Lorain Police Chief King Wins Court Victory
The Court of Appeals grants A A King chief of police of Lorain the right to sue the city, reversing a dismissal. Mayor Grall’s challenge to authority is denied and the decision sets King’s reinstatement as head of Lorain police in motion. The opinion notes surface raids and lawlessness may rise with raids if criminals act as actively as expected.
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Sicial
Court OF Appeals
Lorain
Yrua
A. A. King
Grall
King
Lowden
Circuit Court
Tirvens
Ohio
Lorain County
Court of Common Washburn
Lynchers Seek Escaped Convicts in Brooke County
Brooke County farmers mobilize as two escaped convicts, one a negra, flee from Wellsburg jail. Sheriff races to prevent a lynching after assault on Mrs. Horne near F?rdburg. Convicts Bulldog Davis and John Connors, both white, fled with injuries to Mrs. Horne who was found later in pain and hospitalized.
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Eeling
W. Va
Brooke County
John
Burg
Davis
John Connors
Punty Jail
Wellsburg
Horne
Women plan fight against higher prices in Ohio
Miss H. Anna Quinby, chair of Franklin county women’s association of commerce, says a probe into food costs shows milk farmers sell at about 4 cents a quart while consumers pay 14 to 17 cents. She urges county prosecutors to summon grand juries and plans to organize committees in Hamilton, Warren, Clermont, Clinton, Madison, and Fayette counties to press action.
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Columbus
H. Anna Quinby
Franklin County
The
Women’s Association of Commerce
Ohio
Quinby
Hamilton
Warren
Clermont
Clinton
Madison
Fayette Counties
Tarzan Show At Strand Draws 1000 Schoolchildren In Elyria
The Son of Tarzan was shown at the Strand Theater for school children in Elyria on Saturday morning. About 1,000 children attended with a five cent admission. The crowd required a police presence to maintain order per Elyria Theatres Co official.
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Elyria
Tarzan
Strand Theater
Elyria Theatres Co
Court of Appeals Meet in Elyria Monday
The district Court of Appeals will meet in Elyria in court room No. 1 on Monday morning. The court is composed of Willis Viexery presiding judge Cleveland C G Washburn Elyria and A F Ingersoll Cleveland.
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Court OF Appeals
Elyria
District Court of Appeals
Willis Viexery
Cleveland
C. G. Washburn
A. F. Ingersoll
Pital Boys Write to President on Swimming Pool
In Washington April 16, John D. Wackerman 12 sends a letter to President Warren G. Harding asking for a public swimming pool funded by a 75 cent ticket at the New Willard event on April 21. Harding replies he hopes the pool fund succeeds and invites supporters to bring tickets to the White House, stating he may not attend but supports the effort.
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Ishington
Arthur Place
John MD
Erman
New Willard Pril
Wuld
John D. Wackerman
John
Caledonia
White House
Warren G. Harding
Marriage Licenses and Ceremony Listings
Paul D. Collins a chemist of Cleveland and Leonora Smith of Elyria will marry with Rev. Grant performing the ceremony. Dominek Guilman a laborer of Vorain and Dora DelFiacco of Vorain will wed with Father Leone officiating.
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Paul D. Collins
Cleveland
Leonora Smith
Elyria
Grant
Dominek Guilman
Dora DelFiacco
Vorain
Leone
Well Known Brownhelm Resident Dies at Home
Brownhelm resident Louis N. Lenzler father of Mrs Arthur Life of this city died suddenly at his home Friday night around 10 o'clock. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Brownhelm
Lyria
Louis N. Lenzler
Arthur
Tornado Kills 39 in Southwest Arkansas Area
Early reports from Little Rock say a tornado swept Hempstead County causing 39 deaths and widespread injuries. Texarkana, Prescott, Sprudell and nearby towns report heavy damage with many homes destroyed and power lines down. Rescue efforts underway as casualties mount and relief organized.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Hempstead County
Texarkana
Prescott
Sprudell
Red River
Charles Jones
Texas
O'Parrell
Atlanta
Local Legion Moves to Stamp Out Faries Quligiting for Vets
Elyria Ohio American Legion Post 12 passes a resolution to curb soliciting by impostors claiming World War veteran status. The mayor should refer any license applicants who claim veteran status to the post, and residents are asked to report suspected veteran impostors.
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Elyria
American Legion
Ohio
Chronicle-Telegram
Arthur L. Richwine
George A. Robson, JR
Elyria Bowlers to Meet Sandusky in Northwestern Ohio tournament
Elyria bowlers travel to Sandusky for the Northwestern Ohio tournament with about thirty participants expected in the single and double events. They hope to win prize money offered in the event.
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Elyria
Sandusky
Hospital Notes Local Births and Discharges List
Birth: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Held at 122 Quincy street. Admitted: Miss Katherine Figher at 104 Broad street. Discharged: Mrs. G. W. Daugherty and baby at 85 Williams street. Also discharged: Mrs. Gus Orlowsky 610 Tenth street, F H. Byers, R. D. No. 4, Mrs. John Bender and baby R. D. No. 1, Mrs. C. J Kessler and baby 109 Elizabeth street, Mrs. Ralph Double 1110 Glenwood Street, Tony Schumar 328 Eighteenth street.
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Elyria
Roy Held
Quincy Street
Katherine Figher
Broad Street
G. W. Daugherty
Williams Street
Gus Orlowsky
Tenth Street
F H. Byers
R. D
John Bender
C. J Kessler
Elizabeth Street
Ralph Double
Glenwood Atreat
Tony Schumar
Eighteenth Street
Prohibition raid nets dozens in Lorain crackdown
Federal officers split that a lawyer and many well known men tipped off liquor operators in Lorain during a large raid. Thirty people were arrested for illicit sale or possession of liquor amid findings at addresses on East 28th street and Broadway.
