Lorain County Memorial Bridge Questionaire Sparks Debate
In Lorain County corners of the county courthouse heated talk centers on a 25 question questionnaire sent by the Lorain Chamber of Commerce to the Board of County Commissioners and Roy E Vandemark. Commissioners declined comment while locals speculate on motives, with fears the survey aims to blame officials for blocking a memorial bridge project.
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Lorain Chamber of ‘Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Roy E. Vandenmark
George Rhoads
Lorain County
Lorain
H. G. Curtis
Henry Heidrich Named Dormitory Contractor Corrected
Chronicle Telegram corrects contractor name for the Home for the Aged dormitory. Henry Heidrich, who holds the general contract, was misidentified as Henry Heidrich in an earlier publication dated Monday.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Henry Heidrich
Three Sisters Married Fifty Years in Ohio Family
SELMA OH April 24 Glen tilde the Warner home will host a golden wedding anniversary for Mary Emma and Laura Warner and their husbands Charles Dugdale Howell Price and Fred Wilson. The sisters vow against companionate marriage calling it unspeakably silly and tragic. Friends note fifty years of marriage as proof of lasting commitment and love.
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Selma
Glentilde
Warner
Old Homestead
Mary
Emma
Laura Warner
Charles Dugdale
Howell Price
Fred Wilson
Coal battle clouds Hocking district market health
United Mine Workers President John L. Lewis questioned West Virginia operators over claims that dirty coal from the Hocking district harmed markets. Jones denied widespread harm but acknowledged past labor strife tied to dirty coal. He urged eliminating high cost mines to align production with consumption, and rejected placing rehabilitation burdens on the consuming public despite a senator's consolidation idea.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Jones
West Virginia
Hocking
Lewis
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Irondale man bound over for cutting with intent
Louis Bazo of Irondale Street was bound over to the grand jury in police court after waiving examination on a charge of cutting Dash Darmis of West River Street three times Saturday night. Bazo pleaded not guilty and was held on $2,500 bond.
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Louis Bazo
Irondale Street
Grand
Bazo
Dash Darmis
West River Street
Boy Steals Glove From Window Display
A 15 or 16 year old sneak thief stole a baseball glove from the Lorain County Savings and Trust Co window display last night as spring fever lured him. Police report the glove was left in view for display purposes.
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Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Man fined 810 for disorderly conduct in police court
John Love of Elm Street was fined 810 and costs after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in police court Monday afternoon before Mayor Hewitt. He allegedly took part in a boarding house fight Sunday.
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John Love
Elm Street
Hewitt
Love
Pomeroy pleads not guilty to disorderly conduct
Seth Pomeroy residing at the Jackson hotel pleaded not guilty in police court to a charge of disorderly conduct. He was arrested on West avenue last night and will face trial on April 25.
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Seth Pomeroy
Jackson Hotel
Pomeroy
West Avenue
Lorain man fined for railway law violation in police court
Steve Slavik of 3725 Dallas Avenue Lorain was fined 25 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to violating the state railway law. He was found Sunday by railroad detective L V Jones in a B and O box car with burglar tools.
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Steve Slavik
Dallas Avenue
Lorain
Slavik
L. V. Jones
Car Damage on Clark Street Involves Melton Party
Mrs. Bob Agate reported Monday that her car on Clark Street was struck by a party named Melton, damaging the left running board of the Agate vehicle according to the police report.
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Clark Street
Bob Agate
Melton
Agate
Wanted for non support in Charleston West Virginia
Sheriffs officers went to Charleston West Virginia today to bring back Patsie Criel on a non support charge here. He will be bailed before the grand jury when it meets this week.
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Charleston
W. Va
Patsie Criel
Armstroff Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Coralee Armstroff received a divorce from E. R Armstroff on the grounds of extreme cruelty in common pleas court. Judge W. B. Thompson presided today.
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Coralee Armstroff
E. R Armstroff
Common Pleas Court
W. B. Thompson
In New Position Co. F Byers Takes Executive Role
Co. F. Byers, once escrow officer at the Elyria branch of Guarantee Title and Trust Co., has begun duties in an executive capacity with Elyria Lorain Abstract Co. The move places Byers in a leadership position within the local title and abstract service.
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Co. F. Byers
Elyria
Guarantee Title and Trust Co
Elyria, Lorain Abstract Co
Banquet Draws Fathers and Sons in Birmingham
More than a hundred fathers and sons gathered in Birmingham on April 21 for the Agriculture Club banquet at Florence Rural High School. Toastmaster Paul Knott opened the program after a repast, with remarks by W A Wickline and Clifford Clary. Clary noted four years of vocational agriculture projects yielding $789 in profit.
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Birmingham
Agriculture Club
Department of Vocational Agriculture
Florence Rural High School
Paul Knott
W. A. Wickline
Clifford Clary
Paul R. Tuttle
Junilor Heyman
Tie
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Judge Carpenter
Dudley White
Spone
Carpenter
Village incorporation plans to be disclosed at meeting
SLeMeld township residents will be told at a public meeting tomorrow evening the name of the proposed new village and the boundary lines. The meeting will cover other plans in connection with incorporation. It will be held at Highland School at 7 30 o'clock Wednesday evening, with a report by the committee in charge.
