Commendation for Elyria Board of Trade Expansion Drive
Two Elyria business men praise the Elyria Board of Trade for its expansion drive. Thomas N. Cook of Colson Company urges broad support and says reorganization is sound business. S. H. Squire of Lorain County Savings & Trust Co endorses strengthening the board to boost industrial and civic progress.
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Elyria Board of Trade
Elyria
Thomas N. Cook
Colson Company
Board of Trade
Syria
S. H. Squire
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
Chimney Fire at George Standen Residence on Lake Avenue
A chimney fire at 517 Lake Avenue near the George Standen home triggered a fire alarm at night. No damage was reported and firefighters used no equipment. Hose Company No. 1 responded to the alarm.
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George Standen
Lake Avenue
Auto Rammed By Bus Near Ridgeville
An auto owned by U. F. Steffan of Cleveland road near Ridgeville was demolished at 6 35 p m yesterday when struck by a Cleveland Southwestern bus. Steffan was turning into his driveway and the car was dragged about 100 feet by the bus. Deputies investigated but made no arrests. Roy Browning of Norwalk was the bus driver. Steffan’s father, riding in the car, suffered a slight knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. F. Steffan
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Steffan
Roy Browning
Norwalk
Markets Chicago cash quotations
Chicago market report shows receipts across dairy eggs poultry and produce with price ranges for butter creamery items eggs and poultry. It lists potatoes and various grain prices including wheat corn oats rye barley timothy and clover seeds along with lard ribs bellies and related pork products. Prices reflect USDA data and regional invoices with steady or slow bidding and varied regional yields.
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Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Grain price report from Minneapolis market
Unchanged shipments listed for Minneapolis grain. Bran priced at 27.50 and 28.50. Wheat quotes include No 1 northern 1.24 to 1.25, No 1 red durum 1.02 to 1.08 with 3-8 bar dates. futures shown for May 1.25, July 1.27, March 1.25.
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Minneapolis
Vandemark sues Waltz in common pleas for 202 dollars
N F Vandemark filed a cor novit note suit in the common pleas court yesterday against W OD Waltz for the amount of 202 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Vandemark
Common Pleas Court
W. OD. Waltz
Erly Divorce Seeks Absence Grounds in Common Pleas
Madeline Erly filed suit in common pleas court seeking a divorce from Gerald Erly on grounds that he has been willfully absent for more than three years. The couple married in 1925 and have no children.
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Madeline Erly
Common Pleas Court
Gerald Erly
Meyers Divorce Suit Filed Over Extreme Cruelty
Stella F Meyers filed for divorce in common pleas court against William M Meyers charging extreme cruelty. The couple married in 1925 and have no children.
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Stella F. Meyers
Common Pleas Court
William M. Meyers
Boy Hit By Auto Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury
Six year old Teddy Dursky of 327 Langford Avenue was struck at Middle Avenue and Fifteenth Street by an automobile driven by Mrs. S Brouse of 918 East Avenue. He was treated by a physician. only a knee scratch remained.
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Teddy Dursky
Langford Avenue
Middle Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Teddy
S. Brouse
East Avenue
Man Pleads Guilty To Intoxication In Cold Remedy Case
Jack Closser of 49 Second Street faced Major James A. He witt in police court this morning for intoxication after trying a home remedy to fight a cold. He paid a total of 11.20 dollars including fines and costs. Closser admitted using whiskey to cure a cold and pleaded guilty.
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Jack Closser
Second Street
Closser
James A. Hewitt
Police Court Fines Two Men for Intoxication Incident
Major James A. Hewitt imposed a five dollar fine and costs on Barney Gallagher and Charles Court after they pleaded guilty to intoxication. The pair had obtained liquor in Lorain and were arrested as they alighted from a street car.
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James A. Hewitt
Barney Gallagher
Charles Court
Lorain
Cleveland Man Arrested for Contempt of Court Alimony
Adolph Uhlhorn, 37, was arrested in Cleveland yesterday by sheriff's deputies with help from city detectives. He faces contempt of court charges for failing to pay $1,000 alimony awarded to his wife in a recent divorce.
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Adolph Uhlhorn
Cleveland
Uhlihorn
Heidrich Sues Wife for Divorce in Common Pleas
Paul Heidrich of Wellington filed for divorce from Charlotte Heidrich of Cleveland in a common pleas court citing gross neglect of duty. He alleges she left him to fend for himself since 1927 marriage and now resides in Cleveland insisting he move there if they are to live together. They have no children.
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Paul Heidrich
Wellington
Charlotte Heidrich
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Heidrich
Peerless Oil sues Hert Smith for 401.13 in Elyria court
The Peerless Oil company filed suit in common pleas court today against Hert Smith of 128 North Trup Street Elyria for 401.13 alleged to be due on account.
