Memorial Hospital Fails to Disclose How Funds Are Used
A fatal accident near Elyria involves William Strangward and nurse Dora Henderson after an interurban struck their car near Alber's villa. Henderson was rushed to Memorial Hospital with a broken leg and head injuries. The incident prompts questions about hospital finances as city officials demand usage data before approving a $6,000 annual donation.
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City Council Fast Tracks Emergency Billboard Ordinance
February 22 the council declared an emergency measure to regulate bill boards citywide. The ordinance limits height and length, sets construction standards, and imposes a one cent per square foot fee. Some members regretted action was not taken sooner.
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GWU Celebrates 100th Anniversary in Washington
On the birthday anniversary of George Washington, George Washington University marked its 100th anniversary and asserted its position among leading U.S. educational institutions. The event, reported by International News Service, highlights the university’s centennial milestone in Washington.
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International News Service
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George Washington University
Three Firemen Hurt In Fifty Thousand Fire
Three firemen were injured during a large basement fire at 11 South High Street, near the state house, causing three others to flee danger. The blaze caused about a fifty thousand dollar loss and prompted emergency response from local departments.
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Colt Mats
Southigh Street
Sugar and Soap Don’t Mix Warns EE Hoadley
A reader letter from EE Hoadley, Esq., rails against meddling bakers and outsiders in the town. He complains about political corruption, war weariness, and efforts to force new ideas on Elyin citizens, urging support for local patriots and a return to calm amid upheaval. The missive ends with a pledge of stubborn loyalty and a fiery sign-off.
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Gosh
Mistur
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Phonia
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Persia upheaval as cossacks seize Teheran
An exchange telegraph from Teheran reports that two thousand five hundred Persian cossacks opposed to the Anglophile government have occupied Teheran and overthrown the old administration. The shah is nearly a prisoner while negotiating with rebels led by Gen. Reza-Kahan. In Elyria, streets gain funds for paving 14th Street East of Middle Ave and other streets. Logan Street would be opened to Hast Broad with land presumed paid by property owners. The Chamber of Commerce praised council action to repave Oberlin area as part of the year plan.
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Taylor Streets
Logan Street
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Wonders If He Can Explain This One
Elyria notes a February 22 event where Samual W Cathwell addresses the Federation of Mens clubs at the M E church. County Superintendent 5. C. Seale recalls teaching Cathwell Latin at Berea College and anticipates his explanation of mastering higher mathematics in college. The council later authorized free water for parochial schools, matching public school policy.
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Samuel W Cathwell
Federation of Mens Clubs
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C. Seale
Berea College
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Seale
Catdwell
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Death claims Willem F. McCombs former Wilson campaign chief
Willem F. McCombs a former chairman of the Democratic committee who managed Woodrow Wilsons first presidential campaign died in Greenwich Conn at age with heart disease. In Columbus Ohio Governor Davis grants a reprieve to Nelson J Bargar 25 of Butler county awaiting execution for killing a merchant policeman at Hamilton. The reprieve extends to September 21 with expected tuberculosis as a contributing factor.
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Willem F. McCombs
Woodrow Wilson
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Nelson J Bargar
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Annexation plan dropped as Carlisle residents balk
Elyria February 22 The proposed annexation of a Carlisle township segment is dropped due to resident disinterest and fear of neighborhood gossip. Fourteen of fifty south of 16th street favor annexation while others oppose or stay silent. The water committee says Carlisle residents have been “playing horse” with the council and will push steps to deny city water to that area and probably bar outside users, citing city taxation to support a waterworks system. Attorneys claimed possible persuasion, but council reports strong opposition and the project will be argued.
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Starke
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Halpin
Elyria
Carliste
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Tura
Carlisle
D A. Baird
Carhele
Wiganndh to Leave Deng Scandal Rocks Cleveland Bar
Cleveland February 22 A te fnuest that Judge William H McGannon who was recently acquitted of murder of Harold G. Kagy resigned from the bench, resolutions from the Cleveland Bar Association executive committee stated.
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International News Service
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William H McGannon
Municiagal Court
Harold G. Kagy
President Wilson to devote life to child peace ideals
Washington February 22 President Wilson told a Harvard delegation at the White House he would devote the remainder of his life to working for child peace. He received a memorial from the students urging him to perpetuate his ideals and carry on the work for humanity begun at the Paris peace conference.
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Murder ends Capogreco's path to work in Lorain
Lorain February 22 James Capogreco a 27 year old man released from jail after a prior arrest for criminal assault on a Lorain school girl was shot four times as he walked to the National Tube Company plant. He died on the scene as police search for a lone assailant believed to be avenging the earlier alleged assault. Police moved quickly to question relatives of the girl and follow multiple leads as investigators await more details.
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James Capogreco
Eighth Street
Skelp Mill Department
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Brownell
Brownell Avenue
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Ioghth Street
Frank Bark Or
Tony Richicht
Dominick
Capogreco
Tori Richichi
Varo Severa
Lorain Telicé
Pelies
City council to delay Brant franchise debate
In Alyria on February 22 opposition grows to the proposed yellow franchise as council votes to table the grant and move discussion to a later special meeting of the whole, with disputes over track placement on Mill street and the closure of part of Lodi street to private right of way. Some council members oppose the grant, while others oppose granting the street closures.
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Alyria
J. A Hewitt
Mill Street
Lodi Street
Furnace Street
Hazelton
Ardmor(e) Woman Recounts Life Ahead of Murder Trial
Clara Smith Hamon, on trial for the murder of Jake Hamon, tells in two installments for the International News Service how she met him at seventeen, worked for her life, and faced public judgment. She denies the charges of being a parasite and asks for fair treatment as she seeks atonement and a chance to rebuild.
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Hamon
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