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Slemeld Township
Highland School
Parent-Teacher Meeting Date Moved to April 26
Columbia April 24 The Parent-Teacher Association meeting date at Columbia has been changed to Thursday evening April 26 Rev Eastman of Amherst will give an illustrated talk on his trip in the north. One of the finest meetings of the year.
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Columbia
Parent-Teacher Association
Eastman
Amerst
Fined for Sale of Milk Not Inspected
W. H. Amidon of High Street was fined five dollars plus costs in police court for selling milk not pasteurized or inspected. City food inspector George Savage testified against him. Amidon pleaded not guilty but was found guilty by Mayor Hewitt. He claimed no milk was sold since the warning, but Savage testified otherwise.
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W. H. Amidon
High Street
George Savage
Amidon
Hewitt
Savage
Death of Fannie Higgens in Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Fannie Mae Higgens 69 formerly of Chicago died this morning in Elyria Memorial Hospital. She is survived by daughter Mrs R.T. J. Martin at 326 West Avenue. Funeral services Thursday at 2:00 PM from the Martin home with Rev E B Redhead officiating. Burial in St Louis.
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Fannie Mae Higgens
Chicago
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R.T. J. Martin
West Avenue
Martin
E. B. Redhead
St. Louis
Prohibition Officer Promises Clean Up Lorain
Louis Wilcox arrives in Lorain under B F McDonald and vows to clean up the city by targeting bootleggers making big money. He says he will go after those involved in illegal liquor and aims to reduce crime and corruption in the area.
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Lorain
Louis Wilcox
B. F. McDonald
Number One Continued from Page i
A dramatic political climax unfolds as fifty one delegates are to be elected. Willis forces push for an uninstructed or anti Hoover delegation with backing for Dawes Lowden or Curtis, though no candidate has formal endorsement. Hoover’s entry stirs leaders, including Fred B Warner, who warns of a rift in state GOP ranks.
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Willis
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Lowden
Thompson
Dawes
Fred B. Warner
Republican State Central Committee
Oil bond scheme linked to Standard Oil Indiana affair
Testimony details a deal involving Mexia Oil, A E Humphreys, and the Continental firm, with Standard Oil of Indiana reportedly pushing the purchase. Four men share a $3,080,000 Continental profit: Stewart, Harry Sinclair, H M Blackmer, and J E O’Neil. Blackmer stored $750,000 in New York. O’Neil returned his share to Prairie Oil and Gas. Sinclair paid components of the 1920 Republican campaign deficit to Fall and Hays.
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Standard Oil of
Indiana
Stewart
Standard Oil
E., Humphreys
Texas
Continental
Barnett
Harry Sinclair
H. M. Blackmer
Denver
Europe
J. E. O’neil
Blackmer
New York
O'Neil
Prairie Oil and Gas Co
Sinclair
Interior Fall
Wil Hays
Republican National Committee
One Cent a Day Brings $100 a Month Policy Ad
Kansas City ad touts National Protective Insurance Association policy offer with a 12 month $100 monthly benefit and $200 to $1800 on death framed as costing one cent daily. No medical exam required. 190,900 policies limited. eligibility for women and children over 10. mail in details for free 10 day inspection.
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Kansas City
National Protective Insurance Association
Scarritt Bldg
City seeks land for Cascade Park expansion
The City of Elyria seeks court permission to appropriate land owned by Anton and Julig Gutowski at the corner of Cascade and Lodi streets for enlarging Cascade Park. The case will be decided by a jury in probate court before Judge H. C. Wilcox.
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Elyria
Anton and
Julig Gutowski
Cascade Street
Lodi Street
Cascade Park
H. C. Wilcox
Market Report from Cleveland on Produce and Poultry
Cleveland markets list fresh produce and poultry prices. 150 pound sacks of Minnesota and Michigan potatoes sold at 38.60 per 310 lb. sack, Idaho russet at Brant 2.75 to 2.85, Hastings Florida at 11.50 per barrel, Texas 100 lb sacks red potatoes notations. Poultry prices show heavy brooks and Leghorns around 43 to 45 cents, heavy fowls 29 to 30 cents, eggs extras 33 cents, firsts 27 to 28 1/2 cents. Butter prices for various grades range 40 to 46 with cents per pound units.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Michigan
Idaho
Florida
Hastings
Texas
Chicago
United States
Bliss
Livestock Market In Cleveland Sees Steady Rates Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
In Cleveland Ohio on April 24 markets held steady. Hogs ranged 7.75 to 10.75 per hundredweight with various weights priced accordingly. Cattle mixed with beef steers at 11.50 to 12.50 and beef cows 7.50 to 9.50, vealers 15.00 to 16.00. Sheep market steady to higher with fat lambs around 15.00 to 16.00 and cull lambs at 10.50 to 12.50.