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Peerless Oil Company
Common Pleas Court
Hert Smith
Northtrup St
Elyria
Krul Files Transcript Over Second Liquor Charge
Anthony Krul of Lorain filed a transcript in common pleas court today alleging error in a second offense liquor charge from Lorain Municipal Court. Krul had pleaded guilty to a first offense on January 5, 1925 and paid a $300 fine. He was arrested again January 10, 1927 by Officer Edward Reynolds.
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Anthony Krul
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Krul
Edward Rernolds
Agricultural prices snippet shows grain and flax quotes
A terse OCR snippet lists corn No 3 at 92 1 2 3 1 2c oats No 3 white 471 2 43e flax No 1 at 2.47 1 2 2.35 19 Aree, showing price points and grade labels in a market table.
Grain and seed price listings from Toled o market
The bulletin lists prices for oats rye clover seed timothy and other grains. No 2 white oats at 1.27 per bushel and rye at 1.19 with clover seed cash domestic February price 17.60 and March 17.65. Timothy for March 3.05 per bushel.
Cleveland Livestock Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Receipts hogs 3700 with prices up about 10 cents. 200 to 259 pounds at 11.25 to 11.35, 130 to 170 pounds at 12.10, 160 to 200 pounds around 13.10, 50 to 100 pounds near 9.75. Cattle receipts 390 with calves 40. market strong up 25 cents. Beefs steers 11.00 to 11.50, beef cows 27.50 to 28.54, vealers 14.50. Sheep receipts 1690. top fat lambs 17.00, bulk 14.59 to 15.0. Cull lambs around 9.50.
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Cleveland
Toledo Livestock Nogs Receipts and Market Report
Receipts show higher market for hogs with prices 10.60 to 10.90 per cwt and mid ranges around 19.99. Calves and sheep receipts are listed as steady with pigs described as good.
Foremen's Club Plans Varied Entertainment for February Meeting
Elyria Foremen's Club announces its February gathering at the Y M C A with a full program including boxing acts by Al and Dick Taylor and Henry Stark world champion bag puncher, juggling by Dr C S Kelsey, songs by Sutliffe and Page, plus music from a zino artist and local groups. Officers will be elected and a buffet luncheon follows.
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Elyria Foremen’s Club
W. O. NecClellan
Dick Taylor
Henry Stark
Amherst
C. S. Kelsey
W. H. “Boob” Sutliffe
J. H. “Neisy” Page
Wellington
Western Automatic Company
Ducy and Run Musical Club
Wally Roe
William Struck
Flooded Cities Battle Rising Waters Across Ohio Region
Flood crisis stretches from Columbus to Toledo as Big Miami and Maumee rivers flood streets and farms. City health officials warn boiling water. schools closed. hundreds rescued as traffic halts and dams hold back deluge. Damages reach thousands with key bridges strained and lines down.
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Main
Columbia
R. C. Lisle
Springfield
Snyder Park
International Harvester Company
Big Miami
Miami
Peck
Hamilton
Middletown
Poasttown Road
Trafic
Germantown
C. & D. Traction
Dayton
Conservancy
Columbus
Big Four Railroad
Strasburg
Beaver Dam Creek
New Philadelphia
Chrichsville
Maumee River
Toledo
Waterville
Rivers
Wee Toledo
Ten Mile Creek
Sibley Creek
Willys Park
Overland Administration
Turkey Foot Rock
Napoleon
Elyria Theatre and Hotel Project Earns Support
Squire praised the mature plan and ideal site for a modern Elyria hotel and theatre and urged local cooperation. Chicago theatre engineer Cr. L. Drake endorsed first class operation, chain management, and architect John Eberson’s ultra modern design, predicting success for Elyria.
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Squire
Lorain
Cleveland
Elyrian
Elyria
Cr. L. Drake
Chicago
Holden Brothers
Drake
John Eberson
J. B. Johnson
Col. Holden
Johnson
M. R. Towle
Elrria
Don Myers
Securities Division
Securities Commission
Myers
Harding Hotel
Marion 23
Mr. Myers
el Capitan
Lawrence Webber
Messrs. Webber
McCoy
Curren
Air
Webber
Humber Two Deathend from Page 1
The reform wave aimed at breaking Thompson strongholds failed to erase control of the council. Six incumbents, four Thompson supporters, were defeated as nine wards await runoffs. A majority vote in each ward decides, with the top two advancing if no majority. Thompson won in the bloody twentieth ward and his own bailiwick, the 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denson
Frome
Thompson
Thompeton
Bailiwreck
Roma Restaurant Proprietor Arrested by Federal Agents
Lorain February 3 Federal agents from Cleveland arrested A V Petralia proprietor of the Roma restaurant for violation of the federal prohibition law. He pleaded not guilty and was released on a 3500 bond to await trial March 7. Petralia also faces a March 1 municipal court date before Judge Strenick on a city liquor ordinance charge.
