State wary of Lorain doctors raising fees after March meeting
State officials say they will act after a Lorain County Medical Society vote on March 12 raises fees. An inquiry seeks whether rates are in effect, with a watcher appointed to report. Authorities view the move as restraint of trade akin to past bridge company actions, and Youngstown doctors face surveillance for fee increases.
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Lorain County Medical Society
Lorain
Youngstown
Algo
State weighs ending high speed New York Central trains
D C Moon of the Lake Shore comments on public interest as New York Central lines consider discontinuing high speed trains. He notes past trains caused service disruption and higher costs, expressing opposition to fast transportation and support for removal of such luxury service.
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New York Central
D. C. Moon
Lake Shore
Main Am
T.st
Attorney Redington gravely ill delays court trial
Attorney G. Redington, a well known figure, is seriously ill at his Amherst home with what appears to be a pneumonia attack. He has been confined to bed for days, causing the postponement of Sam Wurst versus Page which was set for Monday morning due to his absence.
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G. Redington
Amherst
Sam Wurst
Page
Mr.Redington
Beauchamp Lecture Promised On Take the Side Theme
The sixth Lyceum course number will be given tomorrow evening with Mr Beauchamp delivering a lecture on Take the Side. Beauchamp is a well known lecturer and needs no introduction, and the stay at homes will be amused.
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Lyceum
Beauchamp
Champney and Maroney Paid $10 and Costs
A R Champney executive head of a local bottling works and James J Maroney former saloon keeper appeared before Mayor Chapman and pled guilty to disorderly conduct. They were fined 10 dollars and costs each for a rear Century block fist fight two weeks earlier. Both had been arrested, pleaded not guilty, and trials were set for Saturday before changing to guilty pleas.
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A. R. Champney
James J. Marons
Chapman
Century Block
Congress Died as Fifty Ninth Adjourned at Noon
Washington March 4 The fifty ninth congress adjourned at 12 o clock Monday after a long session. Both houses met to sign bills and review conference reports with few major measures left for action. A Sunday session kept them at work late as talks on ship subsidies waned.
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Washington
Fifty Ninth Congress
House
Senate
Aubsidy
Creditors Meet for White House Bakery and Bell Hardware
The creditors of W. W. Beaver and Harry Beaver held a meeting at the courthouse with Referee Remington. Anthony Neiding was elected trustee to oversee the White House bakery affairs under the bankruptcy court. The Bell Hardware Company bankruptcy creditors objected to several claims, delaying trustee appointment until objections are resolved and the meeting adjourned to next Saturday.
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W. W. Beaver
Harry Beaver
Remington
Court House
White House
Bakers
Anthony Neiding
Bankruptes Court
Bell Hardware Companys
Sheep Losses Drive County Claims Amid Dog Havoc
County commissioners review large flood of sheep damage claims from farmers after dogs ran loose over three months. Several payments approved or pending include amounts to L. A. Johnson, Mason, Warner, Herrick, Gates, Aaron Hill, Fields and others, with totals ranging into the dozens of dollars for each claimant.
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Sears
Ares PL
EL Twine Ing
L. A. Johnson
Ald. Mason
L. K. Warner
K. Warner
Hobart Herrick
A. D. Mason
L. Gates
L. A Johnson
Aaron Hill
B. BE. Minkler
T. Bennington
Frank F. Fields
Admr
H. F. Shott
William Ladyarg
Fire devastates Amherst school and nearby church Sunday
A large blaze destroyed the Amherst public school building built in the 1890s after a closet furnace fire. The fire spread to nearby homes and Saint Thomas Roman Catholic Church in Sheffield saw flames threaten the audience area before parishioners saved much sacred property. About 430 students faced displacement as the district seeks temporary quarters and funding for a new one room school.
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Amherst Public School
Amherst
Thg Boys
Ed Guesener
Lorain
Ulat
Guessner
Crancal
Bu Td of Education
Sheffield
St. Thereas's
Rowan Catholic Church
Francis J. Their
Judge Won't Postpone Harte Trial in Scrap Iron Embezzlement
Judge Wasburn refused to delay the A. L. Harte case connected with B. & O. scrap iron embezzlement. Attorneys say D. A. Williams the B. & O. Balti more storekeeper is needed for defense and will not be available by Wednesday when the trial is set. The judge noted prior postponements were for readiness and ruled both sides had ample time.
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Wasburn
A. L. Harte
D. A. Williams
Baltimore
Pardon for Mullery Pillivant Turned to Cow Pardon
The state board of pardons rejected Mullery Pillivant’s parole request. Pillivant, from this county, was imprisoned a year ago for shooting with intent to kill after an argument with his wife. He was addicted to drink and the couple separated, leading to the shooting and his subsequent arrest and imprisonment.
