Four suit against Lorain over 1928 auto crash
Weasley Grills, special city counsel, filed four suits in common pleas seeking a total of 45,845 related to an East Erie avenue crash on April 1, 1928. Plaintiffs Charles Filbert Irene Filbert Rose McAvena and Harold Gow claim injuries or property damage from an automobile collision with a house in the street being moved. The city denies negligence and argues the hitting car was driven at a dangerous speed and seeks dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Common ‘Pleas Court
Weasley 3 Grills
East Erie Avenue
Charles Filbert
Irene Filbert
Rose McAvena
Harold Gow
Gow
Death of Elyria resident Elizabeth Hall at 80
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall 80 died last evening at 6 50 at the home of her daughter Mrs J A Duffy 407 Lake avenue where she had lived for fifteen years. Survived by daughter Mrs John Pressier of Cleveland a son Frank Hall of North Olmsted a brother John Tite of Elyria and eight grandchildren. A resident of Elyria for seventy five years she came from England. Funeral services Monday at 10 30 from the Second Congregational church. Burial in Ridgelawn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hall
J. A. Duffy
Lake Avenue
Duffy
John Pressier
Cleveland
Frank Hall
North Olmsted
John Tite
Elyria
England
Second Congregational Church
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Elyria Man John Stevens Dies After Eight Week Illness
John Stevens died at his home 408 West Street on June thirteenth at 4 30 P M after eleven weeks of illness. He was born in England on April 5 1853 and lived in Elyria nineteen years. He was retired and a Maccabee. Services will be held Sunday at 2 P M from his son's home 408 West Street. Interment in Gowanda New York. Survivors include two sons Burnell and Bert a sister and a brother in Le Roy New York one daughter Mrs Frank Fess of Gowanda thirteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Remains to be sent to Gowanda after services.
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John Stevens
West Street
England
Elyria
The
Maccabees
Gowanda
New York
Irion
Burnell
Bert
le Roy
Frank Fess
Hyde
India
Luke E. Steiner
East College Street
Europe
George W. Andrews
Amherst
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Mildred Rosecrans
CC. J. Wright
Charles H Wager
West College Street
Scotland
Julian S. Fowler
Barnard
Forest, Street
South Cedar
IT. H. Barnard
Funeral services for Frank Strohl Monday at church
Services for the late Frank Strohl are set for Monday at 2 PM at the Second Congregational Church with Reverend Wiseman officiating. Interment will follow in Elyria Cemetery. The remains lie at the parents’ home, 327 West Street, until Monday noon before removal to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strohl
Second Congregational Church
Wiseman
Elyria Cemetery
West Street
Monday's Five Best Radio Features Schedule
United Press lists five top radio features for Monday across NBC and CBS networks. WIZ airs It DEER DEE at 5:00 p m E S. 35 p m E time slot unknown. WIX and WEAF present Roxy's Gang and Gypsies. General Motors Hour follows at 8:30 p m E S on WEAF and Jesse Crawford appears on WABC at 9:50 p m E S.
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United Press
WIZ
NBC Network
WEAF
NBC
General Motors
Wells Brings In 900000 Cubic Feet Gas On Keyser Taylor Farm
West Salem Ohio June 14 1924 FL E Barnhart of Tusco Development Company drilled a new gas well on the Keyser Taylor farm in Congress township Wayne county. The well was shot with 60 quarts of nitroglycerine at a depth of 2015 feet yielding 900000 cubic feet of gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Salem
FL. E. Barnhart
Tusco Development Company
Keyser Taylor
Congress Township
Wayne County
Bowen Family Attends Cleveland University School Graduation
Mrs Samuel Bowen Mrs John M Garfield and son Samuel Garfield Miss Ethel Burrows attended Friday at the graduation of John Bowen Garfield from University School Cleveland.
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Samuel Bowen
John M. Garfield
Samuel Garfield
Ethel Burrows
John Bowen
Garfield
University School
Cleveland
Sail Boat Gift Offer at Vermilion Lagoons
What is better for your boy than a Sail Boat He can keep busy at Vermil ion Lagoons Every lot a waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion Lagoons
Contractors not entitled to gasoline tax refunds on highway repairs
County Surveyor C. T. Biggs reports from the Ohio Tax Commission that contractors rebuilding or repairing public highways cannot claim refunds for gasoline used in rollers trucks and automobiles on projects under repair. Refunds apply only to gasoline used in rollers trucks and tractors used exclusively in building entirely new roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Biggs
Tax Commission of
Ohio
Princess Helene Ill in Bucharest Amid Reconciliation Talks
BUCHAREST June 14 Princess Helene divorced wife of King Carol of Roumania was reported ill at her royal residence. The illness followed excitement over Carol's return and reconciliation attempts with Dowager Queen Marie. The Orthodox church sanctioned an annulment of Helene's divorce, while a royal proclamation gave her the right to call herself queen, signaling diplomatic moves.
