Washburn Wins Big in Elyria Delegation Sweep
A landslide support for Judge Washburn over Thomas in Elyria catapulted Washburn to a resounding victory with 663 votes to 494. Thomas earned only one delegate in Carriage precinct, while Lorain precincts and Wellington backed Washburn, securing his judicial district nomination and hinting at Hayden’s Medina backing.
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Washburn
Elyria
Rochester
Thomas
Brownhelm
Lorain
Wellington
Hayden
Medina County
Medina
Elyria Bond Indebtedness Debate Prompts Questions
The piece argues Elyria's indebtedness is not illegal though some attorneys and prominent citizens say city officials exceeded bond issuance authority. It notes bond houses and Longworth act limits, citing about 21 percent of tax valuation and raises questions about legality of the 8 percent limit versus the 14 percent claim.
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Otteiala
Bom
Higheax
Stts
Broad Minded Judge Praised By Shorty McNulty
Shorty McNulty writes from the penitentiary after being sentenced to one year for cutting his wife. He pledges to reform and thanks Judge Washburn for leniency, hoping the judge will be nominated to continue in office.
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Shorty McNulty
Saye Shorty
Washburn
Ohio Spiritualists to Meet at Ashtabula Convention
The Ohio State Spiritual Association will hold its annual convention in Ashtabula over Friday Saturday and Sunday. The event gathers local spiritualists for meetings and sessions across the weekend.
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Ohio
Ashtabula
Ohio State Spiritual Association
One of the Strongest Stock Companies at Kivria Theatre
The Andrewa Stock Co visits Kivria Theatre on Thursday May 25 touted as among the strongest road stock outfits. They promise clean bright entertainment, new taps by a company of featured performers, and value for money with originality and novelty as key strengths. Elyria Theatre hosts Geof Totten Smith's Weary Willie Walker on May 23 for another engaging comedy event.
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Andrewa Stock Co
Kivria Theatre
Elyria Theatre
Geof Totten Smith
Willie Walker
Emergency amputation of leg after train incident
Adolph Bouhank underwent a second surgical operation Tuesday as more of his right leg was removed. The initial wound turned septic and doctors said the knee must be amputated above the knee. Dr. E A Gilan of Toledo and Dr. Hart performed the procedure. Bouhank remains in the infirmary.
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Adolph Bouhank
Bouhank
Elyria
Toledo
Kialer
E. A Gilaon
Johnson
Hart
Bauhank
Barnes Will Vacate Store for Bank Takeover
Henry Andress filed suit to compel W H Barnes the shoe dealer to vacate his store which will be given to Lorain County Banking Company. The case was settled out of court and Barnes will move out July 1st. The room will be remodeled and taken possession of by the bank.
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Henry Andress
W. H. Barnes
Lorain County Banking Company
Barnes
Aaneen and Walkers Headed Back From Columbus
SereraL wowTITE Hy rorien, Columbus, C., May 23. K. B. Ka heen and the Walkera left here at noon today for Elyria in charge of as deputy warden. They will arrive in Elyria late this afternoon.
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Sereral Wowtite Hy
Rorien
Columbus, C
K. BL Ka
Heen
Walkera
Elyria
Two Months on Streets Thefts and a Drunk
Lytle was fined 50 cents and costs by Mayor Folver for intoxication and bicycle theft. Monday he was too intoxicated to resist taking items from others. He rode a bicycle toward the Lake Shore depot, then took a medicine case from Dr Gushing's auto, and was arrested. Unable to pay fines, he will work on the streets for about two months.
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HH. Lytle
Coste
Mayor Folver
Lytle
Lake Shore
Dr. Gushing
Century Block
Are Costa
Demerline Fined for Drunken Disorder in City Alley
Tom Demerline, found lying drunk in an alley off Cheapside, was fined $6 and costs by the mayor. Wred Kline also paid fines and costs for intoxication. Two wages were assigned for work on the street gang for violating the railroad ordinance.
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Tom Demerline
Cheapside
Wred@ Kline
May Day Festivities At Oberlin Great Success
Oberlin Ohio May 23 The Baldwin May day celebration featured the crowning of May Queen Helen Hampson of North Hastings Pennsylvania and King Edward H Annon of Webster Groves Missouri The procession ended with a performance of the tale of Au cagsin and Nicolette and a series of dances games and a reception to follow Local students townspeople and visitors watched the events A sale item noted six dozen lace trimmed skirts priced at 1 59 per dress with a 98 cent sale price The Biggs and Evarardoy noted.
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Oberlin
Baldwin Cottage
Mise Helen Hampson
North Hast
Edward H. Annon
Webster Groves
Desperate bid to delay Worth trial
The Worth case was moved from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. as Attorney Gillmore sought a venue change. Dawley of Cleveland could not arrive until Thursday, so the last‑minute motion was filed with three affidavits from S. W. Mathews, H. P. Edeson, and Gillmore, arguing bank losses and public anger would taint a fair trial. Stroup opposed the delay, arguing Lorain County can try its own offenders. The judge did not grant a further continuance.
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Gillmore
Gilmore
J. C. Dawley
Dawley
S. W. Mathews
Lorain
Worth
Stroup
B. Day
R. B. Lerseh
Lorman County
Atatema Te
Green Line Wins First Round in South Lorain Fight
The C. and S. W. wins the first round in its bid to enter South Lorain via Standen and Dunton roads. The Lorain Street Railway Co challenged the plan while theland company asked to dedicate streets but retain rights for future rail use. County road viewers recommended closing parts of the roads, enabling a route to Seventeenth Street near the B and O tracks.
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Green Line
S. Lorain
Standen
Dunton
Yellow Line
S. W
C. &S.W. Haa
Lorain Street Railway Company
South Lorain
SheMekl Land Company
Danton
Lorain
Ita
Lorain Street Railway Co
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Tet bin Waterson
Totel
Thia County
Thomsa
Washburn Cihtyetehe
Fred Thomas
Shorty
Judge
Lee
Aaneen
Demerline
Biggs
Evarardoy
Harry H. Smith
Reed
Ath
Harry H. Smith & Company
East Broad St
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