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State Board of Pardons
Mullery Pillivant
Pillivant
Teamster Fisher Falls From Wagon in Elyria Street Accident
An elderly teamster named Fisher, employed by several Elyria firms, fell from his wagon on Cleveland street while returning from Ridgeville about noon Monday. He suffered a broken jaw and a dislocated collarbone as the wagon jolted into a ruinous street, waking him as he was asleep.
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Red Fisher
Elyria
Cleveland Street
Ridgeville
Fisher
Man to attend sister funeral with sheriff’s escort
Sheriff Ward took Edward Rothfuss, confined on a rape charge, from the county jail to attend his sister Mrs Corbin’s funeral on Sunday afternoon. Rothfuss, grieving, asked to go and cried upon returning. the escort was deemed humane and orderly.
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Ward
Edward Roathfuss
Amherst
Corbin
Rothfuss
Higterly
Sanitarium Planned at Dover Bay by Local Company
A Die Sanitarium will be erected on the lake shore just over the county line to be known as the Carlsbad Spindel Homecare Sanitarium. The company is incorporated with 150000 dollars capital and will start an 80000 dollar building once plans are completed.
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Tbe Lake Shore
Carlsbad Spindel Homecare Sanitarium
Farmer Johny Bungings Arrested for Drunkenness in Elyria
Johny Bungings a farmer from Agi land county was found intoxicated on Elyria streets Sunday evening. He was fined five dollars plus costs which he could not pay as his total funds amounted to one cent. He declined to name where he bought liquor. police suspect Lorain as the source.
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Johny Bungings
Agiland County
Elyria
Lorain
Ministers Discuss Catholicism Lectures At St Marys
Protestant ministers spent Sunday answering parishioners questions after Rev Lloyd an Episcopalian convert spoke at St Marys Church last week. Rev Sala led a discussion on Protestantism and Catholicism and Rev Thocombe explored ties between Episcopalian and Roman Catholic churches.
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Ily
Lloyd
St. Mary’s Church
Sala
Thhecombe
County Fair Plans Consider Weeklong Celebration
Lorain County Agricultural Society directors met Saturday to discuss holding the fair for a full week and both day and night to mark the county’s first white settlement by White men, with a final decision to be made at an upcoming meeting in May or June.
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Lorain County Agricultural Society
Weoyeos Orange
Berlin Man Dead After Long Pioneer Life in County
Mauric Whitney, among the county’s oldest pioneers, died in Oberlin Saturday morning. He celebrated his 88th birthday last December. Born in Vernunt in 1818, he came to the county in youth and later worked at one of the first brick yards in the area.
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Mauric Whitney
Oberlin
Vernunt
Ball Team to Seek Funds for Local Promotion
The Athletic Park Company will present a donation appeal to the Chamber of Commerce this evening to support the ball club. The city council may receive a budget request as part of the effort. The opening Sunday game is set for May at Sandusky against the Sandusky Stars. Manager Gleason reports no opposition in that city this year. Mischler's team may be disbanded after failing to join the O. P. league.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athletic Park Company
Champer of Commerce Acts
Sandusky
Sandusky Stars
Gleason
The
Stars
H. R. Brasseile
Mischler
Dana Walker Granted Final Release by Ohio Pardon Board
Dana S. Walker received final release from the Ohio penitentiary pardon board last Thursday. He had been convicted with Kaneen and H. P. Walker in the Citizens' Bank failure at Lorain two years ago and has been employed as a bookkeeper in Lorain since his prior parole.
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Pardon Board
Ohio Penitentiary
Dana S. Walker
Kaneen
Hi. P. Walker
Citizens’ Bank
Lorain
Walker
Arrest Report Tells Of Return To Lorain Suspected Offender
The article says Hubs Richards, indicted by the last grand jury on a charge related to ill fame, was arrested by Sheriff Ward in Lorain on Saturday after returning. A female accomplice fled the city but was captured after returning and placed under arrest. She posted a $290 bond for her upcoming appearance. Ruby, described as an old offender, was warned by the judge that if she appeared before the court again she would be sent to the work house. this likely will be carried out.
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Hubs Richards
Keapinza Loase
Lorain
Ward
Ruby
Coal Dealers Raise Prices Amid Rail Freight Hike
An April 1 coal price advance is being sent to local dealers by ration companies. It is expected to add about 1 cent per ton. Dealers claim higher railroad freight rates force the increase to keep margins.
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