Bill Aims to Halt Profiteering and Storage Time
Washington February 8 a conference report on a federal cold storage regulation bill was announced by Senator Gronna Republican North Dakota chairman of the Senate Agricultural Committee He said the bill would halt holding food products in cold storage beyond 12 months and prevent sale of deteriorated foodstuffs unfit for human consumption The Senate and House expected to confer and send the measure to the President to sign into law
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Senate
House
Congress
Gronna
North Dakota
Senate Agricultural Committee
Gropna
Walt
Gronua
Ben Wu
Arrests and political shifts clock Lorain and London
In Lorain a man named Gorife files an answer in a false arrest suit against Adam Ayatl claiming Ryall hid a key to his home and implicating Ayatl in a disputed room incident. A Turkish nationalist delegation travels to the near east conference in London, pushing for sultan deposing moves.
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Elyria
T. D Gorife
Lorain
Adam Ayatl
Ryall
Ayali
Loran
London
Perjured testimony shocks Mooney case discovery
John McDonald a key prosecution witness in the Thomas J Mooney case admits his testimony was false. Mooney’s death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment by Wilson after Walsh states Mooney was trained. In Dayton thirteen Middletown men face liquor charges with hearings set for Feb 24 25. Elyria reports a council complaint over street car conduct on Court Street and Cheapside.
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New York
John McDonald
Thomas J. Mooney
San Jrisco
Dayton
Middletown
U.S
Elyria
Green Nears
Court Street
Cheapside
Policemen's Ball a Grand Success in BLYRIA
The Policemen's Ball drew 600 guests to Cascade pavilion on a rainy night. Tickets and fund raising are expected to add about 650 dollars to the Police Pension Fund. Fire Chief Bates did not attend, disappointing Dan Symons and the crowd awaiting the parade head.
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Blyria
Cascade Pavilion
Bates
Dani’ Symons
Nahm
Sinn Fein Raiders Attack Royal Messenger in Dublin
In Dublin on February 8, Sinn Fein militants attacked a royal courier in an armored car, wounding two. Troops responded with machine guns, clearing the street. Separately, 100 masked Sinn Feiners seized Great Northern Station, dismantled a powerhouse, severed telegraph lines, and stayed 43 minutes without stealing property. A troop train derailed near Kincasslagh, County Donegal, with no casualties reported.
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Great Northern
Kincasslaugh
Imu
Derry
Patrolmen Patrolling Skating Ponds in Elyria
Elyria reports concerns over boys skating on thin Black River ice. Council President H A Hewitt urges patrolman detail to monitor long river stretches to prevent drownings, urging patrols even with skate or motorcycle transport. Mayer Jones proposed river skating ban when ice is unsafe, but policing a specific stretch would be hard.
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Elyria
Black River
H. A. Hewitt
Mayer Jones
Dispute Over Lease Heads to Court Action
In Elyria on February 8 S Mendelson sues Gar McRoberts over a lease dispute. A two member commission and umpire found McRoberts owing Mendelson 369.24, which remains unpaid. In Washington on February 8 the army appropriation bill of 328,861,125 was approved by the House and moves to the Senate.
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Elyria
S. Mendelson
Gar McRoberts
McRoberts
Mendelson
Washington
House
Senate
Carlisle Electors to Vote on 160000 Bond Issue
Elyria February 8 The Carlisle school board seeks approval from residents to submit bonds totaling 160000 for a grade and high school building in the western Carlisle area. The board faces a 3850 annual tuition loss and petitions circulate to place the proposal on the next election ballot. Residents largely favor the plan and will hold meetings this week at Chestnut Grove and West Carlisle.
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Carlisle
Elyria
Carlisle Township
Chestnut Grove
West
Mayor Jones Refuses To Sign Contested Franchise Measure
Elyria reports a council clash as Mayor Jones and Councilman Halpin heatedly argued over the Yellow Line franchise provisions. Halpin charged past votes, while Jones admitted errors but stood firm against signing the measure. Continued on page six.
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Elyria
Jones
Halpin
West Side
Marcy
Carlisle Township Annexation Talks Opened in Elyria
Elyria February 8 council heard that another meeting would be held to discuss paving the way for part of Carlisle township to join the city. The water committee seeks to know soon what action will be taken. Memorial Hospital inquiry panel reported books examined but no decision yet. Senate defeated an amendment to add army hospitals in St. Louis and Memphis to the sundry civil appropriation bill 45 to 19.
