Ohio upper house votes for reorganization bill amid debate
In Columbus Ohio on April 8 the senate passed the state government reorganization measure by 34 to 8 with the emergency clause 33 to 4. Senator Burke led a long fight against the emergency clause arguing it did not create an emergency under the constitution.
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Theate
Tually
Der
Cleveland
Fiyrta
Ender Mansfield
Bender Burke
Till
House
Sen
Senate
Bender
Burke
Senk- Tender
Claus
J. F. Burke
Agaist
Ohio
Supreme Court
Justice J
Tappeal
Saxe
Ohio Bride Seeks Divorce From George Assimos
Lydia Maria Assimoproelos of Lorain files for divorce alleging neglect and an ungovernable temper by George Assimos. She says she is twenty, married in Greece to a much older man, has lived in the U S six years, seeks alimony and an injunction to stop him from drawing his pay from the National Co and certain Lorain banks.
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Lyria
Greece
Anik Assimoproelos
Lorain
George Assimolos
1As
National E Co
Women Held for Illegal Operations In Columbus
In Columbus a 17 year old girl Irene Barnett dying in a car hospital confessed she armed the operation officers. Police also arrested Anna Lucky 27 for inducing another to perform the illegal operation.
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Olumbus
Irene Barnett
Anna Lucky
Misa Neldorff
Inside Chicago Dearborn raid tied to post office workers
Inspections and detectives pursue theory that post office staff knew money shipment timings and directed the recent large mail robberies in Chicago and beyond. Forty suspects, including many workers, are under arrest after Wednesday’s Dearborn Street station robbery.
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Chicago
Post Office Department
Dearborn Street
Dearborn
Louie Vogley Dies After Lingering Illness
Elyria family mourns Louie Vogley aged 52 who died at home on Furnace street after a lingering illness. He is survived by his mother three sisters and one brother with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Elyria
Louie Vogley
Furnace Street
Will Drive Bootleggers Out of Summit County
Akron April 8 bootleggers are to be driven out of Summit County officials announce church federation members will be mobilized to locate hidden stock in Akron and surrounding county. Information will be given to state enforcement for swift action. A mass meeting and volunteer sleuths will join the drive against booze.
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Akron
Summit County
Church Federation
Cty
Local Couples and Ages Reported in Lorain Area Notices
A fragment lists individuals including Frank Waite 67 a farmer in Rosia and Anna Fagey 50 from South Amherst with a justice of the peace. Also Clifton Smith 18 a laborer and Lillian Smith 16 from Elyria with Rev Gray. George Suorts 25 a cook and Myrtle Ray 18 in Lorain with a justice of the peace.
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Frank Waite
Farmer
Rosaia
Anna Fagey
South Amherst
Clifton Smith
Lillian Smith
Elyria
Gray
George Suorts
Cook
Myrtle Ray
Lorain
England Faces General Tieup of All Traffic
London April 8 The triple alliance has decided to strike prompting an expected idle period for about five million workers across the United Kingdom. Miners refused Premier Lloyd George’s invitation to meet and officials said transport workers can strike at will once miners give the word for a sympathetic action.
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Earle C. Reeves
I. N. S. Statuy
London
Triple Alliance
H. Thomas
United Kingdom
Lloyd George
Transport Workers
Delgates
Tripnis Alliance
Transport
Triple Sliance
Two More Clubs Endorsed Grant Recommendations
Elyria residents report that the Kiwanis club and the Lorain County Auto Club supported the city council's park and street improvements plan. The eight clubs backed proposed franchise changes and recommended action on the White Line service, with committees submitting formal notes at Wednesday’s Chronicle Telegram.
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Elyria
WkWiwanis Club
Loram County Auto Club
Wsgtead
Chronicle -Telegram
Mother of seven seeks divorce in Elyria court
Eva Janas of Graf ton files suit in common pleas court against Stacy Janis alleging marriage in 1892 and seven children ages 27 to 1. She accuses him of extreme cruelty including frequent beating and threats during fits of insanity and seeks divorce alimony injunction and custody of the minors.
