Miss Rose Moriarty Slated For Ohio Board Appointment
Cleveland woman Miss Rose Moriarty is reportedly to join Ohio’s state board of administration as part of a sweeping renewal after all four current terms expire. She was summoned to Columbus for a conference with the governor and later to Indianapolis to discuss a bill creating a similar board in Indiana.
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Cotesides
Relcolia
Walster& Hepi
Hould
Rose Moriarty
Cleveland
Miss Moriarty
Yast Wight
Indianapolia
Tidiaho
Indiana
Ohis
Four Killed in N-Train Wreck Near Newark New Jersey
Four Pennsylvania railroad wrecking crew members from Columbus were killed when their clearing train was struck by a freight near Newark. Bodies burned beyond recognition, several injured, oil sparked blaze trapping workers. Rescue crews faced severe burns while aiding trapped men. Investigation awaited into rear-end protection of the work train.
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Newark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Newar
William Williams
M. A. Pack C. A. Roush
John Zinnaor
F. W Mitchell
L. Withere
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Germany Cannot Pay Indemnity Says Berlin Speech
Berlin reports Dr Waters Simons German foreign minister will tell the Reichstag Germany cannot subscribe to allied reparation demands as impossible to fulfil. Keynes at Versailles argues trade scale would be required to meet payments and warns Paris proposals could force a huge reorganization of international trade. Daily Herald quotes German peace negotiator as calling the reparations “eye wash and bunkum.”
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Berlin
Waters Simons
Reichstag
Boersen Zettung
Germany
Supreme Allied Council
Paris
John Maynard Keynes
Versailles
Eschi Sther
Mier
Jorman Atgil
Anther
The
Daily Herald
Organ of Labor
Few Building Permits Demanded Last Month
Elyria February report shows only seven building permits issued in January with total expenditure of 5500 dollars. Most activity was repairs and remodels. only one new house appears in the permit list.
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Elyria
Grant Schrock
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Mint
Cuba
Colombia
Peru
Venezuela
Coasting Declared Fine at Cascade Park
Elyria reports Park Commissioner Wilford says Cascade Park coasting is fine with a lightning fast course. Tobogganing and coasting are both suitable and large crowds are expected to attend.
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Elyria
Wilford
Cascade Park
Marriage ligenges in Ohio couple from Columbia Station and Ridgeville
Clarence J Walden 21 farmer of Columbia Station and Charlotte Maringer 18 clerk of Ridgeville obtain marriage license. Fathers listed as Michael Peller 22 salesman and Marion Place 18 Lorain Rey with J Johnson noted.
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Clarence J. Walden
Columbia Station
Charlotte Maringer
Ridgeville
Fetch
Michael Peller
Marion Place
Lorain
Rey
J. Johnson
Abrogation of Rail Wage Pack Sought
Chicago February 1 railroad executives seek repeal of national wage agreements with the railroad brotherhoods. If granted the roads could cut operating expenses by about 300 million dollars, risking bankruptcy. Brotherhood and employe leaders petition President Wilson and Senator Dexter while urging congressional inquiry.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Railroad Brotherhoods
W W Atterbury
Pennsylvania Lines
Brotherhoods
B M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood
Wilson
Poindexter
R. Barton
Henry T. Hunt
Atterbury
Mr. Atterbury
Steel plants raise output in Pittsburgh district
Independent steel makers in the Pittsburgh district resume operations on a cautious basis after weeks of suspension. About forty percent capacity expected shortly with several mills including Cambria Johnstown Pittsburg Crucible Blaw-Knox Weirton La Belle Iron Works resuming. Some orders for exports such as a $1,000,000 project for Osaka towers noted. Wage cuts and shorter hours reported to fit eight hour day. In Canton seven of twelve Canton Sheet Steel mills may reopen February 7 with about 500 additional workers employed and a projected 20 percent wage reduction across the line.
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Pittsburgh
Jrm
Cambria Steel Company
Johnstown
Pittsburg Steel Company
Monessen
Crucible Steel Company of America
Pittsburg
Blaw-Knox Company
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
W. Va
la Balle Iron Works
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Wheeling
Osaka
Japan
Briar Hill Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Berger Manufacturing
Stark Rolling Mills Company
Canton
Trumbull Steel Company
Warren
Canton Sheet Steel Company
Hydraulic Pressed Steel Company
Cleveland
C. W. Vilas
Bank Robbery in Chicago Loses Over Twenty Thousand Dollars
Chicago report states six robbers entered the Kenkoad Trust and Savings Bank in a south side business district and fled in an automobile with more than $20,000. Details are incomplete due to garbled text.
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Chicago
Kenkoad Trust and Savings Bank
South Side
Piqua Gold Clubhouse Burns Overnight
A $32,000 Piqua Gold Clubhouse burned to the ground this morning, believed incendiary. The structure was insured for $25,000, with out of town workers used due to a wage dispute among unions and contractors.
