Lorain Slayer Faces First Degree Murder Charge
Lorain Illinois? Wait. The Lorain grand jury returned 48 true bills after nine days, including a first degree murder indictment against Mike Kost for the murder of his wife. Elyria and Lorain led with multiple indictments, covering concealed weapons, larceny, burglary, assault, and other offenses as prosecutors prepare arraignments Monday morning.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Mike Kost
Lorain
Pas
Lst
Chas. Walter
James Olivino
Steve Szucs
T. James Brokaw
Florence Wagner
Merrill Fulton
Jarceny
John Kerekas
Thomas Redenous
Huntington
James Davidson
Arthur Wellington
Arceny
Chas. Simmons
Joe Freightner
Wiliam Fleightner
Earl Bryant
James Rogers
Ralph Miller
James
Governor Requests Probe Into Oil Inspector
Governor Davis summoned state oil inspector W H Walker to his office and ordered immediate revocation of a suspension letter he had issued. The move follows a public letter Walker wrote, deemed unauthorized, and a push by Rep Atkinson to open a four year probe into the oil inspection department. Davis plans to cut the district inspectors from 43 to 3 9 and will appoint Republican William H Walker to succeed Resch.
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Columbus
Davis
W. H. Walker
Walker
H. 8
Atkinson
House
C. 0. Crabbe
Frank E. Whittemore
Jan. Eo
Charles A. Beach
Democratic
William H. Walker
Cleveland Co buys Elyria Market House
Elyria January 27 The Wolfe aul Realty Company Cleveland Tealtors announce the sale of the Elyria Market House located at 621 622 Broad Street. The market house built in 1918 and modeled after Cleveland Euclid 46th Street market house, features best construction and sanitary interiors with a basement cold storage plant and refrigeration in every stand. New owners of Elyria Market House Company, composed of Cleveland investors, plan to operate by latest approved methods, promising superior service and substantial savings through economy of operation and high volume sales.
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Elyria
Wolfe Aul Realty Company
Cleveland Tealtors
Elyria Market House
Elyria Market and Storage Company
S. Mendelson
Elyria Market House Company
Cleveland
Euclid, 46Th Street
Serviea
Many visitors from away join Mason's dressy dance night
Elyria scene at Ellis hall hosted a formal dancing party by the Masonic club with Brenton Smith Dan Symons Huffman and Laundon steering the event. About 150 couples attended plus many guests from Lorain and Oberlin. Jimmie Johnson led the orchestra and a buffet luncheon followed.
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Elyria
Ellis’ Hall
Masonic Club
Brenton Smith
Dan Symons
Messrs
Huffman and
Laundon
Jimmie Johnson
Ohio Constabulary Bill Faces Opposition In House
NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA AND MICHIGAN CONSTABULARY HEADS support measure but labor leaders from these states protest that police aid encourages lawlessness. A motor and teacher bills are also introduced. Columbus Jan 28 The house received the Miller prohibition enforcement bill with senate passage and set it as a special order for next Wednesday afternoon.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Columbus
House
Committee On Temperance
Senate
Burglar alarm system planned by Savings Deposit Bank Trust Co
Anticipating future bank robberies, the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co plans an elaborate burglar alarm network. A loud gong will be placed on Hast Broad street, connected to seventeen points inside and outside the bank. Every employee has access to a sensor, with vault rooms and offices covered to deter a robbery and ensure a quick response.
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Elyr
Thal
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Hast Broad
Two Lads Hurt By Passing Machines
Elyria January 28 two young lads suffered minor injuries after being struck by moving vehicles. Julius Toth was hit near Kealling's feed store on West Broad Street and was treated at a physician's office before being sent home. A second boy, Arles, at Mill and Broad street, escaped injury when struck by a truck driven by C Wood of Oberitz.
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Elyria
Julius Toth
Arles
Toth
Kealling
West Broad Street
M. J. Sayles
Berlin Heights
Jones
Ross Fauver
Young
City Fireman Resigns For Health Trip To Texas
Elyria dispatch reports Central Station firefighter Ralph Clapp forced to resign to seek health in a warmer climate. He is on sick leave now and leaves February 1 for Texas or nearby region. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Elyria
Fremen
Central Station
Ralph Clapp
Department
Texas
Ohio constabulary bill debated before large House panel
In Columbus a midnight hearing before the house military affairs committee weighed the proposed Ohio state constabulary law. Labor opponents and backers from New York Michigan and Pennsylvania spoke as a capacity crowd attended. Major Lynn G Adams praised Pennsylvania's results, while James Maurer of Pennsylvania labor counters warned of high crime in Pennsylvania.
