Council Denies Protest on Gas Rate Increase
Editorial argues Elyria City Council erred by not protesting the Logan Gas Co price rise. It warns the vote costs residents 75 cents monthly for three months and potentially $13,500, benefiting the utility while others obtain lower rates.
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Elyria
Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Company
Ilyria
Publics Utilities Commission
Columbus
Muller
Elyvia
Elyra
Building Trades Council Organized in Elyria
Elyria forms its first Building Trades Council through the Central Labor Union. John Noll elected president. officers include W C Coryell, I Harris, Roland Hobill, Andrew Murray, Ira Horton, W Witty, and Fd Creamer, with several locals represented.
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Building Trades Council
Central Labor Union
Elyria
John §. Noll
Bricklayers
W. C Coryell
I. Harris
Roland Hobill
Arma
Andrew Murray
Hod Carriers Building Laborers
Ira Horton
Electricians
W Witty
Sheet Metal Workers
Fd Creamer
Hod Carriers
Lorain County Building Trades Council
German President Ebert dies after peritonitis
Berlin reports Friederich Ebert first president of the German republic died at 1015 a m after a four day battle with peritonitis following an appendectomy. In mourning ceremonies are planned for Tuesday and public amusements are forbidden.
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Berlin
Friederich Lbert
German Republic
Lears
Salem
Ebert
Wilhelmstrasse
Luther
Tornado Relief Fund Reaches 1.6 Million in Lorain Drive
The Lorain rehabilitation fund for northeastern Ohio tornado relief has grown to 1,608,934 19 dollars with all but 73,994 allocated. National relief director RC Agnee released the report, he left for Washington and will return March 15. Red Cross office here will close April 1.
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Lorain
American Red Cross
Ohio
R C. Agnee
Red Cross Ee
Red Cross
Purim Feast Begins In Elyria With Temple Services
The Jewish community of Elyria begins Purim observances at sundown with services at the Temple Corner West and Lodi Streets. The festival marks Esther’s saving of the Jews from Haman’s plot as recounted in the Book of Esther. Purim falls on Tuesday March 10.
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Elyria
Temple Corner West
Lodi
Ahasuerus
Haman
Esther
Israel
Purim
Hearing at Richland County Children’s Home on Mismanagement Claims
An open hearing will be conducted next Thursday at the Richland County Children’s Home into charges of mismanagement. Miss Bell Greve, chief of the state charities division, will preside with H. H. Shirer, chief inspector, accompanying her to Manefield.
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Watrown
Colovels
Richland County
Manages Business But His Wife Nay Manages Business
Columbus February 28. Frank L Mattaes, a local contractor, asks Franklin County Common Pleas Court to intervene as his wife allegedly opened his mail, took business checks, bid his auto and watch, dumped his clothes outside, stored his papers, and threatened him, claiming ongoing annoyance and harassment.
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Nay
Columbus
Frank L. Mattaes
Franklin Connty County Common Pleas Court
Usder
Mattaes
Coum
Father and son share bone grafts to heal broken legs
In Philadelphia Ray Sherry Sr and his 6 year old son both suffered leg fractures. Sr donated bone grafts to aid young Ray, first in a 1920s operation that rejoined the bone, then again when the son’s leg fractured a second time. Both operations occurred at Jefferson Hospital with father and son on the table.
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Philadephia
Ray Sherry Sr
Ray
Jefferson Hospital
Ray Jr
Ray Sr
Dad
Final Open Forum to host Norman Thomas on New Incentive
Norman Thomas of The Nation and League for Industrial Democracy will speak at the Church of Christ Sunday at 3 PM on Wanted A New Incentive. The final in a series of fourteen meetings aims for a balanced budget with a strong, varied slate and an audience of over 4400. Doors open 2:30 PM. Judge Florence Allen had planned to speak March 8 but will return in the fall.
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Norman Thomas
The
Nation
League For Industrial Democracy
Open Forum
Church of Christ
Thomas
Fellowship For Reconciliation
Florence Allen
Stay of Execution for Canton Official on Bribe Charge
Edward K. Curts former safety director of Canton was convicted of taking bribes from bootleggers. He was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary but granted a stay of execution of sentence by Chief Justice Marshall of the state supreme court.
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Columbus
Edward K. Curts
Canton
Marshall
Five Tot Burned to Death in Farmhouse Fire
The charred bodies of five children were found in a Maryland farmhouse fire. Their parents, Mr and Mrs William Wilson, were reportedly visiting friends and had not been located by noon today.
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Ptaston Md
Fed Chen
Wit Buiiain Wilson
Nou Heh
Eals
Attack in Yard by Midnight Prowlers Injures Man
Teo Min ho and two others tell of two men who knocked him unconscious in a home yard at 12:45 a m. He fought back but was not robbed. Police responding officers Sweet and Johnson located the prowlers from a vague description.
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Teo
Min Ho
Fle
Viet Pah
Booman
Toa Tia
Oh Hoth
Tori
Sluerel
Deparrt
Fae Phi
Minch
Ijig
Pat
Imin Tlavd Sweet
Tee Johnson
Oberlin man charged with passing worthless check
Local report states B F Carke of Oberlin faced a charge for passing a worthless check. The case involved a Bank of Cortree 35 March note, with municipal court action and grand jury binding over an $80 bond. Officer Tennines returned from military service.
