Mayor confronts Dayton Grocery over Elyria sales
Mayor Folger warned Elyria residents that Dayton Grocery Co would sell groceries if blocked. He referred to city solicitor to decide if peddlers ordinance can force licenses or sales by sample, noting a Ashland court decision favored the company and fined agents before reversing the ruling.
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Folger
Dayton Grocery Co
Elyria
Osm
W.B Johnston
Elyna
Comson Pleas Court
Ashland
Mr. Allen
Thoa
Allen
Elying
Aghland
Ashlaod
Athletic Park Company shifts plan for ball park site
The Athletic Park Company abandons building on Jefferson street school property and secures adjoining land from George Ely to construct a ball park. The project proceeds despite objections, with a circuit court decision anticipated on related school board matters as Lt was noted. The park is set to open for the trolley league season amid ongoing legal action led by Senator Chamberlain.
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Ely
Jefferson Street
Athletic Park
Ths
Jefferson Strait
John Beene
George Ely
Yellow Mae
Factory
Madison Avenue
Josh Hoynton
Mr. Ely
Senator Chamberlain
Uaubuss
Circuit Court
Common Pleas Court
Weller Patents Wood Fiber Cutting Machine
Superintendent Georges Le Weller of the water works dept patents a wood fiber cutting machine and assigns it to the Ghia Fiber Machinery Co. of the city. The invention is described as ingenious and a great aid in wood fiber cutting.
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Georges le Weller
Water Works Department
Ghia Fiber Machiinery Co
Berk Eblin Sentenced to Penitentiary for Grand Larceny
Berk Eblin was sentenced to the penitentiary after pleading guilty to grand larceny. He stole a watch and chain from a roommate in Lorain, valued at 86 dollars for the water and 34 dollars for the watch, and was captured after a chase. The offense could have been petit larceny with a lighter punishment.
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Berk Eblin
Washburn
Eblin
Lorain
Waa
Stockholders May Escape In Bank Shortage Case
Appraisers Loraine Mayd, EO Ruedy, Walter Bonsoraint, and S FRE Wolliama assess the Citizens Savrups Bank books. Experts work on the shortage, with a $18,000 gap feared to be solved without stockholder assessments.
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Loraine Mayd
EO Ruedy
Walter Bonsoraint
Wolliama
Citizens Savrups Bank
Preacher's Ball Team Beats Lorain YMCA In Return Tilt
Rev Salas Sunday school class baseball team defeated South Lorain YMCA 11 to 0 Wednesday afternoon at South Lorain. Rev Salas played a fine game at second base for the winners. A return game is scheduled at Elyria.
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Rev Salas
Dlass
South ‘Lorain
Shorty McNalty Pleads Not Guilty in Wounding Charge
John ahan Shorty McNalty was arraigned before Judge Washdurn on a charge of cutting to wound his wife. He pleaded not guilty and requested a trial. Bert Allen faced grand larceny charges and John Smith was charged with abandoning a minor child. both also entered not guilty pleas.
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John, Ahan
Shorty’ McNalty
Washdurn
Cammion
Bert Allen
John Smith
State Health Board Objects To City Sewer Plan
The state health board letters Mayor Folger and Wednerd protest the city building a thin sewer while planning no comprehensive system. They say the proposed outlet and ditch setup is improper and fails to serve all parts of the city.
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State Board of Health
Folger
State Board
Body Located After Boat Collision Near Lake
The body of 69 year old Langlots of Windsor Canada was found after a boat accident between Detroit and Windsor. Relatives identified the man in Lorain and the body was sent back to Windsor.
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Bar Point
Lorain
Langlots
Windsor
Can
Percy
Detroit
Doral
Divorce filed after nineteen years of marriage
Charles F. Schenck filed for divorce from Nelleschenck Tursday morning in cotton pleas court. They wed in 1918 in Los Angeles California and Schenck says his wife deserted him three years ago.
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Charles F. Schenck
Nelleschenck
Cotton Pleas Court
Angeles
N.Y
Schenck
Flag Day 10 to Be Observed Citywide
The text notes Flag Day on the 20th as the 20th anniversary of the U S flag adoption. Mayor Folger may issue a proclamation calling for proper display of the national emblem on public and private buildings. It mentions Jane 14 and Amercan Flag Day in error.
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Jane
Amercan
Armerean Flag Association
Folger
Peking
United States
Circuit court upholds several personal injury judgments
The Lorain Steel Co. must pay George Hayes $9,160 and the C. & B. W. traction Co. owes T. D. Ward $1000 for injuries. other rulings include a successful mandamus for Bing ham to open a road, and mixed outcomes in stockholder liability cases. Local notices report a small postmaster election turnout and store ads for ladies skirts.
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Common Pleas Court
George Hayes
Lorain Steel Co
Circuit Court
Common Plans Court
Grafton Savings Bank
Dickason
Marvin
Winch
Weary
Carl Esch
Elyria
Creuit Court
Likewine
Lisaie Eber
Thomas Guernsey
Lorain
Guernsey
Common Pleas
Chrout Court
George P. Walton
Calvin Engin
Emma Harrell
Anchor Fire Seaurance Co
Frank Garrett
Sam Brant
W. F McLean
Cornelia Johnson
Pater Kneipper
Anton Richarde
William Casens
George Kurtz
Kurtz
Sunday Baseball Sparks Countywide War Talk
County officials and local attorney clash over Sunday baseball with threats of broader restrictions. Gillmore argues the same statute could curb all nonessential Sunday business, while supporters back games away from city limits to avoid Sabbath desecration. Probate Stroup faces bitter opposition as Lorain club gains public backing.
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Stroup
Quincy A. Gillmore
Gillmore
Straup
Township Trustees Cut Down Tax Levy
Township trustees reduced the levy for 906 by seven tenths of a mill from 29 to 23 mills. The cemetery levy dropped from one mill to five tenths, with general and poor funds separated under the new law. The total valuation of property, including the city, is about 4,978,000. general and poor taxes will net around 1.00.
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Poor Fund
General Fund
Newsies Enjoy Busy Afternoon on Broad Street Merry-Go-Round
Report describes children laughing as a yellow monkey on the organ spins by and peanuts fly. A boy recalls a comic mishap with a bobbing eye. The ride circulates to tunes of In the Good Old Summer Time as fifty tickets are given free by the proprietor on Saturday afternoon.
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Broad Street
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Weller
Preacher’s Ball
Ker
Salas Nine
Lorain Y. BH
Mane
Shorty
State Health Board
Oberline
DL BP. Chapman
A. P. Gotho
Noah Hucktos
Beny
Wabber
Shee
Judean Stone
Biggs and Everard Co
Tme
Cleveland
Lorain Baseball Club
Linoliu
Risere Curtains
G. Waimea RR
Yan
Italy
Wilton Ruegy
Harry H. Smith & Co
Cheapside
East Broad Street
Ohio
Harry H. Smith
Ifr
Aghrarn
Newsies
WM. Smith
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