Week Without Food Led Amherst Widow to Hospital
Mrs. Chora Fticks of Amherst Wisconsin was brought to Elyria hospital for nervous collapse. The 60 year old widow had no food or coal for days and wandered mentally as neighbors later intervened. Her son, once in railroad yards in Toledo, recently fell ill with appendicitis and is in a Cleveland hospital.
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Chora Fticks
Amherst
Wis
Elyria Hospital
Amherst Village
Poledo
Iaken
Cleveland
Vermillion Fisherman Discharged On Technicality
A Vermillion fishing case records a fisherman released on a technicality as government witnesses and records appear corrupted. The trial centered on a disputed claim and dates, with references to W Leidheiser and the penury of the court and clerks leading to an inconclusive result.
Controversy Over Dancing and Student Conduct Sparks Debate
A troubled school scene unfolds as accusations of dancing and immorality trigger fear of expulsion. Dean Fitch defends the policy while students face punishment and uncertainty. Rumors cite investigations, student reactions, and possible administrative actions amid pressure from school authorities.
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Leeves
Teva Omega
Dean Fitch
Den
Prosraas Avi
Prea
Taos
Rev Jotas Helfsiean named assistant at St Marc’s
The appointment of Rev Helfsiean as assistant to Rev Schaffeld at St Marc’s church is reported amid changes in leadership. Local families in South Lorain note the shift, with discussions of his potential future pastorate and the impact on parish activities and church life.
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Jotas Helfsiean
Anos
Cis
Onvine
Op Schaffeld
St Marc's Chuir
Boen Apnoea
Lorain
Ian Wil
Soath
Mary
Lievor
Olive May Page to Wed Louis Jacobs on March 14
Mr and Mrs W A Page announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Olive May to Louis Jacobs. The ceremony will be performed at the bride’s parents home on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Page
Miss Olive May
Louis Jacobs
Man Arrested After Forgery in Savings Bank Theft
A man accused of posing as Ralph Rite and forging checks for $55 at the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust in a bid to obtain goods. He drifted into the city from Johnson county, tried to pass as a local, and used the funds to purchase items before being arrested in Abeon.
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Yoomus Mors
Vonottars
Trnat
Shen
Abeon
Crashes and Wartime Theatrical Entertainment Noted
The Eutie theater was crashed during a wartime performance by Wear Company or sae nich. The 8. Mil seated Ref an. The show was exceptionally entertaining and featured new, neat performances. Large theater parties from Lorin, Amherst, Oberlin and Wellington attended.
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Eutie
Colle Dton Vlar Wear Company
Sae Nich
Refan
Lorin
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Untitled transit wreck tale with missing conductor
A chaotic streetcar incident unfolds as a second tire failure forces an unscheduled stop. Motorman Pat Crow faces a stalled boarding sequence and discovers no conductor aboard after leaving Vine Street. Conductor Wilcox borrows a bicycle to chase, catching up near a crossing as Crow contemplates action.
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Loran
Mike
Pat Crow
Rane Wien
Bool
Wilcox
Vit
Crow
Partial OCR report on urban police court cases
Fragmented text notes a police court docket with cases involving vision licensure, peddling without license, disorderly conduct and petit larceny. Mentions a Police Clerk Krobr and fines and costs for violations in HS8-60, with references to prior proceedings and a triage of items.
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Vision
Wwe
Vo Viet Ta
Krobrey
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Company Name Change
The Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Company plans a name change after a merger. The Central Traction Vocus will become Cleveland Southwestern and Columbia. Directors meet to authorize the rebranding and future routes, including extensions toward Bytstis and Crowdas.
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Cleveland & Southwestern
Hierdie Ssainth & Munsset
Central Traction
Cleve
Sottwestery & Columbia
Ivon
Xseland
Bytstis
Crowdas
Pecs
Chotlniad
Asai & Mapofield
Otter
Frank Q O Briggs New Jersey Representative and Official
Frank Q O Briggs succeeds John F Dryden as New Jersey's representative. A New Hampshire native, he is 57, Phillips Exeter alum, West Point 1872 graduate, ex Second U S Cavalry lieutenant, later engineer and assistant treasurer at John A Roebling Sons. Former Trenton mayor 1899, state treasurer since 1902, Republican state chairman since 1904.
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Frank QO. Bricg
John F. Dryden
New Jersey
United States
New Hampshire
Phillips Exeter Academy
West Point
Second United States Cavalry
John A. Roebling Sons Company
Trenton
Voorhees
Briggs
Republican State Committee
DA to Tour District for Naturalization Hearings
United States District Attorney Sullivan will visit 40 counties in the district to oversee naturalization hearings under the new laws. He aims to ensure only well fitted applicants are admitted, starting with Ashland County, and notes a 59 percent rise in his office duties with possible extra staff. The county may delay naturalization work until criminal cases are cleared, possibly by late April.
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Sullivan
Oeourt of Common Pleas
Ashlands County
Webber to introduce bill amid wartime satire
In Washbineton on March 1, Mr Webber announced plans to submit another bill aimed at repealing existing wartime controls. He criticized ongoing drafts and claimed Uncle Sam is overburdened, linking the satire to broader policy tensions affecting the nation’s morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washbineton
de Ravens
Sam
Webber
Paralyzed Motte Crash halts car on electric line
A chaotic roadway incident left Carl Farter powerless at the wheel as a heavy vehicle careened along an electric line. Eyewitnesses describe a scene of stalled control and shattered wreckage, with dash cam footage reportedly showing the out of control run. Authorities investigate the cause and assess damage to the trolley line and surrounding infrastructure.
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Dubudigne
Ickenm
Carl Farter
Msmch
Ty Marti
Geetek
March Weather Whips In With Lion or Lamb Fate
Weather outlook centers on March behavior as forecasts hint at lion or lamb patterns. Local reports tie early conditions to historic sayings while meteorologists weigh meaning for upcoming days.
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Maren
March
Local rail work disrupts service between Elyria and Lerain
Reports indicate disruptions on the Loran Syr.er pailway between Lodi sree and Elyria due to ongoing construction. Officials warn of delays as maintenance crews advance along the line, affecting daily commutes and freight movements.
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Elyria
Lerain
Two Fires in February Reported by Gre Department
Chief Rates of the Gre department reports that two fires occurred in the city during February. The total loss was but $30.
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Gre Department
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