Major Bills Scheduled For Action In Ohio Assembly
Four major bills were slated for action in the Ohio General Assembly. The Senate calendar includes a license bill for all automobile drivers and a recodification of criminal procedure. The House considers a habitual criminal measure and a bill to let municipalities spend up to half their gasoline tax share for street repair. The dog fund compensation bill passed the House but was reconsidered. it remains pending. A bee inspection bill was approved and sent to the Senate. A joint funeral committee was named for Senator Harry M. Carpenter, with adjournment planned after the funeral.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Senate
Walter G. Nickels
New Philadelphia
Roy J. Gillen
Jackson County
Virgil E. Cramer
Toledo
J. T
Ray Carpenter
Seneca County
House
Charles Arc- Clare
Huron County
Paul M. Herbert
Harry M. Carpenter
Steubenville
John T. Brown
Allan G. Aigler
Herbert
R. C. Rae
Madison County
Thomas E. Bateman
O. C. Gray
Arthur Bemis
W. C. Wendt
J. A. McCune
Jefferson County
John P. Maynard
Senate Committee On Public
Pape's Diapepsin Ad Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a stomach aid that neutralizes excess acid after meals, aiding digestion and improving appetite. It claims increased weight, strength, youthful color, and broad use, with millions of packages sold yearly and wide availability through druggists.
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Pape
Bill to prohibit aliens on public works reported
Senator W. A. Clark of Urbana reported the bill to bar aliens from employment on public improvement projects. The committee recommended passage of the measure.
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Works
W. A. Clark
Urbana
Nominations Made for Elyria Foremen's Club Officers
The nominating committee naming twelve candidates for four elected offices of the Elyria Foremen's Club announced today. At the February meeting at the Y M C A members will vote, with three nominees for each post.
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Elyria Foremen’s Club
Wiliam O. McClellan
C. L. Kohler
General Industries Company
Jack Griffiths
Columbia Steel Company
Myron Jones
Steel and Tubes, Inc
F. Struthers
Willys-Overland Company
Walter Simpson
Timms Spring Company
George Tulk
Fox Furnace Company
Arthur Hiscox
Western Automatic Company
Verne Unger
Logan Gas Company
Glenn Broderick
Troxell Manufacturing Company
Howard Gollmar
Elyria Foundry Company
J. Zachman
Worthington Ball Company
Henry Warren
Coison Company
McClellan
Furniture Suit Heard By Jury In Default Payment Case
The Home Furniture Company sues Francis D. Parsch to collect about 337 dollars on a 1926 furniture purchase note. The furniture failed shortly after delivery and was not repaired, despite promises by the company. The case is before a jury for verdict.
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The
Home Furniture Company
Francis D. Parsch
Grease Fire At Sederis Restaurant Damage Minimal
A grease flare from a gas range at Sederis Restaurant 354 Broad Street caused a minor morning blaze. Regular bell alarm to Central Ore station triggered hose and engine Company No. 1 response, but kitchen staff used carbon tetrachloride extinguishers to quell the fire. Owner Walham A. Ely owns the block.
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Sederis
Broad Street
Central Ore Station
No. 1
Wal- Ham A. Ely
Auto Crash Blamed on Bright Parked Lights
E P Gates of 424 Second Street reported to police that glare from a parked car at night blinded him as he traveled east on Second Street. His vehicle collided with a southbound auto driven by Harold Smith at the West Avenue intersection. Smith’s front fender and steering rod were damaged along with Gates’s front fender wheel and axle. Emma R D J Shawville was the West Avenue driver.
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E. P. Gates
Second Street
West Avenue
Jpins
Harold Smith
Emma R. D. J. Shawville
Smith
Gate
Robber Described After Mail Pouch Thefts
A New York Central railroad detective gave Erie police a description of a man who robbed two mail pouches on Saturday night. The thief obtained 7200 dollars. He is about 35 years old, six feet tall, and weighs around 129 pounds, wearing a blue suit and brown felt hat at the time.
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New York Central Railroad
Erie
Peana
Sears
Kendall Woman Dies From Heater Fire Burns
Cincinnati mourns Mia Carrie Kendall age 52 after life ending burns when her clothing ignited from an open heater in a Feb 25 incident. Local reports say she suffered fatal injuries at her Cincinnati home.