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Columbus
Ohio
House Committee On Military Affairs
House of Representatives
Cuyahoga County
New York
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Lynn G. Adams
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Penneshama
James
Maurer
State Federation of Labor of Pennsylvania
Adams
Suspected Rum Runners Near Akron Elyria
On January 28 officers acting on Wakeman information stopped a high powered car with mutilated license numbers. In the vehicle were a whisky bottle and a syphon. Three men named Luke Eyka Joe Tasich and Mason Basich of 320 South Broadway Akron were jailed. One claimed ownership of the car recently recovered after its number had been altered. The sheriff will investigate their story.
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Elyria
Wakeman
Luke Eyka
Joe Tasich
Mason Basich
South Broadway
Akron
Bedridden man killed in boarding house fire
A fire at a north side Chicago boarding house left one bedridden man dead and five injured, including two babies rescued from a third story window. Albion Bryant, 28, nephew of the owner, could not escape. Misa Katherine Beck, 36, leaped from a window and was seriously hurt. Victims also included Alex Mayer, his wife, and two infants aged 19 months and one month.
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Chicago
North Side
Albion Bryant
Misa Katherine Beck
Alex Mayer
Local Tinters Fall From Roof In Dover Day Accident
Elyria reports two tinters James Powell and Lewis Hall fell 18 feet from a roof at a building on Dover yesterday afternoon. Powell, residing at 323 East Avenue, fractured a leg and Hall of 120 Courtland Street was admitted to Memorial hospital but later discharged. The men, employed by Loeffier Company, slipped from a plank that gave way during work.
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Elyria
James Powell
East Avenue
Loeffier Company
Lewis Hall
Courtland Street
Thisty
Dover Yenter
Memorial Hospital
Hall
Myers Retires Presidency of Southwestern Company
Elyria January 28. F H Myers of Ashland retires from the presidency of the Southwestern at the annual meeting in Cleveland. He remains as chairman and promises not to be bothered by details. Directors elected include L J Wolf and J Wilson with Otto Miller and others. Rumors speak of an expansion program as the firm reports a $300000 gain last year.
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Elyria
F. EH. Myers
Ashland
Southwestern
Cleveland
Norwalk
Myers
Warren Bicknell
L. J. Wolf
J. A. Myers
E. B Greene
Otto Miller
W. G
Hospital Notes Includes Local Admittances And Discharges
Admittances list Lewis Hall 120 Courtland Street James Powell 323 East Avenue A I Taft 68 Blaine Street Oberlin and Miss Floy Walter 516 Park Avenue Discharges include Lewis Hall Courtland Street Mrs Pearl Taylor and baby 843 Broad Street and Thomas Lange LaGrange.
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Fulyria
Lewis Hall
Courtland Street
James Powell
East Avenue
A. I. Taft
Blaine Street
Oberlin
Floy Walter
Park Avenue
Pearl Taylor
Baby
Broad St
Thomas Lange
LaGrange
Walked Away From an Asylum Will Ride Back to State Institution
Elyria January 28 police investigated a suspicious man with a suitcase and a black handbag seen on East River Street. Peter Suroski of Cleveland claimed to be returning to Newburg State Hospital after walking away, saying he had taken clothes and $82, and planned to return to the institution with hospital officials taking charge.
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Elyria
East River Street
East Side
Peter Suroski
Denison Avenue
Cleveland
Newburg
Police
Hospital For the
Arrest Marion Man When Story Fails To Bare Out Facts
Marion, Jan 28. Treasurer Harry C. Ferry of Marion county confessed to stealing about 14,300 from the county court house safe after a false robbery tale. He admitted planning the fraud to cover debts from a failed campaign and mortgage pressures. His wife knew nothing until the newborn birth. he was held without bail as details continued.
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Marion
Harry C. Ferry
Marion County
Court House
Ferry
Forey
Horace W. Cookson
G. Farr Lake
Harley Benedict
Korey
Ister
Top 7 women fined $800 in Elyria incident
In Elyria on January 28 Mrs George Slevenich of Stone Yellow line was arrested after a raid found 140 gallons of raisin jack and liquor. She pleaded guilty before Justice George and was fined 600 dollars plus costs.
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Elyria
George
Slevenich
Stone
Yellow Line
Shariff
County Osteopaths Hold Instructive Session Thursday
Lorain County Association of Osteopaths gathered at Hotel Lorain in Elyria after a two month meeting suspension. Dr H Chamberlain presented meningitis treatment and Dr H L Knapp spoke on corrections of the lumbar regions. A round table discussion followed with case reports and the group voted to meet in Amherst in February.
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Elyria
Lorain
Amherst
Builders urge early home building as costs drop now
Elyria reports builders, contractors, and material men stating that homes can be erected about ten percent cheaper now than in 60 to 90 days. Lumber stone cement roofing and bricks are cheaper, though some prices may rise with resumed building. Labor remains stable but wage cuts may come. Material scarcity looms once activity resumes. unions and wages must be agreed. Real estate agents say prices have hit a bottom and encourage immediate construction plans.
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Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Chronicle- Telegram
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