Dr Lee B Warren appeals board revocation in Ohio case
Dr. Lee Browning Warren of Lorain claims the state medical board wrongfully revoked his license after a Columbus hearing on January 4. He says Louis Sander acted only as interpreter and seeks transcript access and stay of revocation, arguing the board had no evidence of improper professional ties.
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Elyria
Lee Browning Warren
Lorain
State Medical Board
Columbus
Warren
Trier
28Th
Pearl Streets
Rain
Banhia
Louis Sanders
Louis Dor
Inetball League Opens Tonight in Elyria
Jan 18 the city basketball league under YMCA management begins play with teams from American Legion Elyria High School faculty and business clubs. games start at 8 30 pm with free admission and continue nightly. A missing-person note concerns Grover Gramm who once ran the Coffee at the Andwur hotel.
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Lyria
Lea
American Legion
Elyria Bual College
Young Men's
Y. M. GC. A.ames
Business College
Young 'S Business Club
Syria
Four Sand and Gravel Firms Plead Guilty in Sherman Case
Four sand and gravel corporations and their officers pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Hand in New York on January 18 to an indictment charging violation of the Sherman anti trust law. They admitted to forming a monopoly in Cow Bay sand, agreed to disband the sand and gravel board of trade, and were assessed a total of 40,900 dollars.
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New York
Hand
Cow Bay
Sand and Gravel Board of Trade
Waterworks bonds authorized for sale in Elyria
Elyria city council approved issuing waterworks bonds totaling 150000 dollars. Bonds will bear five and a half percent interest, down from six percent, with the goal of funding improvements and attracting a ready market when offered for sale.
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Elyria
Communist Teacher Dismissal Sparks Albany Decision
Albany N Y Jan 18 The acting commissioner of education Frank B Gilbert ruled that membership in and support of the Communist Party or similar groups justifies discharge of a public school teacher. The decision upholds Buffalo board of education action removing Julia D Pratt finding such affiliation shows mental and moral unfitness to teach.
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Albany
N. Y
Frank B. Gilbert
Julia D. Pratt
Buffalo Board of Education
Communist Party
Marriage Licenses and City Water Action in Elyria
Marriage licenses issued for Nick Vester and Eve Lyn Casner with Father Frey officiating, and Dewey Curtin with Ada M. Beslick under Father Fetch. Elyria officials report free public water for drinking fountains troughs and skating ponds approved by council, while a new resident’s water service request was denied at Monday’s meeting.
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Nick Vester
Cook
Evelyn Casner
Lorain
Father Frey
Dewey Curtin
Elyria
Ada M. Beslick
Ridgeville
Father Fetch
Chronicle Telegram Report Shows 10 730 Subscribers
The Lorain County Chronicle Telegram reports total weekly circulation of 10 730 and Lorain City daily average of 4 030 copies for the week ending January 15 1921. Albert E Charles circulation manager for Lorain city and R C Herb circulation manager for Chronicle Telegram both certify figures to be true before notary Frank Coleman on January 17 1921.
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Lorain
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain d Elyria
Albert E. Charles
Albert E
Charles
Ohio
Lorain County
Albert
R. C. Herb
Chronicle-Telcom
Mail Truck Hold-Up At Union Station Seized Loot
Five youths robbed a United States mail truck at Chicago Union Station, transferring twelve bags including ten registered, likely part of a federal reserve shipment. They fled in a car with the sacks, escaping after confronting 12 guards. Police note typical 2:30 am northwestern mail had about 100000 dollars in value.
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Chicago
Union Station
Federal Reserve Bank
St. Paul
Minnesota
Sven Postal and Railway
Aréarmaé
Lorain County Grand Jury Opens Here With 15 Members
Lorain County grand jurors convened in Elyria on January 18. Bailiffs filled the panel. substitutes arrived, mostly from Elyria. Foreman S Sudro leads, with 14 others named. Judge Redington instructed secrecy. Prosecuting Attorney Webber has 52 cases ready, mainly from Lorain with five from Elyria and four John Dos cases. report expected next Thursday or Friday.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Leslie D. Hamilton
George BE. Hill
Hyland Mallory
Sam Dewhurst
E. Wurst
A. E. Ewindson
George Vogler
C. H. Schwind
G. M. Howlett
Dave Decker
J. J. Quinlan
Redington
Attroney - Webber
Lorain
John Dos
Hospital Notes Elyria Births and Discharges
Elyria memorial hospital notes report a birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Karl Taylor at 845 Bond Street. Discharged is Glen Locks of Olmsted Falls.
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Elyria
Memorial Hospital
Karl Taylor
Bond Street
Glen Locks
Olmsted
Fire Department Permit Report Shows Limited Improvements
HLYRIA January 18 reports from the fire department committee of the city council indicate only 28 building permits were issued for improvements in the fire zone, with permits totaling 126,595 in expenditure.
