Fiume Occupied by Italian Regulars Reported
London dispatch reports Premier Giolitti announced in Rome that there is reason to believe Fiume is occupied by regular Italian troops. Ancona soldiers say women hindered efforts to dislodge legionaries at Zara, and surrendered prisoners were brought to Ancona. Rome notes mayor of Frome asked suspension of hostilities, with capitulation terms to be agreed. Trieste confirms D Annunzio wounded in recent fighting, details unclear.
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D'Annunzio
Fiume
London
Giolitti
Italy
Rome
Ancona
Zara
Thiz City
Breckate
Frome
Cavigna
Fiame
Cavigia
Ferrario
Trieste
Gabriel D'Annunzis
Cavigla
Lenter
Birrana
Cowie Arrests Two Men for Cleveland Federal Authorities
Deputy Sheriff Cowie traced a telegram from the U S Marshal at Cleveland and arrested George Stump in Columbia township and John Solak in West View. Both were indicted by the federal grand jury for breaking into a freight car on May 9 at Columbia Station. They were brought to the city and jailed for pickup by federal authorities. Patrolman Hurt In Fall. Patrolman Witter slipped on a tee in a downtown alley during rounds last night and spent the rest of the graveyard shift in police headquarters.
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Cowie
United States
Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Columbia Township
Cuyahoga County
George Stump
West View
John Solak
Columbia Station
Witter
Nolice Ueadquarters
Dreamland Theatre Offers Free Kiddies Show
The Elyne Theatres Co. under Owen Flannen will open Dreamland theatre Thursday afternoon from 1 to 10 offering free admission for city children. A program features Henry Carey in The Heart of a Bandit with News Weekly clips, a two reel comedy, Herbert Robison in The Carter Case, and another short. The owner aims to provide an afternoon full of entertainment.
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Te Elyne Theatres Co
Owen Flannen
Dreamland Theatre
Henry Carey
The
News Weekly
Herbert Robison
Carter Case
Bannen
Oberlin Man Hurt When Car Overturned On Holiday Drive
G A McGinnis of Oberlin, an H G Peat Printing employee, remains injured after the Oberlin Whiskyville Road crash Christmas Day when the car driven by his son A McGinnis Jr turned turtle. The elder suffered a broken collar bone as a rough stretch of the road tested driver control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A McGinnis
Oberlin
H. G. Peat Printing Company
Oberlin- W
Whiskyville Road
A. McGinnis, Jr
McGinnis
Poultry exhibitor Bush wins at Chicago show
G. 20 Bush of 159 Hamilton Street won a first prize at the recent big poultry show in Chicago with two birds. He plans to exhibit again at upcoming Cleveland and Pittsburgh shows.
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Bush
Hamilton Street
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Crossing Guard Describes Dangers at Chestnut Street Crossing
Paul Blanchard and H. Lutz warn of careless drivers and obstructed sightlines near the Chestnut Street track. They recount near misses, stubborn pedestrians, and the duty to warn, delay, and protect lives as a crossing attendant reflects on a monotonous life and the heavy responsibility of public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blancherd
Elyria Plague Victim Dies in Chicago Transit
Samuel Andrews of Elyria died at St Luke's Hospital after collapsing in a depot en route from Chicago toward Colorado. The Kiwanis Club and Jackson Hotel patrons funded his transfer for treatment, but tuberculosis claimed his life despite efforts to save him. Burial likely in Chicago as he had few local ties. The case underscores the winter plague's toll and late appeal for help.
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Chicago
Stankard
Samuel Andrews
St. Luke's Hospital
Kiwanis Club
Jackson Hotel
Colorado
Myelid
Andrews
SE Luke's Hospital
Kiwanis Club Bos Fund
Nagy Arrest Over Rain Water Booze Sale Case
Sane Nagy again in trouble with city bootleggers after paying 1000 for rain water that proved to be raisin jack. Officer Sweet found Nagy concealing a bottle of liquor at his Woodford avenue home as Lerain police investigate the rain water case and the two visitors who were there. Nagy to be summoned before Mayor Jones once the investigation clears.
