Ten Die In Elyria Area In Two Day Span
Grim death stalked Elyria and vicinity over forty eight hours with ten deaths recorded. Many victims are local residents and several obituaries note long ties to Elyria including Mrs Mary Mihelyi and Mrs Adelaide Standen. Burial services were held at St Marys and Ridge cemetery as communities mourn the losses.
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Elyria
Charles Burdue
Adelaide Standen
Standen
Beast River
Memoria
Alexander Bitts
Margaret Har- Alexander
Grafton Mac
Home Place
Samuel Alex
For
E. G. Alexander
Irs
A. C. Dimale
Carlisle
J. E. Booth
Carander
Henrietta
Imut Ridge Cemetery
Comings Leads In Final Session Of General Assembly
The eighty third Remurnal assembly closes a lengthy session with a plan for a temporary March or April meeting to handle a calendar error and to receive an investigating committee report on fees and boards. Republican lawmakers push for tax reform and economical changes while noting several significant bills in health, tax, and education. Comings earns emphasis for his role guiding school finances and broader fiscal policy as the era ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighty-Third
Remurnal Assembly
Thea
Comings
Tuw
Erate
Hewth
Hughes
Colunmhes
Jillugie Yate
DHL
Ole
Anderson Long Wear Rubber merger announced in Anderson Indiana
The Quality Tire and Rubber Co of Anderson announces the purchase of Long Wear Rubber Co Elyria. The Elyria plant will be devoted to cord tires while Anderson will produce both Anderson Quality tires and the Long Wear brand. The Elyria stockholders meet Feb 19 to approve the sale and surrender charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Tire and Rubber Co
Anderson, Ind
Quality Tire & Rubber Co
Long Wear Rubber Co
Longwear
Elyria
Nhot
Long Wear
Anderson
Elyria Company
Ind
Quality Tira & Rubber Co
Tthis City
Frank O'Brien
Long Wear Company
O'Brien
Amherst Theater Campaign To Save Cigars
Amherst Theater launches a campaign urging patrons to dispose of cigars properly in designated park areas. A large sign reads Don t throw your cigars away park them here as part of conservation and waste prevention efforts.
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Amherst Theater
Amherstfied
Park Theater
C. OL
Sneak thieves raid attorney offices in Masonic Temple
Burglars entered the Masonic Temple office of S. W. Jingersoll by forcing the front door and opened a safe. They found about $100, a gold watch, and left scattered papers. They also entered Frits Rudin’s office through the front door, taking $40 from a bank book. A building tenant saw the burglars and gave a description to police.
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Maisonic
S. W. Jingersoll
Frits Rudin
Clement Loses Alley Suit In Public Access Ruling
Judge Hedineton ruled this morning in the Whitney EP Clement case that the alley between Flower block and the Drakatore is not to be closed. The temporary injunction against closing the alley becomes permanent, ensuring public use from now on. Lian Coleman petitions for divorce from Asa Coleman, alleging a perpetual grouch and continual efforts to make life disagreeable.
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Hedineton
Whitney Ve
Clement
Flower Block
Rkoking
Huenand
Exports Begin From Soviet Russia Reported
Reval February 9 Exports from Soviet Russia began on Sunday with the arrival of two carloads of flax at the port. The report notes the start of export activity and identifies the flax shipments as the initial items exported from Russia.
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Russia
Kathoafa
Six rescuers perish after Bradvoene crew abandoned
Halifax Feb 9. The second officer and five men of the Oxonlan crew died while trying to rescue those aboard the British steamer Bradvoene when she was abandoned off Newfoundland coast. Wireless messages confirm the tragedy.
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Halifax
Oxonlan
Newfoundland
Gas Question One Sided to Home Owners
A voter quotes Josh Billings about promises while ballots show 38 for present gas rates and 0 for a proposed raise. The citywide poll suggests overwhelming opposition to a raise, and the item notes the ballot will not be published again as its goal is reached.
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Josh Billings
Opium Smuggling Alleges Japanese Influence In China
Mary Linne leader of a major Asian hospital spoke at a national conference urging missionary efforts to preserve Christianity as opium from Japan and liquor from American brewers flood China. She claimed Shan Tong province is a gateway for shipments, warning of a vast opium trade and a $14,000 theater project linked to the effort.
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Om Aelon
mae @thun missionariey
Wbprs
Mary Linne
Orient
Chored Wogien
Japan
Dg Nsine
Shantong
China
Democrats’ Advance Agent in Frisco Arrives for Convention
George F. Mara of Bridgeport Conn arrived in San Francisco to prepare for the Democratic national convention opening June 28. He serves as assistant to the chairman Homer S. Cummings of the Democratic National Committee.
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George F. Mara
Bridgeport
CL Burdue Section Lad Killed Today
L Burdue a 64 Chestnut Street section foreman on the N C Ry was fatally injured this morning when struck by the 6 23 passenger train. He stepped from one track to allow a train to pass and was struck by the opposite direction train. He died at Memorial hospital after being taken by Jenkins ambulance. Burdue had served as foreman about six years and was well regarded. survived by wife and five children.
