Military Front Displayed as Britain Prepares for Coal Crisis
London reports show two battalions of Coldstream Guards and a company of Irish Guards deployed toward St James’s as the government plans for a possible miners strike. Trade unions hold talks behind closed doors with transport workers wavering on a general tie-up.
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Earle C. Reeves
I. N
London
Lloyd George
Coldstream Yards
Irish Guards
Aldershot
Whitehall
St James Barrewis
Triple Alliance
Minersailway Men and Transport Works
Great Central Hall
Labor
Transport Workers’ Organization
Cosing
Miners’ Union
Coa
Transport Workers
Williams
Transport Men
Livezonl
Elyria and Loraia Teachers Plan OSU Conference Visit
Owing to spring vacation both cities’ schools close this week teachers plan to attend the Ohio State Educational Conference at Ohio State University on Thursday and Friday. George F. Arps invites instructors for the event with tests by Dr Re Piph Pintner and demonstrations of mental education survey tests. Departmental conferences on clinical psychology physical education home economics and other fields will be held Friday afternoon.
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Elyria
Loraia
Ohlio
Ohio State University
George F. Arps
Colege of Education
Depar
Two Lorain Women Seek Divorces for Cruelty
Agnes Bernise of Lorain sues Howard Bernise for extreme cruelty accusing clandestine affairs and false accusations and seeks divorce custody and alimony. Touise Tanpan of Lorain sues Edward Tap yan for extreme cruelty alleging denial of amusements vile language and a March 28 beating and charges for divorce and alimony.
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Elyria
Agnes Bernise
Howard Bernise
Lorain
Touise Tanpan
Edward Tapyan
Foreclosure Action Seeks Mortgage on Avon Lake Land
Elyria James S Deasy filed suit against Will ard J Hays and others seeking foreclosure of a 9500 dollar mortgage on land in Avon Lake.
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Elyria
James S .Deasy
Willard J. Hays
Avon Lake
Truant Officer Reports March Case Load In Elyria
Elyria truant officer notes rising workload as pleasant weather attracts youths from school. March investigations totaled about forty cases with sixteen categories including neglect poverty sickness and home duties. Only one pupil required juvenile court. most children were returned to class.
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Elyria
Board of Education
Newsies Enjoy Dinty and Praise Bannon at Theater
Elyria Chronicle Telegram reports newsboys held a movie party at the Colonial theater last night featuring Freckles Barry in Dinty The boys learned how a newsboy must holler loudly to sell papers and fretted about mischief during a stunt manager Bannon is praised as a first rate host.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Colonial Theater
Freckles Barry
Freckles
Bannon
Lonewear Plant Robbery Sparks Police Probe
Police believe suspects forced entry to the Lonewear Rubber Co plant by breaking a rear window and stole patches for moistening gummed paper and several small items.
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FLYRI
Lonewear Rubber Co
Ball Fans to Meet on Friday for Summer Schedule
Elyria will host a meeting of the city baseball fans at the Chamber of Commerce Friday at 7 30 pm chaired by Chas Savage. A schedule committee and a board of governors will be elected to manage Cascade Park diamonds and coordinate three local leagues City Industrial and County. The aim is orderly play rules for players and spectators and a strong season ahead.
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Elyria
Chas. Savage
Chamber of Commerce
New Hall Diamonds
Cascade Park
Threeeagues i
Industrial
Board of Governors
City council paves plans and referrals from Monday meeting
Improvements including sewers and pavements were debated by Elyria council. Chase street paving request referred to street and sidewalk committee. Lubric Oil Co and Speedway Oil Co station proposals referred to fire prevention code, council buildings and lands committees. Parkview court paving deferred to 1922. Garvin sewer item continued.
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Elyria
Chase Street
Lubric Oil Co
Tabor Ice Cream Co
East River Street
Speedway Oil Co
Hurons Street
Parkview Court
Garvin
Cleveland Man Held in Theft of Local Auto
Lawrence Gahan of Cleveland bound over to the grand jury in Police court on a charge of stealing the auto of J. C. Wilkie. Gahan implicated Vane Hamilton, one of seven arrested who confessed to fourteen store and garage robberies. Hamilton released the ground wire and drove the machine to Cleveland. it was found stripped to the chassis. Detectives located the chassis on W 62nd Street and arrested Gahan on W 72nd Street as officers work to clear up more auto thefts.
