Pine Man Fined For Violation At Dance Hall
Sam Prenesti was fined 200 with 100 suspended and two and a half barrels of wine seized after arraignment on possession charges. Three youths at Cascade Dance Hall faced 5 fines for intoxication. R. E. Grabill pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct amid domestic trouble. Don Gordon and Leo Alfen faced intoxication and disorderly conduct charges with fines.
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Sam Prenesti
Prenesti
Cascade Dance Hall
Obort Nagy
Williams Orens
Smith
R. E. Grabill
Grabill
Mr. Grabill
Terra Hame
Ely- Tia
Terra Harte
Don Gordon
Leo Alfen
Death notices and obituaries from Lorain area
Multiple death notices report Agnes Davis of 218 Oberlin Road died after childbirth. Funeral at Bethany Baptist Church with Rev. Gray. John J. Faragher, longtime food and dairy inspector and veterinarian, dies in Lorain. Laura Morgan dies at her son's home 236 West Sixteenth Street. Funeral services Tuesday morning. Joseph New and Joseph Barres mourned. services set and burial details listed.
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Agnes Davis
Fred Davis
Oberlin Road
Bertrand
Doris
Toledo
Bethany Baptist Church
17Th Street
C. A. Gray
John L. F.araghei
Lorain
John J. Faragher
St. Joseph's Hospital
Muldred
Lloyd
Herbert Barrett
Knights Templars
Elk
Eagle
Volunteer Firemans Association
Ohio State Veterinary Association
Laura Morgan
West
Sixteenth Street
H. R. Thrist
D. L. Sanders
Arkansas
Charles A. Gray
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Joseph Nrw
Harriett Amott
East Avenue
England
Brooklyn
New York
Church of Christ
Hev. W. L. Barrer
Britol
Pennsylvania
Joseph P. Barres
Ridgeville
Tath
Dauhters
Wiliam Curmen
Elyria
Wm. Wigert
Wm. Halstead
Buffalo
Peter's
Charch Ridgeville
Local Van Leases Auto Inn in St Petersburgh
Former city resident McClintock and Florida New York Eaton lease the Kieanrite Auto Inn at 423 Comm Ave South St Pete Shore Pla for 99 years at 27500 yearly total 2750000. Purchasers plan two new doors and a five story expansion, largest in the city, costing 876400 per a St Petersburgh paper.
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Ormer Local van
Auto Inn
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Kieanrite Auto Inn
Comm Avenue
St. Pete
Tiem Deci
OK. McClintock
HL P. Eaton
St. Petteburg
Dismissal Bid Filed in Remus Million-Dollar Suit
In Cleveland a motion to dismiss the 700000 suit by bootleg king George Remus was filed by attorney Joseph Breitenstein on his own behalf and two co defendants. The filing argues Remus is not a U.S. citizen, has not been restored to civil rights after felony conviction, and cites residence disputes about co defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George Remus
Joseph ¢. Uieitenstein
Franklin L. Dodge
M. J. Dinkel
Hamed
Atlanta
Origoin
Breitenstein
Revmus
Remus
United States
Dodge
Charlotte
Mich
Surprise Burglary Foiled at Washington Avenue Residence
Andrew Oldnson told police that two boys about 15 years old, short in stature and wearing caps, were entering the Yale‑lock garage at the T. J. Robinson residence on Washington avenue when Robinson appeared. They fled after breaking the key in the lock. one was wearing Hebe Bray trousers. The owner is in California and the house is closed.
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T. 'J. Robinson
Washington Arena
Andrew Oldnson
Robinson
Yale
Hebe Bray
California
Barbour reapportionment plan shifts congressional seats
The proposal would redistribute seats after the 1910 census, with eight states gaining and twelve losing. California, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Washington and others would see increases, while states like Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Rhode Island, and Vermont would lose.