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Bucharest
Helene
Carol of
Carol
Michael
Ferdinand
Mme
Magda Lupescu
Marie
Elizabeth
Greece
Delay Report On Dzouclis Postponed For Mental Review
The report on Antonio Stefanos Dzouclis mental condition, charged with first degree murder, is postponed a week and will be given in common pleas court next Saturday. Observations at Lima State Hospital since May 23 prompted the extension. Dr. Vorban will present the report. jurors to report Monday June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Stefanos Dzouclis
Lorain
Common Pleas Court
Drouchs
Lima State Hospital
Vorban
Dzouchs
William Dineff
Dineff
Pole Broken Off by Auto on Fifth Street
An electric light pole was broken off yesterday afternoon on Fifth street after being hit by a car driven by F. A. Adelman of Norwalk. Adelman said steering trouble left him unable to control the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
F. A. Adelman
Norwalk
Adelman
Cleveland court fines man for intoxication arrest
Joseph Coon was fined five dollars and costs on a charge of intoxication in the only case in police court this morning. Cleveland, O June 1. Lee Bramles, dt, an inventor, died today from burns suffered when a device intended to decrease gasoline consumption exploded in a garage. A tank of gasoline ignited when the device exploded. Flotation is an upside down proposition in recovering copper from ore. The heavier minerals are made to float by oil particles which attach to them, while the lighter ones sink to the bottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coon
Cleveland
Lee Bramles, Dt
Bell from 1198 guards nightly curfew in Sussex church
A bell still used at Hailsham Parish Church in Sussex dates to 1198. The curfew has reportedly rung there every night for many centuries, underscoring the church's historical role in local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailsham
Sussex
England
Kenneth Ives Wins Amasa Stone Mather Scholarship
Kenneth Ives son of Mr and Mrs Ira Ives of Indian Hollow Road has won the Amasa Stone Mather Scholarship at the Cleveland School of Art. The $200 scholarship covers his junior year tuition. Ives is a sophomore this year and graduated Elyria High in June 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Ives
Ira Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Amasa Stone Mather
Cleveland School of Art
Ives
Elyria High School
Court Notes and Civil Actions From Lorain County
In Lorain the court heard a secret indictment arrest of W. C. Richardson on pen-support. H. E. Bracken sues Margaret Bechtel for 918 dollars on a promissory note. Three men bound over to common pleas include Andrew D. Howard, carrying concealed weapons. Glover Clark, receiving stolen property. and Andrew D. Howard for forcible entry at night with intent to commit sorcery. Allen and Son appeal a justice’s court judgment for 1859 dollars on auto insurance. Northern Lands Improvement Company sues Samuel E. Homer for 1475.06 on a note and forecloses mortgage on Aye Lake property. Corrine L. Belden sues Ella Loesch and County Treasurer N D Backus for 3905.46 on a note and mortgage foreclosure, requesting Backus justify his claim. The Lo Rain County Bar Association annual banquet is set for June 18 at Lorain Country Club, per court house notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lorain
Andrew D. Howard
Glover Clark
Common Pleas
Northern Lands Improvement Company
Cleveland
Samuel E. Homer
Aye Lake
Corrine L. Belden
Ella Loesch
N D. Backus
Columbia Township
Backus
Lorain County Bar Association
Lorain Country Club
Court House
Buckley Wife Seeks State Nomination Amid Scandals
The article details the Ohio Democratic and Republican candidate lists for major statewide offices. Mrs Buckley wife of former State Treasurer Bert B Buckley seeks the nomination for Secretary of State while Buckley serves a 30 month federal sentence. Contenders span governor, U S senator, attorney general and treasurer races with incumbents and multiple candidates named across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Bert B. Buckley
Atlanta
John Henry Newman
Columbus
U. S
Supreme Court
George White
Robert J Bulkley
Cleveland
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
John McSweeney
Wooster
George S. Myers
Charles V. Truax
Bucyrus
William G. Pickrel
Dayton
Elerbert R. Cuyler
M. Ray Allison
Samuel Burger
Hanley W Cone
Chillicothe
Coleman Avery
Cincinnati
William T. Stephenson
West Union
Charles II Hubbell
Myers
Cooper
IL. S
Roscoe C *Te Culloch
Canton
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Edward J. Summell
Gilbert Bettman
Ross Aie
