Lorain ministers urge closing Sunday theaters motion adopted
Lorain County Clergy gather at Elyria Presbyterian church pass a resolution urging Prosecuting Attorney L H Webber to enforce Sunday closing laws for movie houses and to curb questionable films. The motion, signed by local pastors, calls for closing Sunday showings and stricter censorship, with Webber saying he has not yet received official notification.
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Ilyria
Lorain County Material Association
Presbyterian Church
Moon
Orney L. H. Webber
State Board of
First Methodist Episcopal Acle
Elyria
Sigeners
George Weetherbee
L. O. Newer
Lorain
Neu‘ter
Amherst
Dell
Oberlin
On M. Brown
Ministerial Association
Charles J. Pearse
First Baptist Church of
Lor
Lorain County Sterial Association
Lorain County
Elyria Electric Car Riders Win One Fare Victory
Elyria officials and residents of newly annexed areas north east and south fought to secure a single city fare. Green Line conductors will collect one fare within the city limits including the annexed zones as of April 19. The change lowers fares for new Elyria residents and may extend to the Yellow Line franchise.
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Elyria
Green
Lake Avenue
D. A. Baird
Green Line
Abbey Road
Indictments Return From Grand Jury Hearings
A batch of men appeared before Judge Redington this morning and entered pleas to charges. Brooks faces assault to rob, Reed and Hess are charged with non support, Hartle pleads not guilty to obtaining money under false pretenses and is held on $3,000 bond. Relatives seek release through a surety company.
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Syria
Ted
Redington
Ly Brooks
Oyd Reed
Rl Hess
F. Hartle
Father
Sfort
Examine Young Trees Carefully by County Farm Agent
Elyria Ohio county agent warns crown gall disease is widespread in young fruit trees shipped into the county. He urges buyers to inspect trees before planting and notes display specimens at the farm bureau Turner block. Those wanting inspections should apply to the office to avoid future losses.
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Elyria — County
Howard Rogers
Farm Bureau
Turner Block
German Reconstruction Proposals Anger France
Paris April 23 The new German plans to reconstruct devastated northern France are deemed insufficient by the National News Service. Premier Buand is scheduled to meet British Premier Lloyd George at Hythe conference this afternoon.
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T. N.S
Paris
France
Tional
Buand
Lloyd George
Hythe
Germans Propose Elastic Reparations Board Plan
German leaders reach new reparations proposals to be sent to Washington by noon. The plan outlines an elastic total to be set year by year by an international board of appraisal and to be announced in the reichstag this afternoon.
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E. Alasown
U. S
Beruin
International ‘Board
International Board of
Washington
Berlin
Roor
Reichstag
Sinn Fein Seizes Mail Bags in Cork Hold-Up
Sinn Fein forces halted 50 postmen at the Cork post office and seized all city and county mail bags weighing several tons, then departed in motor cars. The operation drew no notice from crown forces nearby.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Cork
Think Chicago Diamond Theft Was Frame-Up
Julius J. Reingold once a victim in a 260000 diamond robbery is now held as an instigator. His brother Leo Reingold is detained with Leroy Present of Rochester New York. Present and the two Reingolds bound the dealer and escaped with jewels. Police say the plan and execution looked staged.
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Chicago
Julius J. Reingold
Leo Reingold
Alsay
Leroy
Rochester
N. Y
Reingold
Julius Reingold
Samuel Reubenstein
Former resident Samuel Hinds dies on West Coast
Samuel Hinds former Elyria resident died recently in Lehryvham Washington near his daughter Mrs Harry Bingham. He lived in Elyria for many years and was a carpenter by trade building numerous early city dwellings. He was a WWI veteran and a member of the First Congregational Church.
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Elyria
Samuel Hinds
Faes
Harry Bingham
Lehryvham
Washington
Hinds
First Congregational Church
Renter’s League Aims to Curb Akron Rent Hikes
Akron plans a renter’s league as business revives to counter sharp rent increases. Captain Sam Cole, ex-soldier and councilman, denounces landlords raising rents amid housing shortages as workers return and urges a square deal for tenants.
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Akron
Ohio
Moonlit wedding by Ju Miller refashioned by Druids
Oakland April 23 In a ceremony at The Heights Juanita Miller daughter of Joaquin Miller wed John Miller in a Druid styled outdoor service. Indian dancing maids served as bridesmaids while the couple shifted from midnight moon time to sun worship timing.
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William Cayce
I. N.S
Oakland, Cal
Hell
Juanita Miller
California
Joaquin Miller
John Or
Ju” Miller
Lily Love
The
Heights
Juanita
Mexican Pete Stocks Rally at Opening in New York Trade
New York April 25 Mexican Pete led the stock market advance with a 2 point rise to 150 1 2. Pan American Pete gained 5 8 to 72 5 8, Pacific Oil up 1 2 to 39 3 8, General Asphalt up 1 2 to 70 1 4. Other issues showed mixed changes.
