Allen School to be built at Abbey Road and Prospect Street
Elyria plans an eight room modern school building to be named Allen School after E F Allen, president of the International Society for Crippled Children. The $70 000 structure on Abbey Road and Prospect Street is to be contracted after year’s start. Allen has led crippled children rehabilitation since 1919 and helped pioneer Elyria’s schools for crippled children.
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Allen School
E. F. Allen
International Society For Crippled Children
Elsha
Abbey Road
Prospect Street
Allen
Toledo
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Elyria
Alden
International Rotary
City acquires 300 feet of new two and a half inch hose
Fire Chief W. N. Bates announced the city bought 300 feet of two and a half inch hose for Engine companies two and three. The hose, rated to withstand 400 pounds, was tested at 400 pounds by local firemen and deemed satisfactory. Each station will keep reserve hose, and the old hose is turned over to the street department for flushing streets and sewers.
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W. N. Bates
Bates
Street Department
Anarchist Plot Targeting Hoover Spurs Buenos Aires Guard
In Buenos Aires authorities report several more arrests in a plotted attack on President-elect Herbert Hoover. Precautions line the Transandean Railway as Hoover travels from Los Andes to Buenos Aires. Police raid Belgrano suburb house finding seven bombs and arms. Suspects Scarzo and Castro linked to explosives. two young women held with anarchist literature in their handbags. Authorities withhold full arrest tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoover
Los Andes
Chile
Buendds Aires
Tampas
Juan Vacarezza
Hoover
Scarzo
Ceferino Castro
Searza
Bitter fight for speaker of Ohio House ends in re election
In Columbus Ohio D C Gray of Cadiz was re elected speaker of the Ohio House after a bitter caucus fight with John A Hadden of Cleveland. Gray claimed enough votes to win while Hadden vowed to press on. The caucus began with 62 votes needed for victory and Gray held an advantage due to Hamilton County support. Pace 3 continued.
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Columbus
D. C
O. C. Gray
Cadiz
John A. Hadden
Cleveland
Ohio House of Representatives
Bobh Gray
Hadden
Gray
Hamilton County
Cincinbati
Continuen
Legion Accepts Donated Site for Home in Elyria
William A. Ely donated land to the Elyria Post of the American Legion and the post adopted a resolution of thanks. Plans for the new Legion home and financing are being drawn, with Jerry Ferguson authorized to appoint committees to proceed. The post announced Christmas visits to Gates Hospital for Crippled Children and Lorain County Orphan’s Home, with gifts and Santa to be distributed. New members Buck William, J. F. Borthwick, W. C. Guyeska, and V. S. Herbert were welcomed, bringing membership to over 325.
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William A. Ely
Elyria
American Legion
Legion
Ferguson
Legion Post
Gates Hospital
Lorain County
Oberlin
Post
Santa Claus
Legionnaire
William, Buck
J. F. Borthwick
W. C. Guyeska
V. S. Herbert
Post 18
$25 000 Suit Is Settled and Dismissed
A $25,000 damage suit by May Kompus of Lorain against Frank Twining of Oberlin for injuries alleged from a 1927 auto collision was settled out of court and dismissed at the defendant's costs by Common Pleas Judge W. B. Thompson.
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May Kompus
Lorain
Frank Twining
Oberlin
Common Pleas
Thompson
Auto Hits Pole Injuring Two On Sugar Ridge Road
A car driven by Jay McLaughlin crashed into a telegraph pole on Sugar Ridge last night injuring both occupants. McLaughlin and passenger George Snyder, both taken to Memorial Hospital. McLaughlin suffered a left shoulder laceration and a fractured left arm and was admitted for care. Snyder had multiple injuries of slight severity and received treatment.
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Sugar Ridge
Jay McLaughlin
Fairlawn Avenue
McLaughlin
George Synder
Winkles St
Memorial Hospital
Snyder
Ditch Appeal Postponed to Friday in Commons Pleas Court
A hearing on the Henricitta township ditch appeal before Judge A. R. Webber was postponed due to a miscommunication. Residents challenged the 1926 Board of County Commissioners approval of the Huene Ditch in Henricitta township and protest its construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Henricitta Township
Board of County Commissioners
Huene
Mediation Hoped For In Border Dispute
Washington December 12 Bolivian government will not withdraw its delegates from the Inter American conciliation conference, Secretary Kellogg announced he had been advised by Bolivia. It was unclear if Diaz de Medina would join the special conference committees to study aid for Paraguay and Bolivia. Buenos Aires December 12 The Paraguayan Bolivian crisis following the killing of many troops is at a standstill as mediation talks proceed.
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Washington
Kellogg
Diaz de Medina
Paraguay
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Tac
Picked Spellers to Compete at Wellington
Lorain County grade schools prepare for the second annual county spelling contest on January 26 at Wellington. Four hundred six competitors from 29 districts, grades two through eight, will take part in oral and written exams. Winners in each grade advance to a final for the county champion with prizes awarded.
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Wellington
Lorain
Elstia
Oberlin
Puplie
Amherst
King George Undergoes Lung Drainage Operation
London reports a punctured lung drained today as doctors say the process must be repeated. A bulletin notes slight improvement maintained, and the king's condition is watched as the Prince of Wales returns from Africa and is cited for lifting spirits.
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London
Prince of Wales
France
Buckingham Palace
George
Stanley Hewett
Dawson of
Penn
East Africa
Prince of
Prince George On Way Home from Bermuda to England
Prince George of England left Bermuda for New York today to sail to England aboard the Berengaria after boarding the Durban to visit his father in London. The royal prince heads to the Berengaria from New York on Friday as the king’s children are now either home or en route.
