Mayor confronts alleged liquor violator in disorderly conduct case
Shoup 24, of Lorain, arrested at midnight on East Broad street with one pint of liquor. He claimed purchase for $4.50 on 28th street. Police and mayor press for witness who sold the liquor. The charge was reduced to disorderly conduct. Shoup fined $26 and his family risks accompanying consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yria
Asaph R
Shoup
Elizabeth
Trox Manufacturing Co
Perry Alloway Vesant
Eest Broad Street
28Th Street
Lorain
Jones
Ely- 9
Lorain County Appeals Court Opens Session
The Lorain County Court of Appeals begins a morning session in Cleveland with Judge Washburn and associates. Twelve cases on the docket include Henrietta en versus Ida Moore and the State of Ohio appeal in the Martina case, with a decision expected by Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YRIA
Lorain County of Appeals
Washburn
Willis Wicknd
A. F. Ingersoll Associates
Henriettaen
Et al
Ida Moore
Standard Oil
Arthur B. Court
Edward
Mike Martina
The
of Ohio
Martina
Supreme Court Dismisses VAT Appeal Amid Labor Strikes
The Supreme Court today dismissed the appeal of Alexander, Kansas state mine leader VAT over the constitutionality of a state industrial relations order. Organized labor resisted the court, with Howat and other Kansas leaders refusing to recognize or abide by its decision and calling strikes in opposition to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shington
Supreme Court of the of the Appeal
Alexander
Kansas
Sas Court of Industrial
Nsas
Art
Howat
Theft of Six Lambs Reported in Tudgeville Barn
RTA John Stephens of Den idl Tudgeville reports six lambs stolen from his barn overnight. He heard a noise, went outside, saw two men frying a lamb, and they fled in a white truck toward Avon after he shouted. No clues to their identity remain.
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RTA
John Stephans
Denidl
Tudgeville
Avon
Starr Suffers Second Stroke, Confined to Home
Range J M Starr, a village banker, suffered another stroke this week and remains confined to his home, continuing his illness and absence from duties.
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Range
J. M. Starr
Fire damages Elyria store and dwelling
A fire damaged the grocery store meat market and dwelling of Frank Jacobs at the corner of West River street and Massey avenue in Elyria. Jacobs, a night worker at Elyria Iron and Steel Co., lit a stove fire that spread to the chimney and roof, causing about 200 dollars in losses before he woke his wife and baby and neighbors sheltered them.
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Elyria
Frank Jacobs
West River Street
Massey Avenue
Jacobs
Elyria Iron & Steel Co
Bates
Merchants Complaint Over Freight Charges
Elyria merchants say current freight rates are too high and exceed truck shipments from Cleveland. They argue high rates raise prices on some goods and hurt local business. Western farmers warn that lower western rates could push foreign competition into eastern markets, noting cheaper European imports to eastern ports.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Exchange Club to Hear Indian Speaker on Ladies Day
Ely Exchange club meets tomorrow at noon in the Chamber of Commerce. All members should bring wives or sweethearts for a Ladies Day gathering with Oberlin guests including Mrs. Laundon and Mrs. Tattersall hosting. Frazier of Oberlin College will speak in full Indian uniform on past experiences and customs.
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Elyriae Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Oberlin Exchange Club
A. J. Laundon
George Tattersall
Oberlin
F. C. Frazier
Oberlin College
Flooding on Kenyon and Cambridge Streets in Elyria Sunday
Elyria reports two feet of water on Kenyon and Cambridge streets after sewers failed to handle heavy rain. Street cleaning crews under Street Commissioner John Conabee worked most of Sunday to clear manholes. cellars in the area were not flooded.
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Elyria
Kenyon
Cambridge
John Conabee
Man Arrested After Attempting to Float 42 Checks
Dayton report says R O Kirtley Tipton of Indiana was arrested after trying to pass 42 postbanking hours checks on local businesses. He admits passing checks in several Illinois and Iowa cities and in Michigan and Indiana. He claims it is his first arrest.
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Dayton
R. O. Kirtley Tipton
Ind
Lafayette
Danville
Aurora
Hammond
Michigan City
Champaign
Decatur
Springfield
Bloomington
Elgin
Des Moines
Battle Creek
Grand Rapids
Mich
Carol
Father and Son Killed by Train Near Edwardsville
Samuel Clements aged 33 and his six year old son Clarence were killed early today when their automobile was struck by a west bound Pennsylvania flyer a half mile west of Edwardsville. The car was demolished in the crash.
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Edwardsville
Samuel Clements
Clarence
Here
France Mobilizes Gendarmes as War Plans Grow
Paris dispatch reports Lille gendarmes of classes 1918 and 1919 called to colors as France readies military strength amid reparations talks. The move aims to deter German pressure and dampen May Day labor actions while officials discuss post May 1 plans and exchange rates for war damages.