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New York
Pacific
Driving auto left side of street cited on warrant
NYRIA veer Schuvert faces police court warrants for driving on the left side of the street and Kaiser Taxi Co cited for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyria—Veer Schuvert
Suto
Stret
Kaiser Taxi Co
Spe24 Ing
Next Week's Weather Outlook for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes
Weather forecast issued for next week covers the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Expected temperatures near normal with considerable clouds and occasional rains across the area.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Veteran editor dies in San Francisco at 41
John P. Young longtime managing editor of the San Francisco Chronicle dies at his home age 41. Born in Philadelphia in 1849 he moved to California 26 years ago and became nationally known as an authority in history and economics. He is survived by his widow Miriam G. Young.
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San Francisco
John P. Young
Nineteen Nationalities Attend Elyria Americanization School
Nineteen nationalities including Poles Hungarians and others attend night classes in Elyria to gain English skills and citizenship. The Elyria Americanization Association reports 69 enrollments at start with 96 students by October and a 25 week term aims to broaden language use and civic eligibility.
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Elyria
Elyrian Americanization Association
Edith Gill
Syria
Court House
Wies
H J. Edwards
Flouse
Hungarian Reform Church
Hungarian Baptist Church
Jewish Synagogue
Verhovay
Down
Board of Education
Gates, Ridge and Hamilton
Walter Ferrier
Elyria Tron & Steel Company
Elyria Iron and Steel
Hamilton
Getes
Ridge
Settlement
Bliss says Germany must pay for war force to determine reparations
General Tasker H Bliss, from the American peace commission, told President Harding that Germany must pay for the war. He said the amount to be paid can only be determined by force. Bliss added he visited the president to pay respects and did not discuss reparations.
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Washington
Germany
Tasker H Bliss
American Peace Commission
Harding
Bliss
Plan Summer Camp of National Guard in Ohio and Kentucky
War department officials authorize Adjutant General Florence to train Ohio guardsmen at Camp Perry next summer. Artillerymen will train at Camp Knox in August. Ohio units compete in the state rifle shoot at Camp Perry in July with winners to the national shoot. Camp Perry programs include NCO school July 11-15, cavalry July 15-30, and two infantry brigades in August at Camp Perry.
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Columbus
War Department
Florence
Ohio
Camp Perry
Camp Knox
Ohio National Guard
Bond Auction Totals Reported For Liberty Bonds
New York on April 23 shows opening liberty bond results with multiple issues listed. Second 48 totals include 87.40 and 87.50 values, first 4 1-43 at 87.58, third 4 1-48 at 90.46, fourth 4dds at 87.54, and victory bonds 3 3-48 at 897.50 and 4 3-48 at 7.44.
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New York
Elyria Telephone Co Plans Supplementary Directory
The Elyria Telephone Co will issue a supplementary directory due to many new Elyria users. The additional volume lists 163 new names beyond the nearly 5,000 in the January directory. General Manager A. J. Curren cites inadequate cable facilities and notes the company has done this five times in ten years.
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Elyria
Elyria Telephone
A. J. Curren
Elyria Telephone Co
Curren
Another Step to Curb Coal Operators
Washington April 23 government moves to end injunction actions by the National Coal Association led by John P D Morrow president seeking to halt Sherman anti trust prosecutions. Attorneys filed in district supreme court a motion to dismiss the injunction proceedings begun by the group.
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Washington
District Supreme Court
National Coal Association
John PD
A Morrow, i
Fire wipes out forty one freight cars at Glaslough
Fire tore up the railway at Glaslough in county Monaghan derailing a Belfast bound freight train. Forty one cars from Belfast were burned in the blaze.
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Dublin
Sinn
Elyria High Progress Aired In Lorain Chronicle Telegram
Elyria high school shows notable progress in recent updates. Cascade Park appearance detailed for spring. English department notes and local Elyrian rise featured with International News Service world reports.
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Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria High School
Cascade Park
Elyria
Germany
Telegraph
International
Lorain
Woman Lawyer Proves Case in Lorain Court
Miss Helen Acs of Cleveland argued for Julia Langer against Esther Heggs of Lorain over an assault with a broomstick. The jury awarded $390 in damages after Judge Duffy defended for Heggs, showing Acs proved her case.