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Halpin
Carlisle
Memorial Hospital
Washington
Senate
St. Louis
Memphis
Bradford
Charles T. Earle
Detroit
Doran
Juryri er Wat Garac Trial Opens in Cleveland
In Cleveland on February 4, the trial of William H. McGannon continued with one more juror added, bringing the panel to six. Prosecutor Edward C. Stapten announced two new witnesses will be summoned, their identities kept secret until they testify in court.
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Lon
Stair
Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Connecion
Harold G. Kagy
John H. Dremann
McGannon
Joyce
Edward C. Stapten
Elyria Telephone seeks city approval to install conduits
The Elyria Telephone Company asked the city council for permission to lay conduits on several streets to replace old policies. The plan includes wiring from North Street to Furnace Street then Lake Avenue near the fire station, with future home phone expansion in Pasadena. It also calls for underground work across the Washington Avenue bridge to Harrison Street and along Harrison to Ohio Street, potentially removing poles from the curb.
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Elyria
Elyria Telephone Company
Lodi Street
North Street
Furnace Street
Lake Avenue
By & O
Crossa Ge
Pasadena
Washington Avenue
Harrison Street
Harrison
Ohio Street
Brindell Sentenced to Sing Sing for Ex Tortion
New York February 8 Robert Brindell head of the Building Trades Council was found guilty of extortion in the criminal branch of the supreme court. Judge McAvoy sentenced him to not less than five years nor more than ten years at hard labor in Sing Sing A motion for a new trial by Brindell’s counsel was denied.
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New York
Robert
Brindell
Building Trades Council
Supreme Court
McAvoy
Sing Sing
Ohieri et al Getnoldup Mer (Dated headline style preserved)
Two young men Harry Becket and John C. Rinehart were shot by a sheriff's posse and local residents after a robbery at Sulphur Grove grocery. Both are hospitalized in Dayton Miami Valley hospital with gunshot injuries to the left shoulder and ankle. Investigators seek links to a gambling house hold up near Middletown Saturday night.
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International News Service
Dayton
Sulphur Grove
Harry Becket
John C. Rinehart
Middletown
Miami Valley Hospital
William Surreil
Rinehart
Becket
Traveling salesman’s lost suit case in Elyria
J. E. Young Bluth of Toledo reported to the police that a suitcase owned by him was stolen from a taxicab on Broad Street in Elyria. He will pay a $26 reward for its recovery. Items stolen include six shirts, silk and wool hose, a pair of shoes, and a gold plated razor case.
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Elyria
J. E. Youngbluth
Toledo
Olice
Broad Street
Treasury Secretary Fails to Appear Before Senate
Secretary of the Treasury Houston did not appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee due to a bronchial illness. Republican leaders oppose any principal or interest remission on the 16.9 billion dollars in foreign loans made by the United States to assist its wartime allies, while Democratic members reportedly share the stance that Britain France and others should settle what they owe. Senator Lodge and Senator Knox, leading Republicans, deem talk of Britain not caring about owed sums as nonsense.
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J. Burt Cavereia
International News Service
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Io Anpear
Senate
United States
Great Britain
France
Lodge
Massachusetts
Knox
Pennsylvania
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Lorain County
John Hurgan aged 26 a blacksmith and Anna Perzjak aged 20 of Lorains Rev were issued licenses along with John J Flouner a 26 painter and Birdina Lehman 30 from Lorein Undecided. Vasil Pausan 32 a laborer and Juliana Muben 30 of Lorains Rev were granted licenses with Wanca noted as officiant.
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John Hurgan
Anna Perzjak
Dchn Szabo
John J. Flouner
Birdina Lehman
Lorein
Vasil Pausan
Juliana Muben
Chn Wanca
Board to probe school janitor complaints in Elyria
The board of education met to review widespread complaints about janitor service in public schools. Jefferson school received the sharpest criticism for unclean rooms and erratic heat, while Hamilton and Garford buildings drew milder concerns. President Stevens urged improved service or changes, noting pay raises have not cured neglect. officials plan inspections within two days.
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Elyria
Board of Education
Jefferson School
Hamilton
Garford
Stevens
Edison Predicts Communicating With Dead Possibile
Thomas A Edison, on his 74th birthday, claims a theory that the machine of life may house units that survive death and could be used to receive communications from the dead. An interview records his views on education, labor, and the challenges of invention.
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Thomas A. Edison
Zenius
Hale
International News Service
Bhis
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