City council to decide on protest over Cork Lord Mayor visit
A city council letter from Mayor WH Grall asks whether officials should protest the planned deportation of Cork Lord Mayor O Callaghan and treat him as a honored visitor. The request cites similar protests in Akron and seeks the council’s majority view and guidance at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Council
F. Grali
Eere
O'Callaghan
Cork
Stats
Ayor
Coua
Wilson and
Bainbridge
Mayorghan
Ofa
Smuch
Akron
Iier
F. Grall
Birthday events and community notes in old Grange area
Old January notes list birthday celebrations and visits across Ravenna, Elyria, Lorain, and nearby farms. Activities include Mr and Mrs Smith entertaining, Grange gatherings, visits between families, and local church society meetings. Several locals attend, host guests, or travel to see relatives, with mentions of Dague, Sullivan, Barbor, and Hastings among others.
Home Threatened Says Daughter of Murdered Mother
Miss Anns Kosch 22 says the Kosch children, left motherless by last Saturday’s shooting, face danger from a suspected man thought to be a friend of their jailed father. She appeals to police for protection after reports of a prowler and attempted break in near their Lorain home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Kosch
Chronicle-Telegram
Anns Kosch
Miss Kosch
Society hall officer list and local move details
Last Wednesday evening at Society hall the following officers were named: for est Allison worthy master. W. C. Rollin overseer. Kenneth Jameyson steward. Fred Rollin assistant steward. Mrs Minnie Jameyson lady assistant steward. Mrs J W Bartholomew lecturer. Elsie Shaw chaplain. Flora Thalia Devereaux Ceres. Grace Allison Pomona. Mildred Hawk spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Paul Nichols in Wellington. Mr and Mrs H S McKisson and family have moved from Fredericktown to Penfield. Mr McKisson will run a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society Hall
Forest Allison
W. C. Rollin
Kenneth Jameyson
Fred Rollin
Minnie Jameyson
J. W. Bartholomew
Elsie Shaw
Flora
Thalia Devereaux
Ceres
Grace Allison
Pomona
Mildred Hawk
Paul Nichols
Wellington
H. 5. McKisson
Fredericktown
McKisson
Ohio Legislature Debates Tax, Driver Licenses and Tenure
Pennsylvania arrests cited as context for state police actions. A senate committee bill on a soldier bonus would retire $25 million bonds in ten years at 5.5 percent. A new vehicle license bill proposes a $2 annual driver license fee, adding to revenue from existing taxes. A teachers tenure bill seeks indefinite tenure after ten years. hearings set before probate judges. Luncheon hosted by Senators Burke and Endiey with union delegates.
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Pennsylvania
Maurer
Senate Taxation Committee
Senate
House
Morris
Hamilton County
Oshawa to face Cleveland in decisive amateur hockey clash
Oshawa, unbeaten in intermediate hockey, meets Cleveland sextet, leaders of U S amateur league group 2, in Cleveland tonight closing their series, with a rematch slated for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Oshawa
Canada
Clevvland Sextet
Girl Dies At Hospital Door In Lorain
Miss Margaret Alicce Muir 19, senior at Lorain High, died at 1 30 pm while being admitted to St Joseph's hospital from illness starting the prior week. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert P Muir, she belonged to First Baptist church. Funeral at First Baptist church tomorrow at 1 30 pm with Rev Charles J Pease officiating. Interment Elmwood cemetery.
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Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Margaret Alicce Muir
Robert P. Muir
Miss Muir
First Baptist Church
Clarence Elimer
Robert J. Muir
Minnia Belle Muir
Tomor
Charles J Pease
Elmwood Cemetery
Marion County treasurer arrested after embezzlement confession
A private Cleveland detective prompted a cash audit of the treasurer’s office in Marion. Forey confessed after late night questioning and is held without bail. Judge Mouser ordered a special grand jury session to probe the robbery confession as the county commissioners demand Forey resign. Chief James W Thompson cites failed accountability in Forey’s handling of funds and says Forey claimed two bandits knocked him unconscious during the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Forey
Jane
Grant E. Mouser
Marion County Commissioners
James W. Thompson
Court House
Thompson
Foray
Protests Over Out of Town Bread Trade in Lorain
Lorain Chamber of Commerce reports seven large out of town bakeries deliver bread and cake daily, wholesaling to 19 grocers and draining $7,000 weekly from Lorain, about $344,000 yearly. Directors urge local handling of bread business, citing licenses and street damage. A grocers and bakery meeting is planned to take action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Harding’s Victoria heads toward Miami on last Florida leg
Palm Beach reports the house boat Victoria battling a chilly wind as it nears Miami on the final lap of its Florida coast voyage. Indications suggested it would not reach Miami before nightfall as the journey continues in steady progress.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Harding
Victoria
Miami
Florida
Here
Man Demands Entrance At Oakwood Gate After Drinking
Lorain January 28 a man identified as Sarafinos, evidently believing he owned the National Tube Company, became intoxicated and demanded entry at the Oakwood gate. A Tube Company watchman restrained him until police took him to the city jail.
