Logan Gas Co hearings delayed over service charge data
Logan Gas Co faces a 75 cent yearly service charge proposal affecting 93 200 customers across 71 Ohio communities. The Ohio Public Utilities Commission continued the case to February 24 while experts review company finances and rate justification, with Elyria councilman Howells protesting the scheme.
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Public Utilities Commission
Logan Gas Co
Columbus
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
Athens
Mansfield
Ashland
Illyria
Bucyrus
Dave T. Howells
Elyrtia
Howells
D. W. Myers
James A. Hewitt
Logan Gas Company
Elyria
Public Utilities Commission of
State of Chin
Hope for Naval Policy Bill Fades in Congress
Washington reports that the House naval affairs committee abandoned remedial naval legislation for the current session despite Adm. Wilbur admitting U S Navy weakness. Rep. Fred Britten pledged to reintroduce calls for higher battleship guns next session as officials cited gaps with Britain and shortfalls in carriers and cruisers. Secretary Wilbur testified on four battleships and modernization costs.
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Washington
Coolidge
Wilbur
United States Navy
House Naval Affairs Committee
Congress
Fred Britten
Illinois
Armerican
Britten
Hughes
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Operations
Britain
United States
Admiral Fherie
Japan
Life Long Lorain County Resident Dies at 77
George Wilson 77 died at his son Sh J Wilsons Eaton township home. He leaves a wife and four children Nellie Box Elyria Grafton Carrin Daley Elyria and J Wilson Eaton. He belonged to Eaton Church of Christ and Grafton Odd Fellows for 40 years. Funeral services Sunday with Odd Fellows at graveside burial at Butternut Ridge.
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George Wilson
Sh. J. Wilson
Eaton Township
Nellie Box
Elyria
The
Odd Fellows
Butternut Ridge
Glayer of Boy Is Electrocuted in Ohio
The execution of Joseph C. Kane by electric chair occurred at the Ohio penitentiary after his February 13 murder conviction in Youngstown. He was pronounced dead at 1:08 a m and the body was shipped back to Youngstown.
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Glayer
Columbus
Joseph C. Kane
Ohio
Miere
Kane
Palaiologo
Youngstown
Death of Michael Bru fen prominent Lorain foreman
Michael Bru fen 82 a retired B and O section foreman longtime Lorain resident died at St Josephs Hospital. He lived in the city forty years and served as section foreman twenty five years. Funeral services will be held Monday morning from St Marys church.
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Lorain
Michael Brufen
St Joseph's Hospital
Tie
St. Mary's Church
Plans for New Amusement Park in Lorain
A. Hr. Rah ecelk announced construction of a new amusement park on the Richard Thew property at Erie Avenue Lake View Park. Plans include a dance hall, grounds improvements, and amusements costing about £250,000.
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Lorain
Rahecelk
Richard Thew
Erie Avenue
New Lake View Terk
Plana
Elyria youths sent to reform school after robbery plea
Clarence Myers Clarence Jenkins and Jeoven Tomaselli from Elyria pleaded guilty to an indictment charging they robbed the Miller and Supply store at Greenwich. They were taken to Mansfield reformatory and sentenced in Lorain County Court to indeterminate terms from 1 to 10 years each.
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Clarence Myers
Clarence Jenkins
Jeoven Tomaselli
Elyria
Viliy
Miller Ante & Supply
Greenwich
Manefield Reformatory
Hove
Tfuran
Noted Swindler Dies In Prison
CHICAGO Jan 9 Mrs Mie Shorets widow of Leo Koretz a Bayonana oil swindler died in Joliet penitentiary following his ten year sentence. Koretz died of diabetes in prison as two brothers visited and left when he grew unconscious. Shorets expressed sorrow and said she would have said goodbye if able.
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Chicago
Mie Shoretz
Paveriig
Lea Koretz
Joliel Penitentiary
Koretz
Michael Lenard
Janis
Adalph Shorets
Iman Teo
Wnycane
Iisoretz
Dry Agents Win Race Over Great Divide
Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, told the Senate Judiciary Committee that the death rate among prohibition enforcement officers is higher than that of the American army in World War I.
