RAH RAH BOYS ARRESTED DISTURBED UPPER GLASSES
At a town meeting the educational committee and school advisory board discussed raising about 3000 dollars for two recreation parks. Grounds and janitors will be used, with no east side park planned. Plans include baseball, tennis, swings, and trapezes, replacing a previous fenced park proposal rejected after Jefferson street opposition.
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Chamber of
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Board of Education
East Side
Jefferson Street
New York
Pilfered Pants Promptly Pinched
John Weyman, a boarding house resident on East River Street, wore a fellow boarder’s claimed trousers after being told they were his. He pleaded guilty to drunkenness, denied intent to steal, and a $5 fine plus costs was collected by the boarding house keeper. The matter was discussed among the house residents and the theft charge dropped.
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John Weyman
East River Street
Loraine
Weyman
Ameunty
South Siders Youths Face Disorder Charge At High School
In a tense city scene at the high school, five youths faced disorderly conduct charges after a loud pep rally sparked a police and mayoral review. Officer Henry Krohn testified about a cat incident, while guardian Chas Lord urged guilty pleas as the hearing paused for a 2:30 trial continuation.
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Storm Center
Parsip Macy
Baker
Krohn
Chapman
Par the Tugger
Chas
Engadine Valley in Grisons A High Alpine Locale
The Engadine is a famous valley in the Swiss canton of Grisons and one of Europe’s loftiest inhabited regions. It runs northeast for about 65 miles along the Inn river and its lakes from Mount Muloja to Martiosbruck.
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Engadine
Swiss
Grisons
Europe
Inn River
Muloja
Martiosbruck
Bankrupt Bath's Farm Sold For Good Price
The farm of Bankrupt Ed Bath was sold yesterday by Trustee Geo E Hill for 1150 to Henry Schildt of ablaté. The forty five acre property was part of the bankruptcy proceedings and changed hands amid the estate settlement.
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Bath
Ed. Bath
Geo. E. Hill
Henry Schildt
La Marche to Confer With Lorain as Strikers Stand
Lorain March 16. Little change in the general situation and electricians still at work. La Marche says he will not fuel union actions and will meet with all shipyard unions to decide final action. Union men threatened to walk out Monday if no settlement is reached.
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Lorain
Mareh
Sunt
Frank la Marche
Leavant
Roure
Chicago Man to Open Endowed Bible Lectures
Prof. Richard G. Moulton, a Chicagoan and Cambridge graduate, is chosen to open a series of endowed lectures on the Bible. The nonsectarian program, organized by a local committee, begins next fall at the Congregational church with lectures every two weeks.
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Congregational Church
R W. B. Gadimas
W. C. Dawson
George W. Johnson
G. R Sherwood
W. R. Comings
Montton
Local Briefs Roundup From Cleveland Visits and Court
A. I. McMahon travels to Cleveland to visit friends for a few days. Mrs. J. W. Sampgell and Mrs. Hi. D. Baldwin spent Friday in Cleveland. William Kerr paid 5 dollars and costs in police court this morning for intoxication and will be a white wing. Miss Nina Bryant of East Broad street leaves tonight for Amherst to stay with friends. Mrs. O. R. Shaffer, summoned by illness and death of her mother Mrs. R. B. Braman, has returned to Bartleville Indian Territory.
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A. I. McMahon
Cleveland
J. W. Sampgell
Hi. D. Baldwin
William Kerr
Nina Bryant
East Broad Street
Amherst
Friends
O. R. Shaffer
R. B. Braman
Bartleville
Indian Ter
A Little Mishap Delays Elyria Paper Delivery
An unexpected moving mishap delayed the Reporter by about an hour as forms were transferred by hand cart from the press to the Republican Printing Company office. It marked the first time newspaper forms were assembled on Elyria sidewalks amid a breakage and four pied form mishap.
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Republican Printing Company
Elyria
Claims Medicine Near Death After Poison Incident
Miss Julia Patton a stenographer at the WAL AT com pany office was rushed to her parents home in New London after being near death for hours. A physician’s prompt action saved her life as the drug reportedly contains whees that cause poisons to take subsi dur. She resided on Heiphion avenue during the town visit and remained in fragile condition.
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Julia Patton
Wal
New London
Elyria Man Shoots Gila Monster in Havana
Walter Tersch, while in Havana with his parents, reportedly shot a sixteen foot Gila monster. The creature, described as one of the deadliest species, prompted Tersch to celebrate by buying a Panama hat, per a Jetter report.
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Elyria
Gila Monster
Walter Tersch
Cuba
Havana
Jetter
No Limit 10 Candidates for Mayor in Lorain Report
Lorain O March 16 A persistent city rumor links W W Whitehouse president of the board of public service to a Republican mayoral bid He denies the plan yet friends insist he would be an ideal candidate Others urged include BH M Pierce former city council president George L Glitsch prominent attorney and ex mayor A A King hinted as willing John Gard and C Adams have been floated as possibilities
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Lorain
W. W. Whitehouse
Board of Public Service
Voters’ League
BH. M. Pierce
Pierce
George L .Glitsch
A. A. King
John Gard
C. ¥. Adams
Elyria Water Costs Higher Than Liquor Taxes Among Similar Cities
Elyria's water charges 25 932 15 lead among five comparable Ohio towns while liquor tax receipts lag behind. Bellaire, Middletown, Lancaster, and Alliance show higher liquor taxes, with Elyria also reporting the town’s police costs among the highest, underscoring uneven fiscal patterns across water and tax revenues.
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Elyria
Ohio
State Bureau of Uniform Accounting
Bellaire
Middletown
Lancaster
Alliance
Vicis
Bccqunt
Riyrare
Aiken
Tancaster
Copy of Corot landscape sparks debate on true value
An art discussion at Walter Cleveland's third floor Masonic Temple studio centers on a perfect copy of a Corot landscape valued at 110000. The copy, made by a professional, is praised for intrinsic quality and its evocation of the master, with Cleveland hosting amid works from Bermuda France and Ohio.
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Corot
Walter Cleveland
Masonic Temple
Cleveland
Bermuda
France
Ohio
Age and old age question from a historical note
A reflection on aging suggests age cannot be fixed in years but depends on mental and physical condition. Some men feel older at 40 than others do at 70, and the saying that a man is as old as he feels carries some truth. A separate note mentions a large price paid for old wine recovered from 1814, with 1858 dating.
Annual High School Senior Ambience Amateur Play
The annual reception for juniors by high school seniors featured an amateur play titled A Perplexing Situation in the auditorium. The program included piano and vocal solos by students, a guest glee club from Centre High School, and a cross-shaped feast in the Lincoln building gym, ending with warm interclass goodwill.
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Eleanor Lford
Vanita Hubbard
Qyrns Arethea
Symnasium
Lincoln Building
Central High School Glee Club Delights Elyria Audience
The Central High School male chorus from Cleveland offered one of the most enjoyable programs at the Church of Christ in Elyria last night. Under instructor Fred Reed the group displayed smooth singing with humor and well chosen pieces, notably the tenor Jasper and selections like Melindy.
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Elyria
Central High School Else Club of
Cleveland
Elyria Church
Church of Christ
Central High
Fred Reed
Jasper
Melindy
Sisule
McCullough
Galnea
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Clevelall
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