Raids yield six arrests in county liquor crackdown
Sheriff Clarence E. Adams and deputies conducted weekend raids leading to six arrests and fines totaling about 1200 dollars. Ludvig Kreuzer and wife Katharine faced liquor cellar charges. other arrests included Cleveland residents H C McMillan and Katherine Smith for disorderly acts, Emmi Gieski for illegal possession, and Thomas Powinski for minor possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Adams
Avon
Adams
Ludwig Kreuzer
Katherine
Kreuzer
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
H. C. McMillan
Katherine Smith
Cleveland
S. J. George
Emmi Gieski
Grafton
Justice George
Thomas Powinski
Amhert
George
Sheriff's Brother Dies After Accident
Walter Adams, 63, of Berea and brother of Sheriff Clarence Adams, died at Berea hospital from blood poisoning contracted after an auto train collision March 22 near Beebetown. An auto carrying three men was struck by a B&O freight train. one man died at once and another was badly hurt. Adams is survived by his wife and two children. funeral set for Tuesday at Berea Methodist Church.
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Walter Adams
Berea
Clarence Adams
Beebetown
Adams
Jury Hears Suit Over Injuries In Ohio Court
A jury in common pleas court heard the case of Joseph Hudjieczko of 341 Colorado Avenue against the American Shipbuilding Company. He alleges injuries from lifting a heavy plate on October 5, 1926 after the Industrial Commission of Ohio refused his claim. He seeks reasonable compensation.
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Common Pleas
Joseph Hudjieczko
Colorado, Avenue
American Shipbuilding Company
Industrial Commission of Ohio
From Gas Well Drilling to Elyria Plumbing Partner
C W Barres began in gas well drilling at age 21 and farmed at Ridgeville. He worked across Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia until 25, then moved to Elyria joining Bates and Barres plumbing. He later became a partner in Welsh and lives at 244 Avenue with a wife and children.
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C. W. Barres
Ridgeville
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Barres
Elyria
P Bates and
Ges
Washington
Jocaea
Michaelson Surrenders in Chicago Federal Building
Congressman Michaelson, M. Alfred M. Michaelson of Illinois, a fugitive since Saturday on a prohibition violation warrant, turned himself in at the Chicago Federal Building. Deputy U.S. marshals had been seeking his arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M. Alfred M. Michaelson
Mlinois
United States
Chicago Federal Building
Windy March storm damages trees and power lines in Lorain County
A belated March wind tore through Elyria and Lorain County with speeds estimated at 50 to 60 mph. A large tree crashed into E R Gaston’s home on East Avenue, damaging roof and attic and ripping a water pipe. Power poles and telephone lines were toppled, glass windows blown in, and service disrupted across the county as crews worked to restore utilities and clear debris. The storm followed a night of heavy rain and thunder, echoing last year’s ice and sleet damage in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Elyria
E. R. Gaston
East Ave
Gaston
Hmb
Ely Park
Cleveland Southwestern Railway, and Light Company
Grafton
Belden
Wellington
LaGrange
Sullivan
Lorain
Ridgeville
Ohio Public Service Company
Ohio
Elyrians
Ohio Ripped by High Winds
High winds swept Ohio during the first night and into the morning, disrupting communications across many sections. Major trunk lines strained to stay up while some lines failed. Wind accompanied by heavy sporadic rain. little property damage reported, though some outbuildings lost roofs and windows at scattered locations, with Northwestern and Southeastern Ohio most affected.
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United Press
Ohio
Worker suffers severe forearm lacerations at Universal Crane Shop
F. C. Archer of 401 Lake Avenue sustained four severe lacerations to his right forearm while at work at the Universal Crane Company shop this morning. He was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment and later discharged to go home after receiving care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Archer
Lake Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Archer
Universal Crane Company
The Herrick Library Memorial in Wellington Ohio
A profile of the Herrick Memorial Library in Wellington Ohio tracing its origins from the old American House site where federal officers faced a fleeing slave escape and a pivotal pre Civil War court verdict. It notes Myron T Herrick built the library in 1904 as a memorial to his mother and highlights community support including the Edith Robinson Fund established by local women groups to aid the library and its present librarian.