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Lorain
Sarafinos Vi
Tile
National Tube Company
Oakwood
Steel Company
Sanduskian found hootch. Sandusky man jailed in Lorain
Thomas Murphy of Sandusky came to Lorain yesterday to liquor up. He found the hootch but a Central Station officer locked him in the jail cell. The sheriff doubted Fowey's robbery tale after Murphy’s tale, thinking the story unreliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Thomas Murphy
Sandusky
Lo- Tala
Tom
Central Station
Taia
Fowey
Dykeman Takes Charge Probe Armory Fire
Cleveland scene as state fire marshal H A Dykeman opens an inquiry into the armory fire that destroyed the Cleveland Grays building. Deputy Tom Doreen convenes hearings with witnesses after Col L S Connally and two inside witnesses are examined. Connally reports a man was ejected the night before and threatened revenge.
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Cleveland
H. A. Dykeman
Pe Faun
Cleveland Grays
Tom Doreen
Col. L. S. Connally
The
Grays
Dykeman
Conelly
Governor Denies Letter Urging Oil Rule Breaks
The governor rejects knowledge of a Walker letter that told oil men to ignore laws while awaiting oil department reorganization. Rep Atkinson seeks an investigation into alleged acts by oil inspectors, including payroll cuts and possible sinecures, while Walker takes responsibility for his directive to delay enforcement to facilitate department moves.
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H. S. Atkinson
House of Representatives
Walker
Atkinson
Walke
Democratic Party
Atkins Son
Kosch Confesses Three Shot Wife in Lorain
Lorain police confirm Mike Kosch told truth about firing at his wife Sat urday night. Two bullet holes found in porch post. third near back bone in Mrs Kosch's body found during autopsy by Drs Pitzele and Adair. Chief Walker notes distance from first shot to head about 259 feet six inches.
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Blayer
Lorain
Mike Kosch
Theo- 4Dorg Walker
Bertillon
George Knapp
1622 East
32Nd Street
Keosch
Drs
William A. Pitzele
Valoid
Adair
Chief Walker
Believe League Deadlock On Payment In Paris
Paris at the council of allied leaders faced a decisive day as Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan struggled over German reparations. A persistent deadlock lingered after a lengthy night session and a new morning meeting. The dispute centered on amounts and payment methods, with the fate of the conference in question. In Elyria, Ohio, John H Morgan & Co sued Antonelle and others for a $1487.81 balance on a building contract.
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Paris
Allied Supreme Council
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Supreme Allied Council
Briand
Germany
Elyria
John H. Horgan & Co
Antonelle, Et al
Stock Market and Wheat Prices Move on Government Reports
New York noon trading shows mixed gains in oil, steel, copper, textiles, and rails with some profits forfeited by late morning. Chicago wheat and corn rallied on government supply interpretations, May and March futures fluctuating while oats and hogs followed cereals, reflecting overall market firmness in provisions.
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New York
Wall Street
Shorts
Tobiacos
Chicago
United States
Market Reports From Cleveland and Chicago Jan 28
Cleveland market notes show butter, eggs, poultry and potatoes with varied prices and dull to slow demand. Cattle, calves, sheep, lambs and hogs receipts listed with prices. Chicago reports cattle and hogs steady to higher, with beef steers, fat cows, calves, whethers and stockers priced. hogs sharply higher on light and sausage cuts.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Chicago
Italian is Sought After School Girl Confesses Attack
Lorain authorities hunt Jim Capograce, Italian of 1735 Lexington Ave, for alleged criminal assault on a 15 year old girl from a local family. A warrant was sworn by the girl’s father in Justice of the Peace Strenich's court. The father was arrested at the station for carrying concealed weapons. he threatened to kill Capograce regardless of legal action.
