Strike Save Hundreds as Anthracite Miners Stand Firm
Philadelphia reports Mine Workers Union leader Golen L. Lewis says about 250 miners are alive today who would have died without the strike and that roughly 600 miners are killed annually by accidents in the mines. He claims the five month strike keeps public fuel supply from collapse and slams operators for forcing workers to risk life in wage talks.
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Philadelphia
Golen L. Lewis
Mine ‘Workers Union
Maine
Lewis
Lfe
Columbus Woman Wins Golf Title
Mrs. F. Stanley Crooks of Columbus Ohio won the Hollywood women amateur title after defeating a strong field. Mrs. Eskridge of Hollywood and Mrs. W. F. Bigelow of Minneapolis finished as runners-up in the event organized by Willie McFarigne, national open champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fifa
Mra. F. Stanley Crooks
Columbus
Ohio
Mra
F. A. Eskridge
W. F. Bigelow
Minneapolis
Willie McFarigne
Boston Snowstorm Paralyzes New England Transit System
A massive blizzard halts transportation from Boston to coastal New England with ships adrift and trains lost in snow drifts. Five New Haven trains vanish in drifts while lightships and relief parties battle the storm, as crews rush to aid affected ferries, ships, and commuters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Pollock Rip
Monomay
Nantucket Shoals
New Bedford
New Haven
Bellnuate
Redwing
Provincetown
State budget official forecasts solutions to treasury shortage
Columbus reports show operating expenses of state departments totaled 2,430,000 last month versus 2,495,000 in January a year ago. Receipts reached 1,427,000 last month, up from 1,191,000 in January 1925. Budget Commissioner Brennaman says he expects the fiscal gap to be solved before the anticipated summer shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Brennaman
President Coolidge to receive naturally colored eggs
President Coolidge will avoid dying Easter eggs as Rep Will Wood announces plans to send eggs laid by the Aracango, a red and blue macaw from Indiana. The bird feeds on egg dyes and lays eggs in varied colors, with an Indiana naturalist confirming the bird's existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Will Wood
Indiana
White House
Theft of Clover Seed Reported at Brigh ton Elevator
Last week eleven sacks of clover seed disappeared from the Brigh ton elevator and authorities have investigated. Joe Spraite is jailed pending further inquiry. Gilbert Humbul reported stolen goods when selling to Chandler Son and claimed he bought 41 from Joe Spraitz of Lorain for 150. Value estimated at 400 to 400. Sheriff Fred linderhill and deputies Steve Cowle and J FE Run dla lead the case.
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Brighton
Joe Spraite
Gilbert Humbul
Chandler & Son
Joe Spraitz
Lorain
Fred Linderhill
Steve Cowle
J. FE. Rundla
Episcopal Church Strains Over Prohibition Debate
Officials clash over Dr Empringham’s report on church temperance views amid Volstead Act talk. Dr Gilbert cautions the Episcopal hierarchy has not endorsed altering prohibition, while the Anti-Saloon League argues the church report misrepresents membership and broader public opinion.
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Sr. Empringham
Gilbert
Church Temperance Society
Empringham
Sodal Commission
Empinehen
Diocose
New York
Department of Social Service
National Council
General Convention
Episcopal Church
Episcopal Lany
Anti-Saloon League
Ampringham
Episcopal ’Ciety
E. Nicholson
Anti-Saloon League of America
League
Agios in Stomach Cause Indigestion
Medical authorities state that nearly nine tenths of stomach trouble including indigestion and bloating result from excess hydroxy acid in the stomach not lack of digestive juices. Artificial aids may harm. Bisurated Magnesia after meals sweetens the stomach and prevents sourness and pain.
Man Begs Divorce After Wife Imprisoned for Poisoning
Springfield reports Carey Strome of New Carl Isle sues Birdie Strome for divorce as Mrs Strome serves a life sentence at Marysville Reformatory for Women after conviction for poisoning her stepdaughter Esta Strome. The sentence began earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Carey Strome
Birdie Strome
New Carlisle
Marysville Reformatory
Firemen Rescue Man From Window Sill
Julius Vanderson sim iter of city hall cramped a leg while washing the health buildings exterior at Court and Second. Firemen from station one raised a ladder to pull him from the second floor and treated his leg until the cramps subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maan
Julius Vanderson
City Hall
Court
Secon
Vanderson
Goodyear Reports Big Year in 1925 Net Profits
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company posts 1925 net profits of 21,005,898 compared with 12,161,040 in 1924. The Akron based firm sets aside 7,500,000 for a raw material reserve, leaving 13,505,989 for dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Av. Rev
Ignath Sues over Stock Transfer in Common Pleas
John Ignath of Wayside Ohio sues Aley and Marty Ramler of Amherst in the common pleas court claiming he was employed to exchange stock tools and farm items for other property and would receive five percent of the value. He alleges he secured property in Cleveland valued at $15,000 and seeks judgment of 750 plus interest.