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Cincinnati
Mia
Carrie Kendall
Dairymen Hear If Retail Plan In Lorain County
Lorain county dairymen hear explanations of the Ohio Farmers Cooperative Silk Association plan for retail milk distribution starting March 1. Meetings held in Oberlin Eaton Henrietta Penfield LaGrange Amherst with two more at Wellington and Vermilion. Elyria plans remain. Leimbach says efforts by friendly interests aim to disrupt the co op and notes the council voted to take half of February milk checks to fund the project while preserving producer control, and stresses no milk price or quality cuts.
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Lorain County
Ohio Farmers’ Cooperative Silk Association
Cleveland
Oberlin
Eaton
Henrietta
Penfield
LaGrange
Amherst
Wellington
Vermilion
Brownhelm
Elyria
Henry Seimbach
Leimbach
Oir
Ohio Farmers’ Cooperative Milk Service, Inc
Senate Debates Extra 24 Million for Prohibition Enforcement
Washington February 26 The long dispute between Senate and House over adding 24 million dollars for enforcement of the liquor law flared anew as Senator Harris Georgia proposed a 24 050 000 amendment. Senate leaders plan to sidetrack it and try to protect the second deficiency bill. Drys mobilize while Senator Glass Virginia weighs striking all deficiency items. Harris warns he will move to suspend the rules for floor consideration. The second deficiency bill carries a 2 958 999 increase per Coolidge and Mellon guidance as the Senate also confronts reapportionment and a District of Columbia market measure.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harris
Georgia
Senate Appropriations Committee
Glass
Virginia
Overybody
Appropriations Committee
Hiarris
Isate S
A. “Harris
Mann
Coolides
Treasury Mellon
Battery Ignition Generator and Starter Service Ad
CLAUDE TERRY offers service for batteries ignition generators and starters at 7 409 W 2nd near the Gray Block. Phone 3318. Local repair and maintenance likely advertised in a period newspaper classified snippet.
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Gray Block
Woman Grapples With Slugger
In Akron Ohio on February 26 Mrs Matilda Langi 3 fought off a slugger who crept up behind her seizing a gas pipe and chasing him down the street She was struck several times before wresting the weapon from the attacker and doctors fear a skull fracture The assailant fled as Mrs Langl pursued him past a street corner
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Akron
Matilda Langi
Mrs. Lanyl
Death Record Beverly J Benton 5 at Digria Clinic
Beverly J Benton age 5 died at the Digria Clinic at 30 a m after an appendicitis operation. She leaves mother Verita Benton and father Henry N Benton Jr of Detroit. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Blarney of Wooster Street and Mr and Mrs Henry N Benton Sr of Detroit. Body to Taylor Funeral Home. funeral announcement to follow.
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Beverly J. Benton
Digria
Verita Benton
Henry N. Benton, Jr
Detroit
Robert Blarney
Wooster Street
Obituary of Herman Frey of Oberlin Ohio
Herman Frey 71 of 200 West College Street Oberlin died Monday at 6 30 p m at the Elyria Clinic He was born February 18 1853 in Sandusky and farmed in Kirby and Chardon Ohio Four years ago he moved to Oberlin and retired He leaves a widow Josephine Frey and four children Rev John H Frey Mrs Joseph Pfeiffer Helen Frey Funeral services will be at Sacred Heart Church Oberlin Thursday at 930 a m Interment at St Marys Cemetery Elyria
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Herman Frey
Weat Colege Street
Oberlin
Elyria Clinic
Sandusky
Ohio
Kirby
Chardon
Josephine Frey
John H. Frey
St. Mary’s Church
Elrra
Assumption of
Cleveland
Order of Holy Humility of Mary
Joseph Pfeiffer
Helen Frey
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Elyria
Markets Cleveland Produce Cleveland O Feb 26 Butter Eggs Poultry Potatoes
Butter in tablets 52 5-4 to 54 3-4 extras 49 to 51. Eggs extras 43, extra firsts 42, firsts 40, ordinaries 35. Poultry express stock heavy fowls 32 33, medium 31 33, leghorns 27 28, heavy springers 32 33, leghorn sprinters 25 27, ducks 20 33, old cocks 17 18, geese 24 26, stags 25 26. Potatoes 150-pound sacks York State 2.00, Maine Green Mountain 1.50, Idaho Russet Burbanks 2.10, pome-grown bushel 60c, new potatoes barrel 10 18.
