French Envoy Calls German Reply Inadequate At Genoa
Paris officials reject Genoa view on Rapallo violation and warn of a potential conference rupture. Barthou sends a formal letter to Facta calling Germany to account for signing the Russo German treaty and notes the Cannes program breach.
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Divorce Deposit Fee Increased to Fifteen Dollars
County clerk notifies attorneys that a fifteen dollar deposit will be required in all divorce cases filed. Previously ten dollars. funds unused will be returned to the depositor.
War housing auction set for May 23 at Rantore Lorain
The government has fixed May 23 as the auction date for wartime houses and buildings. A total of 232 buildings plus the land they stand on will be sold, with bidders anticipated from across the country.
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Rebels Blame for Monastir Explosion Deaths
Dispatches from Athens and London report that rebels claim responsibility for the Monastir munition blast. A river diversion aided firefighting as rescue work continued. initial death estimates were high but later figures suggested fewer than 500. Advices from Belgrade, via Central News, attributed the explosion to Macedonian revolutionists.
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Monastir
London
Belgrade
City council set to discuss community recreation plans
Mayor Jones calls a special Tuesday meeting at 4 pm to review this year’s playground and park projects. National Community Service representative F. M. Young will outline ideas to aid city recreation efforts and promote broad citizen participation.
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F. M. Young
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Bennett Milling Co Sold at Auction for 77500
The Bennett Milling Co property was sold in open court by Judge Thompson with one bidder, J. C. Chase of Lockport NY, for 77500. The sale price trails appraised value of 215000. National Bank of Elyria holds a mortgage around 50000. Unsecured creditors and stockholders face near total loss.
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Bennett Milling Co
Thompson
J. C. Chase
Lock Fort
Mansfield Milling Co
Federal Milling Co
Mansfield
National Bank of
Time Short For Making Out Personal Tax Returns
The county assessor's office warns taxpayers to file personal tax returns by May 1. Many have not complied and a 50 percent penalty will be assessed for late returns. Assessors will visit those late to complete returns with penalties added. all returns must be sworn before an assessor or notary.
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District School Meet Here Today
A district meeting of teachers from Russia Elyria Carlisle Eat on Columbia and Grafton is held in the council chamber city hall today. Superintendent Ira Landis leads with talks on 7th and Sth grade agriculture. Mae Cole Margaret Snyder Esther Pheffer Florence Watson Louis Dickenson EB J Shonk discuss pupil brightness and dullness. Short talks cover county fair exhibit and elementary field day. Good attendance.
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Eaton
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Grafton
Ira Landis
Shyrock
Goodyear
Mae Cole
Margaret Snyder
Esther Pheffer
Florence Watson
Louis Dickenson
EB. J. Shonk
Lorain to Allow All Bathing Suits at Beaches
Service Director L. A. Snell announced no restrictions on bathing suits at municipal beaches this summer. Any suit from skimpy breezh to two piece styles will be permitted.
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L. A. Snell
Itil
Rail strike vote looms as AF of L unions gear up
In Chicago on April 22 the men of the railway employee department of the American Federation of Labor began sending out strike ballots to about 100000 members. The biennial convention approved a strike vote to be held among seven unions over alleged railroad evasion of railway labor board rulings by outsourcing shop work.
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American Federation of Labor
Federated Shop Crafts
Switchmen’s Union of North America
B. M. Jewell
United States Railway Labor Board
Jewell
Attorneys Allowed Fees in Hurley V Tuko Case
The court granted Aiken and L B Fauver $300 fees each, totaling $600, in the case of John Hurley versus John Tuko. The judge also approved $500 attorney fees for the counsel in the same matter.
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L. B Fauver
John Hurley
John Tuko
Postpone Faculty Game Between Elyria and Loram High
The faculty baseball game between Elyria and Loram high schools was postponed due to bad weather. A makeup date is set for next Friday if conditions allow play.
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Loram High School
Frost Ravages Ohio Orchards and Crops Across Regions
A heavy frost and ice coated fields from Elyria to Columbus with wide damage expected. Weather officials report minima from 23 to 84 degrees across cities as fruit buds and early crops face potential loss though central Ohio may escape major harm. Horsiculture in Wooster notes peaches plums and cherries killed while grapes and berries show damage. late apples possibly saved.
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United States Weather Bureau
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Mrs Otillie Meschke Dies After Nine Month Illness
Mrs Otillie Meschke 59 of Oberlin road died after a nine month illness. Survived by five children Martha Higgins Elyria Harry Eb ia Emma Ernst at home Gust Dayton and Carl Marines. Resident of Oberlin road 30 years. Funeral Monday 2 PM at home, Rev Paul Bourquin St. Pauls Church. Carlisle Cemetery burial.
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Oberlin Road
Martha Higgins
Elyria
Harrey
Ebria
Emma Ernst
Gust
Dayton
Carl
Marines
Paul Bourquin
St. Paul's Church
Carlisle Cemetery
Soviet Delegates Dine With King. Meeting Postponed
In Genoa on April 22 Russian Soviet delegates at committee sessions asked to delay morning talks to accept an invitation to lunch with the King of Italy who had invited them for a meal.
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Genoa
Italy
Plans Closing Up Options on Farms This Week
Dispatches report two major items this week. In St Louis a gun duel with two bandits at a packing plant leaves one officer dead and another gravely wounded while a third is seriously injured. In Lorain County Ohio welfare officials consider securing an Eaton township tract of 1122 acres for a new state insane asylum plant to care for mildly insane with farm work, options to be taken next week along the Big Four railroad corridor.
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Moviig and Company
Michael O'Connor
Wyoming Street
Barney Mengel
City Hospital
Newburg
Lorain County
MacAyes
Eaton Township
Grafton
Acta
Conjuncon
Cleveland Hospital For
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Eaton
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Real
Dean
Galeworthy's Strife interpreted at Open Forum
Professor H. Lark of Chicago University will interpret Galeworthy's drama Strife at 4 o clock this Sunday afternoon at the high school auditorium under Open Forum auspices. A large audience heard him at Oberlin last evening. No admission. Closing Open Forum meeting of the year with a plan for reorganizing next year and the annual financial report by Secretary Whitehead.
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Chicago University
Chautauqua School of Expression
Galeworthy
High School
Open Forum
Clark
Oberlin
Oratorical Association
Whitehead
Y M C A Burglaries Lead to Alimony Ruling
Burglars entered the Y M C A rooms of Edward Bauman and Sam and Louis Hann and stole clothing. Robert Chesler reported buying a suit and overcoat from a man named Bauman, later identified as stolen. Judge Thompson ordered Edward Laux to pay $5 weekly alimony during divorce proceedings.
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Edward Bauman
Sam
Louis Hann
Robert Chesler
Bauman
Lews Hahn
Thompson
Edward Laux
Pittsfield Still Case Yields Fine For Barson
John Barson of Pittsfield, the second man arrested for illegal liquor manufacture on his farm, pleaded guilty in court. His attorney said he found the still operating after buying a half interest and had objected to its conduct by his partner. Judge Redington fined him 250 dollars, following his partner's 500 dollar penalty.
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Pittsfield
Barson
Redington
Chamber seeks lake erosion protection for eastern Lorraine shores
On April 22 the Chamber of Commerce announced it will press city councils to protect property east of the river from lake waves. Engineers L A Fanver and architect Paul Rissman will devise plans to halt the lake’s inroads.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. A. Fanver
Paul Rissman
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