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Lorain
Jim Capograce
Lexington Avenue
Justice of the Peace Strenich’s Court
E. Reynolds
Central Station
Market Report Echoes Mixed Livestock Quotes
The bulletin shows steady to softer bids across categories with lambs topping around $10.50 and bulk prices ranging from $8.50 to $10. Pigs rise 15 to 25 cents, slaughter classes down 25 to 60 cents, and cattle bulk rates near $9.85 to $9.40 as buyers weigh supply and demand. Feeder sales are absent early with expectations of steady movement.
Council to Vote on Mayor Veto Tonight in Lorain
A special Lorain city council meeting is set for tonight to act on the veto of Mayor William F. Grall regarding a $2500 special evidence fund for City Solicitor C. E. Van Deusen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
William F. Grall
C. E. van Deusen
Picture to Repose In Hall of Fame
Elyria authorizes a Elm tree picture to join the Washington Hall of Fame for monarchs of the forest. The old elm, sheltering Native Americans centuries ago, is praised as Lorain County’s landmark. A Canton note reports Alva Lotz, 55, dies of sleeping sickness, Stark County.
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Hall of Fame
Elyria
Court House Yard
Washington
Lorain County
Asaph R. Jones
City of
Ohio
Mr. Jones
Canton, O
Stark County
Alva L. Lotz
East Canton
Alliance
Various U S Local News Briefs From Jan 28
State items report Rev Joseph M Kroeger performing a wedding with sign language for John O Connor and Susan Saivers, both deaf. Ossining notes execution by electric chair of Augustine Sanchez and Henry Garcia. Prestonburg details Dodge Hunt found dead with $1200 robbed. Gallipolis reports a fire destroying 10900 pounds tobacco deemed incendiary. Columbus covers minors and compulsory education compliance per Attorney General Price. Aeron names H S Dyer federal officer in charge of prohibition work. Cleveland lists indictments for printing forging and circulating fake liquor prescription blanks. Springfield notes city official John D Frock fined for assault. Warren reports Trumbull Steel resumes full operations, 2600 workers back. Columbus notes hunger aid dinner for 400 at $500 reservations under Hoover’s invisible guest event.
Bardazenak Denies Any Wrongdoing Toward Mrs Kosch
In Lorain on January 28 Antone Bardazenak told Chronicle Telegram he was only a close friend of both Mike and Mrs Kosch and never guilty of any misdeeds. He said he works at National Tube and will clear the murdered woman’s name. Andrew Kosch, her son, conducted the exclusive interview.
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Lorain
Chronicle- Telegram
Antone Bardazenak
Mike Kosch
Bardarenok
Drew Kosch
Antone
Kosch
National Tube Company
Tony
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of Grain
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Grafton
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George Smith Sullivan
Row
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Remein
Dague
Mia
Joe Cart Spencer
Spencer
Miss Taddock
J. E. Wittmer
Gene
Old Grange
Harry A. Caton
Ohio State Grange
Xpitas
Caton
Illinois
Guy Kyle
May
Free Methodist Church
Mount Scena Snes
Kyle
Jak Kyla
Ohio Constabulary
Whitehead
Machinist's Union
Horace Beaver
Carpenters’ Union
Diyria
Lo' Tain
Burke and
Endiey
Neil
Marion
Chamber of Commerce
Bulletins
National Treasury
Naval
Navy Department
Department
City Hall Place
Philadelphia
Women’s Trust Company
Sproul
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Mississippi
James Brown
Ream Constance Hoxie
Herbert Prentice Crane, Jr
Richard T. Crane
Millionaira
Louis Sturm
Lincoln Park
Hawaii
Census Bureau
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Gerda
Bronr Zoological Park
Mra. Baga
Sanduskian
Ttalian
Oberlin
L. Edwards
Omaha, Neb
Joseph M. Kroeger
John O'Conner
Blaine, Neb
Susan Saivers
Omaha
Ossining
Augustine L. Sanchez
Henry Garcia
Sing Sidg
Prestonburg
Dodge Hunt
Alxty
Dwale
Gallipolis
Joseph Arrington
Columbus
Business College
Price
Aeron
H. 8. Dyer
Marietta
Frank Tyman
Herbert Moran
John Mitchell
Springfield
John D. Frock
BR. Richerson
Europe
Herbert Hoov
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