Lynn Steps Aside In Labor Unrest At Local Plant
A dispute at a southern division plant led to dismissals of two workers, Durmien and Lynn, after unclear orders and a threatened strike. The meeting at the hall of Division No 80 Amalgamated Association discussed changes and potential resolution terms amid tense relations with the company.
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Tran William Durmen
Bonn
Durmien
Vtatd
Byonn
Minton
Lorain
Dievision No
Bupto
Boliuer
Wigma
Free 100 piece Austrian china dinner set offered
The Reporter offers a free 100 piece Austrian china dinner set to a lucky subscriber. A sealed envelope in the China Shop window at 2 Maddie Avenue holds the winning number. The winner will receive delivery free, with the duplicate given to another subscriber after the envelope is opened on Saturday September 2.
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Canyon Tse
Meddie Avenue
Company offers to rehire Carmen to ease dispute
The company proposed a plan to take Carmen back into its employ to avert trouble. Debates over whether Lynn should desert his grievance followed. Lynn then accepted the proposal and stepped aside, drawing applause as the motion passed. President Behner announced that the C S Wandite dispute was satisfactorily settled with no service disruption.
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Carmen
Lynn
Behner
Plan for Undercut at Knot Bridge and East River Streets
City council discussed an undercut plan to remove the Lake Shore grade crossing at Knot Bridge and East River streets. Engineer Handy estimates bridge construction at 150000 with 200000 in property damages, totaling 390000, costs to be shared by Lake Shore railroad Plyma and C I W Traction Co.
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Knot Bridge
East River
Lake Shore
Handy
Lake Shore Railroad
Plyma
C. & I. W. Traction Co
City Council Adopts New Sewer Plans and More
The city council approved engineers Jtce and Williams new sewer plans and sent the ordinance to final reading. Deluged by changes to the plans, residents protested while costs rise to cover a larger area. Other actions include street grade fixes on Huron, a sprinkling petition on Middle Avenue, fountain requests, clerk raise, plat acceptances, budget transfers, and committee referrals for street and public safety projects.
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Enungineers
Jtce and
Williams
State Board of Health
Service Board
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Sherman
Huron Street
Middle Avenue
Third
Fifth Stresta
Mueller
Faxon
Rose Moriarty
Ohin
Howard Streets
City Bank
Mastern Heights Allotment Co
Eastern Heights
Harvard
Park
Board of Public Safety
Twelfth Street
Central Department
Fight Street
Fire and Water Committee
Filbert Street
West River Street
Columbia Stes
Newsboys Enjoy Boat Ride With Lorain Tunes Herald Editors
More than 130 Tunes Herald newsboys and friends joined Editor Rowley for a Monday night boat trip aboard the steamer Frontenac. The outing provided the newsboys with an unforgettable, fun-filled evening on the lake.
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Herald
Freenes
Rowley
Frontenac
Newares
Lumbermen Suspend Business for Funeral
The county's lumbermen will suspend business tomorrow at 8 30 a m to attend the funeral of the late Christian Parsch, who was highly esteemed by local lumber dealers. Businesses will close until after the service. Silk items and a special sale at Biggs & Everard are advertised in the notice.
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Christian Parsch
Five City Funds Obtain 37270 for Six Months
Five city departments were appropriated a total of 87270 for six months after a city council meeting. The general fund provides 46240, the public water fund 4720, the health board 470, and the board of public safety and water works 22440.
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Public Water Fund
Health Board
Board of Public Seise and Water Works
Lorain Man Dies After Daring Train Stunt
Sydney Cape Breton July 16 Edward Robinett, an employer with Dominion Hot and Steel, committed suicide this morning by leaping from Lorain Ohio where the plant construction began. He was about 46 years old and threw himself at a moving train after a parade stunt.
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Sydney
Cape Breton
Edward Robinett
Dominion Hot and Steel Coy Pally
Lorain
Mystery of Bloody Clothes At YMCA and Dresser Tilted
Lorain police probe a bloody clothing find in the rear of the north end YMCA and a tipped dresser in the Big Kom block. The clothing is linked to William Meter who rented a room July 4. A janitress suspects the dresser was upset during drunkenness and the room may have been damaged by broken glass.
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North End
Lorain
Divorce Claim Brought Over Accused Dope Habit
At Birmingham on April 29 a petition for divorce alleges the wife is a morphine addict who threatens to poison her husband. He says she swears at him and neglects household duties. The couple were married in [OL
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Common Pleas Court
Ry D Schaffer
Birmingham
Carnival appeal sparks city debate over benefits to all
A letter from Elyria’s Volunteer Firemen Association urges support for a proposed carnival to fund a regional firemen convention, arguing that the event would benefit the entire community and not just saloonkeepers. Local merchants dispute Chief Smith’s stance, noting broad merchant support for the carnival and criticizing the city’s cost burdens.
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Volunteer
Firemens Association
Carnal
Forts
John Smith
Elyria
Chief Smith
Ohio
Lorain County
Piremen Association
Jo H Ts
Smith
Firemen's Association
Volunteer Frenten § Association of
Heat Demented Sailor Quenches Falls in Elyria
A lakes sailor Pat Dwyer, aged twenty seven, wandered Elyria in intense heat. He cried out for Cleveland and planned to go there after an officer restrained him. He muttered incoherently and was later placed in a police cell for safety.
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Pat Dwyer
Elyria
Thryer
Higayee
Sim Sharon
Dwyer
End Street
Langton
Cleveland
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