of American Shipbuilding Corp defends the design as seaworthy and reliable with massive cargo capacity and modern loading facilities.
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Augustus B. Wolvin
New York
Robert Logan
American Shipbuilding Company
Wolvin
Won Easily Ethel L. Wins 2:30 Trot at Bowling Green
Elmer Wideman of Chestnut Street in this city owned and drove Won Easily Ethel L. to victory in the Bowling Green Trotting Association 2:30 trot on Monday. A purse of 400 was up. The first heat was taken by another horse but Ethel L. won the next three, with a touch to spare.
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Ethel L
Drivan
Elmer Wideman
Chestnut Street
This City
Bowling Green Trotting Association
Ethel
Cleveland brakeman killed in steel plant accident
A. W. Jackson, 23, a Cleveland resident and brakeman at the steel plant, was killed early Saturday morning when a train he was near started and he was thrown under the wheels. He was married, the son of a local clergyman noted for a crusade against Sunday baseball. Circumstances are unclear, but he may have been trying to uncouple cars when the train moved, causing fatal injuries to his upper right leg and abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jackson
Cleveland
Dean Co Elyria Versus Kellogg Switchboard Aid
Kellogg Switchboard Aid Co of Chicago sought to enjoin W W Dean from selling his services to the Dean Co of Elyria. Judge Wing dismissed for lack of mutuality or contract after partial argument. Rival suit to injure the Dean Co. Also notices dancing at Glen a Beach Lorain and a cheap excursion to the Atlantic coast on July 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Switchboard Aid Supply Co
Chicago
W. W. Dean
Dean Co
Elyria
Wing
Cleveland
Dean Company
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Lorain County Sunday School Association
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Harry H. Smiths
E. Broad St
Nye
Second Congregational Church
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Fiest
Dean
Glen'a Beach Lorain
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