Local Church to Welcome New Pastor
The Elyria Church of Christ will greet its new minister Rev. wm. C. Fowler tomorrow. Fowler comes from the Island Christian Church of Wheeling and begins after Rev. W L Burner’s resignation. Morning sermon titled Jesus Stood in the Midst. Evening sermon on Melchizedek and Abraham with And He Blessed Him as the subtitle. Expected record attendance for the installation and worship services.
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W L. Burner
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Abraham
Libel Suit Filed in Lorain Over Damages
Helen Kudlo Lo Tain sues Samuel Goodman of 1115 Washington Avenue Lorain for 10000 alleging defamation stating he accused her of theft harming reputation. She cites humiliation from police court probation officer contact and damages she claims totaling 210000.
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Lorain
Common Pleas
Helen Kudlo
Lo Tain
Samuel Goodman
Waeshimeton Avenue
Goodman
Granger School Nears Charter Withdrawal Details
Granger board of education bears the cost of state requirements. The school lacked room for manual training physical development and domestic science. Five rooms prevented these activities and space for chemical equipment physics. Building was in bad repair. A proposed bond for a new school was defeated in a prior election.
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Echools
Granger Board of Education
Vaughn
Granger School
Granger
Ask Review Of Judgment Involves Graves In Lorain County
The defendants Robert PD Graves and Ethel Graves in Lorain County seek review of a Ninth District Court of Appeals decision. Percy G Hills leads the suit seeking to prevent a store building in Sheffield Lake subdivision. The Supreme Court hearing concerns alleged subdivision restrictions and a failure to observe them.
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Columnls, Bee
Robert PD. Graves
Ethel Graves
Percy G. Hills
Sheffield Lake
Lorain County
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Ninth
Hills
Haus
Graves
McHenry Sends Appreciation for Yule Tide Lighting Contest
James McHenry mails another note of thanks to the Chronicle Telegram for the Yule Tide Lighting contest. He previously won the first award and reiterates gratitude in a brief letter.
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McHenry
Chronicle Telegram
James ©. McHenry
Henry
Local Road Crashes Net Minor Injuries and Damages
A Lorain man and a Northfield resident collide on Third Street at West Avenue. Dibona’s light coupe fails to stop, sparking a spins that injures Salisbury’s occupant and damages vehicles. Bakery truck damage listed as $36.30. case to finance committee and city solicitor. ABaby buggy found on Broad Street. no kidnapping report. A Ford touring car left on Middle Avenue near the Baptist church for three days moved to a local garage under police orders. License plate 24-519 noted.
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Washington Avenue
Lorain
Third
West Avenue
J. G Salisbury
Northfield
Ohio
Salisbury
Dibona
West Side
Namages
Bell Avenue
Middle Avenue
Bapuso Church
Death rate lower in Ohio in first ten months of 1926
Ohio recorded 69,854 deaths in ten months, a rate of 209 per 1000 population, down from 4.5 in 1926. Fewer infant deaths overall but infantile paralysis up. Homicides rose from 412 to 523, personal crisis reports from 703 to 737, and auto and street gas fatalities edged higher.
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Columbus
Ohio
Plummer
Yiel
Protest Over Lorain Bridge Plans Spreads via Stickers
Lorain Chanber of Commerce Lorain Commercial Club and Central Business Men's Association led a protest meeting last night over the Lorain County Memorial Bridge decision. They launched a campaign to oppose the commissioners plan with stickers and posters on autos telegraph poles and public spaces.
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Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Safety trophy offered by American Rolling Mills Co
The safety trophy is awarded to the plant in its organization with the best accident prevention record. It is on exhibition today at Fly Park. Columbia Steel Co. is an intermediary of the American Rolling Mills Co. To gain permanent possession, a plant must win it three years in succession.
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Fly Park
Columbia Steel Co
Mitte Co
Sinclair Grand Jury Indicts Sinclair Team in Obstruction Case
Washington officials report a grand jury returned a presentment charging conspiracy to obstruct justice against Harry F. Sinclair and six others tied to the Sinclair Exploration Co. The panel, led by foreman Dorsey W. Hyde Jr., dismissed the jury after three weeks of testimony, with no indictments to be filed at this time.
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District of Countiuaai
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Sinclar Reining So
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Aeeley
Wo Snerman Buns
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Burns Anente
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Aacints
Dar
Gordon
Havist
Cnet Justue
Walter T. McCoy
Disuser
Columbia Supreme
Dorsey W. Hyde, Jr
Chang Tso Lin Guards Punish Citizens In Peking Streets
In Peking the dictator Chang Tso Lin imposes a half hour kneeling punishment on citizens who stray toward a defense line around the former imperial palace. Armed guards enforce the measure as fear runs through officials, with streets cordoned and pedestrians forced to kneel on the pavement.
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Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Imperial Palace
Chang Tep-fir
Fragmentary Military Directive Emerges in Report
A partial passage describes orders to stow something firmly and a reprimand given to an officer who implemented it, indicating a command oversight and corrective action within a military context.
Painter Inks Trail With Oil Works Along Spanish Trail
The article profiles Theodore Morgan, a noted artist, as he travels the old Spanish Trail painting oil canvases. He has completed dozens of works and aims to finish a large project depicting montane ridges and landscapes from St Ammistrineg to San Piers Wa, celebrating the historic route.
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San Antonio
Tex
Theoore Morgan
San Piers
Jeuae
Wide egg price ranges challenge market clarity in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on December 30, price quotes show eggs stored from 35 to 40 cents with some wholesalers at varied private ranges. Fresh eggs remain firm amid active demand while storage figs drift between 33 and 39 cents.
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Chicago
Springs Ave
United States
Wisconsin
Idaho
Turkish Flapper Scout Tells Of Modern Turkish Life
The Turkish aristocrat Tadiye Selma Ekrem in the United States champions personal freedom for Turkish women, rejects the veil, and advocates modern ideas including Moslem prayer beads and American breeches. Her father, governor general of Jerusalem and the Aegean islands, and grandfather Mustafa Kemal influenced by Abdul Hamid supported her stance.
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Kansas City
Tadiye
Selma Ekrem
United States
Jerusalem
Aegean Islands
Namih Kemal
Abdul Hamid
17 year old to die in electric chair for mob murder
Floyd Hewitt, age 17, faces execution by electric chair on January 6 unless Governor Donahey or the state board of clemency steps in. He was convicted of the murder of Mrs. Fred Brown and her son Fred Jr at Conneaut, Ohio.
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Ohio
State Board of Clemency
Floyd Hewitt
Fred Brown
Fred, Jr
Conneaut
Fog Halts Planes Over Air Routes Through Cleveland
Fog over the New York to Chicago air lines stopped all air mail movements through Cleveland today, delaying flights and disrupting the schedule. The weather halted traffic across the early routes, forcing crews to suspend operations until visibility improves.
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