Voters Divided on $80,000 Elyria Township Bond Issue
Voters and taxpayers in Elyria township split over an upcoming special election to bond $80,000 for adding to Lake Avenue school and centralization. A poll shows likely defeats for both measures, with details on current bonds, school enrollments, and proposed closures guiding the debate.
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Elyria Township
Issa
Lake Avenue
LaGrange
Markley
Seale
Seal
Seales
Marion Bruce Garvin Dies in Los Angeles
Marion I Bruce Garvin died in Los Angeles California on a Wednesday. Burial is planned for Monday. Born March 15 1863 she was Elyria High School class of 1891s first woman graduate and third graduate overall. She married Harry B Garvin in 1892 and later moved to California with him. She was remembered for a fine soprano voice and involvement in Episcopal church affairs. She is survived by her husband and two sisters Allie Cur.
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Marion I. Bruce Garvin
Los Angeles
Cal
Califfrnia
Episcopal Church
Allie Cur
Norris calls for abolishing federal judiciary over Taft social ties
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska urged ending the federal judicial system and placing jurisdiction in state courts, criticizing Chief Justice William Howard Taft for social ties with the idle rich. Norris warned life tenure fosters indifference and distance from the common people, and questioned annual Washington pilgrimages for federal judges.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Cumming
Mrs Mabel Crosby Granted Divorce in Lorain Court
Judge Redington grants Mrs Mabel Crosby a divorce from George Crosby of Lorain for gross neglect of duty. Custody of their daughter awarded and alimony agreement confirmed. A second divorce is granted Antone Bauer from Anais Bauer of Lorain for extreme cruelty.
Oscar Dunn Withdraws From Representative Race
Oscar Dunn of the Oscar Dunn Motor Company announces he will not be a candidate for the Legislature this year. He had earlier said he would run, but his business interests will not permit it now. He is building a new garage on Third Street, contract let, and he cannot spare the time for a campaign.
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Oscar Dunn
Ohio water ways commission invites statewide leaders to Deshler
At a meeting in Columbus the Ohio water ways commission decided to invite mayors, county commissioners, commercial and farm organizations, and luncheon clubs from all regions to attend a public meeting at the Hotel Deshler on April 22.
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Columbus
Ohio Waterways Commission
Ohio may see record fruit crop this season
Columbus April 7 weather outlook suggests a record fruit crop in Ohio if favorable conditions persist in the coming weeks. C F West state federal agricultural statistician notes the potential for a historic yield contingent on continued good weather.
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Columbus
Ohio
C.F. West
State
Federal Agricultural Statistician
West Side Chamber Forms Danville Program and Elections
Walter Watts named president of the West Side Chamber of Industry and Commerce as the group completes organization at Gates Auditorium. Officers include W. H. Watts president G A Friday vice president O K Eldred secretary treasurer. trustees Ed Seabold Perry Koplin William Elmes. A baseball team plan and athletics committee are formed. Meetings slated for the first and third Thursdays, likely at Gates Auditorium, with a rent dispute to be reviewed with the Board of Education.
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West Side
Perry Koplin
William Elmes
Jack Ambrose
Harvey Bell
James McCrain
Gates
Board of Education
Whisky Makers Found Guilty at Sheffield Trial
Joe Spratz and Frank Ostanek of Sheffield township were tried before Justice S. J. George for manufacturing whisky on the Spratz farm. Evidence was decisive. Spratz fined $1,000 plus costs and Ostanek $300 plus costs. Both could not pay and were jailed. Spratz had previous fines for the same charge.
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Joe Spratz
Frank Ostanek
Sheffield Township
Spratz
S. J. George
George
Ostanek
Ohio nurse freed of murder charge
New York April 7 Olivia P Stone freed by a jury of twelve good men and true of the charge of killing Elly Guy Kinkead former Cincinnati corporation counsel Stone vowed to devote the remainder of her life to nursing and service of humanty.
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New York
Elly Guy Kinkead
Cincinnati
Olivia P Stone
Bar nurse acquitted of murder charge
Cincinnati April 7 Though acquitted of the murder of Ellis G. Kinkead in New York last night Olivia M. P. Stone will not be restored to Graduate Nurses Association membership and cannot practice as a nurse in any Cincinnati hospital.
