Lorain Unions Ayl Tie Up Buildings
Controversies between contractors and labor unions in Lorain grow acute as builders face a general strike. The Lorain County Building Trades Council will decide May 1 whether to call a general walkout if contractors do not recognize the journeymen and common laborers locals and if painters repeal open shop. Lorain painters’ local plans action. council to meet Wednesday to avert strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Acton Lorain
Lorain County Building Trades Council
Lorain
Bail Trades Council
Nicholas Lescher passes away at 49 on Abbey Road
Nicholas Lescher died at his home on Abbey Road Friday afternoon at age 49 years 10 months and 4 days. Widow Katie Lescher and one son Ernest survive. Five sisters and a brother also mourn. Funeral services Monday at 10 AM from the Abbey Road home with Rev. W. L. Burner officiating. Burial at Ridgeville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Lescher
Abbey Road
Katie Lescher
Ernest
Maggie Horner
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Mary Baird
New London
Wisconsin
Martin
Mastentown
Helen
Inglewood
Josephine Younglass
Amherst
John Lescher
Joss
W. L. Burner
Ridgeville Cemetery
Launch of freighter T. W. Robinson at Lorain
At Lorain on April 25 Mrs. Ronald Boardman, daughter of T. W. Robinson, pulled the launch string for the new freighter T. W. Robinson built at the American Ship Building Co. yard. Officials from several transportation firms attended, with T. W. Robinson among guests. A water bottle from Rogers City, Michigan christened the ship, which will sail between South Chicago and Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ronald Boardman
T. W. Robinson
American Ship Building Co
Roger City
Mich
Chicago
Stang Baking in Sandusky Sale Dispute Dialo gue
Officials from Stang Baking Co. meet Sandusky city officials over selling Lotain baking products in Sandusky. The talks follow the arrest of Carl Mathsariver for the Stang Co. held then released. Local bakers in Sandusky back the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Lorain
Stang Baking Co
Sandusky
Carl Maths Ariver
Stang Co
Woman’s health note in Middleport ad claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vege
Mrs Myra Jenkins of 593 North Front Street Middleport Ohio reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. She says weight rose from 0 to 132 pounds and that the product keeps her going in managing a rooming house for eight. The advertisement cites over 200000 responses with 98 of 100 saying Yes and promotes the remedy as available at druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Myra Jenkins
North Front Street
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Lorain Chief Seeks Dog Control Aid From Sheriff
Lorain April 25 Police Chief Theodore Walker says officers are too valuable to chase stray dogs. He plans to ask the county sheriff to send the dog catcher to Lorain to curb the nuisance. In past years two patrolmen spent a full week catching dogs with up to 500 killed in a week reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Thedore Walker
Interstate orders railroads to lower class rate on cigars
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railroads to apply 2 second class rate for cigar shipments on carloads and set a minimum carload weight of 30,000 pounds with the new rate effective June 23. In Lorain, fireman Frank Baker was suspended after an altercation with Captain Jack Kelly, while police seek to identify a Detroit man named Joseph Zamborg for a Worthless check offense. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary J. Plumb are planned for Monday at 1 p.m. at 537 East Broad Street, with burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lorain
Frank Baker
No. 2
Jack Kelly
Detroit
Joseph Zamborg
Weeks Entries Probate Court
Probate matters list administrators and wills in Lorain County. Melvin Healey named administrator for Carrie Healey of Columbia with a 3000 dollar bond. Several wills filed for probate include Martin Pippert of Brownhelm Lydia Spiegelberg of Elyria and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Healey
Carrie Healey
Columbia
Martin Pippert
Brownhelm
Wiliam Spiegelberg
Lydia Spiegelberg
Elyria Township
Sophia Zezuta
Russia
National Bank of Commerce
John Sattles
Lorain
Caroline Meyers
Elyria
Lorain Co. Savings & Trust Co
Alev Vadou
Ely Via
Wheeler acquittal in Montana stokes calls of “frame up”
The Montana jury acquitted Senator Burton K Wheeler on a single ballot amid claims of a department of justice frame up The senator says the trial was persecution and a retaliation for Senate exposure of graft in the Daugherty era A Washington trial on a separate indictment proceeds regardless and centers on a scheme to defraud the United States over mineral land permits Detained witnesses and perjury claims color the case while Campbell and Boothman figure in the broader charges The crowd outside and remarks from attorney John L Slattery punctuate the verdict day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
Wheeler
Department of Justice
Washington
John L. Slattery
United States
Slattery
Henry Sandberg
Montana
Campbell
Burton K. Wheeler
Sareent
Department
Thera Weer
Great Falls
Gordon Campbell
Edwin
Boothwn
Stephan Kovach
Cleveland
Department of Th
In- Electric Illuminating Co
Lotterior
Sheffield Lrain
Finn and Co
Thermometer Climbs as Temperatures Rise in Wheeling and Zanesville
In Wheeling, April 25, the thermometer climbed to 74 by 3 p.m. despite forecast showers, besting yesterday’s 57 to set a new April government record for the district. In Zanesville, April 23, heat reached 93 in the shade yesterday, but a morning thundershower cooled the city today.
