Health nurse requests safety director duties for city poor care
Lorain January 26 Mrs Ger de Ashbolt city public health nurse requests safety director Harry to appoint a rider to be responsible for city poor relief. Township officials previously handled poor cases and funds are exhausted. Since October last year Lorain physicians have supplied medical care free of charge. Ashbolt argues physicians should be officially designated to oversee the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Gerde Aphhbolt
City Public Health Rec
Harry
Ashbolt
Clothing Prices Drop for Young Men's Suits in 1921
In Jorain on January 26 Saulson Brothers tailors report prices for young men’s suits have fallen from 75, 60 or 40 dollars to about 20 dollars for ready made and 30 to 40 for tailored pieces. Spring styles emphasize roomier cuts, natural shoulders, matching lapels, and longer back lengths for ease of movement and dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eet Jorain
Saulson Brothers
Saulson
Young
Mena
Garit
Tayor
Shore terminal lays off 50 men as material shortfalls mount
At the local Shore road terminal 50 workers were laid off due to inability to obtain Taw material. The layoffs affect switchmen, clerks, and repair men. Officials expect the force to return shortly. In Orrin, Judge Harding attended court in Cleveland, convicting Steve Markos for drunkenness with a 15 dollar fine and costs. A new diphtheria case was reported in Valleya Adair, a three year old, and bids for two paying jobs were opened at council today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Orain
John Harding
Auto Y
Cleveland
Steve Markos
Markos
Three Big Items for Retail Merchants at Lorain Meeting
George Dudderar, Lorain Board of Commerce manager, returned from Findlay Ohio where he attended the Ohio Retail Merchants Secretaries association annual meeting. Three items were discussed credit problems for merchants, fighting uncertainty and misleading advertising, and actions to influence income tax revision. Dudderar will explain the Findlay tax topic at tonight's Board of Commerce directors meeting in the Civic Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
George Dudderar
Lorain Board of Commerce
Findlay
Ohio Retail Merchants Secretarys? Association
Board of Commerce
Civic Center
Dudderar
Fight Results in Window Breakage at Coffee Houses
Police report a sequence from 1806 East 28th Street where Joseph Keh, a coffee house proprietor, chased Pete Pappas for an alleged window break and $70 robbery. The two fought at 7308 Pearl Avenue, breaking a plate glass window during the confrontation while Maranellas and Panagepulas allowed Pappas to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraly
East 28Th Street
Joseph Keh
Pete Pappas
Pappas
Kelil
Pearl Avenue
Helil
Wick Maranellas
Andrew F Panagepulas
Wreck near Abermule kills twenty five and more injured
A rail collision near Abermule Wales kills fifteen people and injures many others when the coast express hits a Montgomery train. Lord Herbert Vane Tempest dies shortly after the crash. In Oklahoma City a trial opens for Clarence Simmons in a battle with U.S. marshals. In Paris an assassination attempt on Avetis Ahrounian fails. Springfield Dairy plea ends with fines for selling unclean milk and bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abermule
Wales
Coast Express
Montgomery
Lord Herbert Vane- Tempest
Marquis of Londonder
Oklahoma City
Okle
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Clarence Simmons
Springfield
Springfeld Dairy Products Company
Plans for Ohio Spanish War encampment in Lorain
Elaborate organizing work for the Ohio Spanish War veterans encampment in Lorain continues. Committees meet to finalize arrangements with the Chamber of Commerce and women’s groups coordinating housing and entertainment while hopes rise for attendance by Governor Davis, former Governor Cox, and possibly President-elect Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aorain
Jaz
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Mmercs
Loin
Lor
Buckeye
Davis
Cox
Harding
Cleveland
le Tein
Lorain
Locs
Griffiths
Olive Moffst
Ethel Pickard
Monica Patstone
Elizabeth Loucks
Rachel Setz
Grand Jury Murder Probe Moves Lorain Officers
Lorain January 26 officers Chief Theodore Walker Lieutenant Frank Bark Patrolman William Johnson and George Jennings departed for Elyria to testify before the grand jury in the Kosch murder case. Police expect an indictment for first degree murder and report Kosch confessed citing jealousy over Mary Kosch and another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Theodore Walker
Frank Bark
Wilam Johnson
George Jennings
Elyria
Mike Kosch
Munder
Mary Kosch
South Lorain
Kosch
Grandury
Anton Baedareck
Hosch
Greet World Delegates At Stevens Home
The World WCTU gathering featured Lady Cartiste praising Americans as world leaders in temperance while recounting travel from Lapland and the Mayflower comparison. Delegates noted reconstruction after the war, saw pitiful Belgian children, and raised funds with local leaders pledging more. A luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Stevens with several helpers as attendees expressed thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapland
American League
Cartiste
Lady Carliste
Miss Mott
America
Nellie Hill
Strickler
Stevens
Starr Faxon
George Chapman
W. B. Hubbell
R. B. Stroll
J. L. Barnard
Grace Jackson
Congressman Seeks Law To End Election Frauds
Pennsylvania Congressman M Clyde Selly introduces a House bill to amend the federal code to prevent further election frauds like those in last May’s primaries. The proposal imposes a fine up to 10000 dollars and ten years imprisonment for conspiracy to injure threaten or intimidate citizens in the exercise of constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Clyde Selly
Pennsylvania
United States
Miss Mary MacSwiney Appeals Ireland Recognition to Lorain
In a published letter from Cleveland at the Hotel Hollander Miss Mary MacSwiney sister of Cork’s late mayor appeals to Lorain citizens to urge the U S government to recognize Ireland’s Republic. She notes Ireland has governed itself for over two years and asks recognition without intervention. The letter, signed in English and Gaelic, is exhibited at the Chronicle Telegram offices in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Congress
People of
Ireland
Mary Macswiney
Galle
Chronicle- Telegram
Lorain
Lorain Plans Dual Boy Scout Councils Affiliation
Lorain expects two Boy Scout Councils to affiliate with the National Boy Scout Organization with an experienced Scout Executive heading the local setup. George Dudderar of the Lorain Chamber of Commerce announced the Welfare Organization will fund the Scouts from the Community Chest and that the executive salary may be 2500 dollars annually to organize patrols and train scout masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Lorain
Boy Scout Council
National
Boy Scout Organization
George Dudderar
Dudderar
Police Prohibit Officers At Dances In City
In Lorain, Maryer W. F. Grall sued the safety director and issued an order barring off duty police from serving as officers at any public or private dances for pay. The mayor calls a meeting to probe past instances of paid dance duties by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Maryer W.F. Grall
Protest Regulation Bill Draws Lorain Labor Delegation
January 28 a Lorain County labor delegation left for Columbus to oppose a proposed constabulary bill expected before the Legislature. The group includes carpenters and bricklayers from local unions plus county federation leaders, with state labor reps statewide joining to mount a strong protest and bitter fight.