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Hamilton, Germaaa
United Press
Louisburg
N. S
Prince George of England
New York
Durban
London
Prince George
King George
Bermuda
England
Buckingham Palace
Prince Henry
Balmoral Castle
Capetown
West Indies
Postmaster Nominee for Circleville Named
Washington reports President Coolidge has sent to the Senate the nomination of George P. Foresman for Postmaster at Circleville Ohio. Local court ruling upheld: Loralo county damages of 8000 to Leons Kasky over a grade crossing accident from April 1 1925. Ohio Supreme Court strikes down tax increase on foreign insurers for 1926 business. Five prisoners escaped from the Chillicothe Federal Reformatory last night. Raymond Cann and four others among escapees. two weeks earlier five more escaped. Carl Studer granted parole by Ohio Board of Clemency effective Jan 2.
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Washington
Coolidge
Senate
George P. Foresman
Circleville
Columbus
Supreme Court
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Loralo County Court
Leons Kasky
State Supreme Court
Chilvicothe
Federal Reformatory
Carroll Champion
Ashville
N. C
Lindsey Cobler
Rural Hall
James H. Canning
Canfield
Raymond Cann
Baltimore
Rodney Russell
Emporium
Studer
Carl Studer
Canton
Don R. Mellett
Ohio Board of Clemency
Protests Over Local Assessments In Lorain Lot
Mary Kallenbaugh of Lorain sues M H Welty and A H Waters in common pleas court claiming illegal street assessments on her Fairhome allotment. She alleges city actions on Oct 1 1924 and July 18 1927 raised levies without notice. Total assessments amount to 707.21 while property value is under 300.
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Fairhome
Lorain
Mary Kallenbaugh
Common Pleas Court
M. H. Welty
A. H. Waters
Mayor to address HLY Club at the Y M C A
Mayor James Hewitt will speak at the Senior Hly Club meeting at the Y M C A on Wednesday night. John R. Sickkinen, director of boys' work, announced the event. He will discuss the theme that the boy of today is the young man of tomorrow and stress boyhood responsibility in building manhood.
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HLY Club
James Hewitt
John R. Sickkinen
Elyria's Most Exclusive Society Keeps Its Ranks
The Richard Allen Post No. 66 at the G. A. R. continues a near lifelong rate of reelecting officers and admitting no new members. Organized in 1881 with over 200, it now has eighteen. Longstanding members include Commander Charles Abbey and others, with Daugherty the oldest at 94.
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Richard Allen Post
Daniel Daugherty
LaGrange
Elyria
Krytia
A. S. Taylor
Sugar Ridge
Andrew Marshal
Turner Street
Post
Flu Situation Sparks Concern Across States
NET WASHINGTON Dec 12 A total of 40560 new influenza cases were reported to the U S Public Health Service for the week ending December. States tally include California 10296 New Hampshire 17 Massachusetts 16 Rhode Island 2 Ohio 45 Indiana 87 Missouri 140 Nebraska 643 Virginia 350 District of Columbia 3 South Carolina 15 Georgia 998 Kentucky 4 Colorado 1936. Officials said figures likely reflect only a fifth of total weekly cases and the disease is spreading rapidly eastward. The situation is serious and everyone should guard against contact with flu patients.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
California
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Nebraska
Virginia
District of Columbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Colorado
Dr Finlayson Verdict In Damages Suit Over Baths
In Common Pleas Court Judge W B Thompson presided a $1,000 damages suit by Harriet Barden of Oberlin against Dr Alan D Finlayson of Cleveland for alleged forced baths. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant after ten of twelve jurors concurred. Trial started with Finlayson denying consent issues and claiming the bath aimed to educate her out of fear.
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W. B. Thompson
Harriet Barden
Oberlin
Alan D. Finlayson
Cleveland
Finlayson
Barden
Delaware
Ohio
Ohio Hit by Flu Epidemic Spreads Quietly
United Press reports indicate a mild influenza outbreak in Ohio spreading slowly with few cases. Only 45 cases described as malignant have been reported, with school closures near Newcomers town and in Weetan Ohio. Grand Rapids also reports an epidemic with over 100 children at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
United States Press
Ohio
State Department of Wealth
Newcomerstown
Weetan
Grand Rapids
Aso
Kiwanians to Elect Officers at Elyria Club Meeting
Elyria Kiwanis will elect officers for the coming year at its regular meeting tomorrow at noon. Committee chairmen will report on past year activities. About 35 members plan to attend the Ladies' Night party at Olmsted Falls next Tuesday, club officials said.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Olmsted Falls
Armored truck raid nets cash and securities in Yonkers
In Yonkers two bandits raided a payroll armored car, wounding guard Adolph Kater and patrolman Patrick O Keefe. They seized about $104,569 in cash and non negotiable securities valued at about $10,000 before escaping in two cars.
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Yonkers
Adolph Kater
Patrick O'Keefe
O'Keefe
First National Bank
Smith Carpet Company
Hudson Street
Rhine
Kantegs
Lorain Mayor Standen Bar Exam Probe Expanded
Four Lorain attorneys involved in the Supreme Court credibility review of Mayor J C Standen to determine his qualifications for the state bar exam. The panel led by A E Gebhard will visit Lorain for further investigation after the Lorain County Bar Association recommended approval. Standen has not yet been granted permission to take the exam.
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Lorain
Supreme Court
J. C. Standen
Henry G. King
William F. Hurley
W. Weimer
Louist Provenza
Fromt
Lorain County
Dow, Myers
David Aiken
Hal Johson
Ing Starden
Bar Association
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J. A. Kaley
Frank Diedrich
North Ridgeville
James Monroe
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