City Plans to Pay for Each Call to Poor Residents
Lorain January 27 Safety Director Harry Schiff rejected a request by public health nurse Gertrude Ashbolt for a city physician to serve poor cases. He proposed each person be allowed to call their own physician, with payment to come from the city. In Elyria court, 11 year old Steve Rosch, son of the alleged murderer, asked to reclaim his overcoat and 40 cents and pencils. he was given new pencils and drew pictures of witnesses.
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Lorain
Harry Schiff
Gertrude Ashbolt
Ashbolt
Loraen
Mike Rosch
Elyria
Steve Rosch
Steve
Sheriff's Office
Bor
Kore Co
WF-98
Station
New York
Quarantine Ends At Brown Home In Lorain
Lorain health officials lifted a quarantine at the home of Rev. M. M. Brown, 214 West Twentieth street, after ten days. Mrs. Brown had diphtheria and recovered. the family had been quarantined since. Mr. Brown plans to attend the 24th Street Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Health Dept
M. M. Brown
Twentieth Street
Disorderly Conduct Case Continues in Lorain Court
The case of M Namerelli charged with following Patrolman E H Price and a fight with him was continued in Lorain police court until Saturday morning. Namerelli’s attorney says the officer attacked the wrong man and disputes the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
M. Namerelli
Tran E. HE. Price
M. Namarelli
Thas
Baya
Will Work With Foreign Mothers in Lorain
Lorain board of commerce directors voted 100 to the Americanization Committee for costs of maintaining a woman to work with foreign mothers in the committee's night school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Hboard
Chamber of Commerce
Americanization Committee
Lorain Chamber to hire assistant manager
Lorain chamber of commerce directors voted to employ an assistant manager at a salary not exceeding 2400 dollars per year. He will assist Manager Geo. Dudderer. James Toth of Elyria Avenue was arrested on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Josephus Daniels, secretary of the navy, will visit the South Charleston naval ordnance plant on February 2 to witness the pouring of the first steel for armour plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
James Toth
Elyria Avenue
Charlestown
W. Vaa
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Naval Ordinance Plant
South Charleston
Lorain Mayor States Dances Meet Police Rules
Lorain mayor William F. Grall states coffee house dances in South Lorain follow the same police regulations as other dance halls. He says he has received wall complaints about his actions this morning and is reviewing the situation.
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Lorain
Chronicle-Telegramd
Wm. F. Grall
South Lorain
Grall
Lorain Foresters Install New Officers at Banquet
Lorain Foresters hosted Bellevue lodge at Pierce hall last night. Officers for the coming year were installed led by Court Deputy Lette Hoechauer with High Secretary E I Nykedym of Cleveland assisting. A large group of candidates was initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Lorain Foresters
Bellevue Lodge
Lorain Organization
Lette Hoechauer
Pierce Hall
E. I. Nykedym
Cleveland
Murdere's Children Face Father After Tragic Porch Death
In Ely county jail little Steve eleven talks through tears to his father Mike Roach, the wife murderer, saying he is sorry. The scene shows siblings Anna Veronica and the two youths visiting, a poignant reunion amid grief and guilt as the family wrestles with the fatal shooting on 1622 East 3201 Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Steve
Elyvia
Mike Roach
Anna
Veronica
Stolen Goods From Grundfest Clothing Store
Thieves entered the Grundfest clothing store at 836 Broadway Lorain last night through a transom and escaped via the rear door. They took six silk shirts two soft collars one plaided coat four union suits one pair of shoes and seven dollars in money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
David Gruigdfelt
Broadway
Grundfest
Grenafest
Takenu
Prohibition Inspector Suspended Over Drunken Evidence Claim
Lorain January 17 news reports that J W White a cor a prohibition inspector arrested recently at Philomena Boyer's Soft Drink Place in South Lorain is suspended for intoxication He says he got drunk while gathering evidence against a woman and failed to turn it in to Lorain police at his Cleveland office.
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Vorain
J. W. White
Cnoral
Lorain
Alice
Philomena Boyer
South
White
Cleveland
Clothing Prices Now Rock Bottom in Lorain
Lorain clothiers are selling goods at rock bottom prices after a wartime peak. Merchants report clothing has dropped from 30 to 50 percent in recent months. Following the annual inventory, another reduction was made, making now the time to buy the best goods at the smallest figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Chronicle Telegram
Lorain Clothiers
Robbed by Hold Up Men in Lorain
Lorain on January 27 reports Georgenia Balestero of 1816 East Twenty eighth Street was held up by two men on Vine Street last Monday night. He says one man grabbed his arms while the other flashed a gun and demanded hands up before taking his pocketbook. The pair, described as Americans, fled west on Twenty ninth Street after the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Georgenia Balestero
East
Vine Street
Balestero
Twentyninth Street
Carmers Loss of Right Eye Shocks Lorain Community
Jan 27 A Brey ley aged 48 a former Litchfield resident lost the sight of his right eye last evening when a wedge driven into a log flew out and split the eye open He was taken to Lorain and treated by Dr Burley and remained at St Josephs hospital the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
A. H. Breyley
Litchfield
V. Burley
St. Joseph's Hospital
Man Arrested After Alleged Fire Set At Home
Vincent Pocholsky of 2156 East 38th Street was arrested on charges of being drunk and fighting. Ales Vary accuses Pocholsky of attacking him and of lighting a cigarette which set Vary’s clothes on fire, causing about 25.76 dollars in damage.