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L. Burdue
Chestnut St
Burdue
Ellington Barbers Advances Prices in Feb
Wellington, February 9. Shaving prices advance to 26 and haircuts to 60 cents, effective February 16. The notice indicates a general price raise for barber services as the new schedule applies to all serial work commencing mid month.
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Wellington
Great Community Chest Campaign Mapped for February Start
Readiness floods Elyria as the Great Community Chest campaign launches February 12 to aid crippled children, the sick and babies. A renowned artist painted the poster while Louise Keisler, a Gates Hospital helper, posed for the central figure. A moving picture from Elyria titled The Greatest of These debuts tomorrow at the American Theatre. Subscriptions total 5000 with a goal of 92 900, via Thrift Stamp booths and telephones from the Yoo M C A workers at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Alcenszo Fximball
Louise Keisler
Gates Hospital
Elyria
Etoria
Cheapside
Proud
Yoo M. C.A
Stockdale
Toledo
Chamber of Commerce
Iity
Elyrian Held Up By Thugs In Cleveland
Rodney Rockwood twenty five son of Mr and Mrs B S Rockwood of 122 St Chiufr St was robbed in Cleveland Friday night after visiting friends on Carfesla Ave He was struck on the head and beaten unconscious in a street attack two men fled leaving a broken revolver cartridge The injured man was taken to St Luke's hospital later discharged and expects to return to hospital today Doctors say he will recover in a few days He planned to enter the employ of Union Commerce Bank today
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Rodney Rockwood
Mfr
B.S. Rockwood
St. Chiufr St
Cleveland
Tie
Carfesla Ave
Tlat Street
Stockwood
Ltock Wood
St. Luke‘s Hospital
Hoasptal
Union Commree Bank
Peary Improves After Blood Transfusion at Navy Hospital
Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary, famed Arctic explorer, is reported much improved at Naval Hospital Washington after pernicious anemia required transfusion. He had suffered the disease for two years, with the latest deterioration not severe enough to demand treatment until several days ago. An attendant noted he may leave the hospital today.
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Washington
Fas
Robert E. Peary
North Poly
Naval Hospital
Peary Haa
Hoover Denies Candidacy Across Party Lines
New York report states Fell-derbert Hoover issued a statement denying any presidential bid and naming Roberson as authorized spokesman. He refused party allegiance and said he would back the bloc that favors U S entry and a strong national fate.
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New York
Fell
Derbert Hoover
Rogerson
United Starga
Bngen
Sete
Four killed as mob attacks courthouse at Lockett trial
At Lexington Ky on February 9 a violent clash left four dead and fifteen injured when a mob sought to lynch William Lockett, the confessed killer of Geneva Hardman. Troops engaged the mob while authorities sheltered Lockett. Destined victims included B F Carrier and L M King of Lexington and John Thomas and William Effington of Versailles.
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Associated Press
Lexington
William Lockett
Geneva Hardman
Court House
Lockett
B. F. Carrier
L. M. King
John Thomas
William Effington
Versailles
Polish government seeks doctors to fight Galicia fever epidemic
Warsaw reports American Red Cross officials urged by Polish authorities to rush doctors into Southeastern Galicia where a phot fever epidemic has caused massive casualties. Deputies from the Chamber warn eastern Galicia is dying, with districts left without survivors and around 10,000 deaths since the outbreak began.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Kes Cross
Galicia
M. Onmosy
Chimibter of Deputies
Astern Galieia
Gard
Final Treaty Fight Opens in Senate Today
Washington Feb 9 Democratic senators enter a tentative mood ready to seek compromises with the dominant party as final treaty debate looms. Lodge reservation allies may yield if bipartisan talks meet announced programs, while Hitchcock cites a clarifying President letter. Senator Pomerene of Ohio doubts the shift will alter the course, as Lodge seeks unanimous consent to return the treaty to foreign relations for quick committee reporting.
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Washington
Senate
Hitchcock Sata
Alleg Pomerene
Lodge
Committees On Foreign Relations
C E Lozier to Address Business Club Banquet
The Young Men's Business Club meets Tuesday at 6 30 pm at Holgi Aad nur. A special program is planned with C E Lozier as the speaker for the evening. Bert M Williams will deliver a monologue as part of the program.
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C. E. Lozier
Business Club
Young Men's Business Club
Holgi Aadnur
C. E. Loar
Bert M. Williams
Kar Canewerthy
Kyller
Med
Magenan, Inc
Bradboyne Steamer Founders Near Halifax
A damaged report states the Bradboyne steamer foundered near Halifax with loss of life feared. The incident involves uncertain life chances as rescue efforts follow the distress. Names, exact location, and casualty figures are not clearly readable in the fragment.
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Halifax
Bradboyne
Trem
York
Cherbourgia
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