Sunday Disturbance Sparks County Law Debate Over Sunday Baseball
County spector Tay Stroup responds to Attoroy Quipey A Cill threats to halt Sunday baseball at Oak Point due to rowdy crowds and public nuisances. He argues enforcement is needed when crowds disrupt quiet Sundays, citing arrests and alleged crimes tied to games and urging penalties for those who provoke disturbances.
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Tay Stroup
Stroup
Fly
Anne Ments
Mtroup
Oak Point
Weveril Atresty
Blani
New Androya
Elyria High Baseball Suffers 22-2 Loss to Lorain High
The Elyria high school baseball team was defeated 22 to 2 by Lorain High on Tuesday afternoon. The score reflects a lopsided game with Lorain dominating both offense and defense.
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Elyria High School
Lorain High School
Tennie South
Lorain
Prisoners sentenced after guilty pleas in Lorain harbor thefts
Five prisoners appeared before Judge Washburn. Charles Highton of Lorain received one year in the penitentiary for breaking into a boat in Lorain harbor last winter. James Coyle, accomplice, was sent to the Cleveland workhouse for thirty days. Charles Hill Sadie Ross and Gertrude Hall, all of Lorain, pled guilty to receiving stolen property. Gertrude Hall got fourteen months, Sadie Ross thirty days workhouse, Hill thirty days workhouse with a fine of 25 and costs. Real pled guilty to petit larceny but was not sentenced.
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Washburn
Charles Highton
Lorain
Lo'rain
James Coyle
Cleveland
Charles Hii
Sadie Ross
Gertrude Hall
Lo' Rain
Stoen
Thomas Seeks New Trial Against Watts Couple
Fred F. Thomas filed an application in circuit court on Wednesday for a new trial in his case against John and Mary Watts. The case was decided in favor of the Watts by the common pleas and circuit court.
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Fred F. ‘Thomas
John and Mary Watts
Common Pleas and
Circulta
Abandoned Building Plan Halts $100,000 Project near Topliff
Promoters headed by William Ely abandon a three story project on vacant land east of the Topliff hotel. Land cost was 260 per foot front and the site measured 120 by Li) feet. Concluded the venture would not yield sufficient return to justify construction.
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William Ely
Shout and Slam in Unclear Boxing Slang
A garbled sports-style fragment references Sala, a possible boxing or fighting scene. Names and actions are hard to parse, but phrases imply shouting, slams, and a decisive moment with Sala and a beatings reference. The piece resembles a chaotic play-by-play or chatter from a crowd.
Local Concern Sued For 310.36 In Plea
The Standard Mig. Co. filed a lawsuit in common pleas court on Wednesday afternoon against Higha Plumbing Heating and Electric Co. for 310.86 claiming it supplied materials and services valued at that amount.
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Standard Mig. Co
Common Pleas
Higha Plumbing, Heating and Electric Co
Beating His Way to a Dying Brother
A 24 year old German named Adolph Bauhane was injured while riding freights near Elyria on Tuesday night. He had been traveling from New York to Toledo when his leg was crushed by a moving train and was amputated above the knee. He remained at a physician’s office overnight and was moved to the infirmary Wednesday morning and is expected to recover.
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Toledo
Adolph Bauhane
Elyria
Bauhane
New York
East Avenue
Dr. Black
Phraician
Married twice before, Albert Atherton and Carrie Pierce wed
Albert Atherton a 24 year old farmer from Russia township and Carrie Pierce, also 24, of Lorain, were married Tuesday afternoon by Justice Lawrence. Both had been married and divorced previously.
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Albert Atherton
Carrie Pierce
Justice Lawrence
Atherton
Russia Township
Lorain
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