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Wheeling
W.a
Zanesville
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Eggs Prices
Market list shows butter at extras 0.49 to 0.51, eggs at 0.31 fresh Ohio firsts 0.30, western firsts 0.34, and high grade animals 0.26 to 0.27. Cheese at 0.27 to 0.28 York state, poultry prices for fowls 0.30 to 0.31, ducks 0.28 to 0.32, geese 0.19 to 0.22. Apples 6.30 to 6.75 per barrel, strawberries 4.50 to 7.50 per crate, beans navy 0.15, cabbage 1.75 to 2.90 per crate. New potatoes 6.00 per barrel, sweet potatoes 0.90 per hamper, tomatoes 7.50 to 8.06 per crate, onions 1.90 to 2.10 per rate, cucumbers 2.25 to 3.00 per.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Stock Market and Livestock Prices Report
Receipts show steady market for stocks with varied fat steers and heifers selling at 7.50 to 9.50, cows 5.50 to 8.50, and butcher stock around 5.50 to T. Calves receipts 200, values 10.50 to 14.50 for good to choice. Sheep and lambs nominally steady with no receipts. Hogs receipts 2,000, market slightly lower. Yorkers 12.40 to 12.50, taxes 12.90 to 12.5, heavies 12.50, medium 12.59, pigs 12.25, roughs 11 to 12. Stags 6.50.
Donahey signs seven more bills in Ohio session
Columbus April 23 Provisions of the old Warnes Law re enactment bill sponsored by Senator Allan G Aigsr Huron county was signed by Governor Donahey along with six other measures The Right Act abolishes elective chattel assessors office tightens the County Auditor chief tax officer and gives him power to appoint assistants to carry on the work The treasury was approved in late legislative session Also signed were bills authorizing juvenile court physicians to examine children charged with delinquency short term notes for subdivisions regulation of auction sales of tobacco highway law changes for county inspection ditches vacancies in county boards of education authority for Probate Court judges to fill vacancies and restricting hunting and trapping licenses to the Fish and Game division
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Columbus
Warnes
Govenor Cox
Allan G. Aigisr
Huron County
Donahey
Tighes
Ramey
Lucas
Makepeace
Cuyahoga
Fitch
Adams
Burnett
Trumbull
Linton
Jefferson
County Boards of Education
Emmons
Columbiana
Division of Fish and Game
Department of Agriculture
Magazine Crisis Ends as Air Service Magazine Folds
Amid the air service controversy Secretary Weeks urged army officers to withdraw from the magazine. General Patrick dissolved the publishing corporation and the Navy followed. The United States Air Forces Association, led by Eddie Rickenbacker, continues publication as a separate flyer group, with Brigadier General Mitchell promoted and promised no more muzzling.