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Hlyria
Ogreen Ordinance Bumped Into Onag
Elyria Ohio January 18 The proposed screen ordinance for the city met resistance at its Second reading as council members objected to its present form. Councilman Andrusy urged specific goals to guide the city in drafting an acceptable measure. A suggestion to send the proposal to the waterworks committee failed by a tie vote with three approving. President Hewitt cast the deciding vote in favor of referring to the waterworks committee, prompting laughter in the council chamber.
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Elyria
Andrusy
Hewitt
Waterworks Committee
Council
Kentuckians Asto Catch Incendiaries In Cincinnati Area
Residents of Covington and central Kentucky watched a string of three fires in days near the river from Cincinnati. Fire Chief Edward Griffith warned locals to stay vigilant and take precautions as many residents armed themselves with revolvers to counter the incendiary threat.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Rivar
Edward Griffith
Car stopped when officer's club hit shield
Elyria, Jan. 18. Patrolman Sayles stopped an auto driver by flashing a flashlight after the car, lacking lights, failed to slow. Sayles struck the windshield with his club, prompting the driver to apply brakes and proceed to police court to explain the violation.
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Elyria
Pa’trolman Sayles
Semi Monthly Contract To Be Entered Into By Beck
Elyria city council authorized Service Director Beck to enter into a contract every two weeks with a firm or individual to collect garbage, continuing until a longer term agreement is decided. Also, the council authorized borrowing 3962 from the National Bank to cover anticipated sewer and special assessments receipts.
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Beck
Elyria
H. Ei. Beck
National Bank
Sidewalk request spurs council inquiry in Elyria Park Place
Elyria residents on Park Place urge sidewalk installation prompting a sidewalk committee probe. The tire and water committee reports on whether to lay a water main on Kipling Street after requests filed with the waterworks department.
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Elyria
Tire and Water Committee
City Councilill
Kipling Street
Waterworks Department
Newspaper Saves Life In Raleigh Elevator Fire
In Raleigh on January 18 a watchman named Frank French dozing with a newspaper woke when flames started at the elevator shaft bottom. The fire spread upward, singeing his fingers but he escaped before the shaft exit was blocked. He credits the newspaper as a constant companion and helpful reminder.
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Raleigh
Frank French
John 1 Rockefeller
Frank
Two Elyrians Seek Divorce
In Elyria on January 18 two divorce filings appear. George Schieterstein of Amherst accuses his wife Lottie of gross neglect and extreme cruelty, saying she was unduly familiar with other men and often away from home. She left last December and he cannot locate her. Lorna B Edwards of Elyria requests a divorce from Paul Edwards, a National Tubes Co employee, alleging gross neglect and failure to support their two children, and seeks alimony.
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Elyria
Amherst
George Schieterstein
Lottie
Lorna B. Edwards
Miyria
Paul Edwards
The
National Tubes Co
Former Elyria resident Mrs Lacey Cox dies at 77
Elyria Jan 18 Mrs Lacey Cox aged 77 a former resident of Gulf Road died at the home of her son B M Cox in South Bend Indiana Saturday and was buried in North Ridge cemetery yesterday. She had lived on Gulf road all her life until three years ago when she moved to South Bend after the death of her husband Clark Cox. A large turnout of friends and neighbors attended the Gulf Road schoolhouse funeral conducted by Jenkins Funeral parlors. She is survived by her son one brother Orange Mathewa and one sister Mrs Louisa Hart both of Flint Michigan.
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Elyria
Lacey Cox
Elyria Township
B. M. Cox
South Bend
Indiana
North Ridge
Gulf Road School House
Orange Mathewa
Louisa Hart
Flint
Michigan
Jenkins Funeral
Explosion at Bayonne Film Plant Kills Two, Injures Ten
Two people were killed and more than ten injured in a Bayonne New Jersey explosion at the Ballowa Film Company plant. Charred bodies were found near the plant tracks after a blast. ten injured were taken to Bayonne Hospital as firefighters contained the blaze. The film ignition caused a shock wave shattering nearby windows and sparking fires in adjacent buildings.
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Bayonne
N. J
Ballowa Film Company
Central Railroad
Bayonne Hospital
Srik
Occi Red
Dames
Funeral Services for Mrs Flannery in Elyria
Funeral services for Mrs John Flannery of Lodi Street, aged 73, will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. from St Marys church. She died Saturday after a brief illness. Survived by children Migs Nal Ile, Charles, Anna M Dachtler, W H Flannery of Los Angeles, F Dunlop of St Louis, and sisters Mrs M Burns, Mrs Mary Doran, and brother John Quinn.