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Newton C. Parke
Paris
Lille
War Office
France
Germany
Marshal Foch
Weyand
Buat
Foreign Office
Loucheur
Poincare
le Matin Today
le Matin
Berlin
United States
Yeggs Crack Safe In Salem High School
Yeggs cracked the Salem High School board of education office safe early today, taking 560 in cash 371 in liberty bonds and war savings stamps. The robbery likely occurred about 2 am and was found by janitors Frank Probert and Raymond Shinn at 6 am. The loot belonged to school funds and bonds to Superintendent J S Allan.
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Salem, O
Yeggs
Board of Education
Salem High School
Frank Probert
Raymond Shinn
American Laundry
J. S. Allan
Judge to rule on receivership in Lorain florist case
Judge Redington presides in Court Room No. 2 during the Court of Appeals session in Elyria. An amended petition in the case John Tulea vs. Jecko asks whether a receiver should be appointed for the Lorain florist business involved.
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Elyria
Kelsey Kin Loses Sister in California
Dr. C gs Kelsey learns his sister Mrs. Hattie Nickelson of Wyoming died at her daughter's San Francisco home. The late Mrs Nickelson was well known to residents in Elyria and nearby areas.
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Elyria
C. Gs. Kelsey
Hattie Nickelson
Wyoming
San Francisco
Cal
Carpentier Plans May Fourth Voyage to America
Georges Carpentier will sail for America on May 4 aboard the liner Savoie, according to a cablegram from Francois Descamps to Tex Rickard. The boxer is in good shape after six weeks of training and will begin a new American campaign.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
America
Francois Descamps
Tex Rickard
Carpentier
Savoie
Descamps
Chief King Remembered With Floral Tributes on Resuming His Office
Lorain police chief A. A. King began his new term with a flood of greetings. A messenger delivered a basket of American Beauty roses to his Central Station desk as supporters wished him God speed in his work.
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Lorain
Police
A. A
King
Central Station
God Speed
Chief A A King Reassumes Lorain Police Post After Eight Months
After eight months away, Chief A A King returns to Central Station to resume duties. He is greeted by reporters and officers, exchanges with Lt Walker, and orders a warrant for an arrest as his first official act. King pledges strict enforcement of law and thanks supporters in his reinstatement statement.
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Walker
Lorain
King
Central Station
Tex DeWeese
Poice
DeWeese
Hugh Reilly
Frank Lenehan
Williem TF. Grall
Charles Patterson
Patterson
Hey Ehdetts
Willys-Overland Adds Hundreds of Workers at Elyria Plant
Elyria region notes a sharp hiring uptick as Willys-Overland resumes large scale production. About 300 workers are now employed plus 100 recent hires, with expectations to rehire more, linking recovery to Toledo plant engine orders and local industrial momentum. Defiance reports five inches of snow and frost damage to peaches and berries.
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Elyrta
Willys-Overland
Toledo
Elyria
General Phonograph Supplies Co
House Tackles Emergency Farmers Tariff Bill
Washington April 18. The house opened noon session to consider a combined emergency farmers tariff and anti dumping bill. General discussion by unanimous consent will end today and the bill goes to amendment tomorrow. Representative Young of North Dakota leads the measure and aims to vote on passage before adjournment tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Young
North Dakota
Harding Announces Disarmament Plans
President announces to the disarmament committee in Washington that this administration will take steps to pursue world disarmament as a policy priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Liberty bond quotes posted in New York market
Open ing liberty bond quotations show first 4 1-4s at 87.56, second 4 1-4s at 87.54, third 4 1-4s at 90.68, fourth 4 1-4s at 87.66, and victory 8 1-4s at 97.66 as of April 18.
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New York
Victory
Japanese Exclusion League asks for total immigration ban
W S McClatchy of the Japanese Exclusion League of California told the House immigration committee that a complete prohibition on Japanese immigration should be enacted. The appeal was made during a congressional hearing in Washington on April 18.
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Washington
Congress
W. S. McClatchy
Japanese Exclusion League of
California
House Immigration Committee
Legislature to reconvene this evening in Columbus
After a brief recess both legislature chambers will reconvene in Columbus this evening with adjournment expected by May first. The Dunn bill reorganizes state departments and awaits final action before sending to Governor Davis. A Republican caucus precedes the session and key bills on election law re codification term lengths taxation amendments and senatorial district realignment are under discussion.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Davis
Graham
Archer Senate
House Temperance Committee
Yap Referred to Allied Supreme Council
The questions raised by the U S government note on Yap will be sent to the allied supreme council in May. An effort will seek to delay the final decision on a joint Allied reply until June when Premier Lloyd George meets British dominion representatives on renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty.