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Barbour
Congress
California
Illinois
Michigan
New Jersey
North Carolina
Olin
Texas
Washington
Long—Connecticut
Indean
Towa
Kansas
Kennals
Lowisiana
Mito
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Vermont
Clemming Way to death urged in Chapman clemency hearing
Professor Hugh Alcorn denounced Gerald Chapman and his associate Dutch Anderson as among history’s worst criminals. He argued Chapman killed Policeman James J. Skelly in a New Britain store, cited prior violence against witnesses, and linked the duo to the 2.4 million dollar New York City mail robbery. The hearing drew a small crowd of witnesses and reporters as state police watched closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Skelly
Grockl
Chapman
Hugh Alsorn
Anderson
Gerald Chapman
Connecticut
Alcorn
James J. Skelly
New Britain
Steubenville
Ohio
Alrorn
Ben Hance
Sherif
Mincio
Tnd
United States
New York City
Nonconformity and Thoughtful Independence in Public Life
The excerpt argues that true leadership and progress depend on independent thinking despite social pressure. It cites Emerson and Montaigne to praise nonconformity, noting many follow public opinion while a great person maintains solitary independence amid the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
County workers fix Laramme bridge as yearly repairs proceed
County crews at the Kasterie Avenue Bridge in Laramme straighten sections repair strained parts and renew damaged car components. Traffic will continue through the work period and officials stress ongoing safety and routine maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Laramme Patring
Kasterie Avenue
Tropilar
Head of Oberlin Children’s Home Resigns Position
Oberlin Children’s Home chief Longman resigns from his post ending his tenure this month. Reports indicate the move followed internal tensions and unclear reasons, with board deliberations ongoing and attempts to reach family members for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Children’s Home
Denner stories of cholera whispers and chalk marks
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a cholera epidemic vignette where a doctor marked a chalk outline on a coffin lid or wall to indicate burial. A supposed corpse allegedly protested when realizing its fate, as the tale hints at dread and superstition amid death.
Buried Talk Sparks Terse Exchange in Odd Vow Tale
A fragmentary exchange centers on a vow about burial and life as characters clash over whether a vow will endure longer than a doctor. The odd dialogue hints at dark humor or morbid superstition amid whispered threats.
County Sheriff Bill Details Prisoner Care Costs
county receives sheriff s bill for the quarter ending totals 8299 dollars for rations blankets and prison guard care costs feeding and housing prisoners at Roe per day some inmates were held one day others served terms up to ninety days. bill aims to cover jail expenses and bedding while a grand jury meeting discussed jail clearance and related costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pascatis
Four in line for penitentiary from conspiracy case
A true bill lists defendants led by former newspaperman Williamson and Kirby connections, detailing a conspiracy with twenty one overt acts. Accused include Jessa Lapow of Mansfield and Daisy Tivneson of Cleveland, with various aides and a Warren attorney named PL Gillmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget
Ais
Mars
Akronathe
Tee Onrestonsi
Unredisads
Walle
Ana Dure
Ohare Konjanin
Mota Kretehman
Loveland
Kirby
Martha Ann Williamson
Williamson
Cleveland
Daisy Tivneson
Iihson
Gillmer
Warren
Belman
JD. Jones
Quiet Title Filed Over Amherst Property Dispute
Cath erine and Frederick Brucker sue Peter and Marthia Mackert to quiet title on Amherst property after all claims were presented. Police report thefts include an ear trumpet from a car on Broad Street and a Moss of La Grange auto stolen from a hotel parking spot with license 962 610.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine
Frederick Brucker
Peter
Marthia Mackert
Amherst
Kan Trumpe
Dumas
Ang
AUTO
Neil WK. Moss
la Grange
Two Auto Accidents Reported Over Sunday
Two autos sustained damage in a Sunday crash at Second and Chapelle streets when a passing vehicle prompted a required maneuver and a woman struck Quick’s car harming a parked vehicle. A Saturday collision near Depot Street involved Erwin Shifley and Mrs. F H Tait resulting in rear fender and bumper damage to both cars.
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T. Wells
East Broad Street
Second
Chapelle Streets
Second Street
Chapele Street
Wells
ALD
Quick Ee
Quick
Erwin Shifley
Sandusky
F. H. Tait
Crestline
Nets Torn by High Seas Hit Lorain Fishermen
Lorain fishing interests report losses from a storm as nets slipped from pound stakes and drifted across the lake. The Raney Fish Co and Reger interests each tally losses, with other firms suffering damage and the tug Cascade also reporting smashed gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Raney Fish Co
Reger
Hohendorff
Cascade
Ler Cain
Prohibition Debate Turns To Canadian System Of Liquor Control
The wets press the Canadian model as a remedy to prohibition failures. Cabell Bruce of Tyland critiques prohibition, advocates government supervision of manufacture and sale, and cites Quebec practices. He argues prohibition fuels crime and corruption while government control could reduce crime and raise revenue.
