Automobile Club Officers Address Lorain County Meeting
Nearly three hundred members gathered at St Paul’s Church for the Lorain County Automobile Club annual meeting. Henry Andress opened with minutes, Charles Janes of the Ohio State Automobile Association spoke on traffic changes in New York and pedestrian rules, and A M Keep highlighted legal department work. Mittendorf praised the club and outlined state goals including tax priorities and auto legislation aims.
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Lorain County
New York City
Jones
New York
Automobile Club
Iagal Department
A. M. Keep
Lorain County Club
Keep
Ward
A. E. Mittendorf
Cincinnati
State Association
Mittendorf
Ohio
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices. Ellen R Giberson of Elyria dies at 75 2 25 at home 119 Bell avenue. Survived by three children Eduard F Kroll Vera and two sisters. Funeral Friday 1 PM Sudro Funeral Home Rev Wiseman burial Berea. Also notices for Duke Turawa? an elderly man death at LaPorte with survivors in Cleveland and the west. St Marys church service 9 AM Thursday. Robert W Herre Jr. of Detroit obituary with Sudre Funeral Home service and Elmwood cemetery. Emma Relate? Kelbie funeral at St Marys Lorain with Ruth omitted from survivors.
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Ellen Gheeison
Ellen R. Gibervon
Bell Avenue
Eduard F. Ofly
William Kroll
Vera
Giberston
Pythian
Elyria
Sudro
Rev. C. F Wiseman
Berea
Tdwuras
Oeran Aed
LaPorte
Cleveland
Welchs
St Mary's Church
Grafton
Robert W. Herre
Ron
R. W. Herre
Detroit
Mich
Sudre Funeral Home
E. B. Redhead
Elmwood Cemetery
Emma Relale Fupers
Emme Kelbie
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lorain
St. Mary's Church
Yesterdar
Ruth
Evenin Folks Advertisements and Notices
Fragmentary classifieds and notices list phone numbers and services. Items include a rain umbrella ad, lodge notices, dry cleaning, lost pocket item, broadside reads, candy shop address, a school health quote from John Hopkins, and miscellaneous promotional lines with several misspellings and abrupt phrases.
Logan Co. Brought In Large Gas Well At Dover Center
Logan Gas Co. reports a major new gas well at the Dunford farm on the Dover Center rord. The company also has several other wells in the area and is piping gas to communities west of Cuyahoga county. Drillers note pits near a large producer and Clinton sandstone depths around 2,750 feet with wells holding up well.
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Toran Gas Co. Fins
T. Rae
Dunford
Dover Center
Forluv
Thiette
Arthur Well Driller
Aso
Kinkelaar
Logan Gas Co
Cuyahoga County
Elyria and
Loring
Dover
Police Chief Submits 1926 Annual Arrest Report
City council receives H. J. Stinkard's annual police report detailing arrests in 1926. Violations include traffic offenses and numerous categories such as burglary, assault, fraud, gambling, liquor, and weapon violations. total arrests exceed last year, driven by more traffic charges.
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H. J. Stinkard
Couarllhat
Cormitt
Tunkeerer
Riind
Gemblines
Pleads Guilty to Auto Stealing in Local Court
Edward Wade Mansfeld, 18, pleaded guilty to auto stealing after arraignment last Saturday. Following a January grand jury indictment, he admitted the charge and was committed for sentencing. Judge W B Thamp presided.
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Edward Wade Mansfeld
W_ B
Thamp
Judgments Sought on Promissory Notes in Common Pleas
James Hantas sues Tony Kellens for 990 in a note dispute. The Auto Painting Company seeks 1060 against Fo G Grim for a similar promissory note action in Common Pleas Court.
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Iva
Common Pleas Court
James Hantas
Tony Kellens
Auto Painting
Fo G. GriMu
Campaign Drive Raises Cash and Pledges in Lorain
City Chamber of Commerce campaign workers raised 10695 in cash and pledges during the recent drive, according to Anal reports made public today.
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C. Ofc
Drive Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
Lorain Man Fined for Malicious Property Destruction
John Phillips of Lorain, also known as Fisher, was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge W. H. Thompeos after pleading guilty to malicious destruction of property. Phillips had been indicted by the January grand jury and initially pleaded not guilty before changing to guilty this morning. He was committed to county jail.
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Lohain
John Phillips
Lorain
W.h. Thompeos
Phillips
Gou
Fisher
County
Isal
Local man shows orange grown at home
Frank B. Squire believes his orange tree at home yielded fruit this year. He brought to the office an orange raised on his own tree. The tree bore twelve oranges this year and he expects more next year.
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Max
Frank B. Squire
Obertin Ros J
Florida
R Office
Jand le
Man Ordered to Cease Cattle Keeping in City Home
Jor Barro of Irondale and Woodford Avenue received a notice from Officer Frank Willems ordering him to stop keeping cattle at his residence. The summary officer deemed Barro’s home condition among the worst seen in the city.
