Inmate Walser Innocent Belief Follows Inquest Plan
Detectives from Cleveland and Elyria debate Rev Walser innocence after Agatha Reichlin murder. An inquest is set for Tuesday in Lorain with defense by E Johnson of Elyria and Virgil P Kline of Cleveland.
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Gilbride
Cleveland
Belives Rev. Walser
Agahta Keichlin
Rev. Walser
E.G. Johnson
Elyria
Virgil Y. Kline
Reishtin
Sandusky
Jaint
Lorain
Salisbury Anya
Coroneer
Hald Tuertay
Mayor King
Lorainia
Guarody
Tacailay
King
Lea Stroup
Walser Bai
E. Johnson
Virgil P Kline
Health Board Civil Service Opinion Extends to Municipal Officers
Attorney General rendered an opinion to the state board of health stating that all health officers and other employees of municipal health boards come under civil service with pay and rank protections effective May 4. There can be no removal or reduction in rank or salary except for cause and after trial.
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Sheets
State Board of Health
Health Board of Municipalities
Civil Service
City Requires Shade Tree Planting Along Thoroughfares
A new code provision makes it mandatory for the city to plant shade trees along all thoroughfares and maintain them. Upon receipt of a petition signed by two thirds of the property owners, planting proceeds with costs assessed on street frontage.
Memorial services for Harold Hinman in Lorain theater
Memorial services in honor of Harold Hinman were held at the Verbeek Theatre in Lorain on Sunday afternoon. The Lorain Band performed one of its finest concerts as City Solicitor Way Hughes spoke of Hinman’s noble qualities and untimely death. The Swartz sisters sang Them There Will Be a Vacant Chair, hush fell, and the band played Nearer My God to Thee.
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Harold Hinman
Verbeek
Lorain
Decessed
Loram Band
Way Hughes
Swartz
First Arrest Under Mayor Folger
The first arrest under Mayor Folger was made by Officer Whitney on Monday. Henry Stolzenberg was charged with selling intoxicating liquor and keeping open on Sunday. He pleaded guilty and was fined fifty dollars and costs.
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Folger
Whitney
Henry Stolzenberg
Wales
Oberlin Edges Elyria High in 15 13 Baseball Shootout
Oberlin High School defeated Elyria High School 15 to 13 in a hard fought Saturday afternoon baseball game. Sage umpired for Elyria as the teams traded runs and the lead throughout the contest.
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Elyria High School
Oberlin High School
Sage
Eiryia
Lawsuit over damages from felled trees and trespass in Rochester
Common Pleas Court Laren Pifer sues Edmond H Rowland for 170 damages claiming the defendant felled trees on lands in Rochester township leased from Adelia Johnson and Josephine Woodruff and allowed livestock to trample the wet ground to injure him. WB Bodortha represents Pifer.
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Laren Pifer
Edmond H Rowland
WB Bodortha
Rochester Township
Adelia Johnson
Josephine Woodruff
Birds Return as Warblers Signal Spring Arrival
The article notes birds returning with warm weather, listing Baltimore Oriole, Warbling Vireo, Yellow Warbler and House Wren heard on streets and in woods. It predicts peak migrations this week, then summer birds and full foliage. Also reports the death of Anton Kaiser at age 74 in Elyria with funeral details.
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Baltimore
Berlin Student Appointed Special Examiner
Dana Durand, a graduate of Oberlin College, named special examiner in the Department of Commerce and Labor by Secretary Cortelyon. Aged thirty two, he studied at Yankton College, Oberlin, Cornell, and Berlin. taught at Stanford and Harvard. and wrote on political science and finance.
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E Dana Durand
Oberlin College
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cortelyon
Durand
Yankton College
South Dakota
Ohio
Cornell University
Berlin
Leland Stanford Junior University
Harvarl University
Clearing House for Men in Elyria Seeks Rooms and Board
A notice urges Elyria citizens to host newcomers arriving from distant areas as a Young Men's Christian Association bureau opens to match rooms and meals. The agency warns it cannot guarantee the character of those sent but will screen referrals and collect information. Also mentions new petroleum fields found about 49 miles from Tunis.