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Caator Wai
Cabell Bruce
Tyland
Amer
Quebec
Arnice
Bruce
America
Jesus
Cana
American Federation of Labor
Cardinal~ O'Connell
Mayes
Bruve
Ita
Lorain County Field Day Scheduled for May 14
Superintendent Jeff Peat announces the Lorain County Annual Field Day for May 14 at the fair grounds of Kivria. The program includes track events and a May festival with dashes relays shot put hammer throw high and broad jumps and pole vault for boys and girls of all grades plus a countywide school parade with banners and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seale
Cleveland Markets Reported Produce and Livestock Prices
Cleveland markets show mixed produce prices with extras and tub stocks listed. Livestock in Cleveland and Toledo markets display receipts and price ranges for cattle calves sheep hogs and related goods across multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Toughs
Stags
Toledo
SEBO
Yankees Pursue Seventh Straight as Hit Streak Grows
The rampaging Yankees aim for a seventh straight win over the Dodgers and note a hitting surge with 68 hits for 114 bases in six games. Sanding for auto cleaning speeds up painting prep, cutting removal time to two to four hours. About 1.6 million Russian homes now have amateur wire connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankers
Knoxville
Tenn
Yankees
Dodgers
Ban delero is a hit at the Rialto Theatre
John Whelton presents Ban delero at the Rialto Theatre on April 6 and 7 drawing strong crowds and lively reception from minstrel show audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whelton
Spring Spirit Awakens in Elyria Churches Easter Parade
Easter Sunday brought a surge of worshippers across Elyria with sunrise services and Holy Communion. Traffic snarls formed as crowds flooded Court Street and Middle Avenue, while streets filled with color as spring fashions appeared, flowers sold briskly, and gray overcoats dominated menswear.
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Rians
Buster Sandy
Lew Hite
Court Street
Middle Avenue Saquare
Elyria
Marists
Stock Market Recovers After Sharp Early Decline in New York
April 5 report shows stocks easing after a dramatic start as a $25 million deficit at the New York clearing house bank noted. Funds flowed from out of town banks, call loan rates fell, and industrial prices slipped while public utility and motor shares moved with the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bankins
Philadelphia Company
Consolidated Gay
Stronker
Contest guesses exact egg piece total at Blue Bite Shop
Donald Meyers won a large egg guess contest by predicting the exact number of confection fruit and nut pieces. The event drew guesses ranging from five to a million as part of a raised print dress project enabling blind readers to feel the print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss East
Donald Meyers
Lorain County Oratory and Reading Contest at Amherst High
County wide oratory and reading finals set for Friday April 9 at 8 in Amherst High auditorium to select Lorain County representatives for the Northeast Ohio event at Kent. First place holders win medals and the orator or reader advances to county honors. top school gains a silver plaque. Florence Obitts, Madalin Davie, Harvey Hopkins lead oratory entrants. Marcella Tobin, Kleinkans, Fiton Parker lead reading entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Obitts
Camden
Madalin Davie
Amherst
Harvey Hopkins
la Grange
Marcella Tobin
Brooklace
Seale
Kent
Four Divorces Granted in Common Pleas Court
Four divorces were granted this morning in the court of common pleas. Mary Berens obtained a divorce from John Berens on neglect of duty and extreme cruelty with $1900 alimony at $25 weekly. Margaret Peterson of Lorain was divorced from Axel J. Peters, with her maiden name Margaret Bethke restored. Bartha Griffin won a divorce from Robert J. Griffin on extreme cruelty and custody of their minor child. Jasper Farr of Lorain was granted a divorce from Wauneta Gertrude Farr on gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Mary Berens
John Berens
A. R. Webber
Margaret Peterson
Lorain
Axel J. Peters Sor
Gross
W. B. Thompson
Margaret Bethke
MIELLO-GLO Skin-Tone Ad Promises Oil Control
An advertisement touts MIELLO-GLO Skin-tone as a French beauty treatment that removes excess oil tightens muscles cleans pores and beautifies the skin. It urges readers to obtain MELLO-GLO Skin-tones from Lewis Mercantile Co. Crandall's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mercantile Co
Crandall
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Emu
Carmella Ponselie
Rosa Ponselle
Joseph J. Akston
Montaigne
Longman
Oberlin Childven
Anne
Thos Monte
Longaum
Mitra
Reon
Lanenyin
Hera
Ineimati
WacGutman
Vsa
Cleveland Produce
Cleveland. O
Abutier
Exgus
New
Bas
Western
Hastings
Ashtahula
Aliske
Timothy
Russia
Ronchitis
Shopping News
Caree
Florist Newell Hotel
Hno Oratary
Blue Bird Sweet
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