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Lorain Tech 2K
Lake Port Bill Prompts Interest in Lorain County
The Lorain area shows interest in a Lake Port bill reported in the Ohio State Legislature. Representative Hunt of Tucson county outlines a plan to place lifeports in various counties and districts to assist in processing applications for harvesters.
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Lorain
Stv
Tucan
Indi
Haivers
Youthful burglars arraigned and bound over
Bind youthful burglar over three men caught by deputy sheriff in a house yesterday afternoon. They are bound over to court. William Keller and Thomas O Mallay given £0 bonds to appear in probate court Tuesday. Steve Havel ton bound over to grand jury on $239 bond.
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Major Dippte
Avenue
William Keller
Thoma O'Mallay
Steve Havelton
Woman Pleads Guilty to Large Larceny in Back Bay Case
In Boston today, Virs Aluree A Sweeney described by police as a dangerous pair with Dr Jexytlo and Mr Hyde pleaded guilty to larceny of 22,890 dollars from Mire Cor don A Prince, a Back Bay society figure.
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Boston
A.sweeney
Jexytlo
Mr Hyde
Police Cout
Bonda
Mire
Cordon A. Prince
Longworth Elevated Speaker as Tilham Nominated
In Washington on February 23 Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio was elevated to the Speakership of the House. Representative John Q. Tilham of Connecticut was nominated as Republican floor leader in the new Congress.
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Longworth
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
John Q. Tilham
Connecticut
Congress
Worker Dies After Engine Room Accident at Columbia Steel
John Popa of 274 West Bridge Street died at Wemoral hospital at 9 30 this morning from a fractured skull. He was struck by a jib of a small hoisting engine in the Columbia Steel Company engine room and died en route to Sudro hospital. Remains were taken to Welsh Funeral Parlors for arrangements.
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John Popa
West Bridge St
Wemoral Hospital
Columbia Steel Company
Sudro
Police to honor deceased officer at funeral
London March 28 The police force will attend the funeral of former officer Patrick McGinty Monday morning in a body The pallbearers will be Chief of Police Theodore Walker, Assistant Hugh Riles, Lt Frank Bark, Lt Pat van and Patrolmen George Jennings and Frank Lenahan
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London
Frh
Patrick McGinty
Theodore Walker
Hugh Riles
Frank Bark
Pat
Van
George Jennings
Frank Lenahan
Weather Forecast for Great Lakes Region Feb 28
The weather bureau forecasts snow in the lower lake region Monday with chances of snow or rain midweek. Generally fair otherwise with colder conditions on Monday and again later in the week. Regional temps forecast for the Great Lakes area.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Lower Lake Region
Lino Bueno finishes rock home in Guadalajaras Alcolea district
In 1907 laborer Lino Bueno of Alcolea Guadalajara began carving a dwelling from a granite rock. By age 75 he completed a three story, 100 meter structure with a chimney and interior fittings after years of nightly work even when rent was due. Authorities had previously been asked to allow tent living on rocky ground.
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Madrid
Lino Bueno
Alcolea
Guadalajara
Bueno
State Raiders Arrest Three in February Raids
Two state prohibition officers with a local booze squad conducted raids last night. John Popp of 2217 East 28th Street and TL Martin of 215 Fifteenth Street were arraigned, pled not guilty, and held on $800 bonds with a March 10 hearing. Jo Nery was charged with breaking glass on the pavement after throwing a liquor bottle. Nery’s bond was set at $200 for a March 2 hearing.
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Storain
John Popp
28Th Street
Martin
Fifteenth Street
Jo Nery
Nery
Fear of Small Pox Outbreak Highlights Health Meeting
Elyria Board of Health discussed a county small pox case traced to Miss Hazel Hathaway of Franklin school. Authorities say exposure to many students prompted ongoing vaccinations and quarantines, with 21 people vaccinated since Wednesday.
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Smill Por
Elyria Board of Health
J Muller
Hazel Hathaway
Franklin School
Columbia
Public Health Center
Miller
Health Department
Lord Phil lmore Credits League Creation to Viscount Cecil
London report says Lord Phil lmore credited the League of Nations creation primarily to Viscount Cecil rather than to Woodrow Wilson in his address.
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London
Lord Phillmore
League of Nations
Viscount Cecil
Woodrow Wilson
Mrs Mary Gregors French Mother Dies in Columbia Home
The death of Mrs Mary Gregors occurred last night at her Columbia home. Born in New Baltimore, she moved to Columbia at marriage and lived there since. She was known for a strong personality and hosted many visitors, with surviving daughters Mrs George Churchware, Mrs LA Ryan, Mrs Gus Goodway, Mrs Lydeeville, and Mrs G E French. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock, rural private.
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U. S
Wilelmplatz
Luther
Har Zaustter
Karl Frau Ebert
Beeun
Ebert
Luther T 6
Reichstag
Mary Gregors
Columbia
Start Water Wells at Grafton Monday
Representative Elmer Cotton says machinery has been hauled from Olmsted Falls to the Grafton State farm and water well boring will begin Monday morning. He hopes a bountiful water flow will be found.
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Elmer Cotton
Grafton State Farm
Olmsted Falls
Mayor Hinkson Officiates City Hall Wedding
Mayor Harry Hinkson presided at a city hall wedding between Ira Murdock, 27, and Emma Beard, 27, a colored couple. Rev Weber of the west side colored church attended on church business as the couple requested to marry. The ceremony occurred this morning with local officials present.
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Harry Hinkson
Weber
West Side Colored Church
City Hall
Ira Murdock
Loraim
Teride
Emma Beard
Lorain
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