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Army and Navy Air Service Association
Army and Navy
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
Cavalry
Artillery
Air Service Organization
War Weeks
Patrick
Army
Publishing Corporation
Navy
Wilbur
United States Air Forces Association
Eddie Rickenbacker
United Air Force
Mitchell
Quarterly license fee cuts limited to commercial cars
A legal ruling interprets the conference committee report on the gas tax act as limiting quarterly reductions in license fees to commercial cars, despite earlier broad application. The opinion notes the journal shows substitutions indicating this was the assembly’s intent, a claim disputed by J F Atwood of the State Automobile Association who denies the association pressed for the reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Committee
Crabbe
General Assembly
State House
J. F. Atwood
State Automobile Association
Atwood
Lorain Pitcher Arraigned After Postgame Outburst
Lorain on April 25 John Celatnick, ex pitcher for the Lorain St. Nicks, argued with de Bruzek after a ball game yesterday. He was arraigned in municipal court on assault and battery, held for trial April 30 under a $100 bond.
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Lorain
John Celatnick
Lorain St. Nicks
de Bruzek
Celatnik
Shower Granted for Mrs Gertrude Dibble in Wellington
Wellington April 25 The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church held a shower in the Sunday school room for Miss Gertrude Dibble soon to wed Robert Holland. Decorations by Mrs L A Baumgardner and program by Mrs C E Gadfield. Mrs Pfeiffer presented an airplane filled with gifts. Refreshments served. Other notes report Odd Fellows and Rebeccahs to attend church, a missionary play at the Congregational church, a Masonic dance with Rainbow Girls Orchestra, and church society gatherings. Also news of local moves, student honors, and traffic rules updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Gertrude Dibble
Robert Holland
L. A. Baumgardner
C. E. Gadfield
Pfeiffer
Odd Fellows and Rebeccahs
Christian Church
Buffington
Odd Fellows and Rebeccas
Congregational Church
Japan
Oberlin College
Masonic Hall
Masonic Order
Rainbow Girl
O Elyria
Ladies Work Society
The
United Young People's
Harry Lee
Findlay
Baptist Church
Ladies and Society of the Methodis
Donnabelle Rogers
Marie Hege
William B. Murray
Rochester
Wellington High School
Agricultural College
Ohio State
Mary
Carnell
C. A. Gott
Barbe
Elyria
H. W. Pusbach
Cleveland
Sandusky
Oberlin Obituary and Diverse Community Events Report
Everett G. Peck died at his home in Oberlin after a long illness following surgery. The funeral will be Monday at 2 PM, with interment at Wakeman cemetery. Oberlin briefs cover Race Day at Rust M E Church, speakers from five races, and performances by local students and scholars. Elizabeth Wolcott attends Colorado meeting. Paul Meng of the Chinese Students Christian Association visits Oberlin. writing club forms to support Oberlin Review supplements. various campus talks and religious events scheduled through late April. Marine Biological Laboratory study opportunity for Esther Hendee from the Mary McKenzie Lincoln scholarship. Chautauqua dates set for August with the Central Community Chautauqua company promising strong programs.
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Oberlin
Everett Q. Peck
W. Lorain Stre
Wakeman
Dunbar Forum
Rust M. E
Egypt
Sala Awad
Francis Hutchins
Earle Moses
China
Japan
Mary Huang
Y. Suzuki
Alice Spencer
Collserva
Nunby
G. W. Andrews
Bach, Vierne and Franck
Finney Chaptel
Finney Chapel
Cosmopolitan Club
Isabel Wolcott
American Association of College Registrars
University of Colorado, Boulder
Col
Boulder
Wolcott
May Kitchel
Paul C. Meng
Chinese Students’ Christian Association
North America
Oberlin College
Meng
Mr. Mengs
Tsing Hua College
Peking
Drew Seminary
Columbia Culverstey
Chinese Students Christian Association
Oberlin Review Literary Supplement
All Things Literary
Wilbur Hanawalt
Stetson
Peters
Hope Ford
Warner Hall
Presbyterian
James Brand
Ann Arbor
Marine Biological Laboratory
Woods Hole
Mass
Esther Hendee
Mary McKenzie Lincoln
Marine Labortory
Miss Hendee
Zoological Department of
Chatauqua
Central Community Chatauqua Company
Central
Grange Play Little Miss Jack Lightens Eaton May 1
Mrs Burton Ross notes visitors from Royalton and Elyria as Eaton prepares for the Grange play Little Miss Jack on Friday May 1. A sixtieth wedding anniversary at Home draws guests from Chicago Beatrice and towns, while locals move into a new Ridgeville home and welcome Charmberlain from Sharon Pennsylvania.