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Lorain
Cleveland
A. V. Petralia
Roma Resaaurant
Petralia
J. F. Strenick
City Nquor
Funeral Services for Beverly Benton
Funeral services for the late Beverly Benton aged five will be held from Taylor's Funeral Home Thursday morning February twenty eighth at ten o'clock Reverend Edwin Kirby will officiate Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery Services will be private.
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Beverly Benton
Taylor
Edwin Kirby
Ridgelawn
George Aschenbach Dies in Amherst at 59
George A Aschenbach, 59, died at 8 69 this morning at his sister Mrs Bertha Braun’s Forest street home after a 14 week illness. Born and long time resident of Amherst, he leaves two sisters Mrs Braun and Miss Elizabeth Aschenbach and a brother C G Aschenbach, all of Amherst. He was a member of St Peter’s Evangelical church. Funeral arrangements are not completed.
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George Aschenbach
Amherst
Georgea Aschenbach
Bertha Braun
Forest Street
Fhe
Braun
Elizabeth Aschenbach
C. G. Aschenbach
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Arch ie MacDonald Dies in Amherst After Illness
Archie MacDonald aged 53 dies at 3:30 this morning at his Lincoln street home after a nine month illness. Born in Ross-shire Scotland he came to America 22 years ago and to Amherst six years ago from Rochester New York. He served in World War I with the Canadian army. Survived by widow Florence and daughter Daisy of New York City, plus siblings in London and Scotland. Former stone cutter at Ohio Cut Stone company and member of Presbyterian church F C E and Stone Cutters Lodge. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Archie MacDonald Amherst
Archie MacDonald
Lincoln Street
Rosshire
Scotland
America
Amherst
Rochester
Florence MacDonald
Daisy MacDonald
New York City
London
England
Ohio Cut Stone Company
Presbyterian Church
F. C. E. and
Stone Cuters’ Lodge
Ward election in Chicago favors Pacelli amid threats and drama
In a Chicago ward once led by Morris Eller, Pacelli won decisively as threats surrounded Alderman Prignano and Titus Haffa faced defeat. Police kept watch during the campaign, while Undertaker Charles Burmeister defeated Haffa amid a high profile anti Thompsonite stance and a mass gangster murder investigation by Police Commissioner William Russell. The election proceeded without violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Eller
Eller
William V. Pacelli
Paceli
A. J. Prignano
Ald
Titus Haffa
Leavenworth
Charles G. Burmeister
William Russell
American Legion keeps memory alive for disabled veterans
The piece emphasizes The American Legion and its Auxiliary as steadfast memory keepers who champion liberalizing legislation and ensure individual disabled ex-service men receive government benefits. It argues the past achievements are worthy but not the moment to rest on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Stee F
No More Gas in Stomach and Bowels Miracle Pills
An early 20th century patent medicine blurb promises relief from gas and stomach discomfort. It claims Masimagna Gee Tablets cure gas pressure, reduce anxious nerves and heart palpitations, banish drowsiness after meals, and restore comfort and breath. Sold in a yellow package for $1 at stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Vaniah
Giancr
Beravac Basmann
Sterfe
Veterans Welfare and American Legion Goals in Postwar Era
The speaker outlines a threefold program for disabled veterans: improve and speed up services, expand laws to aid disabled veterans, and ensure liberal interpretations by agencies. The American Legion vows vigilance against red tape. The talk emphasizes continued war impact on disabled veterans and the duty to provide education, public schooling, and support for needy children of veterans, along with backing the Boy Scout movement as part of citizenship training.
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American Legion
Veterans Bureau
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scout Organization
Manly Diet Builds Ready Citizens Through Sport
A speech extols an Americanism program linking youth athletics to national readiness and character. It emphasizes responsible citizenship, willingness to assume duties, and careful immigration intake to sustain a melting pot that can assimilate newcomers as productive Americans.
Lawsuit for 1900 seeks medical charges against Brickman
Crawford filed in common pleas court for 190 against Rosa Brickman and others in Lorain for medical services claimed due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Crawford
Common Pleas
Rosa Brickman
Lorain
Ice Mint Promises Quick Relief For Corns
A Japanese inspired foot treatment named Ice Mint claims to rapidly shrivel corns between toes and relieve swelling and cracked toes with no pain or skin irritation. The ad touts easy removal with fingers and appeals to those on their feet daily, urging readers to try it at local drugstores.
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Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Vestal
Sues
Toledo Grain
Toledo Livestock
Foremen’s Club Entertainment
Zanesville
Coshocton
Newark
West Main Street
Humber
ROMA
C. W. Phillips
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Broadway
20Th Street
Lorain, Ohio
New York
New York Central
Park Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central Zone
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