Secret Cases Set to Be Considered in Session
Report notes several new cases scheduled for session. The prosecutor identified the involved parties while stressing there will be no jury during the afternoon proceedings.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1923
Page
1
Power Owl Aik Increase Amid Industrial Shift
A fragmented report notes an uptick in activity within several industries as public service and manufacturing sectors show gains. It highlights a trend toward higher shipbuilding and steel production, with optimistic outlooks tied to electric power and coal demand.
JY MACHINE 7 Nicks David Grif at Sixth Street
A machine driven by an ad struck a person named David Grif at the corner of Sixth Street. He was knocked boarding and taken to a hospital. reports say he is currently in care and not in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. David Grifg
Sixth Street
Hine
Cely
Hal
Fragmented local notice on ward chief and temperatures
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a ward leader, Rev JL N, and a hill home in Cote Co. It also notes colleges, accounts, and a forecast of warm temperatures for a week with no appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel We
Rev. JL
Eniaren
Country School Centralization in Lorain County
W B Comings, longtime Elyria Schools superintendent, advocates centralizing country schools in Lorain County. He outlines plan details and potential impacts on rural districts and urban education access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country School
Lorain County
Multiple Auto Mishaps Leave 12 Dead 7 Hurt Across States
Reports from Vermont Pennsylvania Ohio and New York detail deadly and serious auto accidents. Victims include Harry Hanson 42 and his son 17 in Vermont. Charles Atolasky 42 Margaret Panardh 42 and Charles Blair 16 in Barking Pennsylvania. Paul Coffey 30 and two others injured in Cleveland. four killed or injured in New York crash. John Thomson 4 killed by a milk truck in Wheeling West Virginia. a Toledo Harbor View bus sideswiped causing injuries and miraculous escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Charles Atolasky
Margaret Panardh
Charles Blair
Barking
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
Paul Coffey
Canton
William McDonald
Samuel Fultz
Madison Avenue
West 112Th Street
Coffey
Wheeling
W. Va
John Thomson
Toledo
Harbor View
Otter Creek Road
Tornie
Sheriff’s Deputies Nab Slot Machine Operator at Ridgeville
Herift Underhill and deputies visited the hotel and soft drink place of F. Barnes at Ridgeville Center last night. They found a slot machine in operation and confiscated it. Barnes was arrested, brought before Justice S. J. George this morning, and pleaded guilty to a fine of 50 dollars plus costs.
Former Elyria Miller Dies at Lorain
J. G Kinser 76, a well known county figure and former miller, died at his Lorain home on Ninth Street. He ran mills in Grafton Elyria Birmingham Amherst and Lorain, retired two years ago, and belonged to Congregational church and a Masonic lodge. He is survived by son William of Findlay. Funeral services held at 2 PM Wednesday by the Knights Templar. Burial at Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
J. G Kinser
Ninth Street
Grafton
Elyria
Birmingham
Amherst
Congregational Church
William
Fune
Knighta Templar
Eimwood
Otto Mischka
Board of Trustees
Elyria Township
Ohio
Black River
Lorain County
Lake Erie
Corporation
Lora
Former Lorain Mayor Files Petition
A former Lorain mayor has filed a petition as part of a political or public official process. Details are sparse but the filing indicates ongoing legal or electoral steps connected to his public role and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Steamer Fireman Overcome at Sahin Steamer
A fireman on the Sahin steamer was overcome and taken to St. Joseph's hospital for recovery. The incident occurred aboard the vessel with crews reporting the man is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahin
Loratn — Hane
the Freeman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Far Escapade Ends With Fines In Police Court
Four Sierla men were fined $10 and costs by Mayor Jones on a disorderly conduct charge after officers Sayles and Hurd saw a car stop at a filling station and spot occupants drinking wine. They were released on bail. The following men pleaded guilty and expressed penitence this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierla
Jones
Sayles and
Hurd
East Bridge
Broad Streets
D. J. Wood
C. PB. Munns
D. G. Bord
L. A. Maddock
James H. Saxton Dies in LaGrange Harness Maker
James H. Saxton, 73, a LaGrange harness maker, died at Memorial hospital after a five week illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs Alta Knowles Mrs Cassia Oliver and Mrs Ina Carr of Cleveland and seven grandchildren. Services were held at the MEL church at 2 PM Tuesday conducted by Rev Knapp with burial in LaGrange cemetery.