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Jungment
John Ignath
Wayside
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Aley
Marty Ramler
Amherst
Toola
Cleveland
Lima woman shoots man in Urbana fruit store
Mrs Goodbar confessed to shooting Loverde after alleged blackmail threats. She said she came from Lima with her eight year old son and was in the store with Loverde and his brother when she fired, killing him. Police sought her husband in Lima.
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Mra Goodbar
Loverde
Mra
Goodbar
Lima
Urbana
Laverde
Loverda
Gondhar
Sali
Kings Cafeteria Opens in New Location on Load Street
The King's Cafeteria Company opens a larger unit at 350 Load Street moving from Poblo's Prug area to a site east of Capito theatre. Floral displays, redesigned interiors, and tripled staff support capacity for home cooked meals. The Elyria Sedaris Restaurant is also changing from Capitol to Sedaris with a Cleveland outlet on St. Clair Avenue.
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King's Cafetera Company
Load Street
Poblo
Prug
Ovation
Capito Theatre
Ohante Wera
King's
Loop
Lorain
Sedaris
Elyria
Capitol
Sadaris
Cleveland
St. Clair Avenue
Exoneration in Long Island Bank Robbery Murder Case
A jury acquitted Branley Elvana of taking part in the murder of Ernest L. White during a Long Island bank holdup. Ambrose Rog testified Klyana aided the crime, while Klyana was freed soon after. Rosshin awaits execution for his role in the holdup.
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Klyana
Itoss Hinself i9
Stranger Attends Sermon and Debates Length of Preaching
A stranger slips into a church during a sermon and sits in the rear. He fidgets and leans to a white-haired elder, asking how long the preacher has spoken. The elder estimates forty years and the stranger concludes the preacher must be near finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feng
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Puzzle description lists running across and down clues. Word 1 across: in the picture. Word 4 across: a cake frosting, Fr Word & Dorma, principle, pass ion. Down clues include an article of women’s clothing and a common odorous vegetable. Word 3 down: a finger. Yesterday’s puzzle answered.
Luncheon Series Opens at Second Congregational Group
Mrs Iia Miller and Mrs Dorothy Stanford hosted a noon luncheon at 161 Lake Avenue yesterday for sixteen guests in a kickoff for a series by the church ladies. Attendees included Mrs C F Wiseman Mrs Lottle Lovejoy Mrs Maude Conabee Mrs Ethel Roehur and others.
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Iia Miller
Dorothy Stanford
Lake Avenue
Second Congregational Church
F. Wiseman
Lottle Lovejoy
Maude Conabee
Ethel Roehur
Helen Seville
Regular De Molay Meeting and Booster Club Plans
A regular De Molay meeting appointed George Dens as athlete committee chair and Thomas Anspacher as sarfal committee chair. An auditing report covering six months was read. Booster Club members met at Mrs Satterlee’s home and planned a progressive dinner starting February 18. An Eagles Hall Old Time Dance drew a large crowd who danced late. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges including Mig Pan Smith and Mrs Fred Mahike among others.
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DE Molay Order
Order of de Molay
George Dens
Thomas Anspacher
Boosters Club
Booster Club
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Mig Pan Smith
Walnut St
Fred Mahike
Columbus
Arthur Spray
Clark St
Oscar Koehn
East Avenue
Allen Clark
Elm St
Nelson van Wormer
East Broad
Morgan
Rowlands
LaGrange
Social notes list local residents and visitors
Mrs B H Long of Parkaye-Tite attended the Childs Conservation League meeting in Columbus. Robert Jackson of 638 Lake Avenue suffered a paralytic stroke and is gravely ill at home. Mrs Hart Dickason and others were summoned to Detroit for their mother's illness. F W Grown, ex Lake Shore Ticket Agent, now head of Electric Railway Express, visited Elyria. Gene Finnegan leaves for Ghia State University to attend an Alpha Kappa Kappa dance. Miss Oleta Shaffer departs for Ann Arbor to make her future home. Numerous residents and guests, theater plans, and trips to Cleveland, Oberlin, Elyria, and Buffalo are noted.