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Cleveland
York State
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Cleveland Ohio February 26 hog receipts 1869 market steady to lower with price bands for various weights. Cattle receipts 300 calves 276 market firm with beef steers and cows quoted. Sheep receipts 1600 market 15 to 25 cents lower. top fat lambs 17.50 with bulk ranges for fat lambs, cull lambs, and fat ewes listed.
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Cleveland Livestock
Cleveland
Packingtons
Toledo Livestock Prices Drop in Early Market Report
Toledo O Feb 26 hogs on rects 990 market 10 cents lower heavies 10.40 to 10.75, mediums 10.75 to 11.00, workers 9.50 to 10.20, good pigs 9.50. Calves light market steady. Sheep and lambs light market steady.
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Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Duncan Tornado Relief Efforts Amid Destruction
Debris filled Duncan after a tornado ripped through the town with a national guard convoy en route. Emergency hospitals formed, about 100 treated, 40 seriously injured sent to Clarkedale and Greenville. Power plant destroyed, many farms razed, lines down, floods hamper travel.
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Clarkedale
Greenville
Duncan
Dancan
Quitman County
Bolivar County
Fourteen Hurt In Train Wreck Near Coatesville
A South Bend passenger train crashed into a wrecking train at Laurel, six miles south of Coatesville, injuring fourteen. The electrically operated engine overturned a passenger coach. injured were treated at the scene and then moved to Coatesville Hospital.
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Coatesville
South Bend
Laurel
Here
Coatesvile Hospital
Attorney Sues For Fees In Common Pleas Court
Samuel Deutsch files suit against the Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company for about $SO0 in attorney fees on behalf of Alexander Macauley. Deutsch says Macauley settled with the railway for about $2,000 without Deutsch negotiating and that Macauley left the region. Deutsch seeks 40 percent of the settlement and claims $800 remains due, alleging intent to defraud.
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Samuel Deutsch
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Southwestern Railway and Light Company
Alexander Macauley
Deutsch
Macauley
Explorer Nansen to Speak at Oberlin Tonight
Fridtjof Nansen, renowned Arctic explorer, will address Oberlin College at Finney chapel at 7 30 p m on Why the North Pole Calls Me Again. Tickets cost fifty cents on the floor and thirty five cents for the gallery. He is a geographer diplomat humanitarian and oceanography authority and seeks US approval to base coast Nome Alaska for a planned Graf Zeppelin polar flight.
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Oberlin
Fridtjof Nansen
Finney Chapel
North Pole
Oberlin College
Nansen
United States
North Polar
Nome
Alaska
Old Bicycle Shop Gone and Oberlin Remains Active
Destruction of the old H. A. Cook bicycle shop site completes preparation for a modern block by spring with construction by Harry Squires. Oberlin basketball doubleheader features Janby Otis hosting Amherst Wing and Celtics visiting Brownhelm. Observatory Week of Religious Conference includes schedule changes with Dr. Harold Prune and Dr. Phillips speaking, plus a Carnegie Library photo exhibit of Oberlin fame.
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H. A. Cook
Harry Squires
West Lorain Street
Exhibition of Ohio Women Artists Opens at Allen Art Building
An exhibition of paintings by Ohio women artists is open to the public daily at the Allen Art Building from 1:90 to 4:30 p m and from 7:30 to 9:00 p m, excluding Saturdays and Sundays.
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Allen Art Building
Ohio
Briefs Note Local Visits And Hospital Release
Mrs. Harry Hogue and daughter Zealla are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dulmage in South Amherst. Mrs. F. Easton Carr and her mother of 284 Forest Street have left for Florida for several weeks. F. H. Maddock has been released from Allen hospital after several days of treatment.
