Baird urged to prosecute Lorain Elyria theater operators
Lorain County Law Enforcement League pressed Prosecutor D A Bass to take action against fourteen theater owners and managers in Lorain and Elyria for Sunday operas. The move follows earlier failed attempts to discipline Pekras and Woodward theater men. Details of expected prosecution remain unclear.
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Elyria
Loraim
Lora
Lords Day Alliance of
Ohio
League
Het
Loram
Baird
Elvia
Capitol
Rivoli
Dreamland
John Pekras
Ralto
Vie Wonadard
Lorain
Caze
Paris
G J. Zegieb
Standard Park
Perils
John Keer
Temple
Joseph Soloman
Elvira
George Lepruer
Obie
Ausurt Tt
Pantheon
Peter J. Tender
Labor Union Votes on Sunday Closing Referendum
Central Labor Union of Lorain County conducts a referendum on Blue Law revision for labor members. About 1700 ballots issued in Elyria and 6000 countywide. results expected in three weeks. Secretary Charles H. Lopp notes aim to gauge laboring class opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Lorain County
Charles H .Lopp
Central Labor Lanor
Kopp
Elyria
Judge Paroles Youths On Promises
Four young men paroled by Judge A H Webber after admitting guilt to larceny charges. Andrew Romives Lorain and Arthur Schrenner Elvira were paroled this morning for guilty pleas. Romives confessed to stealing copper wire from Roehlust station on Lake and King released on parole for passing worthless checks. Prosecutor Baird stated pleas to be entered for remaining cases.
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Mansfield Reformatory
A. H. Webber
Sind
Andrew Romaives
Lorain
Arthur Sehreener
Elvira
Echroeda
Edward Vie Pherson
Mansfeld
Roehlust
Lake Are Mue
Romives
Sam G King
Lorain King
Cedoplan
Baird
Bath Street Woman In Serious Condition After House Fire
Mrs Martha Setzler of Bath Street Amherst is in critical condition at Amherst hospital after being forced to jump from a second story window during the Miller home blaze in Brownhelm. Pneumonia from exposure in cold clothing has developed.
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Setzler
Amherst Hospital
Martha Setzler
Bath Street
Miller
Brownhelm
Mexican Question Discussed by Oberlin Minister
An Oberlin speaker warned against letting religious or personal interests pull the United States into disputes with Mexico. Dr. Vander Prt traced Mexican history, church power, and the Mexican War, arguing for a factual approach to religion in politics and outlining long-standing tensions shaping U S views of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Nicholas van der Pyl
U. S
Mexico
United States
Nicholas Vander Prt
America
van der Py
Humeelf
Balinre
Callas of
Wexton
Cortez
Benito Juarez
Polk
Santa Anna
Havana
Wetten
Texas
Colorado
California
New Mexico
Arizona
President Diaz
William Kk. Hurat
600 Bottles Of Liquor Found On Liner
Officials found a stash of 600 bottles of French wines and champagnes aboard the liner Aria shortly before it sailed for New York. The liquor was taken aboard and collected by crew members. no arrests were made.
Girl testifies on time with Pat in murder trial
Canton Ohio December 16 a Cleveland girl testifies she spent a lengthy period with a man named Pat Dermott who is linked to the murder of Dontk TeMeic. She describes long days with Dermott including money exchanges and rides to unfamiliar places as prosecutors press for details.
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Canton
Asanaugh
Cleveland
Auburn Air
MrDermott
Iday
WeNermott’oral
Dontk TeMeic
Wee-Crusadias
Akron
Wallonvine
Borresy
Certhes
Dermott
Witnes
Plan Campaign to Repeal Penne Law in Ohio
A campaign to repeal the Penew daw law and curb utilities rate hikes was announced at a meeting of the Ohio Municipal Solicitors Association in Columbus. Grant Le Mon, active head of the association, stated protests are pending as lawmakers challenge Lorense Company rate increases collected under refund bonds.
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Ohio
Marion
Ohio Municopal Solicitors Asociation
Neil Nouse
Columbus
Bruer Seheitor
Grant le Monoee
Chineniies
Lorense Company
Lorain County Humane Society Funds Questioned
County treasurer Arthur Waters reports no funds available for the Humane Society as years of misallocation plague the dog catcher and sheriff funds. A state examiner ruled the dog catcher salary should come from the dog fund, not the sheriff deputy fund, forcing transfers that depleted humane allocations.
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Lorain County
Arthur Waters Nen
Examiner Young
Borreany
Sheriff's Deputies
Sherif's Deputy
Humane Society
Waters
Thieves Steal Items From Fur Showcase and Plant
Police report multiple thefts including a fur scarf valued at 75 dollars and a fox fur coat worth 975 dollars from a Broad Street display case. Additional burglaries at a Florence and Wendelcourt area plant yielded two old sweaters, a rubber overgarment, and seven men’s suits. Officers warn owners to secure valuables and note recent rear-door break ins.