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Elyria
Eva Janas
Grafton
Court At Common Pleas
Stacy Janis
Eairt
Tourists Seen In Striking Outfit On West Center Street
In Marton Ohio April date, a man and a woman described as tourists drew attention as they walked West Center Street. The woman wore a knee length skirt or possibly a kilt, with khaki trousers and legwear, prompting onlookers to wonder why such attire was chosen.
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Marton
Mary Walker
West Center Street
One man slain in Chicago gun battle wounding four
Chicago April 8 a gun fight in South Chicago left one man dead and four wounded with two police and three civilians taking part. At least one of the wounded may die.
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Chicago
Tony
Utilities Board Authorizes Bonds for Railway Loans
The state utilities commission authorized the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway to issue 1.351 million dollars in five percent bonds and 584 thousand dollars in six percent bonds to be placed with the federal government for loans.
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State Utilities Commission
Wheeling & Laka Erie Railway Company
Elyria Contractors Move to Lock Out Over Wage Cuts
Elyria contractors meeting at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium decided to lock out workers in a wage dispute with unions. They aim to require a twenty percent wage reduction across building trades, suspending work on the $68,000 Sedaris theater and the $280,000 Elyria school house, while some firms deny involvement.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce Auditorium
Halpin
John Halpin
Sedaris & Georgeple Theater
East Broad Street
Building Trades Council
Chronile-Telegram
Elyscholl House
Drummond-Miller Construction Co
Cleveland
Elyria Contractors’ Association
Cleveland Union
John Kaiser & Bros. Co
Chronicle-Telegram
Calman
Emil Calman
Workinguin
J. IF. Burke
Walter Roe
J. A. Lucas
Louis Heidrich
Elyria Electricians’ Union
Decision Reserved in Chief King's Case on Stay Request
A motion to stay the writ of execution reinstating Lorain Police Chief King was argued in the Ohio Court of Appeals Cleveland. Decision was reserved as lawyers debated whether the stay should be granted for full appellate consideration at Elyria and whether to dismiss the action so King may resume duties.
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Cleveland
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
King
Lorain
Court of Appeals
Elyria
Riots and Sabotage Hit British Coal Mines
London April 8 Riots and sabotage spread through the strike paralyzed coal fields flooding mines Some plants shut down three thousand workers left jobless Derbyshire iron works cut due to coal shortage Flooding hits Fifeshire fields as new shafts must be sunk before any ton is produced The alliance has decided on a strike and a settlement seems unlikely, officials say
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U.S
League of Nations
Rmment
Japan
Britain
Washington
London
Derbyshire
Stanton Iron Works
Kingdom
Fifeshire
Scotland
Lorain Florist Sues Over Fraudulent Sale and Receiver
Lorain florist John Tulea sues John Fecka and Louis Hody alleging a dissolved partnership with Hoay, Hody bought the business and later sold to Fecka, moving away without paying the agreed sum or debts. Tulea seeks to have the sale declared fraudulent, a receiver appointed, and equitable relief.
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Elyria
John Tulea
Lorain Florist
John Fecka
Louis Hody
Hoay
Hody
Fecka
Broken neck kills motorcyclist near Dayton
A motorcyclist named Paul Hart, 20, died last night when his vehicle struck a telephone pole on the Cincinnati pike after entering from Johnson City Tennessee. His companion Henry Flayer was slightly injured in the crash.
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Dayton
Cincinnati Pike
Paul Hart
Johnson City
Tenn
Henry Flayer
Hart
Williams murder case goes to Georgia jury today
Covington Georgia April 8 The fate of John S Williams charged with murdering Lindsey Peterson will be decided by the jury today An appeal is planned if a guilty verdict is reached
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Williams
Georgia
Covington
John S. Williams
Lindsey
Peterson
Robbery on Paris Nice Express Nets $10000 In Jewels
Madame Koer therse an American passenger aboard the Paris Nice express was robbed of 10000 dollars and jewels by two sailors who entered her sleeping compartment. She pulled the emergency brake cord to stop the train but the assailants escaped.
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Paris
Madame Koertherse
Greek Assembly Postponed as Cabinet Change Anticipated
The Greek national assembly session was deferred to Monday. M Calogeropoulos is expected to resign and M Gounaris, a former premier, will be asked to form a new cabinet.
