Bound Over To Grand Jury On Burglary Charge
Elyria reports Charles Castle and Edward Robinson bound over to the grand jury under $500 bail on a house breaking charge after being found in a Northrop Street residence. Evidence shows a broken front door lock and a padlock, with the pair claiming they were merely speaking in heat.
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Grand Jury
Elyria
Charles Castle
Edward Robinson
Northrop
F. H. Prentice
Castle
Robinson
Mr. Prentice
Prentice
Cattle
Sign Petitions to Reinstates Former La Grange Teacher
La Grange February 2 petitions circulate in the village calling for the reinstatement of former Supt C T Jacobs who resigned from Le Grange public schools. Many residents sign petitions some with more than fifty signatures. The board has not issued reasons for the resignation and may hear the petitions at a special meeting while applications to fill vacancies appear to be pending.
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LA Grange
C. T. Jacobs
le Grange
Delinquents Paying Up Delinquents Paying Up
Elyria notes county treasurer reports a steady stream of tax delinquents paying overdue amounts. Total receipts match average levels, and the treasurer expresses satisfaction with the collection effort as the books closed.
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Elyria
Calvert Criticizes Wild Speculation Fueling Business Slump
Elyria February reports show Harry S. Calvert of Elyria Enamel Products in a Young Men's Business Club talk linking wildcat stocks to a 1920s downturn. He cites a family losing earnings on luxury purchases, urges savings, and warns against deceptive literature. He predicts Europe must straighten first before American demand revives. The meeting announced a March 1 play and a charity dance to fund a college hopeful.
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Elyria
Hilyria
Harry S. Calvert
Elytia Enamel Products Company
Young Men's Business Club
Styria
Calvert
America
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Webber
Ben Schubert
Webber
Womans Civic League
Ellis’ Hall
Germany Renounces Paris Reparations Settlement
Berlin February 2 Germany rejects the Paris supreme Allied council terms as final. Foreign Minister Walter Simons says the reparations issue will guide future talks and may affect Upper Silesia. Socialist leader Edouard David calls reparations a blow to German workers.
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Berlin
Germany
Supreme Allied Council
Paris
Walter S:mons
Reichstag
Simons
Upper Silesia
Edouard David
Associated Press
Harry A. Ward Dies of Heart Trouble in Elyria
Harry A. Ward 38 of 107 Malcolm Court Elyria died today after a weeklong illness due to heart trouble. Survived by widow and his parents of Grafton and many friends, he worked as a brakeman for New York Central. Funeral 2 PM Saturday at the Church of Christ Rev W L Burner officiating, interment Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Elyria
Harry A. Ward
Malcolm Court
Mr. Ward
Grafton
New York Central
Church of Christ
W. L. Burner
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Fireman J B Backus Taken to Memorial Hospital
Elyria reports fireman J B Backus of the central station was driven to Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon after a sudden illness while on duty. Doctors fear gall stones or appendicitis and an operation may be required.
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Elyria
J. B. Backus
Memorial Hospital
Harding cabinet predicted James J. Davis to join
Elyria report says Henry J. Smith, Moose lodge secretary, received a National Board telegram announcing President elect Warren G. Harding will appoint James J. Davis, Director General of the Moose, as secretary of labor in his cabinet. The local secretary sent a telegram of appreciation to the President-elect last night.
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Elyria
Henry J. Smith
The
Moose Lodge
Rodney J. Brandon
National Board of Directors
Warren G. Harding
James J. Davis
the Moose
Marriage Licenses Listed For four couples in Ohio region
Robert J. Pitts 27 machinist Elyria wed Margaret Horwedel 34 dressmaker Ridgeville with Father Fecht officiating. Lawrence Fay Larimer 33 merchant Akron wed Grace M. Waldvogel 32 dressmaker Lorain with Father Scutlen officiating. Chas H. Reiking cashier and Lucille Webb until Lorain with a minister officiating. Adolph Frankenberg 36 farmer Birmingham wed Daisy Martin 41 laundress Lorain with Rev. Newcomer officiating.