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Cincinnati
Ellis G. Kinkead
New York
Olivia M. P. Stone
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Urges Federal Commission To End Stakes In Coal Industry
Washington April 7 Rem edy for the strike diseased coal industry lies in the creation of a temporary federal commission from which a permanent fact finding body would be developed With half operators and half miners this joint commission would compel reorganization, investigate profits shortages overdevelopment and unemployment and prevent unnecessary mines and price gouging It would extend the powers of several federal agencies and require uniform accounting and continuous industry reporting.
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Washington
John Brophy
House Labor Committee
Brophy
Pennsylvania
Congress
Pittsburgh
Federal Trade Comminssion
Geological Survey
Bureau of Foreign, and Domestic Commerce
Bureau of Census
of Mines and of Labor Statistics
National Coal Association
St. Mihiel
Nolan
Non-Union Miners Join Coal Strike Nationwide
President John L. Lewis said large numbers of non union miners in bituminous and anthracite fields have joined the strike. In southwestern Pennsylvania about half of 50,000 non union miners have quit. Lewis called the development unprecedented in American labor and said more new workers are joining daily, while noting fears of a coal famine if the strike endures.
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New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Philip Murray
United States
Oklahoma Judge Day Accused in Slaying Case
Oklahoma City April 7 Prosecuting Attorney of Oklahoma County alleges Judge Day falsified statements in the Beck slaying. He says the gun discharged near Beck’s heart, defense not of life, and that Day saw a vision prompting the fatal act.
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Forest L. Hughes
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Commonwealth
Paul Ward Beck
America
Supreme Court
Judge Day
Beck
Suit for Commission Involving James G Hill and Charles Monroe
James G Hill sues Charles Monroe of Sheffield Lake to recover 1000 dollars alleging an agreement to sell Hill's property for 25000 dollars with Monroe to provide a note for 1900 dollars for services. Hill found a buyer but Monroe refused to deliver deed or note and seeks judgment for the amount.
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James G. Hill
Charles Monroe
Sheffield Lake
Monroe
British and Russ Envoys Attend Genoa Conclave
London reports Premier Lloyd George travels to Genoa for the international economic conference as sponsor. In Genoa the Soviet Russian delegation arrives at the conference causing security sweeps and detective searches at the Imperial Santa Margherita hotel where Russians are quartered. The Italian government bars new guests while the Russians stay at the hotel.
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London
Lloyd George
Genoa
Robert Horne
Laning Worthington-Evans
Paris
Poincare
United States
Imperial Santa Margherita
County Reading Contest At High School Auditorium
Lorain county elementary schools hold the second annual reading contest this evening at 8 oclock in the high school auditorium. Sixteen pupils from towns outside Elyria Lorain and Oberlin compete for the right to represent the county at the state contest at Kent Normal school auditorium.
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Lorain County
Kent Normal Schol
Elyria
Lorain
Oberlin
Loverless Yank Round With Mind Blank At Marion
April 7 overseas veteran Charles Bahner 24 of Halifax Pa found near Larue. unable to recall name or address. identified by lip scar. he will be taken to his home.
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Marion
Charles Bahner
Halifax
Larue
Governor in Ohio Campaign Refutes Ripper Bill Foes
Governor Davis says he will actively campaign for the chosen gubernatorial candidate whose stance on the reorganization plan and emergency clause aligns with his, insisting it will depend on rival aspirants. The piece details political maneuvering, party bosses, and calls for reform amid claims of state government overreach and rising per capita costs.
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Columbus
Davis
Washington, D. C
Charles L. Kn
Akron
Seteen
Ohio
New York
Blace
Hynicka
Sta
Rhine
Owen Glendower
Hamilton
Rep Hean
I Both’s Vineyard
Washington
Judas
Parker Reserves Lorain Decision Until Next Week
Lorain on April 7 Don Parker state prohibition agent who investigated the charge against Mayor Grall will report findings to Governor Davis early next week. Petitions are being circulated to retain Mayor Grall, expected to bear over 3 000 names when submitted.
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Don Parker
Prohibition Agen
Grall
Davis Eart
Lorain Council Set to Hear Pay Cut Proposal Tonight
Lorain council will hold a special meeting this evening to discuss a proposed twenty percent pay cut for city employees. Police and firefighters are challenging the measure, and heated debate is expected as officials weigh the plan.
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Lorain Council
Lorain
Eft
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