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Elyria
John Flannery
Lodi Street
St. Mary's Church
Flannery
Migs Nal Ile
Charles
Anna M. Dachtler
W. H. Flannery
Los Angeles
Spain Cabinet May Resign
Madrid dispatch quotes permeable rates as Spain’s cabinet decides to resign. Premier Dato will hand in his ministry to Alfonso upon the king's return to Madrid from Seville today.
Investigation Before Council With Hospital Donation
Elyria January 18. The city council raised the Memorial hospital donation from 6000 to 8000 dollars but now with a change of stance will not grant the funds until a committee appointed by President J A Hewitt conducts an investigation and reports to the council. Councilman Hazelton with Andruss and Winglow will meet with hospital authorities to discuss concerns.
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Elyria
Mada Memorial Hospital
J. A. Hewitt
Hazelton
Andruss and
Winglow
Scarlet Mask Club to Present Oh My Omar at Rialto
Elyria Ohio January 18 One of the season’s big society events will feature the Scarlet Mask club from Ohio State University in the musical comedy Oh My Omar at the Rialto on February 8. Sixty eight student performers travel in a special car with costumes and effects. Ohio State stars Chick Harley and Pete Stinchcomb will appear in the company. Alumni of the Lo tain County will banquet the boys and a reception will follow. The Kiwanis club finances the entertainment ensuring success.
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Elyria
Scarlet Mask
Ohio State University
Omar
Rialto
Heatra
Chick” Harley
Pete’ Stinchcomb
Ohio States
Lotain County
Ohio State
Kiwanis Club
Petition Seeks Removal of Unsightly Billboard in Lorain
A petition with several names was presented to Lorain city council to abolish the large billboard at Shirley Fourth Street and Broadway. Petitions claim the sign is a menace to public safety and it was referred to the Streets and Sidewalk committee and the director of public service for action. Safety director Harry Shif t announced daily office hours in Lorain City Hall from 3 to 5 p.m. every day except Sunday.
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Lorain
City Council
Big Bill
Fourth Street
Broadway
Director of Public Service
Harry
Senate panel backs soldiers bond issue for war relief
Columbus report says the senate military affairs committee unanimously recommended adoption of the soldiers resolution authorizing a 25 000 900 bond issue pending voter approval at the next election. House action expected Thursday. Lorain safety director Shift appears at council with mayor Grall introducing him to council.
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Columbus
Senate Military Affairs Committee
House Committee
Lorain Street Railroad Seeks Franchise Change in Elyria
Representatives of Lorain Street Railroad presented three new franchise ordinances to Elyria city council seeking a double track along Lodi street and a single track to Mill street with a Y on North street. No other traction firm would operate on Ladd Street north of the private right of way. City okayed first reading despite unsettled points.
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Elyria
Lorain Street Railroad Company
Lodi Street
Mill Street
New York Central
North Street
Ladd Street
Furnace
Moonshiner jailed after refusing to pay fine
Julia Paylak a Hungarian moonshiner from West River street was fined 500 by Mayor Jones for illegal distilling at her home. Unable to pay, she was jailed briefly, later released reportedly after relatives paid the fine to secure her release from custody.
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Elyria
Julia Paylak
Jones
Atjl
West River Street
Liberty
Polices Court
Julia
Duranes Vile
Cossack Troops Battle French Near Constantinople
In Tehatalja near Constantinople mutinous Cossacks who had disarmed officers clashed with French troops. French black Senegalese soldiers opened fire with machine guns, injuring 36 Cossacks and two French officers amid the chaotic night skirmish.
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Constantinople
Wrangel
Tehatalja
Thye Augsiang
Local Men Speak Tonight at Forum
Elyria reports a Machinists Forum meeting with C. M. Williams discussing Some inconsistencies of Unionism and Geo. H. Chamberlain presenting The Spirit of Kiwanis as Affecting Union Labor. Both speakers ready for a large hearing as sessions begin at 7 20 PM.
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Elyria
Eeen
Machinists
C. ML Williams
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Kiwanis
Plumbing Inspection For Public Buildings Approved by City Council
The city council adopted an ordinance Monday evening to provide plumbing inspection for public buildings and other structures not designated as single or double dwellings. The measure expands building inspection rules to coverage beyond residential units, reflecting municipal oversight on plumbing standards.
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Blyria
Gulf Farms to Spend 100000 on New City Park Project
Gulf Farms proposes to invest 100000 to beautify a tract along the Gulf road in the northern city area. The plan includes water mains a sewage system pavements lighting and retaining walls. The company will cover maintenance until the city may assume control of streets or the properties are petitioned for city ownership.
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Gulf Farms, Company
Gulf Road
Elyrla
Jack Warden
Gulf Farms Company
Max &° Feh
M. E. Roe
Harry Cal
Silsbee
Thomas
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