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Harry Hogue
Zealla
A. E. Dulmage
South
Amherst
F. Easton Carr
Forest Street
Florida
F. H. Maddock
Allen Hospital
Flooded Streets Prompt City Sewer Repairs in Elyria
Heavy rains left much of Elyria submerged with East avenue and Howe street especially flooded. Ice on the ground limited drainage while City officials and Street Commissioner Hastings struggled to relieve mini lakes by breaking sewer basins. Service Director Eidt promised faster relief and larger sewer openings on East avenue as Oxford avenue preparations advance.
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Elyria Street
East Avenue
Howe Street
Astern Heights
Oxford Avenue
Prospect Street
Garford Avenue
L. A. Hastings
John N. Eidt
Stop Walking On Railroad Tracks In Elyria
Local police and railroad detectives unite to end trespassing on city tracks. L V Jones of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad detective force seeks police cooperation to arrest first offenders. Chief Stankard pledges support to eliminate trespassing tied to workers walking to nearby factories.
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Elyria
L. V. Jones
Baltimore and Onlo
Chef E. J. Stankerd
Mr. Jones
Stankard
Jones
Elyria High Debaters Ready for March 15 Clash
Elyria High School debaters prepare for a March 15 action versus Lorain and Lakewood. The affirmative home team includes Grace Milliken Glenn Coren and Virginia Pope while the traveling negative features Abraham Passen Dorothy Moore and Richard Todd. They were chosen by a faculty committee after tryouts last week. The debate topic is Resolved That the jury system for trying civil cases should be abolished in Ohio. The Lake Erie League schools will debate the same subject the same day. Estria High hasn't yet competed this year due to a Lake Erie High School League rule.
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Elyria High School
Lorain
Lakewood
Grace Milliken
Glenn Coren
Virginia Pope
Abraham Passen
Dorothy Moore
Richard Todd
Ohio
Lake Erie League
Estria High School
Lake Erie High School League
Debates Set Ahead of March 16 League Sessions
The text notes a debate will be held before the league debates, which are scheduled for March 16. It cites no participants or locations, offering a brief scheduling reference for upcoming league events.
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League
Top Spinning Contest Planned by Agenda Club in Elyria
The Agenda Club announces its annual top spinning contest for Elyria boys set for April 6 on Second Street. A silver cup goes to the high scorer and a gold medal to the winner in each of four events: duration spin, target shot from ten feet, distance throw, and a novelty round. Thomas Stevenson, club president, leads preparations with club dinner at Spring Valley Country Club on Thursday.
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Agenda Club
Elyria Boys
Second St
Thomas Stevenson
Spring Valley Country Club
City Board of Trade Promotes Unified Community Progress
Number Three continues from page one outlining how a united Board of Trade can drive industrial and commercial growth. It stresses the need for citizen support, manpower, and working capital to undertake projects benefiting all occupational groups within the city.
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Board of Trade
Columbus Man Killed As Vehicle Strikes Pedestrian
George F. Frischmann, 65, was killed in Columbus when struck by a Dayton driver, E. A. Fahrion. Fahrion was exonerated after testifying the man ran into the street into the path of the automobile.
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Columbus, CO
George F. Frischmann
F E. A. Fahrion
Dayton
Fahrion
Publication Change Sees Democratic Lebanon Paper Move
Dwight Post’s car is linked to Fahrian during a visit in Lebanon. On February 26, the Brown Publishing Company of Dilanches ter buys Lebanon Patriot, Warren County’s only Democratic paper. It will be published at the Western Star plant, which is Republican, with policies unchanged.
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Lebanon
Brown Publishing Company of
Dilanchester
Warren County
Western Star
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Claude Terry
Woman
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Explorer
Oberlin Janby Otls
Amherst Wing Club
Oberlin Celtics
Orderlin College
Phillips
First Baptist Church of
Carnegie Mbrary
Sa7e
E. H.S
F. A. Smith & Bros
Dwight Post
Fahrian
R. Nichols
Middle Ave
Andress Service
Iticur
Tere
Ural
Coucatm
Malden
Mass
Elyria, Ohio
Western Reserve Finance
Turner
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