Lorain Sheriff Denounces Radical Meeting in Lorain
Elyria Feb 24 Sheriff Backus reports reports of a so called Red meeting at Lorain Sunday addressed by Tom Lewis a Cleveland radical. He attacked the Bible religion and the U S government provoking Lorain citizens to demand action. The sheriff says the office will not tolerate such meetings and offers aid to local officers if needed.
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Elyria
Backus
Lorain
Tom Lewis
Cleveland
Lewis
United States
Dces
Lorrain City
Lorain County
Sheriff's Office
George KR. Holars
ST. Augustine
Fla
Harding
Wilson
Washington
Rotarians Mark 16th Anniversary With Banquet
Elyria Rotary Club celebrated the sixteenth anniversary of Rotary with a banquet at Al bers villa attended by about 100 including wives and guests. Prizes were awarded, a playlet titled The Spirit of Rotary was performed, and James Heron of New York City Rotary spoke. The event featured songs, dancing, and a reflection on Rotary’s guiding principles while noting Past President Sam Squire’s absence on district duties.
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Elyria
Mose Wilder
James Heron
New York City
Rotary Club
Rotary
Roger Burhaus
Honolulu
Her Ba
Heron
Bunty
Supt. Shelton
Abowi
Sam H. Squire
Plaintiff Wins Small Damages in Auto Collision Case
In Elyria a jury awarded Herman Pitty $250 in damages against Paul Dedhurst after a collision on Melvalang road earlier. The verdict followed testimony about the automobile crash and negligence.
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Elyria
Herman Pitty
Paul Dedhurst
Cmilsion Het Waey Automobiles
Mevelang Road
Lorain county road plans loom in Columbus talks
Lorain county commissioners and engineer C M Theobard traveled to Columbus to press State Highway Commission for intercounty road improvements. they seek state takeover and constant repair of the road between here and lorain, plus widening cleveland street from sixteen to eighteen feet for Elyria to county line. discussions follow Cox era inaction.
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Elyria
Lorain
C M. Theobard
Columbus
State Highway Commission
Grafton
Pittsfeld Township
Hhere
Cox
Cleveland Street
Colunty
Elyria Chronicle Telegram guests to County Fair show
Elyria February 24 Chronicle Telegram reporters visit Owen Bannon of Elyria Theatres to be entertained at the American Theatre at 7 30 p m The County Fair will feature and young readers are invited free admission. Boys meet at the Chronicle Telegram office at 7 15 p m
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Elyria
Chronicle- Telegram
Owen Bannon
Elyria Theatres Company
American Theatre
Young America
Bannon
Chronicle-Telegram
Lyman Knowles Asks Divorce In Elyria
Lyman Knowles of Elyria petitions for divorce from Rose Knowles on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. He alleges she refused to live with him two weeks after their January 1929 marriage and charged her with attending entertainments with other men and saying she would do so whenever she pleased.
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Elyria
Lyman Knowles
Rose Knowles
Iis
Tim
Not Fit for Grown-Ups if They Are Unfit for Children
Elyria city officials discuss local theatre films deemed potentially immoral. Mayor Jones will seek state censorship details to determine which pictures pass or fail the censor. Residents complain some scenes are not suitable for children, yet the mayor argues parents should protect their own children.
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Elyria
Fab
Jones
Ghia
Pool Room Probe Sees Legal Aid for Owner in Age Rule Case
Elyria, Feb. 24. Arthur Kontas owner of the Detroit Pool Room faces police court on a charge of permitting boys under 18 to enter. He has secured an attorney after appearing before Mayor Jones. Police continue rounding up youths who frequented local pool rooms to verify age compliance and obtain testimony from mothers about their sons' visits.
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Elyria
Arthur Kontas
Detroit
East Broad Street
Kontas
Jones Earter
Thut
Beo
Censoring risqué show leads to riot in Chicago drill hall
Detectives Stapleton and Boschulte attend a stag performance at the Masonic temple drill hall to prevent improper acts but face an angry crowd of about 1,000 men paying $1.25. A Spanish dancer appears, crowd demands more, the venue is shut, officers fire into the floor, four men are arrested and $1,000 in damage is caused to the drill hall.