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Piqua, O
Piqua Gold Club
Newport News Unemployed Offered Sew er Work Or Jail
In Newport News on February 1, the city manager declared unemployed men could choose sewer improvement jobs or jail. The edict promised sewer work to all applicants who had resided in the city for a required period or already lost jobs there.
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Newport News
Jurors Named For Petit Jury Service
Elyria February 1 The jury list for service on the petit jury includes Chas Dirlam Wellington Percy Cole Oberlin D M Byam Elyria A M Revers Grafton Fred Roeger Lorain Georges Gates Avon Henry Schneider Henry Jair Ray Culvertson W B Vischer Wallington A G Comings Ober Yin F J Roth Avon Lake Alfred B Allen Elyria They are to appear next Monday morning.
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Elyria
Petit Jury
Chas Dirlam
Wellington
Percy Cole
Oberlin
D. M. Byam
A. M. Revers
Grafton
Fred Roeger
Lorain
Georges Gates
Avon
Henry Schneider
Henry Jair
Ray Culvertson
W. B. Vischer
Wallington
A. G. Comings
Obe
Harding Asks For A Special Session On His Appointees
Washington Feb 1 A retouched excerpt notes President elect Harding requests a special Senate session to confirm cabinet and other appointments. The telegram via Senator Lodge and Senator Underwood outlines a brief session, with new senators expected by March 4. The call will be issued after inauguration, aiming for late March or early April.
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Harding
Wilson
Congress
Washington
Senate
Moat
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
White House
Underwood
Alabama
Lorain County Won't Re-Appraise Real Estate
Lorain County will not conduct a new real estate re appraisal. County Auditor M H Welty advised commissioners that after reviewing current valuations it is inadvisable to attempt a re appraisal due to unsettled market conditions and cost. A hearing date was requested to consider arguments for and against the proposal, set for February 1st.
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Elyria
Lorain County
M. H. Welty
Lorainapiathy
Belgian King Albert and Queen Elizabeth Arrive in Madrid
Great crowds gathered near the railway station as King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium were due to arrive at noon. Madrid’s garrison and troops from surrounding districts lined the streets to clear the way for the royal procession.
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Madrid
Albert
Elizabeth
Belgium
Electric light plan eyed for Columbia Center area
A meeting at Columbia Center last night discussed installing electric light systems for Columbia Center, Columbia Station, West View, and Copopo. Attendees included General Manager A. W. Morvan and electrical engineer B. J. Heger of Loram County Electric Co. A tentative plan by Morgan and Brizer was reviewed. a committee of local residents approved it. A second meeting is planned within two weeks to decide the project.
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Elyria
Cowmbia Center
Columbia Station
West View
Copopo
Colar
General Branager
A. W. Morvan
B. J. Heger
Loram County Electric Co
Clayaland Pane Co
Messrs Morgan
Brizer
Jocativs
Unyas
Hunt boy missing fears body under ice at Euclid Creek
Cleveland February 1 Ten year old Fred Hyde has been missing for four days and his parents fear his body is beneath the ice in Euclid creek Police will break the ice and drag the stream to recover the body The parents think he was skating and fell through the ice
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Cleveland
Fred Hyde
Euclid Creek
Systematic Methods Adopted by Rum Runners in Lorain County
Lorain County bootleggers use district staffing to protect illicit trade. An intruding bootlegger tried to push operations into Lorain city, was confronted by authorities, and agreed to confine activities locally. Observers note uniform grog pricing suggests informal price agreements.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Lorain
Lorain County Fish and Game meeting draws crowd
In Elyria on February 1 the Lorain County Fish and Game Association packed Rialto theater to hear big game hunter Morris Ackerman recount his Canadian Rockies experiences. Cleveland newspaper man W B Gray spoke on fish and game methods, then Ackerman shared stories and showed a mountain goat head and a grizzly bear hide. Two film reels of outdoor sports followed. the gathering was a success.
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Elyria
Lorain County Fish and Game Association
Rialto Theater
Morris Ackerman
Canadian Rockies
W. B. Gray
Cleveland
Soldiers Bonus to Up Today in Columbus Senate
Columbus February 1 1921 tentative calendar shows senators debating the soldiers bonus resolution and Taft bill to authorize municipalities to issue deficiency bonds. American Legion backs the bonus and expects its adoption in the house this week with proceeds financing a $25 million bond issue for a 10 monthly stipend up to 250 per person. No senate opposition anticipated to allocating shares to a soldiers hospital fund or soldier organizations. The Taft relief bill is a 2 pm special order in the house.
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Senate
Cleveland
House
Endley
Ohio
Miller
Senate Taxation Committee
Atkinson
W. H Walker
Hopsey
State Highway Department
Body of Girl to be Taken to Home for Funeral
Ruth Hoover who died in Cumberland Maryland will arrive tonight at 7:20 at the Washington Hotel and be taken to Rathlaw Reidy and Scanlan undertaking establishment. She will be buried at Elmwood Cemetery after funeral services at 2:00 PM tomorrow at the family home 2475 Apple avenue, officiated by Reverend Charles J. Pearse of the First Baptist Church. Earl Hoover, the sister’s brother, accompanies the body from Cumberland.