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Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arrests After Amherst Ice Cream Parlor Fight
Amherst youth Clifford Schrader appeared before Justice S J George this morning with a deep forehead cut after a warrant charged intoxication and disorderly conduct. Schrader denied the charge. hearing set for Saturday at 2 pm. released on 200 bond. He was arrested following a midnight clash at Saemaha ice cream parlor. Schrader says he was attacked. Sheriff’s department took him to Elyria.
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Clifford Schrader
Amherst
S. J. George
Schrader
Saemaha
Sheriff's Department
Elyria
School Parley Delivers Split Over District Housing Plans
A special Carlisle school district session at Chestnut Grove, with Dr. W A McIntosh and Inspector Christian, failed to produce concrete housing improvement directives for five district buildings. Parents and taxpayers packed the meeting as board members pressed for decisive state and county guidance.
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Carlisle
W. A. McIntosh
Christian
Ohio Industrial Commission
Chestnut Grove
County Board of Health
McIntosh
County Health Board
Three Divorce Suits Filed In Cruelty Cases
Three divorce actions were filed in court alleging cruelty and neglect. Brigito Sramo seeks divorce alimony child custody and an injunction after alleged assaults and demands she work outside home. Mary Tate seeks divorce custody and alimony as Raymond allegedly abused her and failed to support four children. Mayebelle Arick seeks divorce custody and alimony after desertion and neglect alleged by Wilbur Arick. Louis Lucaine asks to modify a divorce decree and to withdraw 1000 dollars to pay taxes and alimony.
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Brigito Sramo
Ilyria
Daniel Sramo
Dfe
Mary de. Tates
Lorain
Raymond Tates
Mayebelle Arick
Wilbur Arick
Louis Lurcaiie
Mary Lukevic
Tie
Cleveland Trust Co
New Hope of Life For Boy Slayer Grant
Bernard Grant, a gray haired youth jailed in Chicago, won a nineety days stay of execution from Gov. Len Small. His attorney said the delay in the Supreme Court’s decision on Walter Krauser’s fate could lead to a commutation to life imprisonment for Grant in the policeman Ralph Souders murder case.
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Chicago
Bernard Grant
Len Small
Correction on opening statements for Ashland stores
The article clarifies that the quote about stores being in the best locations was made by Mr. Hancock, not Mr. Robinson. Mr. Birdsall of Robinson Hancock Co. states Mr. Robinson has no financial interest in the enterprise or any stores.
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7. C. Metzzer
C. J. Hancock
Ashland
Ohio
Mrr. Robinson
Hancock
Jon Birdsall
Robinson Hancock Company
Robinson
Robinson Hancock Co
Elyrians to witness total eclipse on January twenty fourth
Elyrians will see a total solar eclipse the first in over a century with the moon passing between earth and sun around 10 19 a m. The partial phase starts about eight and ends around 10 30. The event features a visible solar corona and phenomena such as shadow bands and Beads of Betelgeuse.
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Mlyria
Venus
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Orion
Tugel
Betelgeuse
Theresa Aldebaran
Hyades
Tantus
Talk Against Tobacco Evils Delivered To City Students
Charles M. Fillmore of the No-Tobacco League spoke to seventh to ninth graders at the high school and to tenth to twelfth graders this morning. He urged temperate, plain appeals about tobacco harms and will visit other city schools. Sunday evening he will address a joint church meeting.
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Charles M. Fillmore
No-Tobacco Basue of America
Long illness fatal to William W. Gish
William W. Gish, 47, died at his home 716 West Broad Street after an extended illness. Survived by wife, mother, sister Mrs. John Grossman of Tiffin, and brothers Orley of Steubenville, Allen and Carl of Tiffin. He resided in the area 18 years and was a foreman at Electric Alloys Co. Funeral at Nome Saturday at 1 p.m. conducted by Rev. B. L. Barner, with burial at Ridgelawn.