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Robert J. Pitts
Elyria
Margaret Horwedel
Ridgeville
Fecht
Lawrence Fay Larimer
Akron
Grace M. Waldvogel
Lorain
Scutlen
Chas. H. Reiking
Lucille Webb
Adolph Frankenberg
Birmingham
Daisy Martin
Reid Avenue
Laundress
Newcomer
Suit on Cognovit Note Filed in Elyria
Melton Phelps and John Pekras filed suit today in Elyria against Owen Banno seeking judgment for 1100 on a cognovit note.
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Elyria
Melton Phelps
John Pekras
Owen Banno
Indicted Man Frieling Surrenders In Lorain Robbery Case
William Frieling surrendered to Sheriff Backus at the Elyria courthouse after being indicted by the grand jury for robbery linked to a burglary at the Friedman store in Lorain. He was arraigned before Judge Thompson, pleaded not guilty, and released on 4500 bail.
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Elyria
William Frieling
Backus
Court House
Frieling
John Wrobel
Andrew Matusek
Alex Wyatt
Friedman
Lorain
Baltimore
Thompson
Indian Rioters Clash With Police in Allahabad Area
Reporting from Allahabad on February 2 notes reinforcements dispatched to Rai Bareli amid renewed rioting. Several wounded at Fyza bad while troops move from Lucknow to Purabad district after last week’s clashes. The situation is described as serious with authorities intent on suppressing the unrest.
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Allahabad
India
Rai Bareli
Fyzabad
Alleha
Purabad
Lucknow
Penalties Bring $2196 In Elyria Month Fine Totals
Elyria police reported 19 arrests in January, yielding $2,190 in fines and costs and miscellaneous collections raising the monthly total to $2,196.05.
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Elyria
Rotary Club Brings Fine Speaker Here To Elyria
Elyria February 2 The local Rotary Club brings Dr Barker of Washington DC to speak Thursday February 3 at First Congregational Church. Morning talk to high school pupils on How to Make the Most of Life. Afternoon women’s meeting on A Mother’s Relation to Her Daughter. Evening Rotary address A Father’s Responsibility to His Son. Coshocton Rotary Club telegram praises Barker’s reception and value to the community.
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Elyria
Chaz
Barker
Washington, D. C
First Congregational Church
Redpath
Rotary Club
Harry ©. Hunt
Coshocton
Hospital Notes Elyria Admission and Discharge Highlights
Elyria hospital notes for February list admissions including Mrs John Morrison 161 Court Street Carlton Smith 807 West River Street Martin Csoma 208 West River Street J D Backus Middle Avenue To Gates Hospital Margaret Rousce Oberlin Children's Home Oberlin Discharges include Jacob Mitchell 644 Lodi Street Miss Cue Limer 863 West River Street Miss Daisy Wilson 1421 West Fourteenth Street Mrs Harold Stoddard 651 Sixth Street
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Elyria
John Morrison
Court Street
Carlton Smith
West River Street
Martin Csoma
West River
J. D. Backus
Middle Avenue
Gates Hospital
Margaret Rousce
Oberlin Children’s Home
Oberlin
Jacob Mitchell
Lodi Street
Cue Limer
Daisy Wilson
Weat Fourteenth Street
Harold, Stoddard
Sixth Street
Groundhog Day Bets Hint At Six More Weeks Of Weather
Weather bets in the city offered two to one against the groundhog seeing his shadow. If sun fails, six weeks of mild weather are forecast, provided the woodchuck stays above ground. Candlemas Day is noted as Ground Hog Day and marks the winter’s waning. days will grow longer.
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Higden
Free Speech The Champion Of Professor Hight At Open Forum
Professor Semper of Oberlin College spoke at Ma chinist s hall on free speech and free assembly arguing the economic system favors a few and must be reformed by diverse experts. He warned government officials serve the people and free speech underpins democracy, noting secular power suppresses speech more than church. A resolution urged creation of an Industrial Council including local chambers and the Central Labor council with open meetings.
