State Health Board Orders City to Build Disposal Plant
The state health board instructs the city to construct a disposal plant within two years, deeming it absolutely necessary. Officials debate compliance and potential penalties as the matter will be brought before the board of public service Saturday.
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State Health Board
Andreas
Board of
Pattie Peeves
Atace Board of Heart
Moraig
Phin
Service Board
Rite Board
Board of Public Service
Miurday Nile
Cleveland Trust acquires Lorain Savings in stock swap
The Cleveland Trust Co purchases The Lorain Savings & Trust Co in a stock deal. Lorain’s capital stock of 100000 is exchanged for Cleveland Trust stock at two shares Lorain to one share Cleveland. The Lorain bank, organized in 1889, has deposits around 470000 and 2100 open accounts and will operate as a Lorain branch of The Cleveland Trust Co with A V Hegeman continuing as secretary treasurer.
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Leora
Cleveland Trust Co
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Lorain
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KB. M. Pierce
David Wallace
A. V. Hegeman
Pates
Lorain Grand Jury Finds No Indictments In Cutting Affray Case
The Lorain grand jury reported three cases with no true bills. Andrew Scontos faces no indictment for shooting Chariva Harvath in self defense. Detilio, Constantino Detilio, Vigen Leo, and Bartholomew were not indicted for the Lorain cutting affray. Detilio remains hospitalized while others are jailed and await hearing before Mayor King. Allen was indicted for grand larceny.
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Ita
Andrew Scontos
Lorain
Chariva Harvath Fe
Jon Detilio
Constantino Detilio
Vigen Leo
Victor Bar
Tholomew
Detilio
Constantino Detille
Leo
Bartholomew
Jall
Mayor King
Mary
Herr Allen
City Adopts Building Permit License Ordinance
The city council passed a building permit ordinance requiring a mayor issued license before constructing any structure valued at 340 or more. Applicants must provide building specifications and cost estimates. A $25 fine and prosecution await violators. The mayor will file an annual permit record on April 1 for tax records.
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Wnder
Stevens victory in Elyria carries city primaries
Frank Stevens swept the city primaries winning 637 votes to 282 for Wilford and 71 for Lawrence. He carried every precinct, drawing delegates from country precincts and strengthening his bid for prosecuting attorney. Other races include a commissioner contest with Lorain backing Hageman and Arndt acclaimed in Amherst. Local industry notes hint at a busy season for Western Automatic Machinery.
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Lawrence
Stevens
Blytia
Frank Stevens
Wis
Elyria
Bub
Hoek Dew i
Walton
Lorain
Adamas
Elytia
Hageman
Amherst
Arndt
Catherine the Great portrayed by Miss Holland at The Miriam Theater
The Brooklyn Citizen lauds Miss Holland for a faultless portrayal of Catherine the Great in five acts at the Miriam Theater Friday night May fifth. The author calls the performance a triumph and the audience rewards it with repeated curtain calls.
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Brooklyn
Catherine the Great
Patate
Miss Holland
Mivria Theatre
Al H Wilson Star in Strong Stage Romantic Comedy
Review lauds Al H Wilson for a powerful performance in a four act romantic comedy. Ridney Mills praises the play’s intensity, wit, and engaging crowd-pleasing scenes. Spectators are treated to striking stage effects and a mix of humor and drama.
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AL. H. Wilson
Wien
Mills
Infirmary Admission for Elyria Tee Co Worker
George Brown, injured breaking his arm while on duty for the Elyria Tee Co., was taken to the infirmary Wednesday for treatment.
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George Brown
Elyria Tee Co
Challenge to City Petit Larceny Ordinance Voices in Court
Attorney Gillmore attacked the validity of a city ordinance on petit larceny as unconstitutional for allowing double punishment and potential jail terms. He argued it exceeds mayoral powers and conflicts with common pleas procedures, while the mayor deferred ruling. A new warrant misnamed suspect Fitch and prompted re-arrest after initial defect.
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Gillmore
Joe Fitch
Johnson
Common Pleas Court
Gilmore
Fitch
Whitney
Q. A. Wilcox
Cleveland
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