Charles Coe Hurt When Hit By Auto
The morning incident reports Charles Coe, son of Hoa, struck by a vehicle on a street in Ashland. He suffered bruises but was not frightened, and was taken home by an emergency wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coe Unhert
Son of Hoa
Ee Chnian Atrest
Ashland
Gents Furnishing and Clothing Stores Close Wednesday
A note reports several gents furnishing and clothing stores will close on Wednesday. An article fragment mentions a theft involving a note belonging to John Chastore and a young man who left a station with intent to call back but did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apternsowens
John Chastore
Tuan
Centralized schools reshape Lorain County outlook
A Lorain County survey of Ohio education traces the shift from one room schools to centralized buildings. Avon and Avon Lake showcase new facilities with large gyms and modern features while Sheffield Township and other areas adopt multi-building centers guided by local architects to improve learning, with bond issues and expansions under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G N
Ohio
Lorata County
Miri
Newt Ter Spee
Avon
Ridgeville
Avon Lake Village
Beach Park
Sheffield
Sheffield Township
Lorain
Sheffield Center
Tow
Vincent
Penfield Junction
Silsbee
Elyrix
Amhorst
South Ant
Wo Jnston
Lafrange
City and Plants Cited to Appear for Remedy Meet
A large Elyria delegation heads to Cleveland to answer a State Board of Health call regarding Black River pollution. The city along with Harshaw Fuller Goodwin Co Fay Stocking Co and Elyria Iron and Steel Co are summoned to 2:30 PM at Room 31 Statler Hotel to address contamination and sewage disposal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Statler
Cleveland
Council
Elyria Iron and Steel Co
Harshaw-Fuller-Goodwin Co
Fay Stocking Co
Elyria
Marshaw-Fuller-Goodwin Co
Black River
Elyvia
Pace
Harshaw, Fuller, Goodwin Co
Larain County
Ohio
Pi Grad Graduates Hear Clamch Onl
A capacity audience attended laureate services at the First Congregational Church. Rev. Wm Flanagan led prayers, Rev. W. L. Burdan offered an anthem, and H. Grant urged a $100 fundraiser for a needy girl’s year in college. Rev. Edwin Kirby delivered the baccalaureate sermon on The Sovereignty of Purpose from Daniel 1 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Flanmer
Second Congregational
W. L. Burdan
H. Grant
Woman's Civic Club
Edwin Kirby
Daniel
Dedicatory Organ Revival At St. Peter’s Church
A well attended dedicatory organ revival at St. Peter’s church last evening drew praise for its musical and religious impact. Rev. A. B. Stuber of Canton curated a Gregorian music program highlighted by notes on its future use in Catholic worship. Father Rhein introduced him and spoke of Stuber’s influence and consultation with a New York musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgevill
St. Peter’s Church
A. B. Stuber
Canton
Father Rhein
St. Peter's Church
Father Stuber
May police fines total over 31 608
Police monthly report shows fines totaling 31 608 for May. Officials note enforcement efforts and outline key areas of concern across town jurisdictions.
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Columbus
ST Man
BY W. BR. Comings
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Connecticut River
Harry Hanson
Ariver
Idan
George Roark
West Dummerston
Vermont
New York
William J. Stuart
William McClathy
Gladys McEhirath
Louise Ryder
Margaret McClathy
Elyria Miller
Jan Lorain
D 'Far Escapade
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LA Grange
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Polic
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FORD
Howard
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