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Oberlin College
Open Forum
Elyria
Semper
Washington
National Capitol
Clyriz & Lorain Chambers of Commerce
Central Labor Council
Pubila
Lorain Municipal Court bill moves through senate
Senator Burke guides a Lorain municipal court bill to establish a four year term for a judge shared by the city and Black River and Sheffield townships. The measure outlines compensation from city county and townships, assigns jurisdiction over local ordinances, misdemeanors and civil matters, with tax funded salaries and certification to the Lorain County Common Pleas Court for real estate titles.
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J. F. Burke
Senate
Lorain
Black River
Sheffield
Burke
Shofield
Benator Burke
Common Pleas Court
Municipal Court
Common Pleas
Lorain County
Clerk of the Common Pleas
Commissioners in Peculiar Case Between Counties
In Elyria on February 2 the Huron county commissioners sued Lorain county to recover a $22.65 bill for moving Alexander and Ada Cowie from Lorain to Huron for relief. The Cowies, with property sales in Huron and funds in a bank, say they are not charity cases and were later returned to Huron by the superintendent.
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Elyria
Huron County
Lorain County
Clarksfield Township
Alexander
Ada Cowie
Cowies
Lo Tain County
Thhey
Bals
Death Claims Mrs. Gershowitz
In Lorain on February 2, after a two month illness of heart disease, 88 year old Mrs. Anna Freedman Gershowitz wife of Ike Gershowitz died at her home 1734 Garden Avenue. She had lived here four years and is survived by her husband and three daughters Rose Blanche and Clara. A Jewish synagogue member funeral services are set for 2:00 PM with Rabbi Miller officiating and interment in the Jewish cemetery.
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Lorain
Anna Freedman Gershowitz
Ike Gershowitz
Garden Avenue
Gershowitz
Rose
Blanche
Clara
Miller
Fire Damps Twelfth Street Home In Overheated Furnace
Elyria fire crew responded to A. A. Crooks at 334 Twelfth street yesterday afternoon at 6 30 and quenched a blaze sparked by an overheated furnace. Damage was slight.
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Elyria
A. A. Crooks
Twelfth Street
Burglary Report Notes Missing Items at 616 Lodi St
Elyria police say a dull knife and an oil stone were missing after a Monday night break in at the Biekers barn 616 Lodi Street. The incident details come from local police to the blotter.
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Elyria
Biekers
Lodi Street
Poges
Bill to Make Railroad Crossings Safe In Senate
COLUMBUS February 2 A Chronicle telegram report says Senator J F Burke introduced a bill in the Senate to ensure an unobstructed view of all railroad crossings in the state. The measure would require removing trees sign boards and any obstruction along the right of way to let drivers obtain a full view before crossing.
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Columbus
Chronicle- Telegram
J. F Burke
Senate
City Boards of Education Spend Money to Improve Schools
Elyria February 2. Under a new state law allowing a two and one eighth mill school tax, districts with surplus tax duplicates must raise local school funds or lose state aid to other districts. Ridgeville loses about 7000 yearly to tuition for Elyria schools. centralized schools could cut costs and save tuition. Some townships nationwide lose funds, while Elyria Lorain vote to issue bonds to fund building and improvements. Wellington village has the county’s highest rate after building a new high school, despite a smaller tax base.
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Elyria
Ridgevile
Hlyria
Ridgeville
Ohio
Avon Lake
Carlisle
Sheffield
Tia
Lorain
Wellington Village
Auditor Guthman Prepares 1920 Receipts and Expenditures
Elyria reports city auditor Walter Guthman is compiling the 1920 receipts and expenditures. He notes the task is the toughest the office handles and the staff rejoices when the work is finished.
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Elyria
Walter Guthman
Ofice
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Sam H. Squire
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Coshocton Rotary Cinb
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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