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Violet Curtice
Ohio
Herrick Memorial Library
Wellington
Nbary
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
Herrick's Great Desire to Help People Dies in Paris
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland, longtime American envoy, died in Paris Sunday. He sought to aid the people and studied European farm loan systems to build something similar in America. He also served France and the United States as an international peacemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
Cleveland
Myron T. Herick
America
Paris
France
Tornado Strikes Arkansas and Missouri injuring many
A late yesterday tornado crossed northern Arkansas and southeastern Missouri injuring 20 or more persons and causing extensive damage. Rescue efforts were slowed by downed wires and blocked roads. Among the injured: Andrew Miller, 47, and Ostar Montgomery, with Miller's nearby home destroyed. church damage reported near Marbiehill but unverified.
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Popular Bluff
Arkansas
Missouri
Andrew Miller
Ostar Montgomery
Miler
Here
Marbiehill
G. F. Cresswell
Potosi
United Press
Mineral Point
Peter Rule
Cresswell
Poplar Bluff
Auto sales rise in Lorain County for March
March bill of sale data show 424 Pleasure cars sold in Lorain County and 41 trucks, compared with February totals of 286 cars and trucks. The figures highlight a significant upturn in local auto commerce.
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Lorain County
Hoover Easter at White House Quiet Family Day
Washington April 1 President and Mrs Hoover spent Easter largely in the White House while thousands on Pennsylvanian avenue dressed in finery. They attended morning services and visited Mrs Hoover's sister Mrs Janet Large in the former S street home. A group of friends called in the afternoon and another dinner party was entertained in the evening.
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Connecticut
White House
Clevelander Faces Traffic Charge After Oncoming Car Plight
Co. FP. Pugh of 3635 East 113th street Cleveland is to appear in police court next Saturday on a charge of violating traffic laws. He was arrested for passing a street car on the left side against oncoming autos on Cleveland street near Abbey road. An auto crash at Beebe Court and Cleveland street had disrupted traffic.
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Pugh
East
113Th Street
Cleveland
Cleveland Street
Abbey Road
Beebe Court
Herrick Remembered In Wellington Tablet Unveiling
Wellington Ohio recalls ambassador Myron T Herrick who visited January 7 1928 for the unveiling of a library tablet funded by the Wellington Kiwanis Club The tablet honors Herrick who built the village library on the site of the old American House and ties to the Oberlin Wellington rescue case The day was a village holiday as citizens gathered to honor their former fellow citizen and friend
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Wellington
America
France
Myron T. Herrick
Lorain County
Ambassador
Statesman
Wellington Memoir of Ambassador Myron Herrick Ends in Legacy
Wellington Ohio April 1 Myron T Herrick ambassador to France known as Cousin Myron traced his ancestry to Sir William Herrick. Ancestry back to Elizabethan times with 1629 immigration and War of 1812 service. Herrick attended Wellington High School and Oberlin and Ohio Wesleyan University before a varied career. His sister Mia A Smith of Cleveland and O R Herrick of Canton and Wellington survive him.
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Wellington
Myron T. Herrick
France
Myron
Myron Herrick
Sir William Herrick
Herrick
England
Queen Elizabeth
Timothy Herrick
New York State
Canada
Ohio
Huntington Township
Huntington
Timothy R. Herrick
Mary Hulburt
LaGrange
Lorain County
Oberain College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Mia
A. B. Smith
Cleveland
O. R.lerrick
Canton
SARG Cole Begins Four Day Endurance Test Tuesday
Elyria’s famed iron man driver Sarg Cole will start at 12 15 p m Tuesday in front of the courthouse for a four day four night endurance drive in a Model A Ford, handcuffed to the steering wheel. The event, staged by the Chronicle Telegram, will traverse Elyria streets and surrounding towns with minimal sleep until Saturday. The Simpson Motor Company provided the car noted for its easy ride and operation.