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B. H. Long
Parkaye- Tite
Childs’ Conservation League
Columbus
Long
Ohio
Robert Jackson
Lake Avenue
Hart Dickason
East River Street
H Gregg
R. G. Davis
Lorain
Detroit
J. A. Davis
Davis
F. W Grown
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Dlyria
Electrie Railway
Ftpress
Headamwarters
Mlyria
Gene Finnegan
Lodstreet
Ghia State University
Gerald Tyler
Alpha Kappa Kappa
Harry Life
William Cunningham
Ethel Burrows
Fifth Street
Buffalo
New York
Omer Goodrtch
Misa da Harrison
Fast Cleveland
Mra
Mra A. Beck
Misa Pauline
Furnace Street
M. J. Robinson
Mathew Sloan
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Sloan
E. Decker
Elyria
Elmer Sanker
Tobby
Cleveland Heights
James Brandan
Princeton Avenue
Pete Held
Cleveland Road
Lorain-Overlock Incorporated in Lorain
Lorain Overlock, Inc. is incorporated in Lorain with capital of $500. Officers listed are K. T. Siddall and I. M. Mc Donough.
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Lor.co
Columbus
Lorain-Overlock, Inc
Lorain
K. T. Siddall
I. M. McDonough
Pinchot and Lewis Confer Over Coal Strike
Gov Difford Pinchot of Pennsylvania met with John L. Lewis for about an hour and a quarter to discuss options to end the hard coal strike. Both declined to reveal next moves or details of the talks, saying they reviewed the situation comprehensively.
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Lewis
Gov. Pinchot
Pinadelphia
Qov
Difford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Utes
Lewis Usewise
Cleveland Produce and Livestock Market Recap
Cleveland markets report fruits, vegetables, eggs, dairy, poultry with price ranges. Livestock in Cleveland and Toledo shows mixed beef, calves, sheep, and hogs with notable receipts and varying bids.
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Cleveland
UTTER
Batra Os
Abe
Ohio
Wester Sts
York Statesyerservesee
Witte Asa Certas
Toledo
Warren Lamp Coal Big Week Price Declared
Warren Lamp announces a big week with Kennedy Coal offering coal at five dollars and seventy five cents per ton cash terms.
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Warren Lamp
Kennedy Coal
Throat and Chest Remedy Adverts Inflammacine Claim
An old advertisement promotes INFLAMMACINE salve for throat chest and back with heat and vapors to loosen phlegm soothe membranes and open airways. It urges readers to consult a druggist for a small jar and promises money back if not satisfied. The copy targets colds catarrh bronchitis and even incipient pneumonia with jars priced 30 or 60.
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Doc Turner
C. W. Phillips
Lincoln voter letters recount 1864 ballot and Civil War ties
Readers share memories of voting for Abraham Lincoln in 1864 and recount Civil War service. Notes include Richard Putt of Medina County who served in Company C, 124th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and was wounded at Lovejoy Station, plus other residents recalling participation in Lincoln’s elections and wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Putt
Chronicle-Telegram
Abraham Lincoln
Brunswick Center
Medina County
Lincoln
Putt
Co Tambla
Loraim County
Co. C
Lovejoy Station
Atlanta
Tie
Burnsides Poor
H. H. Ball
Hillsdale Ct
Woman Curator Brings 1300 Rare Bugs to London Zoo
Miss L. E. Cheesman curator of the London zoo shows fearless handling of the smallest creatures. She just returned from a trip to the South Sea Islands with 1,300 rare specimens for the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Zoo
L. E. Cheesman
South Sea Islands
Ambassador Houghton Heads to Paris for Geneva Talks
American Ambassador Houghton leaves for Paris to discuss the postponed Geneva disarmament parley with Ambassador Herrick. He plans to stay away until next Thursday, traveling with Ms. Houghton and their aides.
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London
Houghton
Paris
Herrick
Geneva
Firecracker prank ends with injured mayor’s clerk
Grant Schrock, the mayor’s clerk, injured his hand while attempting to light a four inch dynamite cracker. He discarded the match and the device exploded in his right hand. Schrock plans to quit handling fireworks after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Schrock
Schrock
Schreck
Mitch
City to Shut Off Water for Unpaid Bills
Service Director James A. Hewitt announced that all city water users with delinquent bills must pay by next Tuesday or have their water shut off. He said about 60 residents had not paid and criticized those who promise to pay on payday but do not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Warren Lump Coal This Week Priced at 5.75 Per Ton
The report lists Warren lump coal at five dollars and seventy five cents per ton cash this week. Availability appears steady with buyers urged to act quickly.
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PUNE
Carstensen
Church Tamperance Society
Hhen
Jeague
Orville
Poland
Mr Poland
Toasropel Church
Sonl
Oman
Serving Life Team 15
Goodyear
Kings Cafeteria
Ora Walter Samuels
Fayetteville
James P. Langston
Mail Cartier
Gran Toledo
Timothy
Abe Lincoln
Mare
Robert Smith
Erie St. Elyria
Fire Cracker
Warren
Margaret Morfoot
First Savings & Loan Bida
Middle Ave
FORD
the Simpson Motor Company
Broad St
Emde Mortgage CO
Plain Dealer
Main
Mill Street
U. S
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Milady
Leader Shoe
the Shop
the Air
Doylan
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