Chamberlain Republicans Appointed to Reform Election League
Former State Senator George H. Chamberlain joins the Ohio Primary Reform Election League executive committee. Other districts add a second member. May or R. C. Skiles of Shelby serves as the district’s first member. Corporal Arthur C. Williams visits from Washington on a ten day furlough. Hunker Williams bids under review as Chamber of Commerce object concerns delay blasting and nuisance claims. Seaforge pipe and pig lead bids reported at seven and a half and six and three fourths cents per pound.
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Hunker & Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Defies Court Order Over Lumber Cars
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad faces contempt charges after refusing to move lumber cars to sidetracks for Persons Lumber Company. A 48 hour deadline to deliver per a common pleas court order expired, with Mr. Persons and Ohio state officers planning further steps, urging corporate compliance with state law.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Persons Lumber Company
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad Company
Cer
Persons
Neessary
Trust
Ake
Washburn
Chamber of Commerce Transportation Committee
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain Bank Admits Incomplete Creditors Payouts
T W Faber assignee of Citizens Bank Lorain says remaining collections will not pay all creditors. Court cases bring partial recoveries in Norwalk and Elyria with a $10,000 Columbus suit pending. Bank stockholders face losses while officials expect a small subsequent dividend.
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Lorain Bank
T. W. Faber
Citizens’ Bank
Lorain
Kaneon
Elyria
T. W. Fancher
Masvier
Norwalk
Columbus
Mas
Fancher
Man Loses Leg in Amherst Hoisting Accident
George Rosenkrantz of Elyria was injured at Ohio Quarries Company Amherst when a new hoisting machine in prelim test grabbed a rope and dragged him into its wheels. His left leg was crushed to require knee amputation. He endured the long trip to hospital with notable nerve and composure. He supports a wife and eight children dependent on him.
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George Rosenkrantz
Elyria Hospital
Ohio Quarries Company
Amherst
Rosenkrantz
Death of Mrs Clark Pioneer Resident of Elyria
Mrs Charlotte A Clark aged 88 years nine months died at 336 West Third Street Thursday night. Born in Catskill New York she moved to the city many years ago becoming a pioneer resident. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM from her home with interment in Elyria Cemetery.
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Charlotte A. Clark
Third Street
Cattskill N
Elyria Cemetery
Colleges urged to teach courtship for American marriages
Chicago March. Professor Charles R. Henderson of the University of Chicago argues in the Biblical World that colleges should instruct on courtship to reform love making. He cites hasty marriages and divorce as results of barbaric courtship and warns against premarital flirtations and extravagant displays.
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Chicago
Charles R. Henderson
University of Chicago
Tean Now Assure Tean Now Assure
The committee collected 223 dollars in under an hour in canvassing Cheapside and the courthouse to fund the ball team for the city. Current treasury stands at 355 dollars as citizens back local baseball. Mrs Mars Wehlber died at 339 Broad Street after a cancer battle, funeral at St Marys Church with interment at Amherst Catholic cemetery.
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Court House
Mars Wehlber
Broad Street
Moraine
St. Mary’s Church
Amherst
Married Men Will Play The Bachelors In Club Basket Ball
The March meeting of the Men's Club at the First Congregational church will be held tonight with a 6 30 supper hosted by Landlord McGraw of the Andwur. After social hour, a match game of basketball pits married against bachelor members, followed by a lecture by Hon Samuel Porth of Cleveland.
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First Congregational Church
McGraw
Samuel Porth
Cleveland
U. S
Atorner
Cleveland School Road
Ohio
King
Dr Orth
Aaronny
Three Hundred Men Strike at Lorain Shipyard Plant
Three hundred riveters and helpers walked out at the American Shipbuilding Company Lorain plant at 11 o clock Thursday morning. They demand a helper for holders on and an increase of 1 for every 100 rivets. They seek a nine hour day and a ten percent raise, though officials doubt any demand will be granted. The plant will run as long as profitable, according to the superintendent.
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Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Perking Repays Campaign Funds Linked to 1904 Case
George W. Perking former head of New York Life and now at J. P. Morgan & Co has sent a personal check for 54019.19 to reimburse New York Life for a Republican campaign contribution made in 1904. He was recently named a defendant in a larceny charter case.
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New York
George W. Perking
First View
New York Life Insurance Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Life
Perkins
Friends raise funds for Rothfuss new trial
Friends of Edward Rothfuss plan a new trial in the court of common pleas after a jury convicted him of criminal assault on Florence Balls. They have circulated a petition and raised about $500 for counsel led by attorney John P Dawley of Cleveland and local supporters to secure release.
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Edward Rothfuss
Florence
Court of Common Pleas
Rothfuss
John P Dawley
Cleveland
Dawley
Postage stamp for Expo alters Pocahontas portrayal
Washington officials announced Jamestown Exposition stamps to start in April would not include Pocahontas due to lack of an authentic likeness. After protests from women nationwide, the one cent stamp design was changed to feature two Indian girls, including Pocahontas, to address feminine concerns.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Gavls
Pocahontas
John Smith
Delmas Signals Sudden Thaw Case Tactics
In the Thaw murder case Attorney Delmas, representing Thaw, served a written notice on Prosecutor Jerome stating he had finished his defense. The move surprised the prosecution and came as unexpected, as testimony was expected to continue through the week.
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Thaw
Delmas
White
Jerome
Deimas
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