George H Crisp Chosen Trustee in Bell Hardware Case
Rival creditor lawyers clash over claims in a bitter bankruptcy proceeding as George H Crisp is named trustee for Bell Hardware by Referee Remington after a contentious vote. The Stroup Fauver faction backs Hill and Leonard, while the Ingersoll Stetson Wilcox group opposes certain claims as the dispute spills into continued hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Crisp
Bell Hardware Company
Remington
Stroup and Wauver
Ingersoll
Stetson and Wilcox
George EB. Hill
Rice
Clevland
J.H. Leonard
Fauver-Stroup
Hill
Chisp
Leonard
Moat
Richard Bell
Uke
Hoster Selwa Case Heard by Lord's Court
A disputed possession case involving Hoster and a sheriff seeks to obtain six units of property. The hearing occurs before the Lord's Court with representation by a sheriff's officer and a dairy of intereate details.
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Lord's Court
Lorain dry victory limits West Side saloons under Jones law
Judge Washburn rules in Lorain on Jones law petitions. Three saloons on West Erie avenue are removed while Klein & James remains. Saloons moved include J. Ryan, Miller and Fleaming, and Fred Seible. Drys plan petitions in south Lorain to end resident district taverns.
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Lorain “Drys
Washburns
West Side
Erie Avenue
Jubert Street
Duane Street
Bris Avenue
Klein & James
J. Ryan
Miller & Fleaming
Fred Seible
Lorain
Good seven room house on East Side for sale
Prime East Side of the river seven room home with water gas furnace and recent painting. New six room house on 12th street with improvements and favorable terms. Large ten room house on Earl Court with improvements, large lot, reasonable terms. Brand new five to six thousand dollar homes on West Avenue between Fourth and Sixth streets with gas electricity bath furnace and well. Best properties in Elyria for sale.
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12Th Street
Earl Court
Elyria
West Avenue
4Th
Sth
Bath
Legislature Relied Fees Spark Medical Society Action
County medical society presses for law to pay physicians for death notices and contagious disease reports. A plan to seek state legislation to create a fund and set fees is backed by leaders, with aims to run a bill through the next session. Fees outlined include office calls 50 cents, day calls 1.50, after hours 2.50, contagious case double, and mileage 30 cents to 1 per mile.
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County Medical Society
State Medical Society
Columbus
Ean Patep
Yas ‘Setonted
A. J. McNamara
Mahoning Canty Medical Association
Minilitial Society
Doube
Ian Kiven
Tetephone
Webber’s Foresight Seeks Broader Legislative Reform
The Cleveland News notes Hon. A. R. Webber may push beyond moral reform to broader legislative gains. It suggests strict prohibition of the liquor traffic and bans on the original package import could trim legislative sessions, while Webber angles at colleagues nationwide in a strategic move.
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Webber
A. R. Webber
Washington
Ohio
Cleveland News
Enlarge Champney firm faces land snag for expansion
The A. R. Champney and Company, seeking growth near East Avenue on the Lake Shore tracks, struggles to acquire land at what it calls a fair price, blocking a major plant enlargement. Judge Hayden granted divorce Friday to Elizabeth A. Venham from George B. Venham on non support and drunkenness grounds. Elyria residents for fifteen years with children.
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A. R. Champney. and Company
East Avenue
Lake Shore Tracks
Knowles Named to Fill Out County Infirmary Term
Lyman Knowles was appointed by county commissioners to fill the unexpired term of H H Forbes on the infirmary board. A longtime Elyria resident and current township trustee, Knowles is the first from a larger town in years to hold the post. C R Spring may be chosen to fill Knowles’s township trustee vacancy.
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Lyman Knowles
H. H. Forbes
County’ Infirmary Board
Knowles
Elyria
Oove
la Grange
Justice Lord
C. R. Spring
Lectured Two Boys for Poor Aim in Cat Incident
Two boys from Wooster Court faced the mayor after throwing stones at a cat and breaking an electric light globe. The lighting company complained, and the boys were asked to improve their aim while the mayor joked about feline serenades and potential neighborly contributions for scalps of night prowlers.
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Wooster Court
Chapman
Chapmin
Judge Washburn to Visit Cambridge Springs for Week
Judge Washburn and his family will travel next week to Cambridge Springs and stay for a week or ten days.
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Washburn
Cambridge Springs
Concert at Elyria Opera House Prompts Strong Public Support
Two weeks after the Reporter urged Elyria residents to back the charity band concerts the event is set for tomorrow afternoon at the Opera House. Prices are low and the music praised as excellent. The band seeks a large crowd to reward its efforts to raise town musical ideals. All together everybody loosen.
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Elyria
Enlarged store attracts throng
Throngs of people filled the D Lewis and Company store for the opening of its enlarged and remodeled premises. Over two thousand visitors passed through the three upper floors during the two and a half hour event. No sales occurred as the gathering was social, praising the modern decor and convenient quarters.
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D., Lewis and Company
The Horse That Figured In Scandal Sold By Livery
The horse linked to the Thorogood Swanscapade sold for 94 to Tite Brothers by the Hlyria Livers company auctioneer Hisar. Thorood arrived from boyvain with Mrs Mabel Swan socializing with Colonels hunter Wilson and eure as plans for home follow. Snow fell heavily as two Lytena courses remained best. reserved seats for 6th half price. Prof Lang closes a season April lord. Drake and Lang cited as modern convenienc.
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Thorogood
Hlyria Livers
Hisar
W. Thorarood
Boyvain
Mabel Swan
Lerain
Lang
April Lord
Ro Drake
Vaudeville Trial?: Elyria Considers Summer Show Prices
Manager Dykeman weighs introducing vaudeville this summer to Elyria with cheap seats at 10 20 and 3 cents but a profitable plan would price tickets at 25 50 and 75 cents. He aims to lure crowds, install cooling fans, and bring top skits from the vaudeville stage if public demand supports it. The Macee company is billed for April 16 with reserved seats at four cents and advance sales at Murbach’s store.
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Dykeman
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Lake
Gmblic
Favern
Mprassian
Nlyria
Macee
Murbach
Jawnlry
CGE
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George Crisp
Bell Hardware
Jones Lan
Frank A. Smith
Will Smith
A. R. Champney Company
Forbes
Taft
Lewis and Company
Dachtler
Andwur
Court Street
Sagas
Harry H. Smith & Co
Obie
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