Roadsides traffic courts condemned in county report
Ohio report cites abuses in roadside courts with high daily dockets and excessive fees. Ample criticism targets Amherst Justice Miller and Brownhelm Justice Ladrach for issuing fines in absentia. Sums include 112.80 and 122.20 in day fees and 435.59 illegally collected for prisoner handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving W. Young
Justice Miller
Amherst
Ladrach
Brownhelm
S. J. George
Open Forum to Hear Dr Van der Pyl on The Church and Industry
Dr Nicholas Van der Pyl will speak at the Open Forum next Sunday on The Church and the Industrial Question. A church leader and lecturer, he served on the steel report committee for the Federal Council of Churches and represented the government in wartime industrial matters. In Washington, Feb 11, opposition to Charles B Warren’s appointment as attorney general grows with charges of anti trust ties to sugar interests and corporate leadership. The senate judiciary committee has not approved his nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas van der Pyl
Congregational
van der Pyl
Federal Council of Churches
Washington
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Senate
Capitol
Coolidge
Warren
LaFallette
American Sugar Refining Company
Michigan Sugar Company
Toledo
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
Phillips Repeats as Elyria Board of Trade Leader
C. W. Phillips of Broadstreet was re-elected president by the Elyria Board of Trade at its annual meeting. A. J. Robinson was elected treasurer, replacing Jim Armitage, with T. I. Moise as first vice president, J. B. Johnson as second vice president, and Harvey L. Hooke continuing as secretary-manager. The fifteenth director was added, and officers reviewed the program and upcoming committees. The meeting was largely a perfunctory formal session closing with routine reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillips
Elyria Board of Trade
Board of
A. J. Robinson
Jim Armitage
T. I. Moise
J. B. Johnson
Harvey L. Hooke
Mr. Hooke
Board of Trade
OSU Strychnine Poisoning Probe Yields Two Releases
Columbus Feb 11 The police probe into OSU strychnine poisoning cases led to two Cleveland students being questioned and released. Nelson Rosenberg, a Pennsylvania pharmacy student, and M W Schonstein, an OSU student not tied to the pharmacy college, were questioned by Police Prosecutor Chester and released after brief interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Nelson Rosenberg
Cleveland
O. S. A. College of Pharmacy
M. W. Schonstein
College of Pharmacy
City Prison
Chester
Promise Better Water Pressure In Lorain Meeting
Lorain business leaders, the mayor, service director and council committee met to discuss improving water pressure. They agreed to conduct a test and install an extra pump in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
South Lorain
East Carlisle School Board Debates Health Order Plan
East Carlisle School Board meeting postponed yesterday and set for tomorrow will address a County Board of Health order detailing required improvements for five district schools. Also on the agenda is the plan to send seventh and eighth graders from the eastern township to city schools and a related Elyria board decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carlisle
Dwight Burr
County Board of Health
Elyria Board of Education
Carlisle Board
Man Dies After Street Car Collision In Bridgeport
John Matto aged 65 died in Bridgeport Ohio after a street car knocked him unconscious last night and an auto then struck and dragged him to his death. The incident follows an unsuccessful resuscitation attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
John Matto
Happiest Commune in France with Eleven Inhabitants
Paris report describes Le Tartre Gaudran as France’s smallest and happiest commune. Eleven residents live behind two gray houses and a chalet city hall. no taxes, a phonograph, no tavern, and a five-man wartime population with three wounded returnees. Local vendors tour the village weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happiest
France
Paris
le Tartre-Gaudran
Mapjing
Gambais
Landru
Bluéveard
Beauce
Boys Rescued From Ice Jam After River Cruise
Carl Curtis and Herbert Disbrow, both 15, sliding on ice cakes in the East Branch of the Black River, were rescued by No 1 fire crews after their ice craft became trapped in a jam near Fourth Street. Carl was pulled from the water as the ice shifted. Herbert steered to shore and raised the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Curtis
Ninth Street
Herbert Disbrow
George Street
Washington
Hamilton
Black River
No. 1
Carl
Fourth Street
Herbert
Sixth Street
Wolf Court
Hfe
Sheriff makes three arrests in Lorain County
Sheriff Underhill ordered two or three arrests yesterday including 8. D. Davidson of Belden for driving without fights and license plate. Davidson was fined 25 dollars and costs before Justice S. J. George. Walter Mitchell of Cleveland, at Dunn garage, jailed for stealing minor items from Cleveland Elyria Ons line and fined 10 dollars and costs. William Sturgis arrested at Grand theatre for non support of his minor child and to appear before Justice George. Mike Cavan of Eaton charged with liquor possession. case postponed to next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Underhill
