No verdict yet as jury deliberates on Ohio coal strike
Ohio governor Cox meets with mine operators and miners as talks continue behind closed doors seeking a wage settlement. A statewide coal shortage affects rail and industry with officials warning of mass layoffs if no agreement is reached.
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Ohida
Associated Aires
Lumbus
Ohio
Tee
Cox
Oho Miners’ Union
Enid
Ohiole
Gosarmor Cox
A. A. Augustus
Tollienes
Coax
Ethernoy
Lewdern
Ohio Miners’ Group
John Moore
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Lee Hall
George W. Savage
William Tobinett
Jacksonville
Geo C. Cecil
Wellston
Thomas Price Midvale
John Saxton
Salineville
William Raay
Bridgeport
W. Thompson
Cambridge
Movie Men Plan City Wide Film Attracting Elyrians
Tomorrow at 2 30 pm moving pictures will be filmed in the business district for a Community Services campus project. Cast includes Y M C A Boy Scouts YMCA and other groups. The event aims to create a valuable historical record of Elyria for future generations and to show the city bustling with activity.
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W. CC
Old Ladies
Examinations for Rural Mail Carriers Scheduled
Examinations for rural mail carriers will be held on December 13 in Elyria Lorain and Wellington. Widows of service members and men physically disqualified from manual labor may compete for vacancies. Paris Brance December 5 reports Marshall Folk attempted to execute the law he drafted in June, with threats drawing German representatives to Versailles.
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Elyria
Lorain
Wellington
Associated Press
Paris
Brance
Marshall Folk
Versailes
Abductionontrain near Elyria ends with suspect captured
Police traced and arrested Sam Solembdrino in Ashtabula after an abduction attempt on a man who escaped from a moving train near Elyria. The incident linked to a Chicago-area murder case involving Stephen Solembdrino, who allegedly sought his brother’s arrest.
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Stankard
Besisto
Norwalk
Solembrino
A. J. Kane
Ashtabula
Melrose Park
Chicago
Sam Solembdrino
Stephen
Allies Warn Germany Over Peace Terms In Europe
London reports Morse wires claim the Peace Council threatens to seize Essen and Frankfurt if terms fail. Field Marshal Wilson meets Marshal Foch as Paris ponders German note on the treaty and possible Rhine crossing. American troops on the Rhine total 12,000.
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Associated Press
London
Iu Morse
Peace Council
Germany
Essen
Frankfort
Field
Marshal Wilson
Marshal Foch
Paris
Supreme Coun |el
Rhine
Electric display signs banned by federal fuel board
The Lorain County Electric Co reports no official word yet on a nationwide order to remove all electrical display signs from Elyria. Washington says the order requires eliminating signs from St. Louis to New York, but it does not affect electric street lighting.
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Federal Fuel Board
Lorain County Electric Co
National Fuel Administrator
Elyria
Washington
Louis
New York
Street Car Company Urges Fuel Economy
The Cleveland Columbus and Southwestern Electric Railway issued instructions to motormen and conductors to conserve coal. The bulletin notes only a fine grade of coal is obtainable and wasteful firing of carriages would prevent full results if employees do not give firing the carriages proper attention.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Southwestern Electric
Jenkins Released After confinement in Pueblo
Washington reports the American embassy in Mexico City notified the State Department that consular agent William Q O Jenkins, who had been confined at Pueblo, has been released.
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Washington
Mexico City
State Department
Walliam QO. Jenkins
Pueblo
Trustees Seek Court Permission to Sell Church Lot
The trustees of St Johns Lutheran Church on West Broad Street filed in court to sell a 90 foot lot facing Broad Street and a 50 foot strip on West Avenue. The church will retain the main property but dispose of the two parcels. A purchaser is reportedly ready, but court action is required to finalize the deal.