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Cumberland
Earl Hoover
Girls' Assailant Is Out on Bail
Elyria February report states John Cappa ghe Lorain Tralan, charged with criminal assault, was allowed to furnish $2,500 bail and released. Two Lorain friends who are property owners provided the security.
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Elyria
John Cappaghe
Lorain Tralan
Tis
Loraim
Directors Meet Thursday at Savings Deposit Bank
Directors of the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company of BLYRIA will hold their first monthly meeting in the directors room at the bank on Thursday, February 4, at 7 30 o clock following their selection at the annual stockholders meeting of the institution.
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Blyria
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Admittances and discharges listed for Elyria residents
Admittances include Mrs Bernice Whitney of 1423 West Broad street Mr De Forrest Knapp of Smith block Kar FH Johnson of RK D No 2 Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Duta of R D No 2 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Roy H Carter of 421 Fourth street Those discharged were Mrs Ar bert Brenner and baby of Kipling street Mrs George Lunng and baby of F345 Lodi street Mrs Jobo Guizman and baby Howe street John Riteme of 103 Park avenue Miss Marion McClelland Athica Ohio and from Gates hospital Agnes Brooks 321 North street Rose Kuskie Children s Home Oberlin
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Elyria
Bernice Whitney
West Broad Street
de Forrest Knapp
Smith Block
Kar FH Johnson
RK. D. No
Charles Duta
R. D. No
Roy H. Carter
Fourth Street
Arbert Brenner
Kipling Street
George Lunn
Indicted men rely on baggas case and King hearing
In Elyria two white men pleaded not guilty after being linked to a car carburetor theft amid claims by Joe Baggas that he acted alone. Baggas admitted guilt and asked for another chance. Judge Thompson set a Saturday hearing to decide advancing the King case and criticized delays by the Lorain civil service commission, urging daytime hearings.
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Thompson
Civil Service Commission
Elyria
King
Glitsch
Fence
Lorain Civil Service Commission
Lorain
General Store Robbed in Western Heights Heist
Mary Georges of Woodford avenue reported to police that a general store in Western Heights was robbed. Thieves gained entry by breaking a rear window and carried off knives, pistols, pants, and 45 pennies from the cash drawer.
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Clyrita
Mary Georges
Woodford Avenue
Western Heights
Change Pleas Go to Prison in Elyria
Elyria reports two men, Jack Cordas and James VanCatta, who had yesterday pleaded not guilty to grand larceny changed their pleas after another night in jail and appeared in court. The case involves alleged theft of items valued at several hundred dollars in the town.
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Elyria
Jack Cordas
James VanCatta
Harry Calvert to address Young Men's Business Club
Elyria February 1 Harry Calvert president of Elyria Engraved Products Co will speak to the Young Men's Business Club at 6 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce Hall Plea se return acceptance The Booster Walter Barnes will present an attendance prize and discuss the shoe business The Club Basketball team will play its third City League game after the meeting against the American Legion team
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Elyria
Harry
Calvert
Elyria Enameled Products Co
Dhunner
Chamber of Gemmette” Hall
Pleack
Walter Barnes
Clup
Breeting
American Legion
No Clue in Robbery of Contractor’s Shanty
Elyria February 1 no clue has been found to identify the persons who robbed a contractor’s shanty of a member of the Byoms Iron and Steel Company alert. The fragmentary report notes the incident but offers no suspects or motive at this time.
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Elyria
Biyms Iron and Stes
Prisoners Pick Penitentiary Over Reform School
In Plyria Ohio February 1 two to three guilty men before Judge Thompson chose the penitentiary over Mansfield reform school. Ralph Miller from Lorain claimed age twenty eight but later corrected to thirty two and was sent to the Columbus prison along with two others also aged thirty two. The judge noted the thirty year line but proceeded to place them in the penitentiary, leaving readers curious about the reason.
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Plyria
Thompson
Mansfield
Ralph Miller
Lorain
Reformatory
Miller
Columbus
Sunday Edition Plans At Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram will publish a Sunday morning edition starting next Sunday. It will feature local county state and national news with special sections for church services a sports page a comic supplement and local interest writing. Delivers by home on Sunday morning with a weekly price around 8 cents per copy.
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Chronicle Telegram
Elyria
Lorain
Lorain County
Gerersi
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Ohio Board
N-Tran
England
National New
Heal Estate
Auditor Welty
Columbia
Lorain County Electric Co
Hunt Boy
Ruth Hoover
Joe Baggas
James van Catta
Tack Cordas
Baggas
Webber
Bagas
Jones
Helnim
N. C
Harry Calvert
Lorain Field
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