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Athens
Greek National Assembly
M. Calogeropoulos
M Gounaris
Elyria Telephone to bury wires citywide for 4000 new lines
Elyria Telephone Company to spend 78000 dollars to lay underground cables across all city districts. Wires removed from business streets. service lines only visible. Northeast and northwest routes begin at Washington avenue bridge and Lod street respectively, adding 1290 lines per area. Completion spans this year and into next.
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Elyria
Flyria Telephone Company
Washington Avenue
Harrison
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Lod
Lake’ Avenue
No. 2 Fire Station
Lod Street
Yellow Line
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Second Street
East Branch
Black River
McKinley School
East River Street
Tenth Streets
Elyria Telephone Company
Suspected officer being bootlegger in Medina County
Elyria report says Officer Johnson on a highway trip was stopped by two men claiming to be prohibition agents who searched his car for liquor. He revealed he was an officer and believes the prank was on them.
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Elyria
Johnson
Medina County
Robbers Open Mail Car With False Key
Cincinnati police reported three masked bandits last night robbed a U S mail truck, held the driver and postal clerk at gunpoint, handcuffed them to the vehicle, and stole three sacks of registered mail from sixty sacks. The loot included mail from Detroit and other points. A duplicate key was used to unlock the rear of the truck.
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Cincinnati
U. S
Detroit
Electric Light Co Remodeling Rook at Elyria Bank Site
Electric Light Co is remodeling the former First National Bank room in Elyria to host Lorain County Electric Co. Manager Johnson says the library building lease has another year, so they will stay put until then. The new room will be finished in a modern style for a future move.
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Alyria
First National Bank
Elvyria
Lorain County Electric Co
Johnson
Disbarred Players to Enter Semi-Pro Ranks
Chicago officials report that indicted members of the Chicago White Sox and other players expelled from organized baseball plan to join semi professional ranks in Chicago. A barn storming tour of the country may also be staged.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Deportation officer takes charge of Greek immigrant in Lorain
Deportation Officer G. H. Fluckey from Cleveland arrived in Lorain to handle George Simos of 1862 Broadway on immigration law violations. Simos was taken to Cleveland for arrangements to ship him back to Greece, his homeland.
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Lorain
G. H. Fluckey
Cleveland
George Simos
Broadway
Simes
Greece
Marshal Foch Awaits American Legion Invitation
Paris April 8 Marshal Foch said he had not yet received the invitation of the American Legion to visit America. He expressed hope to attend the United States war entry anniversary celebration but could not confirm his plans at that moment.
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Paris
Marshal Foch
American Legione
America
United States
Swiss Police Guard Karl's Children After Emperor's Fall
Swiss police shield ex Empress Zita and the children of Charles of Austria at Prangin fearing a fresh Habsburg restoration attempt. Crown Prince Otto is under close watch as Charles refuses interviews and Zita plans a return to Pragin in a few days.
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Lucerne
Charles of Austria
Prangin
Otto
Zita
Pragin
Charles
Baseball Fans To Meet Tonight
Elyria notices the baseball committee of the Chamber of Commerce and the Park Board meet at 7 30 this evening at the Chamber. A board of governors will be elected to run summer games and a schedule committee to arrange game dates will be chosen.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
Park Board
Grand Jury Probes Two John Doe Gases Cases
Grand jury investigates two John Doe cases from Oberlin and Lorain. Nature of charges not disclosed. Ellipses imply pending grand jury actions with unknown specifics. The report notes no further details available at this time.
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Grand Jury
DOE
Elyria
John Doe
Oberlin
Lorain
Close Friend Of Goebel Passes Away In Chicago
Colonel Ephraim Lillard former warden of the Kentucky penitentiary and Confederate veteran dies at his daughter Mrs J R Newton's home in Chicago He was a close associate of William Goebel former Kentucky governor and was with Goebel and Colonel Jack Chinn when Goebel was wounded in Frankfort during the 1909 election dispute.
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Chicago
Ephriam Lillard
Kentucky
William Goebel
J. R. Newton
Lillard
Goebel
Jack Chinn
Senate
Frankfort
W. 8. Taylor
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