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Jondon
United States
Yap
Allied Supreme Council
International
Lloyd George
Jury Trial Assignments For Week Of April Twenty
Elyria court assignment clerks set a docket of jury cases for trial in the week of April 20. Listed are Lebber versus Kahke, Jones versus Sweet, Leidheiser versus N Y Co Ry Co, Bates & Co versus Pitcher, Dudys versus Makara, Kray minor versus Smith Bobrowski administrator versus National Tube Co, Helmling versus Huaist, Lubric Oil Co versus Engineering Co, Thompson versus Brown, Tyler versus Stehle, Langyel versus Heyy, Morgan versus Cuthbertson Resek administrator, 44 National Tube Co Hole et al versus Tister.
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Elyria
Court House
Lebber
Kahke
Jones
Sweet
Leidheiser
N. Y. Co. Ry
Bates & Co
Pitcher
Dudys
Makara
Kray
Smith Bobrowski
National Tube Co. Helmling
Huaist
Lubric Oil Co
Engineering Co
Thompson
Brown
Tyler
Stehle
Langyel
Heyy
Morgan
Cuthbertson Resek
National Tube Co
Hole, Et al
Tister
Destructive Garage Fire Destroys 100 Automobiles
Fire in Warren at dawn destroyed two garages owned by Thomas Carriage Company and Max White, wrecking about 100 mostly new automobiles. Gasoline explosions hampered efforts. authorities estimate losses over 200000 dollars, with most coverage by insurance.
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Warren
Thomas Carriage Company
Max White
Motor Way
White
Thomas Company
Tense Yap dispute between U S and Japan disclosed
The State Department released the full Yap correspondence between the United States and Japan. The notes show firm, opposing positions over Yap with Washington denying exclusive Japanese claim and Tokyo maintaining the island was awarded by the allied supreme council.
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United States
Japan
Washington
Yap
State Department
Allied Supreme Council
America
Wilson
Hughes
Versailles
Germany
Pacific
Supreme Council
League of Nations
Long Wilson
American State Department
Elyria Officers Aid Raids as Federal Agents Sweep Lorain
Officers Lloyd Sweet and Corbett Southam aiding federal prohibition agents in Lorain raids arrested two men and aided three more, boosting the day’s efficiency. They intercepted a woman, Mrs Saretta, whose husband was among those seized, a former Elyria resident.
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Elyria
Lloyd Sweet
Corbett Southam
Prohibition
Lorain
Fniday
Sweet
Southam
Shakespeare and the Law Inspires Elyria Lawyers
Judge Willis Vickery of Cleveland spoke to the Elyria Lawyer's Club on Shakespeare, calling him the greatest student of human nature and noting 202 law references in his works. He cited trial scenes from King Lear and Shylock to show Shakespeare's legal insight and praised his broad knowledge beyond law.
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Elyria
Shakespeare
Willis Vickery
Cleveland
Elyria Lawyer’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Judge Vickery
England
King Lear
Shylock
Goethe
Vickery
Cincinnati Bar Association
C. G. Washburn
F. Ingersoll
Court of Appeals
A. C G. Redington
Court of Common Pleas
D. J. Nye
A. R. Webber
Horace Nye
Iritz Ruden
Don Myers
F O. Wilford
Roy Vandemark
Harry Redington
Lee Stroup
John Conway
High Court Upholds Tax on Stock Gains as Income
The Supreme Court reaffirmed its ruling that gains from stock sales are income for tax purposes. In the Herbert Darlington case against Illinois IRS official F H Mayer, Darlington lost his appeal, confirming the prior decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Herbert Darlington
Internal Revenue
F H. W. Mayer
Ilinois
Darlington
Another Printer Enters Chronicle-Telegram Chapel
A son, Robert Jr., was born Monday at Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Blaney. The father is superintendent of the Chronicle-Telegram mechanical department and was praised by co workers. Mother and child are reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert, Jr
Memorial Hospital
W. R. Blaney
Blaney
Chronicle-Telegram Mechanical Department
Naturalization Days Held May Second to Fourth
Elyria clerk Charles Williams announced that the naturalization officer will visit May 2 3 and 4. On May 2 papers will be issued only to ex service men with no cost. On May 3 aliens from England Scotland France Italy and other non enemy nations are to be examined. On May 4 enemy aliens applying for citizenship will be examined for loyalty and qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Charles Williams
Court of Common Pleas
England
Scotland
France
Italy
Loot $75 Recovered. Farm Hand Still Missing
Elyria reports the $75 loot and bike stolen from George Miller of Kipton on Sunday were recovered by Sheriff N D Backus. The missing farm hand remains unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
George Miller
Kipton
N. D. Backus
ELYRIA JAIL HOUSES 38 OVER WEEKEND
Thirty eight trap sients accepted hospitality of the city jail over the weekend with 17 housed Saturday night and 21 housed Sunday night.
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Elyria
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May Smith
Jasper B. Page
Colar
Morgan Run
Ler A. Davies
Supreme Court
Exchange Club
East Side
Salem
Mag Kelsey
Northwest
Willys Overland
Defiance
BIG
George R. Holmes
High Court
Chronicle-Telegram
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