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Potige
Dre Teanne Compan
Florence and
Wendelcourt
Warnitte
Pooh to Quit Utilities Board
Ohio Senate considers reshaping the State Arts Commission and appointing three new members to succeed Frank Warner and Charles Marshall. Governor seeks former state senator Jon Burke and former judge Oscar W. Newman to join the 23 member State Sites Commission as replacements.
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Cole Tress
da- Batiorne
Columbus
Dewaher
Ohio
Frank IT Warner
Chillicothe
Repute Can
Charles C Marshall
Tre Korvernor
Jotan Burke
Elvria
Oscar W. Newman
Columb
State Sites Commission
Former dry agent found dead in Cincinnati
Charles Smedley, an attorney and former dry agent, was found dead in Cincinnati after being sentenced to days in jail for intoxicated driving. Guards discovered him during rounds late last night. officials did not specify the cause of death.
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Cincinnati
Charles Smedley
D.C. Handiey
Smnedies
Fall and Doheny Acquitted in Naval Oil Reserve Case
Albert Fall and E L Doheny are cleared of conspiracy to defraud the government over naval oil leases by a youthful District Supreme Court jury after a long high profile trial. The verdict ends the first major Harding era oil scandal case and sparks reactions from the defendants and supporters across the nation.
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Washington
Albert Fall
E. L. Doheny
District Supreme Court
Harding
A. A. Hoehling
Fall
Dohem
Lota
America
Carlton Hotel
Edward I Doben
California
Aury
Tar
Qvers
Dobens, Jr
Ms Father
Lim
Farr Tval
Lave
Peroutted
Paere
Hoehhug
New Citizens to Be Given Papers Next Monday
Forts foreign residents of E's ria and nine from nearby towers will receive citizenship papers next Monday evening. The ceremony, observed as Citizenship Might, will be held in the auditorium of Flying High School. Thirteen nationalities are represented in the group, with many candidates having studied language before qualifying.
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Kopland
Canada
Intertal
Steel Co Plans Major Expansion Kept Secret
Reports from Lorain indicate United States Steel Corp will spend about 7.9 million dollars to enlarge and improve national tube production. The plan allegedly includes funds for new equipment and a conversion process. Company officials did not confirm details.
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United States Stel Corporation
National Tube Co
Pew
Apo
Shen
Tri
Col Smith Named to U S Senate by Illinois Governor
Illinoisan Governor Len Small appoints Frank L. Smith to fill the unexpired term of the late William B Mechinies, citing a decisive November vote for Smith. Smith plans to depart for Washington soon, facing expected opposition from Administration leaders amid campaign contributions controversy.
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Col. Smith
U. S. Senate
Illinois
Sprisguillie
Frank L. Smith
William F. Wichinsey
Himnots
Chicago
I. Smith
Senate
Len Small
William B .Mechinies
Cosmith
Small
Col Smith
Mr. Smith
Washington
Cyptes Lad
Caon- Tress
United States
Trinda
United States Senate
Tax rates shown for townships in county files
The county treasurer’s office holds the real estate appraisal rates for several townships and some villages in the southern part of the county. Collections are under the new basis, with some areas lower and others higher than previous years. A comparative table lists the 1915 rate beside the 1926 rate.
Farmer Killed by Truck Near Huntington
Oberlin residents Carol Morin and Carl Ress t were returning from Ashland when a light truck struck William Weaters, a farmer living just south of Huntington in Lorain County. Coroner Perry said the truck would not have saved the man from death and an investigation continues.
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Carol Morin
Carl Ress+t
Oberlin
Ashland
Wiliam Weaters
Huntington Lorain County
Perry
Red Cross Chapter Meeting Ad journed Until This Afternoon
Poor weather and conflicts kept many Elyria Red Cross members away from the annual Elyria Chapter meeting last night. The session adjourned to four o clock this afternoon to resume reading the report and elect directors.
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Elyria Red Cross
Elyria
American Red Cross
Bebe
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Ak Baird
Law Enforcement League
LABOR
Feminist
Bank For Women
Madame Frimch-Garillard
Aeronanties
Kraaze
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Berlin
Voeuna
Budapest
Maine
Weuco Ta
Faglisumen Taeepeahs
Vwicdermott
Girl
Massillon
Percy Rectifien
Pergy
Eaplaing
Rumane
Giuseppe Mort
Ssitzerland
Tzig
Pooh
Utilities Board
Brighton
Camden
Baton-Grafton
Oberim Village
Igs
Wellington Imp
Welbneton Vill
Renanss
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