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Elyria
Helen Acs
Lorain
Cleveland
Julia Langer
Esther Heggs
Acs
Hopes for mediation in Yap Island case
Baron Sakatani of Japan, a League of Nations Society director, says mediation may offer a path in the Yap issue. He notes both nations oppose breakups over minor subjects and hopes for a solution without compromising either side’s stance, while suggesting Japanese distrust of American motives.
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Yap Island
Duke N. Parry
I. N.S
Tokio
Yap
Japan
Baron Sakatani
House of Peers
League of Nations Society
Grant Divorces for Two Women in Elyria Court
Two Elyria women were granted divorces by Judge Redington this morning. Rose Phillips was divorced from Ralph Phillips on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Edith Rolfe was divorced from N A Rolfe on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
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Elyria
Redington
Rose Phillips
Ralph Phillips
Edith Rolfe
N A. Rolfe
Conference Sought by Davis
Secretary of Labor Davis invited John McParland and John Hays to discuss labor trouble in the printing trade. The Labor Department said there is no plan to intervene now but to be informed of both sides positions. McParland and Hays have agreed to the conference.
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Washington
Davis
John McParland
John Hays
International Typographical Union
Department of Labor
McParland
Hays
Marriage Licenses Issued for Hague Bernasek and Robertson Uebelacker
Philip Hague 27 clerk and Anna Bernasek 27 Elyria granted by Rev Berkner. Charles Robertson Jr 23 contractor Cleveland and Lillian Uebelacker 21 Elyria granted by Justice George.
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Philip Hague
Anna Bernasek
Elyria
Rev
Berkner
Charles Robertson, Jr
Cleveland
Lillian Uebelacker
Justice George
Civil jury date deferred two weeks in Elyria
The civil jury summoned for April 25 in Elyria has been postponed to May 9 due to other court business.
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Elyria
Missing Woman Found Wading in Ohio River
Martins Ferry Ohio April 23 Mrs Ringland Grayson missing from home 26 hours was found wading in the Ohio River this morning The river was dragged yesterday afternoon after tracks were found leading into the stream She had been iL
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Ohio River
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Ringland Grayson
Wheat closes higher amid mixed grain market in Chicago
Chicago grain prices show gains across wheat and corn while oats vary. Wheat closes 1 to 4 cents higher, corn gains from 1 to 8 cents to 7-8 cents, oats range 1-8 cent lower to 1-4 cent higher. Pork and lard margins mixed. rib prices rise.
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Chicago
Willys-Overland Cuts Indebtedness Amid Willys Day
John N Willys, president, announced the company reduced outstanding indebtness from 48 million to 22 million. The event, Willys Day, saw 500 to 26 cars sold by midwest dealers and 546 180 dollars paid in cash for new cars.
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Toledo
John N Willys
Willys- Overland Company
Willys
Middle West
Decision in Davies Gage To Come Soon
In Cleveland on April 23 the court of appeals did not render a decision in the Walter A. Davies case. Davies, former cashier of the City Bank of Lorain, had appealed a prior ruling that found him guilty and sentenced him to ten years. A decision was expected early next week. Elyria reports the district court will travel to Cincinnati to hear cases, with Judge Washburn noting a ruling in Davies will wait until after the Cincinnati trip.
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Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Walter A. Davies
City Bank of Lorain
Elyria
District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
C. G. Washburn
Walter Davies
Sheriff to Recruit Grand Jury for Lorain May Session
Sheriff Backus will select and summon jurors for a special Lorain grand jury to investigate local conditions on May 2. An order from the bench will authorize the process, and the sheriff will assemble a jury from the streets as per court rule.
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Elyria
Backus
Court House
Bank Statement Shows Mixed Shifts in New York Figures
On April 22 New York bank data reveal average loans down 40.079 million, demand deposits down 724.291 million, time deposits up 4.059 million, and reserves down 2.143 million. Actual figures show loans down 60.630 million, demand deposits down 42.558 million, time deposits up 2.594 million, and reserves down 0.848 million.
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New York
General Tieup in Akron May 1 Looms
Akron leaders of unions forecast a general tieup on May 1 after a reduced wage schedule was submitted to street car men. Contractors promise wage cuts for bricklayers and other workers, with bricklayers currently paid $1.25 per hour and a proposed new rate of $1.00. Traction officials offered a secret revised wage scale.
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Akron
Akron Contractors Association
Traction
Government Moves to Ease Credit Dangers for Farmers
Washington April 23 The government pledges banking support to farmers to relieve credit dangers and aid through liberal renewals and loans. Comptroller of the Currency Crislinger and officials say banks can divert funds from speculative uses to agricultural credits to tide producers over the current emergency. The administration aims to expand credit relief without changing Federal Reserve rules and urges bankers in major crop regions to sustain the farming industry.
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Y. S. Stat
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
War Finance Corporation
Crissinger
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