Asks $50,000 In Suits Filed Here
Two damage suits stemming from a steel plant strike are filed in common pleas court by Mary Cirignano of 833 Bond Street. One suit names Charlies L Guthrie of Warren as driver in an accident near the plant, seeking $30,900 in damages. The second suit targets the Steel and Tubes Company for $15,000 punitive damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel and Tubes Company
Common Pleas
Mary Cirignano
Bond Street
Charlies L. Guthrie
Warren, D
Cirigliano
Guthrie
Governor Sent Him Trousers In Custody
Thomas Clarkson claimed Governor Martin L. Davey mailed him trousers and overalls found under his arm. Police doubted the tale, detained him, but released him when no evidence contradicted his story about the governor.
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Thomas Clarkson
Martin L. Davey
Clarkson
Davey
Lorain Fireman Wins Pension Battle
Leonard Shade a Lorain fireman formerly removed for neglect and absence won a district court of appeals ruling awarding him a $29.40 monthly pension after he sought mandamus to compel pension trustees to pay. The case arose after Service Director D E Rogers dismissed him for duty neglect and leave absence and trustees refused the pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Shade
Lorain
District Court of Appeals
Shade
D. E. Rogers
Not Guilty For Local Liquor Charge And Missing Boy
Mrs. Katherine Bashak was found not guilty of an alleged liquor law violation by Justice Joseph Petro. An affidavit claimed liquor sales by Bashak. John Molnar was cited for possession after police searched his Tremont Street home and found five bottles. His trial was postponed. Police seek Ennis Brown, 16, who ran away from home on Wednesday.
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Katherine Bashak
17Th Street
Joseph Petro
Fence
John Molnar
Tremont Street
Ennis Brown
15Th Street
Five Present At Holiday Session Of The Senate
Washington July 5 The Congressional Record for July 4 notes a brief Senate session dominated by Republicans with a three member edge over Democrats. Majority Leader Robinson and Vice President Garner opened the chamber, Garner presiding, and consented to sign an appropriation bill. A recess was set until Monday with Garner’s gavel.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph Robinson
John Garner
Garner
Robinson
Hiram Johnson
Cal
Peter Norbeck
Frederick Steiner
Ore
Trains Collide Injuring Two Men Near Cynthiana Kentucky
A freight train of the JY. and N. Railroad collided with a stopped train 112 miles north of Cynthiana Kentucky. Two men were hospitalized and several crew members escaped by leaping to safety. An engineer reportedly jumped into the Licking River.
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Cynthiana
JY. and
Licking River
Five People Burned by Fireworks in Batavia Display
In Batavia five persons were burned when an unidentified person tossed fireworks bombs into a 1500 strong crowd at a public display. Walter Smith suffered burns to face arm and chest with possible eye loss. Others burned were Will Allenger Eugene Allenger Cliff Rapper and Mrs Grover Fleek whose dress caught fire.
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Batavia
Walter Smith
Will
Eugene Allenger
Cliff Rapper
Grover Fleek
Fleek
Railroad executive J J Bernet dies at 67 in Cleveland
Cleveland July 5 J J Bernet aged 67 president of the Chesapeake and Ohio Pete Marquette and Nickel Plate railroads and chief operating officer of the Van Swearingen system in the East died today at his home in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
J. J. Bernet
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pete Marquette
Nickel Plate Railroads
van Swearingen
Lorain Suit Filed Over 7 Year Old's Accident Damages
William B Hess administrator of Starling Hess's estate sues Sophia Cohn for 20000 dollars over a May 8 Lorain street collision on Eighth street as the boy returned from school.
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William B. Hess
Starling Hess
Sophia Cohn
Lorain
Eighth Street
Elyria Rotarian’s Car Thrown From Raft Into River
Elyria Rotarian C A McMillen recounted a Mexico trip for Rotary, his car stranded five days after the Coy river raft strike while crossing to a bridge. He reached Mexico City by train, repaired the car, and resumed the journey home, despite clothing loss and travel delays. He will report on the convention at the Elks Club meeting next Tuesday at noon.