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Lorain
Prohibition
Philomena Boyer
Boyer
Huring
Baltazar Zuffa
East 28Th Street
Edward Danko
Gideon Serbu
Tony Georgeoff
John Kozich
Oakdale Avenue
Steve Rottary
Fen Caserta
Broadway
Steve Zatrocn
Dominick Boshinski
Steve Kranjyak
Jos&n Takacs
Frank May
Vine Avenue
Andy Kuhn
Geza Fazekas
John Roth
Florian Miraldi
Katie Bertok
E Street
Tony Visci
Alex K. Borowitz
George Kalapos
Edward Mischka
15Th Street
Scotty Mains
Charles Kallenbaugh
Charles Arbaugh
Co. O. Clauson
Eitel Satmari
Joseph Virant
Crabbe
Burke Opposes Emergency Act In Ohio Senate Speech
Senator J F Burke of Elyria spoke at a Winyah Club smoker in Medina on April 16 detailing why he opposed the Emergency measure of the Reorganization bill. He argued the people deserve review of legislative acts and that the bill was not an true emergency, predicting turnover and disruption as administrations change.
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Medina
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Winyah Club
Baldwin
Senate
Burke
Ohio
France prepares for conflict with Germany over reparations
Paris reports France ready to strike if Germany does not meet London reparations demands by May 1. Premier Briand backs occupation of Ruhr and parts of Westphalia to secure revenue of about 3 billion marks annually, with Marshal Foch's plans approved by the cabinet.
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London
France
Ruhr
Germany
Berlin
Briand
Westphalia
Marshal Foch
Elyria Chamber to discuss vital city problems at big meeting
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce will hold a major meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Topics include a proposed new building and a 500000 water works bond. City officials, including Mayor Jones and Fire Chief Bates, will address planning, fire safety, and other civic issues.
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Elyria
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Smith
Maynard
Methodist and
Episcopal Church
E. J. Stankard
Minute Men
W. N. Bates
Asaph R. Jones
E. Jay Howenstine
Dollison
State Secretaries Association of Chambers of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Ohio
End Foreseen of England's Coal Strike
London April 16 The coal strike looms near end as the multi million strong miners face fracture in the triple alliance. Lloyd George gains a strategic blow as labor leaders quarrel and The Daily Herald admits the old machinery failed The miners plan a delegate meeting today and likely reconvene next Friday to decide on further action.
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London
Lloyd George
Daily Herald
Elyria Lumber Co Lets Large Contract
The Elyria Lumber and Coal Co Cedar Street has let the contract for all steel work on their new lumber and builder's supply storage warehouse. The building will measure 80 by 380 feet and feature five lines of monos rail for electric material handling. When finished it will position their ward as one of the state’s most modern.
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Elyria
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Cedar Street
Doors Left Unlocked at Damm Bakery and Wilkins-Hurst Store
Police patrols found the doors of the Damm bakery shop and the Wilkins-Hurst Furniture store unlocked last night. Proprieties were notified and the incident investigated.
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Slyria
Damm
Wilkins-Hurst
Lorain liquor raids hit Elyria as chief predicts drop
Elyria mayor Asaph R. Jones says 90 percent of intoxicated arrests in Elyria involved liquor from Lorain after Friday raids. He notes Lorain joints were wiped out and asserts Elyria police will see fewer intoxication cases, while detailing proximity between the cities and the enforcement effort.
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Jones
Lorain
Elyria
Meyor Asaph R. Jones
Mr. Jones
South Lorain
Elyrians
Women Vision Freedom Work As Livable Law
Mrs Maud Wood Parker, president of the League of Women Voters, told a packed Statler ballroom that men preached and women lived. She urged continuing work to make freedom livable and praised past political liberty efforts while cautioning against the need for a separate party to reach those ideals.
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Dorothy Huske
Cleveland
Maud Wood Parker
League of Women Voters
Statler
Cause of Woman
Carrie Chapman Catt
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Albert J. Beveridgs
Indiana
John Hedges
New York
Hedges
New Street Signs to Be Installed Next Week
Elyria officials announce distribution and installation of new street signs at city intersections next week. The updated signage will aid visitors and residents in locating streets more easily.
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Elyria
Gompers Weds Second Wife Gertrude Gleaves Neuscheler
Samuel Gompers, 71, marries for a second time in New York. Judge Robert Wagner officiates, unannounced beforehand. The bride, Gertrude Gleaves Neuscheler of New York, is 38 and the daughter of Thomas J. Gleaves of Zanesville Ohio.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
Robert Wagner
Gertrude Gleaves Neuscheler
American Federation of Labor
Thomas J. Gleaves
Zanesville
Ohio
Hold Suspect In Safe Job Robbery Probe
Elyria police hold a suspect linked to a Lions Club safe robbery in which $250 was taken. The man was to be questioned this afternoon on the case.
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Elyria
Lions Club
Lorain Mayor Denounces Ex Safety Director Over Bribe Claims
Lorain Ohio mayor William F. Grall publicly denounces ex Safety Director C. C. Timberman over alleged hush money paid by liquor sellers for police protection. Grall says Timberman admitted nothing and suspects Timberman since 1920, insisting he is innocent of receiving any funds.
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Lorain
William F. Grall
CCC
Timberman
Grall
Chronicle-Telegram
Timbermans
Gralis
Parker
Harry Davis
C. C. Timberman
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Park
Gompers
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