WIFE THREW RING AWAY HUSBAND BEAT HER
A crowded city jail heard testimony in a Monday morning case led by J M Cooper a colored barber shop patron. Cooper alleged his wife assaulted him as jealousy flared and that he was jailed after a disputed argument over a missing ring. The mayor fined Cooper 85 and costs while Peter Heiser faced disorderly conduct charges. Also jailed were Kale Moore Otto Coleman with a knife recovered and James McCoy Jack Moriarity held over wagon trespass. James Welch and James Friederich were released with others ordered from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
J. M. Cooper
Bia
Cooper
Jooper
Peter Heiser
Reiser
Kale Moore
Otto Coleman
Oberlin
Coleman
Moore
Broad Street
Bond
Jamece McCoy
Jack Moriarity
East Broad Street
McOy
James Welch
James Friederich
Mayor Folger Planned Public Arbor Day Celebration
Mayor Folger backs a public Arbor Day event set for April 21. He proposes inviting residents to plant trees and flowers in the square, hold park exercises, and turn the day into a memorable, grateful tribute to the city’s beauty and amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger
Eleanor
Woman seeks pardon for imprisoned husband in Henrietta
Mrs. Edward Hanford of Henrietta township asks for his pardon from the penitentiary. He was sent there in November for an unmentionable crime. She believes in his innocence and continues farming the property alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hanford
Henrietta Township
Franks McNatty Buried by G A R Veterans
The body of Frank McNatty, an elderly veteran, was saved from the potter's field by members of two local G A R posts. They held simple services at Ensign and Wilkins undertaking rooms and laid him to rest in Elyria Cemetery with a few flowers upon his breast as a final token of veteran sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNatty
Potter’s Field
Ensign and Wilkins
Elyria
Right of Way Appointed for Lake Erie and Pittsburg Line
Thomas J. Lamb of Warren has been named right of way man for the Lake Erie and Pittsburg railroad. He is instructed to secure rights through Neweton, Lordstown and Weathersford townships in Trumbull County, with the line entering near Neweton Fall just north of the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Lamb
Warren
Lake Erie and
Pittaburg Railroad
Neweon
Lordstown
Weathersford
Trumbull County
Neweton Fall
River Swells To Three Feet With Thaw And Rain
The river rose three feet over a few days as thaw and rain fed a turbulent flood. Spectators watched from a bridge while ice remained, and the force surged past falls and dams. Mrs. RB Roe, injured in a basement blast, showed improvement and likely recovery with no internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sqranue
Wooden Leg Pawned By Toledo Man Returns Home
William Trendergon, a vag 19 of Palis Court, recalls pawnning his wooden leg in Toledo to pay travel costs back to Canton. He describes a rough journey involving a pawnbroker, changing money, and a boxcar exit, with locals reacting as he arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hock
Toledo
William Trendergon
Palis Court
Canton
Abe
Drunken 68-year-old man suffers leg fracture after fall
Charles Morgan aged 68 was intoxicated when he reeled from a saloon and fell on the sidewalk. He sustained a compound fracture to his right leg and was taken to a physician then moved to the infirmary on Sunday. He had been an inmate there previously, and since leaving six years ago he supported himself by peddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morgan
Morgan
Management shakeup at Logan Gun company announced
Changes in Logan Gun company operations take effect April 1. Elyria manager T. L. Schrantz moves to Fremont, with W. N. Adams from Fremont to head Elyria and Lorain, increasing clerical staff while Adams focuses on outside work. Barber of Lorain shifts to Norwalk, Norwalk manager moves to Mansfield, and Mansfield head advances to Pennsylvania field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gun Company
T. L. Schrantz
Elyria
Lorian
Norwalk
Mansfield
Pennsylvania
Elyria G A R Ladies Attend Camp Fire in Wellington
The Elyria circle of the Grand Army of the Republic accepted an invitation from Hamlin post No. 219 to attend a camp fire in Wellington on April 13 at 7 p m. Members meet at Mrs Hylands 239 East Sixth St for a work meeting. In Hayden hall Mrs Wallace was honored with a souvenir spoon as she departs, and a social gathering followed with fresh candy and chocolates at the Candy Kitchen 161t4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Circle
Grand Army of the Republic
H. A. Fifield
Adjt
Hamlin Post
Wellington
Hayden Hall
Wallace
Fans Organize Ellria Baseball Teams For Spring Battle
A revived Elyria baseball scene sees new clubs forming and old stars reassembling. Jade’s club elects officers with Koehle as rep to Cleveland trolley league meeting. Several top players have left for other teams, while remaining rosters prepare for workouts and position assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsnia
Nat “Ggient
Elyria
Elks
Myris
Jade
Charles Hepitinge
Phillip Koehle
Moses G. Wilder
Steve Leaher
Koehle
Socialist says competition not life of trade in lecture
Joseph Wanhope and Gaylord Wilshire rail at the idea that competition drives trade, arguing that combination is the outcome of competition and that socialism is the only solution. He claims trusts grow from surplus capital, labor saving devices, and ongoing industrial reshaping, while urging nation ownership of trusts.
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Joseph Wanhope
Gaylord Wlshire
G. A. RB. Hall
Rockefeller
Morgan
Armour
Socialium
Standard
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Pek
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the Ream Fer
Heap
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Ive Pupila
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Baim
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Furniture Department
E. Broad St
LE & P
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Marg Fkp En Ee
Harry HL. Smitheco
Cheapside
Elyria, Ohio
LOGAN
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Fremont
W. N. Adams
Lorain
B.A. R. Ladies
Candy Kitchen
Cleveland
Trolley League
Stone
Bas
St. Joe
Catch
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Koebble
Lawrence
Sloan
Valerious
Harry H. Smith & Co
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