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William W. Gish
West Broad Street
John Grossman
Tiffin
Orley
Steubenville
Allen
Carl
Tie
Electric Alloys Co
Nome
B. L. Barner
Battal
Ridgelawn
Josiah Kirby Surrenders on Cleveland Discount Co Charges
Josiah Kirby former head of the Cleveland Discount Co once valued at 32 million dollars surrendered to federal authorities in Cleveland after being indicted by state and federal grand juries. He pleaded not guilty and posted a 10 000 bond. Kirby promised to fight the charges to his last cent. He arrived from Pittsburgh upon learning of the indictment and faced arraignment on state charges the same day.
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Cleveland
Josiah Kirby
Cleveland Discount Co
Kirby
Pittsburg
California Legislature Ratifies Child Labor Amendment
The California Senate and Assembly voted to ratify the federal child labor amendment. In the Senate 36 to 3 favored ratification, and in the Assembly 69 to 9 supported it, placing California among states approving the measure. Sacramento dated January 9.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
California
Evidence in Lorain Gaol Delivers to Grand Jury
The Lorain court evidence room received its first contribution this morning via Sergeant Murphy who delivered case evidence to the court bailiff for grand jury review. The items include liquor containers clothing revolvers and miscellaneous articles linked to several cases. The docket lists Nose Reanicik Anna Wehko Lews Kim J B Leonard Verna Moore Chas Labeda Pete Atkinson Len Sanders Quincy Malcolm Leroy Jones J Norvicel Will Evans John Smith Bertha Martin John Bay and John Murray.
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Court House
Murphy
Lorain
Nose Reanicik
Anna Wehko
Lews Kim
J. B. Leonard
Verna Moore
Chas. Labeda
Pete Atkinson
Len Sanders
Quincy Malcolm
Leroy Jones
J. Norvicel
Will Evans
John Smith
Bertha Martin
John Bay
John Murray
Former Elyria Teacher Lands Big Position
Fedna Joseph, former elementary supervisor in Elyria and East Liverpool schools, will become supervisor of the six elementary grades in Springfield schools February 2. She was appointed by Superintendent Shelton and will earn 23,500 a year. She is currently pursuing advanced work at Teachers College, Columbia University.
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Springfield
Fedna Joseph
Elyria
East Liverpool
Joseph
Shelton
Teachers College
Columbia University
Loomis Visits Elk Lodges on Official State Tour
Ford Loomis district deputy grand exalted ruler of the Elks travels through Mt. Vernon Delaware and Marion this week visiting lodges. He attends a gathering in Cincinnati tonight with A Bart Horton before heading to Louisville to attend the funeral of past grand exalted ruler Robert W Brown editor of the Elks Magazine who died in San Diego California earlier this week.
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Ford Loomis
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Mt. Vernon
Delaware
Marion
Cincinnati
A. Bart Horton
Louisville
Robert W. Brown
The
Elks Magazine
San Diego
Cal
Lorain Hopes for State Relief Bill in Ohio
City officials J C Standen and Wes ley Grills returned from Columbus after talks with Senator Comings Representative Cotton Attorney General Crabbe and legislative finance committees about a proposed 300 900 dollar Lorain relief appropriation They report hope relief will be granted.
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Lorain
J.C. Standen
Wesley Grills
Columbus
Comings
Representative Cotton
Gen. Crabbe
Disabled World War officers plead for retirement pay
Washington dispatch reports 1016 disabled World War emergency officers, decorated by allied governments, petition Congress for the Bum Sum bill to grant regular retirement pay. All other World War officers received compensation. the group served in France and were discharged after wounds or disease.
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Washington
Conress
France
National Tube Co to Run At 88 Percent Capacity Next Week
Lorain reports the National Tube Company will operate at 88 percent capacity next week after this week’s 93 percent operation. The update comes as production adjusts in the Lorain area.
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Lorain
The
National Tube Co
Vermilion hunter bags second fox at age 73
Vermilion Ohio January 9 1925 J Washburn 73 year old hunter took his second fox of the season using a gun bought in Sandusky 43 years ago. He left his home four miles south at 7 30 am and returned at 4 30 pm with the fox after a day of scouting the nearby country.
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Vermilion, O
Ll. J. Washburn
Vermilion
Washburn
Sandusky
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East Bridge Street
T. C. Price
I. W. Tissington
Mr. Price
Leona Deiiers
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Canada
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Moon
Jusiah Irba
Discount Co
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