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Elyria
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boatar
Colton
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Tunis
New Government Takes Possession in Elyria
Thomas Folger became Mayor of Elyria on Monday morning and will send appointments to the council. The board of public service will reorganize the city government, with Dr J V Lampeell and Fred W Miter named as likely members. The police force remains largely unchanged. The new council meets tonight and long serving officers retire, including Jenny Park and Henry Brohn. An application seeks a guardian for Anna Katz, Amherst.
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Thomas Folger
Elyria
Ag Boon Aa
Board of Public Service
J V Lampeell
Fred W Miter
Folger
Jenny Park
Henry Brohn
A H Snow
P D Reefy
All American Exhibit Opens in Elyria This Week
Mann and Co's All-American shown exhibit at Elyria with a noon parade. A band chariot won praise as one of the finest seen in the city. The evening performance begins at o'clock and marks Berlin enterprise's first exhibition there Saturday.
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Mann and Co
Elyria
Chariot
Berlin
Elyria Creates Field For Legislative Honors
The Oberlin Tribune notes a new candidate from Elyria, Hon. Parke Foster, a financier, enters the race along with rival Lerech. It argues Foster would be a more capable representative and criticizes Lerech’s loyalty while describing Elyria’s push for offices and a local choice for the state senate.
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Elyria
Parke Foster
Foster
Lerech
Poster
Lerseh
State Senate
Oberlin Tribune
Breeding A Hen Lays One Egg Daily For 34 Days
Chas Helmke of Lovataka poultry farm Green Village New Jersey reports a hen laying one egg daily for 34 days and discusses a theory of a breed capable of producing two eggs per day through selective breeding.
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Chas. Helmke
Lovataka
Green Village
N. J
Helmke
Attorney General Shasets Jas Resigns From Inquiries
The attorney general will stop answering questions from city officials on the new code. Going forward all inquiries will be referred to city solicitors. The move is self imposed to lighten the office workload and an extra clerk is needed.
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Shasets Jas
Visiting Grafton Lodges Promoted for May 6
Members of Chevalier lodge No. 316 K of P plan a visit to Grafton lodge No. 103 on Wednesday May 6 1903 and will take the 6 30 or 7 00 pm car. A large attendance is urged. Frank A Pierson OC Elevators of London. The city offices elevators are slow and inadequate with circular open boxes moving in a circle and passengers stepping in and out at will.
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Fifth and
Middle Avenue
Kaiser
Elyria
Dover
Mr. Kaiser
John L P, Antone
Frank Kaiser
Geo. Nevins
OR Engles
Jra
Wadworth
F B Squire
Elyine
Mary Shunter
Custer, O
James Wescott
Dayton
Peter Kaiser
Memphis
Tenn
St Mary's Church
Avenue
Chevalier Lodge
Graftonlodge
Grafton, O
Frank A Pierson OC
London
Kansas City Journal
Impromptu poem save from arrest in Boston tale
In Boston on June 17 a citizen confronted an elm tree and recalled Bunker Hill. A patrolman escorted him, and the man, claiming poet status, agreed to compose a rhyme on the spot. He delivered a moonward verse praising Hector, Priam’s son, in a drunken flourish.
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Boston Post
Frog Pond
Bunker Hill
Offisher
Thash
Tam Alsho
Hector
Priam
Pies Tested Show Nonpathogenic Bacteria But No Pathogens
A parliamentary report on pies from two shops finds no bacillus coli or other pathogens. It notes spores of nonpathogenic Bacillus butyricus and Bacillus mesentericus viulgatus, plus Staphylococcus albus present in both plain and tuppery pies. It also mentions a Bacillus resembling xerosis in one sample.
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Kiein
Republican Lorain County Convention Call Dates and Delegates
The Republican Committee calls a county convention in Elyria on May 5th to elect twelve delegates and nominate candidates for Lorain County offices including State Representative and County Commissioner. Delegates are apportioned by precincts based on 21 votes or more for Lewis C. Laylin in the previous election, with Lorain city wards adjusted per ward boundaries. Representatives to the convention will come from townships, wards, and precincts as listed.
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Lorain County
Mars
Elyriai
Lora
Dar
Columbus
Ohio
Lewis C. Laylin
Lorain
de Amber
Black River
Brighton
Browohelm
Camden
Carlisle
West Colunbia Eaton
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