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Lotain
Vincent Pocholsky
East 38Th Street
Berg
Ales Vary
Vary
Pocilsky
Grand Jury 10 Report Friday in Elyria
Elyria January 27. The grand jury finished work yesterday and adjourned to Friday morning to present their report. A notable aspect of this session is the number of John Doe cases, twelve in total with nine on the docket, including the Lorain woman murder case. The panel had a busy session, though not as many cases as some prior terms.
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Elyria
Grand Jury
Small loss at pool room fire in Slorain
A fire at 724 Broadway damaged a Tassamrt company pool room after a hose came loose from a gas line. Fire department doused the blaze with chemicals. Damage estimated at about fifty dollars.
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Slorain
Tassamrt Company
Broadway
Wake Protest Against Oh Gonstabuar in Lorain
Lorain reports from Columbus say a large delegation of union labor representatives from across the state is at the Capitol to oppose a proposed measure. Lorain Central Labor and Lorain Electrical Workers sent leaders to join the state labor contingent aiming to defeat the bill.
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Lorain
Columbus
KHL
Lorain County
Capito City
B!l. Lata
E. Z Buller
Lorain Central Labor Union
Harry Stearns
Lorain Electrical Workers’ Union
Police payoffs at Olympia dance hall questioned
In Lorain on January 27, Safety Director Harry Schbiuf Mayor William Grall and B. L Klotz reported that officers on duty during dances were paid by the hall owners. Klotz failed to file any charges following the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Harry Schbiif
Wm. F. Grall
B. L Klotz
Olympia Dance Hall
Kiotz
Threatens Wife With Gun Arrested in Lorain
Lorain police arrested Paul Saladi after his wife Mrs. Saladi reported he brandished a revolver in her face and threatened her. Officers found Saladi at 1617 East 29th Street with a .38 caliber Iver Johnson revolver in his possession.
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Lorain
Koschgot
Paul Saladi
East 29Th Street
Saladi
E. 29Th Street
Iver’ Johnson
Way or Denies Acton Protests Deportation Protest
Lorain January 7 through Mayors office reports a communication signed by local citizens urging protest to the secretary of labor against the deportation of Mayor QCCallahan of Cork. The mayor will act only after investigation and gauging local sentiment.
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Acton
Lorain
Jan
Wm F Grall
Logal
Secretary of Labor
Qccallahan
Cork
Mayor Grail Hosts Open House Amid Dance Decency Crusade
Lorain January 27 Yesterday Mayor Wm F Grail held an open house for citizens with two callers and many phone calls from residents and ministers supporting his crusade against public indecency in dance balls.
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Lorain
Wm F. Grail
Chamber Favors Tax Referendum Vote
LORAIN Jan 27 The Chamber of Commerce board backed referendum ballot No 34 from the United States Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee. Directors supported the majority of clauses in the referendum.
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Chamber
Lorain
Chamber of Commerce
States Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee
Bliss Native Herbs Tablet Ad Claims Health Benefits
An OCR fragment promotes Bliss Native Herbs Tablets claiming to ease constipation and rheumatism. The ad asserts the tablets are made from roots, herbs and barks, not harming stomach or kidneys, strengthen bowels, and offer a money back guarantee. mentions Bliss Co in Washington D.C.
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Bliss CO
Wash. D.C
Hoffman Nose Trick Cures Headache in City Hall
Lorain on January 27 reports George Hoffman city council clerk performed a nose pinch to cure a citizen's headache in the council chamber. He offers free cures daily from 8 am to 4 pm in the council rooms. Get in line and don’t push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
George Hoffman
Hoffman
George
Wotmann
Maymuch
Late Stock Reports Show Dull Mixed Trading Across Markets
A consolidated late stock summary notes dull and uncertain trading in New York with mixed gains for Dutch and asphalt shares and losses in American Can and other issues. European oil advances give way to declines in steel and motor stocks as the market softens. also reports a political and economic slump influence wheat and grain futures in Chicago with corn and oats hitting new lows. In Elyria a Lorain man faces court action for gross neglect of duty, while Eva Mass’s four month old daughter dies at home, with burial planned.
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New York
Wall Street
Stocch
Bosxeal Dutch
General Asphalt
American Can
Vanadium Steel
International Laper
People’s Cus
Chesapeake and Ohio
Atlantic Gulf
May Department Stores
Cruuble Steel
American Agricultural Chemical
Wall| Street
Royal Dutch and Steel Transport
American
General Electric
International Paper
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Chicago
Baby Jross
Elyria
Eva
Mass
Woodford Avenue
Moon
Late Market Reports From Cleveland and Chicago
Market tables show potato prices in Cleveland and cattle hogs and sheep in Cleveland with mixed gains and drops. Chicago dairy and poultry prices rise on butter while egg prices slip. overall activity varies across commodities.
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Cleveland
Sugar Hits Lower Market in New York Trade
Raw sugar in New York fell to four cents per pound the lowest in over two years amid renewed pressure. The price quoted includes cost and freight and reflects softer market demand in late January.
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New York
How to Laugh re eeas Fe ene epee and Saturday
The text appears garbled and unreadable, but hints at a feature about laughter or comedy activities linked to a Saturday event. No clear names, places, or organizations are identifiable for a precise card.
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