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St John’s Lutheran Church
West Broad Street
Broad Street
Two More Kew Corporations for City
The Auto Time Protector Co of Elyria was incorporated today with capital of 1006 by A J Robert and Anna Ehle. The Leader Shoe Co of Elyria increased capital from 20000 to 16000.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Dec
Auto Time Protector Co
Elyria
A. J. Robert
Anna Ehle
Leader Shoe Co
Urges 80 Million Acres Be Drained At Drainage Congress
At the national drainage congress in St. Louis on November 11 to 13 Edmund C. Perkins as president urges government aid to drainage of 80 million acres of wet overflowed lands. Cabinet members state governors bankers and engineers from across the United States are invited.
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National Drainage Congress
St. Louis
Edmund C. Perkins
U. S
Twentieth Century Train Ordered Off Service by Fuel Board
In New York on December 5 the fuel board ordered passenger service in the eastern region from New York to St. Louis cut starting December 10. The action is broader than wartime reductions and ends the 20th Century Limited for the first time in two decades.
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Twentieth Century
Fuel Board
New York
St. Louis
20Th Century Limited
Eberhard Whitney election contest appealed after probate ruling
The election contest filed by A B Eberhard against William Whitney was appealed from Probate Judge Wilcox ruling of no jurisdiction. Panels in the case were filed in court today and the matter proceeds to the court of common pleas.
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A. B Eberhard
William Whitney
Wilcox
Yopurt of Common Pleas
Conference on Mexico Held Today
President Wilson to meet Senators Fall and Hitchcock at 2 p.m. to discuss the Mexican situation. Fall says he will publish evidence for his charges that Mexican officials in the U S spread red propaganda. The Foreign Relations Committee named the pair to confer with the President on severing relations with Mexico.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Senators Fall
New Mexico
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Fall
Senate
United States
Tlitchcock
Senate Foreign Relation Committee
Mexico
White House
Senate An Lo
Local Board Discusses City Coal Shortage and Aid
City officials and coal dealers met to assess the fuel crisis, with Mayor Jones noting relief for families unable to buy coal in summer. Some homes faced total coal loss, and one family on West River Street received immediate delivery. The board said it must purchase all available coal at national fuel board prices, with no $7.50 coal and the cheapest on hand at $9 a ton.
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Charles Huff
Asaph R. Jones
Thin City
Hilyra
Jones
Bandits Raid Texas Store Near Zapata Border
General Walters reports Mexican bandits raided a Texas store eleven miles south of Zapata near the border. The store owner was bound during the looting and the raiders fled back across the boundary.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Walters
Tessas Cavalry
Zapata
Two Elyria Men Buy Valuable Property On Court Street
Charles O'Donnell owner of a news stand in the city hall building purchased the Reefy building on Court street, formerly Elyria Print Shop, for about 25000 dollars. O'Donnell plans safeguard for the future and may vacate the city hall. O J Bannon also bought property near the Elks club on Second street for about 21000 dollars.
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Charles O'Donnell
City Hall
Reefy
Court Street
Elyria
O'Donnel
0. J. Bannon
Elks’ Club
Second Street
Small damages awarded in suit over stray cow
A jury awarded $1 in a $1,000 damages suit filed by Matawa Goldyn and Philip Bridge of Lora after Goldyn’s cow wandered onto Bridge’s land. The case arose from a fight that followed the escape.
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Philip Bridge
Matawa Goldyn
Lora
Goildyn
Juror Deliberation in Walter Davies Embezzlement Case
The jury in the Walter Davies embezzlement and misapplication case of the City Bank of Loralin began deliberations after Judge Kennedy charged them. He instructed them on presumption of innocence, reasonable doubt, witness credibility, accomplice testimony, and the possible conspiracy with W W Treble.
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Walter Davies
City Bank of
Lorain
Kennedy
Lfe
Indeo Kennedy
Nsx
Ant
W W. Treble
Treble
Mo Sa
Bryan Mayor Receives Curio Letter From Former Elyrian
A letter from R H Lanphere, a Bryan, Ohio former resident, to Mayor Jones recalls early Bryan life. He asks about copying city ordinances and recounts figures and cases from decades past, mentioning John C Hakesm and W Boynton on the bench, and early legal fees.
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Jones
R. H. Lanphere
Bryan, O
Sire
Alyria
Nye
Johnston
Pr ‘Wee
MG. Medington
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