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Lorain
Logain Co
Columbus
Lora
Charles Kermet
Lorain County
Paimters Union
Seow
Bricklayers’ Union
Thomas J Lonley
Seey
Latur
Ohio
Education as the Nation’s Necessary Leap in Literacy
Dr Strayer urges a bold 24 week schooling requirement for ages 7 to 14 and a $100 million push to teach English nationwide. He notes one in four soldiers illiterate in English and calls for state matching funds to elevate literacy, with schools teaching English in all areas including Spanish speaking regions. He speaks to pupils teachers and the Rotary club highlighting education as investment and a pillar of free institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Mexico
Seth-Towner
Congress
Strayer
Lorain’s population rises four and a half percent in year
Lorain, Jan 26. After the 1920 census, Lorain’s population grew from 27,295 to 58,973 according to a Newspaper Feature Bureau survey. Local reports show 1919 school enrollment 6,121 rising to 6,430 in 1920, water services 6,150 to 6,809, with no annexations reported in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
United States
Newspaper Feature Bureau
D. J. Boones
Charles L. Patterson
Inmite Mayor Declines Invite to Inge Dance Hall
In Loraen on January 26 Mayor Wm F Grall declined an invitation from E L Klotz manager of the Olympic Dance Hall citing prior engagements. Klotz said he wished the mayor to observe how dances were run following a permit revocation and reissue by the mayor under police regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraen
Wm. F. Grall
E. L. Klotz
Klotz
Grau Gald
Lawlessess of Law More Dangerous Than Lawlessness Crimes
Lorain January 26. Professor Kemper Fullerton of Oberlin Seminary attacks Palmer raids and antecedent laws in Congress and states. He warns law enforcement and industrial elites intend to suppress labor via a state constabulary. Address well received. discussion followed on city manager government. Meeting led by Harvey Hill. speakers introduced by Mayor William F. Grall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Kemper Fullerton
Oberlin Seminary
Palmer
Congress
France
Hunt Joseph Smith For Dying Sister
Lorain policing seeks Joseph Smith last seen on West 24th Street to aid his sister Mrs. Smith of Arlington who is in a dying condition and requests his help as local authorities pursue him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Jan
Joseph Smith
West 24Th Street
Waiter
Break-in at Coffee House Ends With Arrest
Riot call to 1776 East Twenty Eighth Street reports Steve Marke injured outside a coffee house after attempting entry. Police arrested Marke for intoxication after witnesses said he and an accomplice tried to gain entry, broke a window, and fled. he pleaded guilty and was fined 316 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
East Twenty Eighth Street
John
Spore
Reynolds
Sage
Minnich
Steve Marke
1776
East 28Th Street
Marke
Marko
Central Station
Costa
Mer cantile Bureau Banquets Tonight in Lorain
Lorain January 26 The Mercantile Bureau of the Lorain Board of Commerce will hold a dinner at the Civic Center Friday evening. Manager George Dudderar will report on the Ohio Retail Merchants Secretary association meeting held in Findlay the past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Mercantile Bureau of the
Lorain Board of Commerce
Civic Center
George Dudderar
Ohio Retail Merchants’ Secretary Association
Findlay
Dudderar
Lorain Council Seeks Halt on Emergency Fleet House Sale
Lorain officials urge War Secretary Baker Senator Pomerene Representative Davey and Governor Willis to block private sale of government houses on the east side. A Jan 24 meeting discussed issuing bonds for a 23 acre Emergency Fleet Corporation site, with bids reaching 435000 and total project cost near 1.5 million dollars, risking a 1 million dollar loss to the government.
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Lorain
George Hoffman
Newton D. Baker
Atlee Pomerene
Frank B. Willis
Martin L. Davey
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Emergency Fleet Corp
Lo~tain
Ohio
Ened
Therafora
George Roffman
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Alexandra Therakaerian
Mike Keseh
Clyde Kelty
Sahara
Jacqueline Lebaudy
Howell
Nassau County
Jacques Lebaudy
Chronicle Telegram
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Pittsburgh
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