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Mexico City
C. A. McMillen
Elyria
Mexico
Rotary Club
Coy
McMillen
Elks’ Club
Death Record Mrs Lottie Jacobs 59 Elyria
Mrs Lottie Jacobs 59 wife of red Jacobs of Ford road Elyria died Wednesday afternoon at 1 25 at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a stroke. Born in Sandusky she leaves three sisters Mrs Louis Schuster Mrs Elizabeth Lines of Toledo and Mrs Albert Oswald of Sandusky and one brother Andrew Thompson of Sandusky. Funeral services Sunday 2 30 at the Church of Christ with burial in Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Lottie Jacobs
Red Jacobs
Ford Road
Elyria
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jacobs
Sandusky
Louis Schuster
Elizabeth Lines
Toledo
Albert Oswald
Andrew Thompson
Church of Christ
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Obituary of Robert W. Jackson 1873 King of Virginia to Elyria
Robert W. Jackson aged 56 of 1850 Middle Avenue died at 6 a m Thursday at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born December 25 1873 in Alexander Virginia he came to Elyria in 1907. He worked for National Tube Co and served in the Boxer uprising in China 1900 1901 and in the U S Army Quartermaster Depot at Manila He later was deputy sheriff under Sheriff Clarence Adams He leaves son Robert Jackson Jr Elyria a brother James F E Jackson and a sister Mrs Susie Pinkston of Elyria Funeral at Sudro Funeral Home Saturday at 2 00 p m Rev Hall officiating Burial Ridgelawn Cemetery.
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Robert W. Jackson
Middle Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Alexander
Virginia
Elyria
National Tube Company
Jackson
China
S Department
U. S. Army
Manila
P. I
Clarence Adams
Robert Jackson, Jr
James FE. Jackson
Susie Pinkston
Sudro Funeral Home
Rev. Hall
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Miss Ella McIntyre 87 Dies in Columbus Home
Miss Ella McIntyre aged 87 died Thursday at the home of her nephew Eugene C. Cushing in Columbus where she had lived for years. She previously resided in Wellington. The body will be brought to Wellington for burial Saturday morning with services at the church in Greenwood cemetery at Liron.
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Wellington
Ella McIntyre
Eugene C. Cushing
Columbus
Summer Concerts On New Schedule In Oberlin
Oberlin Summer Concert Band shifts Saturday programs to 7 30 pm for 45 minutes to suit patrons and town business men. Harold Papworth conducts one number this week. Lew Lewis notes a member will replace the leader. Program includes Salutation Overture by Ives and other pieces. locals Willard Coulter family visiting, with Mrs Magruder and Mor- guests in town.
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Oberlin
Lew Lewis
Harold Papworth
Ives Noel Salutation
Heed
Patrol
Chenette Enchanted Knight
Qverture
E.e. Wheeler
Beethoven
Orpheus
Gluck
Bigelow
Nuit Bridge Club Entertained at Mrs Chapman Home
The Nuit Bridge players were entertained at the home of Mrs. Isaac Chapman on Tuesday evening July 2. A luncheon followed. Awards went to Mrs. J Howe for high score and Mrs. L Cruce for low. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Lela Cruce 1857 Middle Avenue on Tuesday evening July 35 at 8 o'clock.
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Nuit
Isaac Chapman
J. Howe
L. Cruce
Lela Cruce
Middle Avenue
Sherrill Plan Seeks Central Tax Authority And Reform
A report presented to Gov. Davey outlines a centralized executive tax administrator, merit-based civil service, and non political staff to oversee all employees. It proposes consolidating tax divisions, redefining the tax board, and extending field staffing within redesigned territorial bounds to improve coordination and cut travel costs.
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Sherrill
Board of Tax Appeals
Tax Commission
Gov. Davey
Cot. Sherrill
R. W. Nelson
R. E B. Nelson
Cincinnati
T. W. Taylor
Columbus
W. J. James
Akron
H. D. Wherry
Dayton
Local residents spend Fourth of July at cottages and events
Mr and Mrs Yost Fulton and Dr and Mrs Aufderheide of Cleveland spent the Fourth at their cottage at Ruggles Beach. Mrs Beckwith of West Lorain street leaves with family on a two week motor trip to Ottawa and Montreal. Mrs Mills at Vermilion on the Lake visits relatives. Mrs Wellman recovering at Allen hospital. Grills entertain guests with Brillhart family. Hoffer and Hallouer families visit Crystal Beach. Harold Weston at Pittsfield picnic. Beem attends Rochester Centennial. Ailman and Ciries Magruder guests in Woodsfield. McEwen family in Pilgrim Michigan. L E Daniels and party attend Gambier Summer Conference. Joneses go to Ely Vermont for daughter’s councilor role.