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Elyria
Lawrence Gahan
77Th Street
Cleveland
Grand
J. C. Wilkie
Earl Court
Court House
Gahan
Vane W Hamilton
Hamilton
Backus
S. L. Cowie
E. J. Stankard
Franke
Ruff
W. 72Nd Street
Educational costs rise for Elyria public schools
Elyria officials report 190000 spent on teachers this year with projected 216500 for next year. The budget includes annual salary increases to cap by grade, hiring two or three new teachers for the new building, and a music supervisor. Superintendent Shelton says a competent staff is in place and contracts will be renewed, with competition to attract top teachers as nearby cities offer higher pay.
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Shelton
United States Drops Passport Requirement for Citizens
The state department announced that American citizens may leave or enter the United States without passports. The policy change follows an attorney general opinion that the passport control law was repealed by a congressional resolution terminating certain wartime legislation.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Attorney General
Congress
Stegman Dog Death Leads to Police Involvement
Lyria A J Stegman of 221 Stone Street reported to police after her dog died from suspected slow poison. Authorities opened an investigation and urged caution in handling the animal's remains.
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Llyria
A. J. Stegman
Stone Street
Elyria to seek 1922 city operating budget approval
Mayor A R Jones presented the 1922 city operating budget totaling 268 176.00 with a raised city auditor salary from 2000 to 2600 annually. The council received the appropriation but did not act, pending final action. The report lists fund allocations and the auditor W F Guthman’s five year expenditure balances.
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Elyria
A. R. Jones
General Fund
Public
Public Service
Decase Ataas
W. F. Guthman
Water Works Local General Fund
Water Works Fund
New Water Works Improvement
Ex- Council
Chief King Not at Home as Lorain Police Chief Order Served
Lorain Chief of Police A A King served court papers restoring him to office on Mayor William Grall Safety Director Huar uy Shiff and others. Mayor Grall absent from City Hall. King left without comment and Walker at Central Station said no notice of King’s return.
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Walker
Lorain
A. King
W William F. Grall
Huaruy Shiff
L A Snell
J. J Munich
Civil Service Conission
Grall
Chief King
W. H. Basore
Crs
City Hall
King
Chronicle-Telegram
Central Station
Theodore Walker
Annual Clean-Up Week Set to Begin April 18
Elyria officials authorize $700 for the spring clean up. Residents must place rubbish on the curb on designated dates while Service Desk issues instructions. The effort covers every street, alley, and city section.
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Elyria
Amherst Boy Recovers After Sixth Operation
Eleven year old Raymond Miller of Amherst, son of Mr and Mrs William Miller, is recovering at Gates Hospital for Crippled Children after his sixth operation. His afflictions are infections of the lower limbs and he convalesces during this treatment.
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Elyria — Raymond
Mrs. Wil
Liam Miller
Amherst i
Gates Hospital
Additional funds sought to finish Elyria water works
The city council was told that completing the $1,000,000 water works project requires an extra $500,000 beyond the proposed $30,000. The report states that the main must extend to the Griswold Road junction, prompting a committee of the whole meeting with Civic Organization affiliates invited.
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Elyria
Civic Organizaon
Griswold Road
City Considers Acceptance of Corner Lot for Assessments
Elyria city holds a deed to a corner lot at Dewey and Lake avenues given free with the condition that all paying and sewer assessments be settled. Council Clerk Dan Symons reported the owner presented the deed after a joking initial reply. The lot, valued at about 409 dollars, was referred to the Buildings and Lands committee for action.
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Elyria
Dewey Avenue
Lake Avenue
Dan Symons
Symons
Lorain Gun Club Opens Season At Pasadena Park
The Lorain County Gun Club held its inaugural shoot at Pasadena Park on Saturday in strong wind. Dewhurst and Cowley led with 23 points, followed by Schmitkons, Cliff Laport and Shaw tied for second. The club announced dates through October and a special program for each event.
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Elyria
Lorain County Gun Club
Pasadena Park
Dewhurst
Cowley
Schmitkon
Cliff la- Port
Shaw
Cooley
Schmitkons
Cliff
Laport
D. Welker
J Keyser
Henry
Jenkins
Wadsworth
C. Smith
McMillan
Buswell
Day
R Keyser
P. Schmitkons
Holdeman
Patriotism Rally to Feature 60 000 Parade in Philadelphia
American Legion officials plan a major Philadelphia event on April 7 to promote American principles against foreign propaganda. The gathering, organized by the Legion and 45 civic groups, will mirror New York's All American meeting and include a 60 000 strong parade. Speakers include General John J Pershing Vice President Calvin Coolidge Admiral William S Sims Governor William C Sproul and Mayor J Hampton Moore a cabinet member also is listed.
