Objectors to Annexation May Lose Elyria Utilities
Carlisle residents who blocked annexation south of Sixteenth Street face possible loss of city water. City contracts expired two years ago and renewal is unclear. Some Carlisle homes already receive water from city mains, others may be cut off and forced to rely on wells or cisterns if annexation to Elyria proceeds. Council will review annexation after six weeks, with the Carlisle area to form the Elyria Carlisle tax district and land moved to the Elyria township taxing district.
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Carlisle
Sixteenth Street
Bein
Elvria
East Avenue
Wastin
Levy Tacessary
Tnt
Verka Svatei
Blyria
Thleity
Elyria
Oftty Council
Elyrip
Elyria,lyria Township
Labor plan to aid unemployed workers seeks calls 2850
The telegram notes workers waiting for factory openings can call 2980 and be registered with the secretary of the union. Calls for Theale services will be handled, aiming to place as many men as possible in work. Many families are in need, and efforts to find jobs are urged. Remember the number 2850.
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Tafen
Elyria Youths Join the Army
Robert Bruse and Bert Szhey enlist in the U S army and are directed to city hall for processing. Corporal Carter reports enlistment terms of one year or three years with options for location and a $96 bonus for three year service. The three year term offers possible further schooling in healing or mechanics training in government programs.
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Robert Bruse
Tool Street
Bert Szhey
Lake Avenue
Carter
Mevelant
City Hall
Ain
Garter
Ited
Uncle Sam
McAlister Seeks Divorce After Husband Abandoned Home
Ruby McAlister files for divorce from Edward McAlister after a year apart in Canada. She describes neglect and lack of support, stating he spent little time at home and did not provide. She seeks alimony and custody rights as the case proceeds in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby McAlister
Edward McAlIster
Tonto
Canada
Police Reprimand Elyria Youths for Smoking Cigarettes
Police rounded up several local youths named for loitering near the Yellow Line waiting room on Thursday evening. After release they met with Chief Stankard and mothers, with one 18 year old admitting he supplied cigarettes. The chief warned repeated smoking would lead to juvenile court, as damage to the waiting room has prompted protective steps.
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Polffa
Polie Stankard
Lada
Mivenilea Court
Andress Elected Kiwanis Club Head at Ayu Election
H M Andress was elected president of the Kiwanis club at the annual meeting held at the Chamber of Commerce last evening. Nelson Fitch was chosen vice president with C M Braman as treasurer. Greetors named include Asaph Jones Dr J Ed Betteridge Gust Kolinski J H Simpson C J Sartor Gen Richwine Walter Watts. The group planned Red Cross scale distribution to be placed in local stores. The meeting was lively and well attended.
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H. M. Andress
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson Fitch
C. M. Braman
Asaph Jones
J. Ed. Betteridge
Gust Kolinski
J.H. Simpson
C. J. Sartor
Gen. Richwine
Walter Watts
Farmer Co operatives Exempt From Antitrust Laws
Assistant attorney general Frank K. Nebeker ruled that farmers cooperative organizations are exempt from antitrust laws and that the Justice Department lacks power to block outbound shipments from markets. He added the department will act if prices rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Nebeker
Nebeker
Martial law proposed in Ireland to curb violence
London December 10 martial law is to be applied to certain Irish areas to crush murder and unrest and to move toward talks between the government and Sinn Fein. Lloyd George announced in Commons a double policy offering safe conduct to Sinn Fein leaders not involved in crimes and harsher penalties for weapon possession and uniform wearing under military law. The premier cited Galway County Council’s call to withdraw the ban on Irish parliament meetings to discuss with the government. He said authorities will issue proclamations demanding surrender of arms by set dates, with arm bearers and uniform wearers facing death penalty on conviction. He noted a surge of peace advocates and diminishing intimidation as part of the plan. In a separate note, Er fard Lydell Page, a Greene N. Y. seed man and former head of the American Seed Trades Association, died at his home.
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London
Ireland
Gorvermme
Sinn Hinlende
Premiser Lloyd George
House of Commons
Sinn Fein
Hougg of Commons
Lloyd George
Galway
Two Cumanian Ministers Killed in Bucharest Bombing
A bomb thrown at the Romanian Senate in Bucharest killed Minister M. Greceanu and Bishop Radu and wounded Minister M. Saleanu, General Coradla, two bishops, and several others. Many others were lightly hurt.
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London
Romanian Senate
M. Greceanu
Radu
Naves
Bucharest
M. Saleanu
Coradla
Senate
Ousted Lorain Police Chief's Trial Resumed
The hearing into charges against former Lorain Chief of Police King continued at City Hall with seven witnesses heard. Two charges focus on discipline failures involving two patrolmen, as clashes erupted between Mayor Grall's attorney Reech and Chief King’s attorney Glitach during sessions.
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Lorain
King
Reech
Grall
Glitach
Alex Kesson Claims He Drove Wrecked Car
Alex Kesson says he and not John Black were behind the wheel when the auto crash occurred on Broad Street early Thursday. He states he and a friend were with two young women when he failed to notice Read Street and could not regain control before hitting the curb. He asks to shoulder responsibility for the accident and notes permission to drive was given.
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Alex Kesson
John Black
Broad Street
Kesson
Indy
Uread Street
Ripe
Hat
Lorain Ex-Yank Sues for Divorce Over Alleged Bigamy
Stanley Filipovitsy, a former soldier from Lorain, files for divorce from Fannia Filipovitz claiming neglect and extreme cruelty. He asserts she palmed off another man as her husband while he served in 1917, during which time she allegedly supported herself with his army pay and caused him public humiliation.