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Sane Nagy
Sweet
Nagy
Woodford Avenue
Lerain
Jones
Tlor
Perry Alloway opens new restaurant on Fort Uroad Street
Perry Alloway, forced out when the previous building was torn down for a new block, resumes business in the former Car sels wallpaper store premises east of his former location, marking a return to the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Alloway
Fort Uroad Street
Judge McGannon Denies Charges on Stand Late Today
In Cleveland on December 28 the defense in the second degree murder trial of William H. McGannon took the stand. He denied all accusations, testified he had two drinks before testing Joyce, and refuted claims that drinks were taken from bottles carried by him and Kagy. He described his movements after the shooting and denied offering Mary Neely money to alter her testimony.
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McGannon
Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Municipal Court
Sla
Harvid C. Kazy
Gove
John W. Joyce
Kagy
Joyce
Jupdhe McGannnon
Euclid Avenue
Ninth Street
Hast Ninth
Superior Avenue
Public Square
Mary E. Neely Chisf
Misas Neely
Dattice
Baskin
Muss Neely
Anne “cGannon
Kagis
John W. Josie
Maurice Berman
Toboganeaning and Goasting Parties Popular on Park Drive
Cascade hill at West Hiver and Furnace streets hosts thriving toboggan and goasting parties. The 1560 grade is icy and snow covered with a five foot drop to the flats, inviting festive rides day and night. Coasters enjoy the winter sport while caution notes warn of danger if sleds are misdirected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Hill
West Hiver
Furnace Streets
John Conzhes
Canaches
Scarlet Fever Case Adds To Health Board Report
One more scarlet fever case and a diphtheria patient are reported since Christmas by the board of health. The scarlet fever case is a Heinzerling boy of 125 Harvard avenue, and the diphtheria patient lives with Gus Koehn at 253 Columbus street. Both homes are quarantined and standard precautions will be used to curb spread.
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The
Board of Health
Heinzerling
Harvard Avenue
Gus Koehn
Columbus Sireet
Harbor Tieup Forecast In New York Harbor
New York December 28 officers of the New York towboat exchange and Harbor Workers union leaders forecast a harbor strike starting January 1 if no agreement is reached. Unions reject the TH21 proposal, claiming about ten thousand members, warned a strike could sideline five thousand more workers. Core dispute centers on a ten hour day versus a sixty hour week and overtime pay avoidance. Engineers aboard frame boats have signed the 1921 agreement.
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New York
New York Towboat Exchange and Harbor Workers Union
Harbor Boat Men’s Union
Lorain Names and Resignations Mark City Administration
Lorain Mayor W F Grall announced Service Director Timberman will resign effective January 1. The city faces vacancies as A J Lewis also resigns, with no immediate replacements. Grall expects charges against Police Chief A A King to proceed and will ignore criticism from Rev Grant as he focuses on pending duties.
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Lorain
W. F Grall
Timberman
Timber Man
A. J. Lewis
Civil Serve Commission
H S McPherson
Cleveland
Grall
A. King
Grail
Mike Peer
Civil Service Commission
Peer
Rev. Grant
Optus Cleveland Office to Open January First
The firm of Ritchie Slough and Wales patent attorneys in Le Tain County Bank building will open a Cleveland branch on January 1. FE B Fales will head the new office. Alimony case Hamlin versus Hamlin ends with Mrs Hamlin awarded 275 dollars temporary alimony and dissolution of injunction proceedings.
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Ritchie, Slough & Wales
le Tain
Ile Hamlin
L. D. Hamlin
Mra. Hamlin
Bian
Love Struck Pair Spotted In Abandoned Auto
East Side residents alerted police to an abandoned car in a field near Denison late last night. Officers arrived to find the vehicle in use with a couple inside expressing affection before the interruption.
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Denison Wivenwe
Strongsville Resident Run Down by Auto This Morning
Strongsville resident George Richards was struck by a car driven by Arthur Gould while attempting to cross a road to the park. Richards, who had driven from the country, suffered a bruised knee and blamed himself amid frosty conditions as the auto slid about 20 feet to avoid the collision.
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George Richards
Strongsville
Arthur Gould
Cheapside
Richards
Richardo
Anyffort
County Orphans Given Rare Treat at Oberon Home
About fifty Rotary members and wives visited the Oberon Children’s Home last evening. After supper at the YMCA they arrived by special car with gifts for seventy eight children. Apples oranges nuts candy were placed in new stockings. Toys included kiddie cars sleds dolls. Oscar Haserodt gave each boy a jewel piece. Mrs West and Merthe Co donated girls’ bat sets. Santa Claus Art E Smith distributed candy and cheer. The event was called the happiest day of the year.