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Barro
Irondaly Et
Woodford Avenue
Frank Willems
Curte
Divorce filings report spousal neglect and abuse claims
Lorain residents Mary Garceen and Lena Botos file divorce petitions against Valentin Garceen and Alemaaster Bais, citing neglect, alleged abuse, and threats. Garceen seeks alimony, child custody, and prohibitions on asset disposal. Bais faces accusations of beating and harsh language while employed by Lopon Gas Company.
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Husiland
Mmyvorce
Mary Garcerns
Lorain
Velentine Garceen
Loran
Oan
Ily
Nei
Enatingy
Cyst
Encelty
Flyria
Thieves Enter Ambrose Store Last Night
Burglars entered the Ambrose store at the Tod and West Hiver streets corner last night. They damaged a side door and took about fifteen woolen items valued at a small amount. Police conducted an investigation to identify the suspects.
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Ambrose
Tod? and
West Hiver Streets
Poticy
Yearly Chamber Meeting Advised By Elyria Board
Elyria Board of Trade announces its annual meeting on January 20 and 21. Principal topics include city rates and improvements, with members urged to attend and participate in discussions on interstate trade and local commerce.
Fractures and Court Proceedings Amid Local Turmoil
The report notes a fall on ice causing injuries and hospital care, along with a stalled court case regarding Mabel Kramer and a home operation. It mentions a county savings and trust board election, a director seat, and delayed ranch arrangements with unclear specifics.
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Basane
Mortal Hospital
Yesterdae
Une ‘ Hospital
Ghis Mabel Kramer
Edo
Ilante Sn Lerin
Sled stolen from 114693 Avenue with owner name Bobby Sewell
Police report a sled theft from 114693 Avenue last night. The sled bears the name Freetwing and the owner Bobby Sewell. Five individuals, Charles EH. Lee Harry Cuoningham Harry Hessler W. L. Monssis Dudley B. Poling, were added to parking violator lists this morning.
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Avenue
Freetwing
Bobby Sewell
Charles EH. Lee
Harry Cuoningham
Harry Hessler
W. L. Monssis
Dudley B. Poling
Recommend paving of several city streets this year
Last evening the streets and sidewalks committee recommended paving on Hast Broad Street Prospect and Ekles Streets to 32 feet wide with eight foot concrete base and asphalt or brick tops. Iron Dale and Hamilton Streets to four feet wide with same base. West River Street Rounday and the infirmary road to the city rims join with county road to Murray Ridge. Far mount Street sidewalk grade due this year.
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The
Counci
Hast Broad Street
Prospect Endekles
Irondale
Hamilton
West River Street
Infirmary
Murray Ridge
Giao
Farmount Street
Peeyes Work Start On New Bridge In Fall
County Surveyor Chas Dees says actual construction of the Tileh Level bridge over the Black River in Larah will begin in the fall. The project will create jobs for Elvrial laborers as a mammoth job requires many skilled and unskilled workers. Officials note preliminary steps and right of way issues with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are being arranged before start.
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Black River
Larah
Surveror
Isanés
Mmie
Baltimore & Ohta Nrifrond Compancela Tins Hines
Bless
Miners decry freight rate bias at convention
At the 37th convention of the United Mine Workers in Columbus Ohio, Lee Hall accuses freight rates of discrimination that harm miners and operators, and hurt industry and commerce, noting impacts on MWe efforts and western Kentucky shipments.
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Columbes
Ohio
West Tla
Kentucky
Lee Hall
OMG
Hall
Revolt and land rights in Mexico amid outside interests
The passage recalls fears of foreign control over Mexican land and contrasts Mexican and Indian experiences with private ownership. It notes historical land dispossession, external manipulation, and the need to protect national patrimony while recounting a journey to Mexico City and observations of poverty and progress.
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Stey
Mexico
Sheffield
Mio Carla Des Tretel
St Lanas
Mexica C.ts
Mexico City
Saxe-Brish
Naples
Burke
Moody 15 Now Governor Of Texas
Young Texas lawyer from Taylor, 22, takes oath as governor amid huge crowds in Austin. He rose through district attorney and attorney general posts on a campaign fighting Fergusonism, winning a large majority as Miriam Ferguson’s term ends. The joint session convened at the Texas State House to confirm the change.
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Austin
Tex
Dan
Ohio Farmers Win Rate Cut on Fertilizer Freight
The Ohio Utilities Commission ordered a reduced fertilizer freight schedule after backing the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's claim that interstate car and lot rates were too high. New rates start with a six cent per 190 pounds minimum for short hauls and scale to about a penny per 20 miles, affecting thousands of farmers.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Uilities Commission
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Longtime Amherst resident Mrs Jackson dies at hotel
Mrs Sarah Jackson known as Aunt Sarah dies at the Amherst hotel, where she and daughter Mrs Sawyer operated the tavern now named Amherst hotel. Born in Liddington England she came to America at nineteen. Her husband James Jackson died in 1918. She left three sons and many descendants. Funeral at the hotel chapel with burial in Cleveland Street cemetery.
