Light Franchise Renewal Not Sought by Company
A local report states the electric company will not seek renewal of its light franchise amid financial concerns. Court actions involve perjury pleas and a custody dispute, with Judge Reo to rule after Akron visits. A quarterly Y M C A meeting in March outlines a new constitution and member duties.
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Weteenley Pudi Washburn
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Wife Claims Child Beat Husband: Noveski Case Narrowed
In a drunken dispute Mia Novenki or Noveski argued her twelve year old son beat her husband during a past incident. police note the boy testified for his father while the mother denied it. Mayor warned Mrs Novenki about costs and possible stay in jail as the case continues.
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Anna Noveccki
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Ant Costa
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Justion Court
Noveskt
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Grafton
Delegates Named for Chicago New York Road Convention
Appointments announced for the New York and Chicago road convention to meet in Hitarea New York March 31 28. Delegates Brad Miller D W Rerseh O Mo Braman J Boynton and W G L Way with Mayor Folger making the appointments. The delegates own lakefront property through which the proposed road would run and the plan is to build a continuous Chicago to New York highway.
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Chicago
Hitarea
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Brad Miller
W. Rerseh
Mo Braman
Boynton
W. GL
Folger
Oliengo
College Boy Working His Way West as a Bootblack
Harold G. Swan a Dartmouth college boy travels from St. Augustine Florida to Portland Oregon 48 and bootblack on a wager. He arrives in Portland with a position a hint linked to the Portland Exposition.
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Dartmouth College
St. Augustine
Fla
Portland
Portland Exposition
Sheep Losses: County Approves Compensation Totals
At a county commissioners meeting on Wednesday two claims from tarmera families who lost sheep to dogs were reviewed. The record shows 94 sheep killed and 39 injured in Lorain county in the three months ending March 7. The board approved 415.25 for losses and 20.94 for witness fees. two claims were returned for correction.
Philadelphia Company to buy 160 miles of pipe from National Tube
Negotiations concluded for National Tube Company to supply 160 miles of 10 to 16 inch pipe for extensions to lines in the West Virginia field. Estimate of cost about 1.6 million dollars. The contract will increase pipe orders at National Tube mills. Cleveland sale profits noted for XOY.
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Philadelphia Company
National Tube Company
Ines
West Virginia
Spring Park Opener Sparks Hoboes Remembered Again
In spring, hoboes return to Myris as reports of beggars and nuisance at Spring Park rise. A woman reports three tramps at her door seeking food while police discuss the uptick and a passerby notes a tense scene near the fountain.
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Beriea
The Beauty Doctor Returns with New Numbers
Those who saw The Beauty Doctor last season will find a return soon with many new and varied numbers added to the already successful musical comedy. Dancing and singing portions are highlighted as part of the refreshed show.
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Beauty Doctor
The Beauty Doctor Returns at Elyria Theatre
The program promises familiar hits and an all nation dance feature, with many encores expected. The Beauty Doctor returns at Elyria theatre on Monday March 18, drawing anticipation from its prior engagement and the added elements for a strong audience welcome.
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Elyria Theatre
Devoies Life 10 Getting Pardoned for Convicted Wife
James Nelson Woody, a Sandusky hotel porter and husband of Matrin Williams, plans to pursue a pardon for his wife who is serving a life sentence. He asserts her innocence, says the case involved self defense, and vows to devote himself to proving her innocence and securing release.
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James Nelson Woody
Sandusky
Matrin Willams
Aiain
Theleve Mattie
Woods
God
Romy
New Freighter James C Wallace Launched at Lorain Yard
The steamer James C. Wallace was launched from the American shipyard at Lorain Thursday morning. Miss Lydia Wallace, daughter of James C Wallace, christened the vessel. The ship measures 18 553 feet in length and can carry 0.000 tons of ore.
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James C. Wallace
Lorain
Lydia Wallace
Sunday Saloon Closures Set by Mayor Folger
Saloons will likely be closed this Sunday as Mayor Folger presses a liquor sale crackdown. Police instructed to enforce closures and deter entry to saloons and rear rooms, with guards posted to enforce the Sunday prohibition.
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Sas
Iquor
Hiyria
Shoes at Cost as O R Cleveland Closes Store
Outgoing notice states going out of business with Shoes at cost offered by O R Cleveland. The ad highlights reduced prices and a final clearance event at the store location.
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O. R Cleveland
Workman Poison Plot Suspected at Fox Furnace
Hungarian workman Noadar Adaseek found ground match heads in his coffee at Fox Furnace. He drank a small swallow before stopping, noticing a bitter taste and suspecting deliberate poisoning. The bucket was accessible to others and the coffee will be analyzed for evidence.
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Noadar Adaseek
Fox Furnace Company
Adascek
Agasek
Ideal Marriages Declared Hopeless By College Professor
Professor William Norman Guthrie of the University of Chicago argues in a lecture that modern culture glorifies monogamy yet questions its feasibility. He cites poetry, novels, and myths, warns against law exceeding ideals, and suggests a council of experts to resolve divorce issues. Josephine Winters, recently from Niagara Falls, lies near death from blood poisoning after an alleged criminal operation as City Solicitor Hayes seeks an ante-mortem statement.
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William Norman Guthrie
The
Univerity of Chicago
Rome
Josephine Winters
Nigara Falls
Huyes
No Damages For Worley In Lodi Street Drain Case
A common pleas court verdict awarded no damages to Mary B Worley in the case versus Fred and Eleanora Flugel. The plaintiff claimed 2000 dollars after removing a drain flooded her cellar on Lodi Street and caused damage.
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