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Rotary Club
Ober-on
Oscar Haserodt
Merthe Co
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Across Counties
Hospital notes list admits including Mrs Fanny Eliot at Wogan Street Hazen Baker and Glenn Locke from Olmstead Falls Pete Rudly Elyria township Walter Handley Wellington ay Beamer Spencar Miss Eva Whitney OberHa Miss Aliee Matily Gratton Discharges include Miss Mead Wiss Schottish Elyria R D 2 Birthe son to Schrader 619 Lodi Street daughter to Galtlam 343 West Eighth Street and daughter to Ralph Whitnes Lucy Hurst Lakeside Hospital joins Elyria Memorial Hospital staff as assistant superintendent.
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Fanny Eliot
Wogan Street
Hazen Baker
Glenn Locke
Olmstead Falls
Pete Rudly
Elyria Township
Walter Handley
Wellington
Ay Beamer
Spencar
Eva Whitney
OberHa
Aliee Matily
Gratton
Mead Wiss Schottish
Elyria R D
Birthe
Schrader
Lodi Street
Annexation Talks Engage Carlisle Residents Amid Cold Snap
The Carlisle annexation committee, appointed by President Hewitt, plans a future meeting to discuss joining with the city council. Residents south of East Avenue and Sixteenth Street weigh benefits like water supply and police protection while avoiding haste. A severe cold snap lowered gas pressure, chilling homes. officials urged use of gas stoves as furnaces boost heat. Sidewalks froze over, making street travel safer than icy sidewalks.
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Comal
J. 4. Hewitt
Carlisle
East Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Adams
City Gas & Electric Company
Manger Adams
Mercury
Marriage Licenses in Lorain and Elyria Areas
William Renault 21 and Treva Thodes 20 of Lorain obtained a license with Rev E B Redhead and W M Fullerton officiating. Irving Thompson 24 and Martha Bond 24 of Lorain. Joseph Jordden 43 of Chicago and Mary Rosecrans 42 of Elyria. Warvy Lewis 37 and Mabel Brecknock 26 of Elyria. Officiants listed as Rev J H Grant and Rev W L Burner.
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William ZL. Renault
Green Line Decides on Middle Avenue Track Relaying
Green Line officials weigh whether to begin relaying Middle Avenue track now or delay until spring as winter weather looms. Rails are ready to install on ties but fear prolonged severe weather. Many workers could be hired and a large force could be used if work proceeds this winter. Superintendent J A Nestor aims to finish promptly as roadbed remains poor from old ballast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Line
Middle Avenue
Ulem
New Year House Calls Fade From Elyria Traditions
Elyria’s old New Year custom of hand delivering visits and punch bowls has vanished as the city grew and social circles narrowed. Forty years ago Elyria families such as the Elys Gates Beshes Starrs Favons DeWitts Vincent Baldwin Shapman Bornton Hill Washburn Boyd Penfield Pomeroy Metcal Lawades Johnston Nelson Gay Flower Fisher and others hosted guests with lunches as sleighing crowds roamed the streets in celebration. The practice faded amid divided society and fewer neighbors knowing one another, ending a New England rooted rite of January greetings.
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Elyria Republican
Elys
Gates
Beshes
Starrs
Favons
DeWitts
Vincent
Baldwin
Shapman
Bornton
Hill
Washburn Boyd
Penfield
Pomeroy
Metcal
Lawades
Johnston
Nelson
Gay
Flower
Fisher
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Owen J. Gannon
Towmake Kids
Kree Entertainment
Dreamland
Elyria Grosling
Paul Blanchard
Chestnut Street
Blanchard
H. Lutz
Abbe Road
Mexico
U.S
Atbert J. Pani
Mrs. Pani
Alber
Pani
Otrezon
U. S
Elyria
Dies Yn Hospital
Elyaian
Grogaze Park Drive
Lorain Safety Director
UNITA
Optus
Izetta Brown
Inetta Brown
Wiliam Brown
Kingwood
W. Va
San Eisco
Ardrow Mre
Brown
Kingwead
Wil
Ebyria
Middle Ave
J. A. Nestor
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