Will Confer On Ordinance On Gas Rates
Councilman Carl Curtis will meet with City Solicitor Howard Butler to decide whether to challenge the two year gas rate ordinance. Curtis noted a letter from A B Walton of the American Bureau of Commerce warns the ordinance may be void due to misrepresented rates.
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Carl Curtis
Howard
Curtis
Butler
A. B. Walton
American Bureau of Commerce
Cleveland
Council
Public Utilities Commission
Walton
West Virginia
Lorain County
Watton
Lawrence Webber
Ga Company
Elyria Considers Separation From Townships in Bank Aid Plan
A proposed ordinance by Councilman Carl Curtis would sever Elyria city from Carlisle and Ely Township, aiming to save taxpayers about 1.8 hundred thousand dollars next year amid anticipated increased relief costs for Ely Township. City officials, county auditors, and bankers discussed funding options, with emphasis on deposits and possible use of Lorain County Savings and Trust and other banks to stabilize public funds, ensuring equal treatment for subdivisions.
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West
Elyria
Backus
Mgr. Backus
Sherif Dick
Lais
Ov Mgr. West
C. S
Kelser
Clarence Dick
N. D. Backus
Charles E. Tucker
James Brown
Elyria Schools
Eva Mackey
Keleer
Elyria City
Carlisle
Carl Curts
Curtis
Elyria Township
Carlin
Curtis Codter
Ely
Cily Reside
Ellenberger
Louis Bennett
Avon
Lorain
Hukill
Kelsér
Sears
Oberlin
Myers
Hakill
Don Myers
Lorain Ronrty
Hees
Lore County
Advanenus
Oy Sa Ding
Sao Hr
State Banking Department
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Kipton
Harry L. Shaw
Hukili
County committee questions department funding needs
A county committee member asks treasury and officials to prepare data on current funding needs. He questions how much money each department truly requires and what items constitute that need to inform fair budgeting and planning.
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Bbanks
West
N. D. Backus
Mr. West
Court actions and notices from Lorain area docket
A court session fined H S Manrieth $25 and costs for overload on a truck after arraignment by Justice Joseph Petro. Deputies arrested him on Butternut Ridge road. Orville Willis, Lorain, released after 21 days for intoxication in Lorain Municipal Court. Deputies issued summonses for teachers stopping school buses in Lorain, Elyria, and Wadsworth. Divorces filed in common pleas court from Mary Boanar to Joe for extreme cruelty. Yetta Sugar sues Sam and Kate Schwartz for 16 dollars 7a debt on promissory note. Foreclosure of a Lorain property mortgage by T J Fulton liquidator of Amherst Savings and Banking Company. Suit filed against Anna E Seital and Florence Snayder for 5192 dollars on a promissory note.
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H. S. Manrieth
Huntsville
Joseph Petro
Butternut Ridge Road
Justice Court
Charles Kunski
Yetta Sugar
Sam
Kate Schwartz
Lorain
Tt. J. Fulton
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Aled
Anna E. Seital
Florence Snayder
Lorain Woman Wins $750 Auto Collision Verdict
Josephine Camberera of Lorain received a $750 verdict from a Lorain common pleas jury against Antone Chapia for injuries from a January 18 1932 automobile collision in Lorain.
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Josephine Camberera
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Antone Chapia
Elyria Man Sues for 7200 Over Coal Lie On Sidewalk
Cecil C. Hoover of Elyria sues Howard Rodgers of Iberia Feed and Coal Co for 7200 alleging injuries from a fall on East Bridge street on April 1 at 7:50 p.m. He claims coal toppled from a defendant owned pile onto the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil C. Hoover
Elyria
Howard Rodgers
Iberia Feed and Coal Company
Alse
East Bridge Street
M. Hooven
France May Not Meet War Debt Payment
Paris reports France could default on the June 15 war debt due unless former Premier Edouard Herriot returns from Washington with firm U S assurances that America will rewrite the debt agreements.
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Paris
France
Edouard Herriot
Washington
America
Model League of Nations Assembly Opens at Oberlin
Oberlin Ohio hosts the First Annual Ohio Model Assembly of the League of Nations with 75 students from 13 colleges. Delegates represent 17 nations plus additional states and will discuss economic stability tariffs trade and security at plenary sessions led by secretary general Joseph Wheeler.