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Cleveland Livestoce
Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Market Report April 24 Hogs and cattleupdate
Toledo April 24 hogs receipts 1000 market 10 to 15 cents higher with heavies 950 to 1000 medium 1025 to 1050 Yorkers 1035 to 1050 good pigs 900 to 950. Cattle receipts light market slow Calves receipts light market slow to 50 off Sheep and lambs receipts light market strong.
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Toledo
Grain and commodity quotes from Minneapolis Toledo and Chicago
Minneapolis market notes list April 24 prices for flour, bran, wheat, corn, oats, flax and related shipping data. Toledo and Chicago quotes show cash wheat, corn, oats, rye, clover seed, timothy, butter, eggs, poultry, and potatoes with bids, asks, and receipts.
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Minneapolis
Better Brakes Week Begins in Elyria Drive Thru Tests
Lorain County Automobile Club conducted the first day brake testing in Elyria with 91 defective and 2474 good brakes found. Tests continue daily 1 PM to 5 PM on Third Street, urged by Mayor Hewitt and Governor Donshey to all motorists in the city and surrounding area. Secretary Miller cites Ohio a s sociation data showing nationwide tests cut faulty brakes from 75 percent to about two percent, linking campaigns to fewer accidents.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Miller
Elyria
Hewitt
Donshey
Ohio State Automobile Association
Three Divorce Suits Filed Yesterday
Three divorce suits were filed yesterday in common pleas court. Edna Louise Marie Zernikow of Avon Lake seeks divorce from Charles Zernikow of Lorain on extreme cruelty and neglect of duty. Fannie Guder Wack of Elyria sues Frank Hy. Wack of Elyria for extreme cruelty. Kathryn Jones of Lorain seeks divorce from Morrison Jones of Sheffield, Massachusetts on cruelty.
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Common Pleas Court
Edna Louise Marie Zernikow
Avon Lake
Charles Zernikow
Lorain
Fannie Guder Wack
Elyria
Frank Hy. Wack
Kathryn Jones
Morrison Jones
Sheffield
Mass
Former Councilman Announces Run for County Treasurer
Lorain, April 24. Paul J. Goldthorpe, former city councilman, announced his candidacy for county treasurer in the August primary.
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Lorain
Paul J. Goldthorpe
Eagles to Practice at Cascade Park
Elyria Eagles baseball club players are urged to report for practice at Cascade Park diamond this evening with daily sessions through the week. No tryouts to join the team require attendance at the listed practice time.
Former Maharajah and Bride Sail for European Honeymoon
The former Maharajah of Indore and his bride Miss Nancy Miller of Seattle sailed for Marseilles today for a European honeymoon. Crowds cheered at the wharf as garlands and flowers greeted them. The bride showed appendicitis symptoms before departure and an operation may be needed in Europe.
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Karacilu
British India
Indore
Nancy Miller
Seattle
Marseilles
Europe
Lindbergh to Fly with Serum for Floyd Bennett
Curtiss Field April 24 Col. Charles A Lindbergh may fly from here to Quebec carrying anti pneumonia serum for Floyd Bennett who is ill there with double pneumonia.
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Curtiss Field
L. 1
Charles A. Lindbergh
Quebec
Floyd Bennett
Committee payments revealed in ongoing senate inquiry
Wealy produced the committee's books and questioned Grimshay about items. The joint committee paid 7501 dollars to Richard Washburn Child for a Boulder Dam book, loaned 25000 to Ernest Greenwood after a book on the electrical industry, and paid 150 dollars monthly to J Bart Campbell, Washington correspondent for several Pennsylvania newspapers, purpose undisclosed.
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Wealy
Grimshay
Richard Washburn Child
Italy
Boulder Dam
Ernest Greenwood
Receiver Named For Cleveland Real Estate Co
Judge A R Webber named H C Cheney receiver for the Northwestern Holding Co the Northwestern Sales Co and The Murray Sales Co all of Cleveland owned and operated by W M Murray real estate man The action followed a suit by L Slaughter alleging Murray's dishonesty made the companies unstable
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A. R. Webber
H. C. Cheney
Northwestern Holding Co
Northwestern Sales Co
Murray Sales Co
Cleveland
W. M. Murray
L. ©. Slaughter
Murray
Oral Daugherty Removed From Office
Oral Daugherty president of sub district No 1 United Mine Workers of America was removed yesterday by the Ohio district executive board and said he would appeal to the international body. He announced before leaving for Nelsonville that he would not relinquish the post.
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Columbus, CO
Oral Daugherty
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio District Executive Board
Daugherty
Nelsonville
Itu
Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features in 1928 United Press
United Press lists top radio features for Wednesday across WEAF WOR WHAM and WJZ. Programs include Bellni opera Norma Crowell hour Columbia hour Eastman School recital and a talk by F Wile, with specific EST times.
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United Press
WEAF
Bellni
Norma
Crowell
WOR
Columbia
WHAM
Rochester
Eastman School
WJZ
F. W. Wile
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Fannie Higgens
Cascade
Timothy
Wisconsin
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Icker
Eserve Finance
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Bride
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Bennett
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