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Lorain
Stanley Filipovitsy
Solitarrow
Qerain
Elid Ani Artson
Fannia Filpovitz
Hey
Nusband
School Children 70 Campaign Saturday in Seal Stamp Sales
Scores of school children will hit the streets Saturday morning to raise about $2,000 in Red Cross seals. City and county canvassers plan to boost the drive, aiming to meet the quota and aid relief efforts. Residents are urged to prepare Christmas packages for gifts and to join the effort.
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Red Cross
Haise
Thease
Rod Croes
Ex-President of Panama Visitor At U.S. Capital
Ernest T. Lefevre, former president of Panama, is visiting Washington. Lefevre is charged with affairs at the Panamanian legation in the capital, with J. H. Lefevre noted as charg d affaires.
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Panama
U.S
Ernest T. Lefevre
Republic of Panama
Vartner
J. H. Lefevre
Panam Legation
Washington
Calt Is Cause of Altercation and Arrest
A quarrel led to an assault and a $50 fine plus costs in Justice Hughes' court this morning. Stan Wyrwinski, rural resident, faced charges after an argument over a cattle sale. M Sigel, local stock dealer, testified alleging the defendant attacked him during a cattle sale attempt.
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Stan Wyrwinski
Knutson Warns Europe Dumping Radicals On U.S.
Representative Knutson of Minnesota charged foreign governments are financing radicals flowing from Europe to the United States. He urged a two year immigration restriction and said deportation should be considered. He warned of European tonnage ready to ship ten to fifteen million migrants to America within a year. Debates on the Johnson immigration bill and repeal of war time laws were planned for early next week.
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Washington
Chergea
Europe
United States
America
War Finance Corporation
Senate
Gronna
Agricultural Committee
House
Lorain County Auto Club Meets Tonight
The annual meeting of the Lorain County Automobile Club is set for this evening at the Chamber of Commerce. Officers will be elected and club business including plans on auto legislation for the next legislative session will be discussed. James Han, secretary of the state Automobile Club, will deliver an address. The club hopes for strong attendance.
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Lorain County Automobile Club
Chamber of Commerce
Han
James
The
Tyte Automobiie Club
Tunate
Jovea
Lorain Bank Case Decision Expected Within Few Days
Walter Davies a former Lorain City Bank cashier faces potential retrial on a 750000 alleged misappropriation charge as Columbus Supreme Court weighs the appeal from the Court of Appeals. The case centers on evidentiary rulings and jury instructions, with three untried indictments looming and Plan of guilty embezzlement by William Treble, the state star witness.
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Walter Davies
City Bank of
Lorain
Supreme Court At
Columbus
Court of Appeal
G. B. Findley
Kennedy
Cleveland
Duries
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Davies
Supreme Court
Peryi
Appeme
Davies Do Common Pleas Court
William Trable
California
Treble
Harding Hughes Confer Over Nations Plan In Talks
President-Elect Harding held a long conference with Charles Evans Hughes to discuss a possible association of nations and foreign policy in light of changing world conditions. Both men offered cautious remarks, signaling alignment with Harding campaign views while declining to reveal conclusions. Hoover was expected but delayed, with plans for a Hoover session noted for Sunday.
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Marion
Harding
Association of Nations
Charles Evans Hughes
Europe
Hughes
Hoe
Columbus
George Harvey
New York
H. M Daugherty
Slect
Harvey
Hoover
Senator Harding
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Harding
Marlon
County to Sell Dog Tags In Several Towns
The county auditor announces plans to sell dog tags for the coming year at Lorain, Oberlin, Amherst, Wellington, and the auditor’s office. The move aims to improve access, so residents no longer must travel to the big city to obtain a tag.
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County Auditor's
Nublic
Lorain
Obertin
Amherst
Wellington
Audster
Quake Shakes Choluteca and Honduras coastal towns
Reports from San Salvador indicate strong earthquakes felt in Choluteca in southern Honduras with limited details. Violent shocks were also reported in Chinandega and Corinto, with twenty five tremors shaking Corinto on Wednesday, prompting brief regional tremor assessments.
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San Salvador
Republic
Salvador
Choluteca
Honduras
Chinandoga
Corinto
Weston
Russell Somerville Fined After Dance Ring Fight
Russell Somerville accepted a challenge from Keefe Brassella to a two minute count down at a Wednesday dance. Mayor Jones fined Somerville 10 and costs this morning. Brassella was to pay Somerville 2 if he stayed seated at count, but Officer Brickline acted as referee, charging 10 and costs to each participant for the no decision contest.
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Russell Somerville
Keefe Brassella
Somerville
Jones
Bransélle
Brickline
Jefferes
Balligerents
Nobel Peace Prizes Awarded for 1919 and 1920 in Norway
The Nobel peace prizes for 1919 and 1920 were presented in Christiana Norway today. Leon Bourgeois of France received the 1919 prize and Woodrow Wilson, president of the United States, received the 1920 prize. A message from President Wilson to be read at the 1920 presentation was received by American minister Alehir G. Schmedemaar and read during the ceremony.
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Christiana
Norway
Leon Bourgeois
France
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Wilcop
Alehir G. Schmedemaar
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Mpallister
Hubby
Ayu
Elard
Greene
Erfard Lydell Page
Dod
American Seed Trades Association
Santa Rosa
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Terrence
Charles Valente
James A. Petray
Satoma County
Miles Jackson
Lester M. Dorfman
Merning
Autosim
Guies
Maine
Ant
Tftr
Stars
Mourderera
Cde
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Insibes Banda
Isutiacu
Gilnogh
Suerii
John Hoyes
Sueriir
Boyes
Hiryean
Othera
Boyd
Jackson
Bayi
Fitts
Valento
Lorain County Auto Club
Lorain Bank
Walter. Davies
Sen
Chas. Hughes
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