D. Davidson
Belden
S. J. George
Walter Mitchell
Cleveland
Dunn
Cleveland- Elyria
William Sturgis
Grand Theatre
Lorain
Mike Cavan
Eaton
Johns Hopkins Doctors Tout Hexyl Tregorcinol Antiseptic
Baltimore February 11 physicians at Johns Hopkins announce hexyl tregorcinol an antiseptic fifty times stronger than carbolic acid for destroying germs while remaining harmless to humans and aiding in combating kidney diseases
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Police Recover Stolen Bicycles As Cleveland Youths Held
Police reported two of three Cleveland youths were found with bicycles stolen from Louis Heidrich and Ralph Bramwell in Elyria. Each boy had two wheels. Officers sought the third boy, whose return home brought another wheel discovery. The pair are held awaiting parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Elyria
Louis Heidrich
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Ralph Bramwell
Neutercourt
Lindsey urges psychopathic treatment and prisoner family payments
Denver Juvenile Court led by Judge Ben B. Lindsey calls for psychopathic treatment and a new state law to fund prisoners families as remedies for growing non support and desertion cases. He plans cooperation with the Colorado General Hospital psychopathic ward to reconcile families without court action, noting 2000 of 3000 cases settled without criminal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Colorado General Hospital
Lindsey
Amherst man ordered to give peace bond
Fred Wieland of Amherst faced a peace warrant from Chauncey Lutz alleging fear of bodily harm. Justice Foster in Amherst required a $300 bond to keep the peace and sent the case to the court of common pleas for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wieland
Amherst
Chauncey Lutz
Wieland
Justice Foster
Court of Common
Goldstein Brothers Open Fifth Fashion Store in Ashtabula
Max Goldstein of the Style Center and his brothers Sam and Louis of Lorain and adjoining firms plan a new store in Ashtabula named The Fashion. It will be the fifth Goldstein Brothers outlet, joining Elyria Lorain Marietta and Parkersburg West Virginia. Louis expected to oversee the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Goldstein
Style Center
Sam
Louis
Lorain
Ashtabula
Fashion
Goldstein Bros
Elyria
Lorain Marietta
Parkersburg
W. Va
Louie Goldstein
Chasse
Velture
Oil Explosion Burns Two Men at Tube Company Plant
Two workers at the National Tube Co plant in Na tional Tube Co pipe mills were burned when hot water mixing with oil splashed them during operation of an oil washing machine. James McQuattie and Ednor suffered facial and arm burns and were hospitalized at St. Joseph's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Co
James McQuattie
Ed Ror
St. Joseph's Hospital
Trial Opens Over Stabbing Case in Lorain Court
The trial of Tereza Vera Lorain Mexican on a charge of stabbing to wound Matt Leonard ex service man is heard in criminal court before Judge W B Thompson and a jury. The defendant is said to have inflicted a wicked cut in Leonard s back. the knife used is in evidence a long dagger knife with a spring opening blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tereza Vera
Lorain
Matt Leonard
W. B. Thompson
Leonard
Decorating System 13 Ready for Trial in Lorain
The new city decorating system placing sockets in curbing on various streets is nearly complete and will be tested tomorrow. Flags will be placed in the sockets to create a uniform decorating system across Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Bassett kills wife and goes on to kill himself
Pulase t Lt Feb 11 in a drunken frenzy William Bassett fatally shot his wife Nannie Bassett, wounded his grandmother Estelle Chandler, then killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaset
William Bassett
Nannie Bassett
Estelle Chandler
Police Seek Check Swindler In Lorain Banks
Lorain police hunt for a man who tried to open accounts at The Lorain Bank Co and Home Savings and Loan Co. He deposited a bounced Akron bank check and sought an advance but failed. Checks returned marked no funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain Bank Co
Home Savings & Loan Co
Akron
New Gas Field Found Near New Lexington
Excitement rose at Junction City as experts announced the McIntyre Company well on the F. M. Metsger farm is producing over 500000 cubic feet of gas daily. The find represents new territory for exploration in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Junction City Today
Pte Ee
F. M. Metsger
McIntyre Company
Chronigramns Foreclose On Unpaid Judgments In Lorain
Oneen John Kutass sues Veronica Jacobs et al seeking foreclosure of a Lorain lot to satisfy a $304 judgment not yet enrolled. M. D. Sperry of Berlin files a similar suit against Barbara and others claiming $429.03 to be paid from Brownhem. Foreclosure requested. Paris case lists a 103.43 debt and furniture to satisfy a judgment.
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John Kutass
Veronica Jacobs
Lorain
Tir
Snitf
M. D. Sperry
Eferlin
Barbara
Brownhem
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