Councilman Baker Arrested on Criminal Assault Charge
Councilman Baker was arrested Friday on a criminal assault charge filed by plumber Perry Reger. The warrant cites an assault on Reger's daughter, with Baker arraigned and held to the grand jury in Tus Court. Bonds set at 1000, Baker bonded through attorney W B Johnston. defense by Johnston.
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Councilman
Baker
Perry Reger
Lotter Reger
Reger
Tussice Lord's Court
Hin Boud
Éloodstreet
Beger
Lottie Reger
W. B. Johnston
Chamberlain and Hamlin
Roger
Belmont Iron Works hit with a reduced bill for railings
The Belmont Iron Works bill for the Washington avenue bridge railing faced a cut of 209.3 dollars after the Public Service Board briefed session. Grace Court residents seek sprinkler cost relief while Hadaway Bros. may have part contract canceled. Sprinkling objections also surfaced as two four inch pipes replace one six inch main along Eastern Helena Boulevard extending 1600 feet.
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Board of Public Service
Belmont Iron Work
Washington Avenue
Grace Court
Hadaway Bros
Helehta Boulevard
Large Increase in Number of Pupils in City Schools
The city public schools total 2 674 pupils not counting nearby townships with 146 extra pupils. Ward tallies show about 2001 in first ward and 404 in third ward with other counts cited. An overall pupil total reaches 2 404 with an increase of 220 last year. Six rooms serve 320 pupils. four new rooms planned, with east side building ready for next term. Special in tat house and textiles advertised by The Biggs and Everard Co.
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Mlytia
Carlisle
Boyd
Tyro
Firat
Yarka
City Pays 100 Dollar Rental Voucher Questioned
The city paid a 100 dollar bill for renting the service board room after Solicitor Johnston submitted a written opinion. He cited a recent Supreme Court decision as supporting the citys legal right to pay despite H M Andresa holding stock in the hotel company. The voucher was sent to Columbus by the state examiner and deemed illegal, later receiving a state department of law opinion noting circumstances might change the case.
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Johnston
Supreme Court
H. M. Andresa
Hovel ‘Company
Columbus
Atnte Department of Law
Find Client 5 Insane in Dykeman Powdermaker Suit
Three days before trial the defendant Powdermaker is declared insane and confined in Toledo. His attorneys fled the country to pursue the case, backed by an affidavit from Lee Stroup stating Powdermaker is now insane and the defendant and principal witness. The suit concerns an alleged debt to Henry Dykeman.
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Dykeman-Powdervmakers
Toledo
Lee Stroup
John Powdermaker
Rayover
Powdermaker
Henry Dykeman
Democrats May Hold A Mags Convention
The Democratic executive committee will meet next week to decide the date of the county convention. The convention could be a main convention to secure fair representation without the burden of primaries, as stated by prominent Democrats.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Contractor Bates Enters Public Service Board Race
A. Bates Sr declares candidacy for the board of public service expanding the field to six. Bates, commander of the Richard Allen post and noted contractor, has lived in Elyria twenty six years and built several of the city’s fine structures. His construction experience is seen as valuable for the board.
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Board of Public Service
A. Bates, Sr
Bates
Richard Allen Post
Elyria
Von Tackey Wins Two Judgments Against Jefferies
Frank von Tackey doing business as The Titusville Oil Company obtained two judgments in the common pleas court. One against Mr and Mrs Jefferies of Wellington for 348 dollars and another for 300 dollars against H C Jefferies. The suits arose from oil delivered under a bond for 600 dollars. The Jefferies defended claiming the oil was worthless and owed 209 dollars. The jury ruled there were no substances to the counterclaim. Attorneys Frank M Stevens and A B Matthews represented the plaintiff.
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Frank von Tackey
Mra
Frank M. Stevens
A .B. Matthews Repre
Elyria Ball Team Schedules Weekend and Week Ahead
BASE BALL Elyria faces Norwalk in Norwalk Saturday afternoon and Sandusky in Sandusky Sunday. Next week four games: Tuesday vs Water Works in Elyria, Wednesday vs Medina in Medina, Thursday in Wooster, and Friday against Loudonville.
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Elyria
Norwalk
Sandusky
Water Works
Medina
Wooster
Loudenville
Hungarian Laborer Hurt at Old Town Hall Collapse
A Hungarian laborer suffered a dislocation of the right hip and shoulder when a scaffold at the old town hall gave way Friday morning. A pile of brick toppled onto him, causing facial and head cuts. He was treated by Drs. Sampsell and French and transported to the city hospital.
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Old Town Hall
Mayor Proposes Congested Areas Designation for Safety
Mayor Thomas Polmer proposed designating congested city sections to define lines for enforcement of fast driving. He urged automobilists to honk before turns and to take wide curves away from the curb to protect pedestrians. In a separate note, lawyer Henry Ludwig will bury a body, while Kingsley had an accident policy made for Ludwig’s children.
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Thomas Polmer
Automobilista
Henry Ludwig
Kingsley
Ludwig
Parents Refuse To Claim Drowned William Kingsley Body
The parents of William Kingsley who drowned at Lorain refused Friday to take the body. They live in Amherst and declined because Kingsley was regarded as an outcast, a brother said.
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William Kingsley
Lorain
Amherst
Kingsley
Permit Notices For Concrete Dwellings
L D Hamlin obtained a building permit to construct a $2 000 concrete dwelling on Fast avenue C H Wilkins secured a permit to erect a 33200 dwelling on Third street
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L D. Hamlin
Fast Avenue
C. H. Wilkins
Third Street
Father Seeks Police Action Over Youth Thefts
In Hunkyville a Hungarian station keeper brought his twelve year old son to the police station after the boy stole about seven dollars from his father. The father demanded the boy be locked up but the matter was referred to a justice court and settled amicably without arrest.
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Hunkyville
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Bull
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