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Chicago
William Stapleton
John Boschulte
Stapleton
Boschulte
Masonic Temple
Stapleranu
Bouchulte
Mary Tran Ged At Daughter's Home In Elyria
Mra or Mary Tran, 84, a resident of Graf ton, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter Mrs W. C. Marshall of Ft. Wayne, where she had been visiting since December. The funeral will be conducted from the home of her grandson L. B. Daniels of Grafton, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Elyria
Mary Tran
Grafton
W. C. Marshall
Ft. Wai ‘Wim
L. B. Daniels
Seven Doomed in Nine Mine Disaster at Womac
Centralia Illinois February 24 two bodies found with a third missing after last night explosion in mine number five at Womac seventeen men were in the gallery when the blast occurred fired shot processes underway to seal the mine and contain flames officials expect about thirty days before the gallery is unsealed to attempt recovery of the missing man the cause of the blast remains undetermined
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Centralia
Ill
Womac
Sam Gasforgh
Henry Warren
George Early
Early
Themen
Author defends Little Review over Joyce installment
Marga ret C. Anderson, author and editor of the Little Review, says she will continue publishing Joyce installments after being fined 66 for Ulysses. She calls Ulysses a literary masterwork and defends its artistic merit, noting judges misunderstood the work and that friends misunderstood her motives.
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New York
Margaret C. Anderson
James Joyce
Miss Anderson
Ulysses
Charles Slaughter of La Porte Dies After Short Illness
Elyria reports the death of Charles Slaughter aged 38 of La Porte after a two day illness from sugar diabetes. He was brought to Memorial hospital Tuesday and died yesterday. He leaves a widow eight children, parents Frank and wife, three sisters and four brothers and several relatives in LaPorte and Elyria. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at his father's LaPorte home followed by burial in La Porte cemetery.
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Mlle. Squire
Squire
Rotary
Ohio
Rotary Club
Fostoria
Chicago
Paul Barris
Iegend
Elyria
Charles Slauter
la Porte
Wilcoms
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Stauter
LaForte
Frank Slauter
Fred
Arthur
Frank
Harry
Ning Rhoades
Mia
Jennie Bruce
Stella Smith
LaPorte
Jones and Laughlin Steel Cuts Common Labor Wages
Pittsburgh Feb 24 the Jones and Laughlin Steel Company will cut common labor wages to 37 cents an hour effective March 1. Adjustments will also be made to pay for other wage and tonnage workers with no change in hours or conditions. The cut affects about 20 percent and aligns with other independents as the last to reduce wages, with 25,000 to 25,006 workers when mills run short.
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Pittsburgh
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Jones and Laughlin Company
Italy Seeks Debt Relief Across Allied War Claims
Britain urged to cancel debts Italy and France owe to allies while Italy presses for higher German indemnity and cautions on tax impacts. Hoover hedges on cabinet base with Harding, seeking expanded commerce and relief duties for European starving children.
Austria to Reject Allied Reparation Proposal
Vienna reports foreshadow Austria will reject the Allied reparations plan to place Austria under the Allied Reparations Commission. President Michael Hainisch, in an exclusive IN S interview, says Austria seeks economic union and European cooperation to avoid disillusionment and bolster defense against Bolshevik fear. Continued discussion noted on page 5.
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Austria
Dorothy Thompson
TN. S
Vienna
London
Allied
Michael Hainisch
International
Hainisch
Packer Billboard Dispute Ends Quietly in Elyria
In Elyria on February 24 residents of Poster avenue welcomed the decision to remove a half built billboard. A. B. Taylor of Lerata Dodge ry Bank & Trust denied involvement, stating the Foater estate sold the lots over a year ago and he had no role in the transaction. The Packer Billboard company of Cleveland agreed to relocate the sign rather than anger neighbors, settling the matter with minimal cost.
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Elyria
Poster Avenue
A. B. Taylor
Police Standard
Packer Billboard Company
Cleveland
Foster Avenue
Police
Standard
Packer Company
Avresse
B. Teylor
Lerata Dodgery Bank & Trust Company
Chronicle
Transacton
Foater
Taylor
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