Mulholland Guards face rate rise for Myria line phones
A large city telephone company plans a rate hike as old contracts expire raising monthly charges from 14 to 31.25 dollars plus discounts for prompt payment. The move reflects increased costs from network expansions, equipment upgrades, and higher operation expenses despite customer tolerance. The article also notes a fashion show and the Mulholland Guards semi annual banquet at Hotel Jackson with detailed internal proceedings.
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Mlyria Telephone Company
Mayor Johnson In Penn Wreck Aboard Twentieth Century Limited
Pittsburg Pa March 22 Mayor Tom J Johnson of Cleveland was a passenger on the Pennsylvania Railroad Twentieth Century Limited when it collided seventeen miles east of the city. No fatalities occurred Johnson escaped with a slight shock and no injuries.
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Tom J. Johnson
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Twelieth Century Limited
Tohnson
Real Estate Ads Offer Multiple Elyria Homes For Sale
Elryia listings advertise several houses with 7 to 10 rooms, including a newer Melo style 7 room, a 6 room on 12th street at 2500, and a large 10 room on Earl Court. Features include city water gas gas heat baths cisterns electricity and elegant lots with favorable terms and prices up to 83000.
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Avitt Lot
City Water and Gas
12Th Street
Earl Court
Elyria
West Avenue
4Th
5Th
Bath
Gale
Bondsmen Surrender Frank Mead to County Jail
Frank Mead, convicted of rape this term, was delivered by his bondsmen to the sheriff and is now held in the county jail on $3,000 bail. The bondsmen, James Mead and A A W Babcock of Lorain, feared he would skip out. Sheriff Ward brought him to the jail this moon. Del Petteys of Electric Package Express bought Mrs W R Todd’s property at 827 Bond Street, a house and two lots, after twenty years of possession. Skating at the BallER Rink scheduled for Saturday with good music.
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Mulholland Guards
Hotel Jackson
Clarence Cobb
A. L. Jackson
Harry McKinley
McKinley
Dan Mulholland
Norwalk
Mulholland
McKiney
George Lewis Dade
Elev
Muthy Taer
Freq Kiveler
Fred
Walter A
Jackson
William Rotkuss
Jayne Washburn
Florence Baus
Frank Baus
Amherst
Rothfuss
Baws
T Rothfuss
Irenit Scanrkl
Benet
Ohio
Ralph Shipman
Shipmans
Wrouide
Shipman
Jou Raties
Amd
Operara
Mead
James Mead
A. A W. Babcock
Lorain
Ward
del Petteys
Electric Package Express Company
W. R. Todd
Bond Street
Weller Leads City Street Cleaning Effort In Spring Push
Wesley Weller, superintendent of the street department, directs a large force clearing and cleaning pavements with shovels and scrapers across Cheapside and East Broad streets. Crews remove winter grime as city workers press a brisk cleanup today. The notice also mentions a Spring Millinery Opening at Mrs Wilder’s on East Broad Street.
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Wesley Weller
Cheapside
Broad Street
George Buson Sells First Sale on Amherst Green
George Buson, son of Dan Buson the popular auctioneer, sold his first sale for seven Wing at step 46 on the Amherst green. The farm stock and personal property fetched strong bids and proved that the young man is a chip of the old block. Dan Rason was called to Wauseon on sale day, with George substituting and delivering satisfactory results.
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George Buson
Dan Buson
Wing
Amherst Green
Dan Rason
Wauseon
Elyria Boy Reports Flood Devastation in City
A letter from Crisp, now in Waheelae, describes severe flooding in Elyria with water five feet deep in a hotel lobby and six inches of muck on streets. He notes the immense effort required to restore order and cleanliness after the disaster.
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RL Crisp
Ier Crisp
Waheelae
Shin
Lumber firm settles temp dispute with railroad
The Persons Lumber Company of Junction and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad parleyed Thursday afternoon over demurrage and car delivery. Persons Con deposited 125 to cover demurrage until final settlement, and the railroad agreed to deliver cars to the lumber company's private track. A final hearing is planned for the next term, with expectations of an amicable resolution without court aid.
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Persons Lumber Company
B. & O. Ryaa
Persons Con
Dredging Case Involves Brayman Brothers Firm
Judge Washburn ruled that the Dregaran Brothers were practically identical with Brayman Brothers in a contract dispute over damage to the Black River navigation works. The Toledo Improvement Company was cited as the entity employing the workmen.
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Dudeg
Wastburn Avarcidnd
Imoian Tosa New Cial
Black River Telephone Courpaty
Brayman F Brothers
Pany
Rresman
Pregaan Brothers
Toledo Improvement Company
Washburn
Dregaran Brothers
Morton Favors Control of Railroads Over Federal Supervision
Paul Morton a former Roosevelt cabinet member urged federal supervision of railways to ease traffic evils. He warned government ownership would be a calamity. J P Morgan denied suggesting that railway presidents interview Roosevelt on pending measures.
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New York
Paul Morton
Roosevelt
J. P. Morgan
Lorain candidates wary of Foraker in Ohio race
Editor Charles Marsh of the Gherlin News voices opposition to Foraker and hints rivals seek rewards. He urges Lorain county electors to choose a senator like Theodore J. Burton over Foraker, stressing duty to the people over corporations and bossist politics.
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Lorain County
Foraker
Charles Marsh
Gherlin News
Olio
Ana
Renatur Focasker
Willl
State Assembly
aLattany
Nens
Oberlin
Voraker
Buckeye
Easter novelties on sale by Boylan Bros
Easter novelties featuring rabbits chickens and eggs offered by Boylan Bros with notices dated March 21 1931.
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Boylan Bros
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Feikok
Home Company
Tia
Sevibers
Curihron
D. Lewis, & Co
Pym Mpa
Thala
Hada
REGAL
Wis
Ake Tase
Inspector Shipman
Johnson
Penn, Wreck
Twentieth Century Limited
Pittsburg
Frank A. Smith
Will Smith
Mea
Frank Mead
Baller Rink
Weller
George Bason
Crisp
Wheeling
Mavic
Morton
Marsh
Burton
S. P
Dachtler
Andwur
Court Street
O'donnell’s
W. Broad
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