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Walter Cornish
Roy Jackson
Kenneth Buck
Ridgeville
Albert Charmberlain
Sharon
Pennsylvania
L. C. Pierce
Cry of Baby Reveals Murder of Its Mother in Portsmouth
A mystery man is linked to the death of Mrs. Thomas Mannion found with a throat cut in a baby carriage. A witness saw a man with her two hours earlier. police suspect a separated husband confronted by a rival at a rendezvous. Mannion, formerly a sailor, left an 11 month old baby.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas Mannion
Local Personal Notes Include Birth at St Josephs Lorain
Mr and Mrs Maurice Moon announce the birth of a baby girl at St Josephs Hospital Lorain born on Tuesday. ManyLorain residents are mentioned visiting relatives moving houses and attending events with names and places including Gratton Cleveland Heights Lockport New York Wellington Lorain Oberlin and Lorain.
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Maurice Moon
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
A. P. Thompson
Gratton
Memorial Hospital
J. J. Buswell
Northrup Street
James Brandall
Princeton Avenue
Cleveland Heights
George Hunt
Lockport
New York
Kinderly
Edith Kaiser
Emma Cowen
Columbus
Kenneth Whitehead
Florida
William Shepard
Hugh Robertson
East Broad Street
Cleveland
Fred Yost
Kenyon Street
Sugar Ridge
H. K. Finley
Wellington
Finley
Wellington Baptist Church
Elyrians
J. Stuart Constantine
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
W. L. Burner
William
E. E
Howard McMullen
Robert Bainbridge
Constantine
Church of Christ
Charles Gifford
P. J. Mullen
Victor McGee
Esther Murphy
Irene Schnitzler
Stella Kapio
Winifred Martin
Loretta McKee
M. Guenin
Weekend Visits and Cemetery Service Reported
Calvin Ketchum of Bellevue spent the weekend with cousin Fred and grafted fruit trees. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Schisler and T. J. Rusk attended Mrs. LeRoy Brewster's funeral at Wakeman on Wednesday. Mrs. August Keller and daughter visited their old homestead with Mrs. Charley Mapes. Miss Gladys Ketchum and sister Mary visited Elyria on Saturday. Silas Bucks of Oberlin called on friends at County Line Tuesday evening. Lewis Bruntz and his mother of Huron spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bonnette. Mrs. A. M. Martin of Wakeman visited Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Seniff. the Seniffs attended the funeral at Wakeman Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Calvin Ketchum
Bellevue
Fred. Ketchum
C. C. Schisler
T. J. Rusk
LeRoy Brewster
Wakeman
August Keller
Ralph Blackwell
Kipton
Charley Mapes
Gladys Ketchum
Mary
Ely Tia
Silas Bucks
Oberlin
Lewis Bruntz
Huron
D. A. Bonnette
A. M. Martin
Ars. C. G. Seniff
C. G. Seniff
Children Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle How to Solve Puzzle
Puzzle explains starting letters in numbered squares and crossing words. It lists across clues for words like there and there, wild, cleaning item, and scout shelter, plus down clues including damp not dry rub out a frit grown in California and anger action.
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California
Belden Chosen For ALA Presidency In Seattle
Charles F. D. Belden of Boston Public Library is elected to head the American Library Association at the Seattle meeting next July. A prominent New England librarian, he began by cataloguing Harvard Law School Library and later served in Massachusetts library administration and Boston Public Library leadership. Baseball note recalls earlier era when many stars earned less than early club payrolls.
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Charles F. D. Belden
American Library Association
Seattle
Boston
Massachusetts State Library
Boston Public Library
Board of Free Public Library Commissioners of
Massachusetts
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Harrisburg
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Mary Blythe
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Margreth
Frank Winter
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Dilton
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W. A. Chapir
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Intercity Coal and Supply Malcolm
Imperial Furniture Co
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Nia
Elyria New & Second Hand
West Ave
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Glade
B. Thomas
Blue Bird
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
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