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Philadelphia
American Legion
Legion
New York City
John J. Pershing
J. W. Galbraith, Jr
the Legion
Calvin Coolidge
William S Sims
William C. Sproul
J. Hampton Moorn
Harding
Attorney Holds Warrant For Traffic Violation On Broad Street
Police in Elyria issue warrant charging an attorney with violating a traffic ordinance by driving on the left side of Broad Street. He has not yet been arraigned in police court. The offense, per police records, occurred last Saturday.
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Elyria
Chargimg
Broad Street
Cleveland Chamber Opposes Emergency Clause in Davis Measure
Cleveland Chamber directors oppose the emergency clause of Governor Harry L. Davis’s state government reorganization bill. They warn the measure risks political use, limits public referendum, and would create sweeping, unstable changes to boards and departments every two years. They support reorganization in principle but urge clearer, more defined powers.
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Cleveland Chamber
DAVIS
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
Harry L. Davis
Demand Accounting Of Tex Ohio Oil Co Suit Filed In Elyria
A group led by Hubert Gott and others sue Arthur Hutt as trustee of the Tex Ohio Oil Syndicate seeking an accounting and injunction. They allege stock sales totaling 108000 and misused funds to promoter payoffs of about 26900, challenging a new 250000 Clear Fork Oil Co and demanding a receiver and equitable relief.
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Elyria
Hubert Gott
George H. Gerry
T. C. Bailey
T. L. Thomas
Ed Betz
E. K. Kraft
Bessie Kraft
F. J. Walsh
Harry Lahke
Arthur Hutt
Tex-Ohio Oil Syndicate
Clear Fork Oil Co
Hutt
Ohio Corporation
Clyria
Clear Fork Co
Otto Hutt
Judge Charges Lorain County Grand Jury in Morning Session
Judge Thompson defined duties for the Lorain County Grand Jury and their sole power to indict or not. He noted an indictment does not prove guilt as only one side may be considered. Foreman elected as W. J. Hillier. Six cases are slated for investigation today.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Dairy worker fined for dirty milk bottles in Lorain court
Lorain J H Berren of the West Side Dairy Co was fined 15 dollars and costs in police court this morning for using dirty milk bottles.
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Lorain
J. H. Berren
West Side Dairy Co
County Woodmen Convention in Elyria This Wednesday
Twenty eight delegates from Lorain County Modern Woodmen of America camps meet in Elyria Wednesday to select a state convention delegate for Akron and choose seventeen Ohio delegates for the national St Louis convention at the end of June.
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Elyria
Woodmen of American
Lorain County
Ak- Akron
Ohio
St. Louis
Spencer Metal Products Co Involuntary Bankruptcy Filed
Elyria report says Spencer Metal Products Co of Spencer filed in district court Cleveland for involuntary bankruptcy amid about 500000 dollars in stock and 30000 dollars debt. An Elyria attorney representing stockholders cites poor management as the cause. The defunct firm had many Medina and Lorain county stockholders and little chance of recovery.
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Elyria
Spencer Metal Products Co
Spencer
Cleveland
Medina
Lorain Counties
Gas Lawn Mower For Cascade Park
Elyria Park Board buys a gasoline mower and roller for Cascade Park to maintain the new ball ground. It will roll and mow the infield and outfield and support two diamonds for adults and juveniles, aiming to speed play.
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Elyria
Park Board
Cascade Park
Two New Mentors In Local Schools
Elyria reports two new teachers appointed at the board meeting. Miss M Fern Morris of Salem will replace Mrs Harold Birch in the fourth grade while Mrs Tibbits substitutes for Miss Bertha Philpott as principal at Ridge street school who is on sick leave. Lorain reports Bertha Croft and Mae Cavenaugh arraigned for loitering at 1048 Broadway with a Friday trial date and $100 bond posted.
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Elyria
Board of Education
M Fern Morris
Salem
Harold Birch
Tibbits
Bertha Philpott
Ridge Street
Lorain
Bertha Croft
Mae Cavenaugh
Broadway
Reading and Declamation Contests For Elementary Pupils
Lorain schools organize reading and declamation contests across all rooms and townships Thursday through Saturday. Room winners advance to township and district rounds, then district champions compete in LaPorte, Wellington, and Aubers venues under district superintendents Landis Masters and Seale.
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Elyria
Lorain
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