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G. E. Willi Bond
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Walter Wellman
East Lorain Street
Allen Hospital
Elver Grills
South Main Street
Charles Brillhart
Sullivan
Ohio
C. H. Hoffer
Spring Street
Charles Hallouer
Evelyn and
Wade
Groveland Street
Crystal Beach
Harold Weston
Pittsfield
McRoberts Farm
Carrie Beem
Edwin
William Field
Cleveland
Rochester
Ailman
Welfare
Ciries Magruder
Woodsfield
R.&. McEwen
Robert
Pilgrim
Michigan
L. E. Daniels
Walton Hannah
Rorden Mott
Christ Church Parish
Gambier
Kenyon College
George M. Jones
Alice
Ely
Vermont
Miss Jones
Five G. O. P. Leaders Spurn Invitations To Cleveland Meet
Five national Republican leaders declined attendance or speaking at the Cleveland Regional conference next week. The refusals, reported by a New York Herald Tribune special correspondent, cite the event as an attempt to jump the gun on a September conference by organization Republicans. Decliners include former Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley who said he had to speak in Chicago, Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg, Lester J. Dickinson, Frank O. Lowden, and John D. Hamilton, who called the meeting irresponsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Cleveland
Patrick J. Hurley
Chicago
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Mich
Lester J. Dickinson
Frank O. Lowden
John D. Hamilton
Kan
Truck Hit By Train Demolished in Woodford Incident
A large trailer on a Better Line truck was demolished Wednesday when struck by a B and G train at Woodford avenue. The gondola car that struck the trailer derailed. The truck was operated by Alfred Cook of 157 Cleveland street. Police report. Police reported damage to cars owned by Joseph Wiener of 308 Lodi street and George Kenska of 417 Bond street in a collision on Lodi street near Park View court yesterday.
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Woodford Avenue
Alfred Cook
Cleveland Street
Joseph Wiener
Lodi Street
George Kenska
Bond Street
Park View Court
Balloon rope delays fatality and multiple injuries report
A 12 year old boy died in Ho Hokus New Jersey after being struck by a wheel spun from a racing car at a speedway. Chester Bullwicki aged 17 died in Chicago from injuries after a giant firecracker exploded near his chin. About 50 people were injured when a boardwalk collapsed at Kansas City Suburban Beach, dropping them 18 feet.
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Hohokus
N. J
Chester Bullwicki
Chicago
Kansas City
Wheat Market Breaks on Chicago Board of Trade Open
The wheat market opened on the Chicago Board of Trade with declines of over four cents a bushel as the Canadian government moved to create a new crop control board. July, September, and December futures all opened lower by 1 1/2 to 5 1/2 cents amid bearish sentiment and wide bid ranges. The move followed prior advances from bullish crop conditions and black rust damage, while corn and oats also slipped fractionally in sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Plane Crashes Into House Killing Eight in Berlin Suburb
A technical experimental plane crashed into a dwelling in Brits, Berlin, killing six people aboard and two occupants of the house. Several others were injured as the house burned. In Cincinnati, 24 year old Ron Corner was electrocuted at a factory while operating a electric drill. wet clothing believed to have caused a short circuit.
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Berlin
Brits
Cincinnati
Byron Corner
Illustration of House Bill 446's impact on Elyria finances
A practical breakdown shows the 10 mill limit, fixed debts totaling 2.74, leaving 7.26 mills. Schools would get 45 percent of the balance, about 3.26 mills, with 1.78 mills for city and township after all levies. City real estate yield drops from about 108000 to 64000, while Elyria schools would rise to 3.26 mills for general operation under the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Theounty
Markets and tax data show weak produce and altered rates
The Cleveland market reports weak butter and eggs, firm poultry, and varied prices for potatoes from North Carolina California and Ohio. Separate notes describe property tax shifts from 1930 to 1934, welfare cost increases, county operating expenses, and potential tax rate changes under a new law impacting school funding and sales tax distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
North Carolina
Ohio
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Court Street
Patty Labato
International Troubador
Newell Hotel
Bulletin
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Miss Ella McIntyre
Esther Alflen
Lorain St
Willard Coulter
Grand Rapids, Mich
F. A. Edmonds
North Pleasant Street
Charles Magruder
Harold Mor
O’donnells
Acme
O'Donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
W. Bridge St
Axminster
G. SH
Welsh Curtain & Rug Shop
Elyvia
Cleveland Livestock
Hap” Clark
West Ave
Jackson Hotel
Bidg
Broad
Elks Restaurant
Myron Credit Jewelers
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Blenner
Thrift Shoe Store
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