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League of Nations Assembly
Oberlin
Ohio
League of Nations
University of the City of Toledo
Irish Free State
Marietta College
Belgium
India
Antioch College
Austria
Wittenburg College
Switzerland
Ohio State University
Netherlands
Norway
Spain
University of Cincinnati
Germany
Wilmington College
Kenyon College
Italy
Miami University
Canada
France
Western College
Poland
Wooster College
British Empire
Ohio Wesleyan University
South Africa
Otterbein College
Oberlin Pearce Society
China
Japan
Hungary
Albania
Ruth Mich
Argentina
William Chamberlain
Australia
George Johnson
Bolivia
Dave Mirors
Bulgaria
Charles Ebenhart
Chile
Dan Morrison
Denmark
Allen Passen
Greece
George Raphael
Guatemala
Emily West
David Takahara
Lithuania
Bob Fitzmeyer
Nicaragua
David Earl
Panama
Jessie Harden
Paraguay
Bone Goodenough
Fersia
Joe Rasooli
Portugal
Tom Brown
Jugoslavia
David Strong
Sweden
Olaf Wenberg
Venezuela
Richard Meech
Joseph Wheeler
Leyton II
Carter
Cleveland
Ating
Wldest
Popular vote on appointive offices urged in Elvira meeting
At the Wo Flow hall a resolution urged popular vote on appointive offices to let voters choose who should be named. The measure was referred to ward clubs for approval. Officers elected by ward clubs were reported. a committee was appointed to promote discussion of the different offices and nominees.
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Elvria
Wo Flow Hall
Syesene
Bestechs
Tiester
Withon Go Smith
Judge Bradley Beaten by Mob at Court in Foreclosure Probe
A mob of farmers seized Judge Bradley at a courthouse for a foreclosure case involving Becker and Primghus. They dragged him from the courtroom and forced him to promise not to foreclose further, then beat him and placed a crown of hubcaps on his head before forcing him to pray. He refused to vow, was repressed, and later taken to Le Mare.
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Torel
Judge Bradley
Becker
Primghus
Bradley
Sreland
Bradly
le Mare
Emergency Railroad Bill Aims To Create Transport Coordinator
Senate leaders said the Emergency Railroad Bill would appoint a rail transportation coordinator for one year. The official would possess power to suspend anti trust laws to reorganize railroad operations.
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Washington
Senate
Oday
Senator Costigan Demands Probe of Harriman Bank Debacle
Senator Costigan of Colorado called for a full investigation into the handling of the Harriman National Bank of New York case. He accused the Justice Department of dilatoriness in prosecuting the bank’s collapse, which he says caused substantial investor losses.
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Washington
Justice Department
Harriman National Bank of
Ew York
Costican
Dem
Colo
Cleveland Livestock Markets Report and Chicago Quotation Notes
Market data shows mixed droves with receipts around 4.25 to 4.50 per cwt for cattle, hogs, and vealers, active demand for certain grades and weight ranges. Chicago cash quotations reflect unsettled trading with standard and choice beef, liver items, poultry, oats, rye, barley and seed prices, with sparse sale volumes and typical April spreads.
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Cleveland
Optas
Quay
Weisht
Strom Wellers
Grain and Feed Prices and Mixes From Medina Market
The grain report lists prices for corn wheat and oats, with winter wheat at $5,700.90 and other feeds including timothy, rye, and bran. It notes various blends, middlings, and meal forms, along with rough percentages and per cent figures, reflecting a local Medina market auction or sale listing.
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Cleveland
Medina
I.ga
Timothy Gto
Timothy Ge
Ned Pat
Spaleba
Unclear historical poultry action yields mixed figures
Fragmentary OCR report records 165 items from a Thursday poultry event tied to a Consoperative Poultry Action. Data appears garbled with multiple misread codes and stray figures, hindering precise interpretation of grades, extra duties, and standard medians.
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Milies
Markets Update From Varwers Lac Ed Pe
Market notes list vegetables and greens with prices and pack sizes. Items include dallenders greens kale lettuce parsley and onions priced per basket or per dozen. Bargains noted for various bundles and bushels with minor quantity details.
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Hethouse
Death of Miss Mary RBynin to Lie in State Saturday
The body of Miss Mary RBynin will lie in the First Methodist Church from 9:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. Saturday before the casket is permanently closed.
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Mary Rbynin
Rollin Dies Sudden in Penfield at 64
W O Rollin, 64, died after a stroke at midnight Wednesday at his son Fred's Penfield home. He had lived in Penfield 24 years and was a member of the Elyria club.
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Penfield
Obituary for Penfield man with two sons
The Church of Christ obituary notes he is survived by his widow Mars and two sons Fred and Glenn of Penfield. Funeral services are at the Methodist church in Penfield on Saturday at 2 p.m. with Reverends Jum oat La Grange and Adcock of Elyria officiating. Interment follows in Penfield cemetery.
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Frank Ellenberger
Sie
C. I. Nelser
Amton
Co. Treas
N Co. Treasury
Sederis
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Castle’s
Orville Willis
Bulletin
South Pleasant Street
Esther Alfsen
Ronald Wilbond
Bosworth
Columbus
Selsonal Association of and Advisors of Men
Daresh
Martha Hart
Isast
Mabel McGinn
Baltimore
J. M. Perryman
George Quinn
Vo. L. FL Evans
T. H. Rowlard
St. Peterson Fla
Spey
Brulletin
Pocahontas Lump
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Chicago
Chicagg
Atd
Abe
Meese
Leghorn
Getty
Trues Cab Torab United
Wooster Egg Auction
Byam
W. OO. Boldin
New Spring
East Ave
Wall Paper & Print
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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