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Amherst
Jen
Sarah Jackson
Amhersh
Sarah
Alt
Solas Detover
Aneherst Hotel
Mra_ Sawyer
Nes
Airs Jackson
Sawyer
Jackson
James
Iveland
John
Favers
Cora Savsy
Mern- Episcopal Church
Senate weighs contempt action over Daugherty case
Senator Wheeler leads push to cite former attorney general Harry Daugherty for contempt. The Montana Democrat says he will seek punishment and may issue a citation to bring Daugherty before the federal bar in Newark as part of Senate actions linked to the ongoing inquiry. Planned discussions involve Buckner and other senators.
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Sindis
Senate
Daugherty
Newark
Wheeler
Merchandising talk highlights customer focus and selling tests
At an open session of the Better Business Institute executives heard Mr. Hardy discuss four tests of a good sale and how a saleswoman won customer trust. He urged greeting customers with a smile, knowing each article, and closing to create loyal buyers while stressing right goods at the right time and price.
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Better Business Institute
M. UC
Rales
Newell
Hardy
Asrie
Lang'h
Econ Shekare Ar Ee
Mc. Hardy
Markets and livestock prices from Cleveland and Toledo reports
Market quotations and livestock prices show cattle hogs and sheep activity with variations in Cleveland and Toledo listings. Hogs in Cleveland steady to lower with mixed weights. cattle calved and sheep figures noted. Liberty bond prices published for New York on January 18.
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Vos
Lee Lower
Toledo Livestock
Toledo
Liberty Bonds
New York
Liberty Bond
Sra
4Th
New
Chaplin Ordered to Pay 4000 Monthly Temporary Alimony
In Los Angeles a court ordered Charlie Chaplin to pay his wife Lita Gray Chaplin 4000 monthly as temporary maintenance. The ruling follows her divorce filing amid a swirl of legal actions, tax suits, and claims over Chaplin’s fortune.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Charlie
Chaplin
United States
Liza Grer Chaplin
New York
Nathan Burkan
Lita Gray Chaplin
Breahdown
Chaalis
Ais
Nis Tats
Recehhers
Cheplin
Chanlin
Feltura
Lloyd Wright
Los Aingeles
M Chapha
Wright
State Supreme Court
Re& E
The
Cout
Elyria Man Appointed to Ohio Elks Grand Lodge Committee
Elyria resident Frank L. Ellenberger has been named to the Grand Lodge Committee of the Ohio Elks Association for the coming year. Justice president Charles To announced the appointment, with Ellenberger noted for his active role in the association. The committee includes Lester Derton Daoust Penra and an additional member to be named, completing the fifth seat.
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Frank L. Ellenberger
Elyria
Ohio Elks Association
Charles To
Ellenbers
Affais
AWV
Lester
Derton
LB. Daoust
Defiance
PJ. Penra
Kenton
Continued From Pate Uue Chinese Massacre Report
The article describes decomposed bodies in Foochow and anti French protests. It claims French doctors allegedly murdered dead babies. British sailors landed near Cantona amid anti-foreign sentiment, and a planned ceremonial protest was postponed. A strike at Shagig began with little transport activity reported.
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Foochow
Pekerkae Pationalizters
Anton
S of Shameena
Cantona
Ank
Hankow
Shagig
Eaton Community Notes and Local Social Highlights
Eaton news notes from January recount a regular home event by Mrs Burton and family, a discussion on New Dar Africa, and a Cleveland trip by lower grade students who visited the public library and Art Museum. Evening basketball featured Cleveland Champion Pros versus Washington, with local girls teams Pioneers from Willard also in attendance. Socials include Mrs Jennie Cole and others hosting dinners, and family birthday celebrations on January 16.
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Washington
Newman Stearns
Pioneers
Willard
Jennie Cole
Jane Cole
Ella Roys
Grace Longsan
J. M. Longson
A. F. Davis
Hoskins
Polls show Senate oppose Smith for oath of office
A survey by International News Service indicates most senators will block Smith from taking the oath and many favor denying him a seat. If he cannot win, Governor Len Small’s ally expects him to run in November. The results sketch a tight party battle over a key congressional seat.
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Dhogeles
Smith
Senate
International News Service
Smith Freon
Len Small
Itn
Waep
Y Club Games Set Tonight At YMCA
Thad area of Gee’s at Y tonight features a series of YMCA games. Bnai Brith five meets Methodists in the opener at 7 60. Standings show Church, Conisters, Agnes, St Marr’s, St Andrews, and others with mixed records as night matches include Baptists vs St Andrews and Grace-ran vs St Agnes.
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Gavd
Pn Tap
Y' Niot Ghureh Leaput
Bnai Brith Five
Methodiste
Cherch
St Agnes’ Church
Ot Christ
St. Paul's
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