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Sarg” Cole
Cole
Court House
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ford
Simpson Motor Company
Life highlights of Nvr on T Herrick
Myron T. Herrick born Oct 9 1854 in a Lorain County log cabin Ohio. He trained as a lawyer, joined Cleveland politics, and rose to national prominence as a Republican. He served as governor of Ohio and as ambassador to France under Taft, after a career in business and public service.
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Myron T. Herrick
Lorain County
Ohio
Herrick
Ohio Wesleyan College
Cleveland
Cleveland Society For Savings
Caroline’ M. Parmely
Dayton
Mark Hanna
William McKinley
Warren G. Harding
Taft
France
State Leaders Grieved Over Herrick Death
In Columbus Ohio on April 1 the statehouse flag was lowered to half mast for Myron T. Herrick the former Ohio governor and current American ambassador to France who died in Paris. Governor Copper and former Governor Donahey voiced mourning and praised his service to Ohio and the nation.
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Columbus
Myron T. Herrick
America
France
Paris
Herrick
Ambassador Herrick
Myers Y. Cooper
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Kidnapping Probe Narrows on Ex-Convict Suspect
Edmond Cox nine appears to have been abducted after vanishing from the town's main street. Police drag lakes and rivers with no result as detectives pursue a released convict who threatened the family and may have returned home.
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Rent. O
Edmond Cox
Cuyahoga
Edmond
State
Familly
Loved Ambassador Herrick Dies Sudden.y in Paris
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick of Ohio died suddenly at the American embassy in Paris after a daylong heart ailment. He was 75, long loved in France for his stand with Allied troops and smiles beside Charles Lindbergh during wartime cheers. Officials mourned as Paris newspapers and French leaders paid tribute before arrangements to repatriate the body.
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Paris
Myron T. Herric
Ohio
Ferdinand Foch
France
Herai
Doumergue
America
Rick
Charles A. Lindbergh
Herrick
le Petit Journal Express
Beuy
Late Ambassador Herrick Honored by Wellington Tablet Gift
The Chronicle Telegram published an editorial on January 11, 1928 titled A Great Man's Gift following the unveiling of a memorial tablet Herrick donated to Wellington Public Library. Herrick attended the ceremony and sent a personal letter of thanks for the tribute, a prized Chronicle-Telegram possession.
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Myron T. Herrick
Chronicle-Telegram
Herrick
Wellington
Herrick A Great Statesman of World War
Myron T. Herrick stands as a premier American wartime statesman alongside Woodrow Wilson and Walter H Page. His Paris and London roles aided Wilson's war policies and allied mobilization. Herrick’s work with Page reflected deep understanding of allies. both suffered overwork from the war. Herrick died after illness amplified by his participation in General Foch’s funeral events.
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Myron T. Herrick
Woodrow Wilson
Walter H Page
Herrick
Paris
Page
London
Wilson
United States
Hoover
Marshall Foch
Herrick's Only Brother Sobs at Death News
Canton Ohio April 1 Orin Herrick 72, brother of Ambassador Myron T Herrick, sobbed on hearing of the ambassador's death today. Herrick, a farmer, is seriously ill. Mrs Herrick had withheld the news from him at Fairhope, and she doubted his condition would permit participation in services.
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Canton
Orin Herrick
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
Fairhope
Ambassador Herrick dies after illness and public duties
Mrs Parmely and Herrick’s secretary Mada Salembier were at his bedside as Ambassador Herrick died at 5 p m He had earlier walked with the Prince of Wales from Notre Dame to the Invalides and despite illness played golf days earlier He arranged the new embassy and hosted Elihu Root, then received honors from France for his service to four presidents
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Parmely
Herrick
Mada Salembier
Blanchard
France
Anxiou
Prince of Wales
Notre Dame Cathedral
the Invalides
Elihu Root
Col. T. Bentley Mott
R. Henri Rabeau
de Raneat
Og Ferreyrelles
Tequez
French Academy
Ly Herrick
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
le Bourgat Field
Linuvergie
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Lorain County Village
Myon
Sarg
NVRON
T. Herrick
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