Pauline Buckley
Harry S. Day
Fremont
Edwin 8. Todd
Springfield
Reynolds
Kinkade
Toledo
James E. Robinson
Maryaville
It rarely happens that married man repents at leisure
A concise remark notes that a married man seldom repents freely, suggesting tolerance for fault and a shell of pride around personal remorse. The line implies social expectations about marriage and behavior, using a witty tone characteristic of period commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelauire
Open Air Performance Opens Oberlin Commencement
Oberlin QC June 14 The first open air performance of the commencement play A Midsummer Night's Dream was presented last evening by the Dramatic Association on the Metcalf property. A second performance is scheduled tonight. The concert featured Miles Schapiro as composer. Other events include senior class breakfast Alumni Golf tourney and Oberlin Wooster baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
the Dramatic Association
Metcalf
Elm
Forest Streets
Conservatory Orchestra
Miles Schapiro
Conservatory
Wooster
Conservatory of Music
Warner Hall
Finney Chapel
O. C. Club
Methodist Church
Harold Cooke Phillips
First Baptist Church of
Greater Cleveland
Violin Recitals by Beckett and Chester at High School
Miss Grace Beckett of Oberlin and Marjorie Chester of Avon High give two violin recitals this afternoon in the high school auditorium with Miss Estella Punke on piano. The program will repeat at 5 p m in Avon. Beckett recently played with the National High School Orchestra in Atlantic City and Chester was concertmaster of the Avon orchestra in the recent state contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Beckett
Oberlin
Marjorie Chester
Avon High School
Estella Punke
Avon
Beckett
Atlantic City
Miss Chester
Avon Orchestra
Tariff Bill Advances to White House With Higher Duties
The tariff plan, prepared under Speaker Longworth and others, aims to complete eighteen months of work by 5 p m. The house already adopted the rate schedule on May 1 by 241 to 152 and has minor senate changes. The newer measure would raise annual duties by about 107.6 million dollars and move to the White House for President Hoover’s action, with a strong expectation of his signature before another Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Snell
Rules Committee
Tilson
House
Senate
White House
Hoover
Three Injuries From Multiple Early Evening Crashes
Continued report describes a bus going off Stop 91 Oberlin road causing delays and crowds. Keith and Wayne Warner lost control crossing Wheeling and Lake Erie tracks on West River road with minor injuries. Keith admitted to Elyria Memorial hospital. Wayne injured but not serious. A second crash on Murray Ridge road involved Bert Scantos Lorain and William Marsh Grafton with two cars damaged and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Sheriff's
Keith
Wayne Warner
Wheeling and Lake Erie
West River Road
Keith Warner
Elyria’ Memorial Hospital
Murray Ridge Road
Bert Scantos
Lorain
William Marsh
Grafton
Marsh
China factions unite against bad conditions in China
Quo notes liberal progressive and democratic readers in China are sympathetic toward the situation. He observes that all factions merge to correct conditions but warns that General Chiang Kai-shek and his followers will not compromise, making it necessary to remove them before constructive work can begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tude
Wang Ching-wei
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Scientist Says Theft Not Natural Trait To Teach Children
A scientist argues that stealing is not a natural trait and children can learn ethical behavior. The remark emphasizes education and guidance over inherent disposition, urging parents and schools to instill values to deter theft.
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Highlights Hog and Cattle Prices
Hogs 275 head with holdovers none show steady to 6 cents lower. Choice 130-210 lb brings 10.65 to 10.75. 220-250 lb 10.50 to 10.55. 200-300 lb 10.40. pigs 10.25. Cattle about 200 head fresh and holdovers, weekend outlets scarce. steers mostly 11.50, some 12.00. demand for medium offerings near 200. Calves around 280 fat, weight unclear, unsold. Sheep 173 on hand, steady quotations at standstill.
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Cleveland
Chicago Cash Quotations and Market Summary
Chicago price quotes show steady movements across eggs potatoes and poultry with mixed movements in futures. Butter and cream prices remain steady while wheat corn oats and rye report varying fractions to the upside and down. Potatoes Reds and Bliss varieties show slow trading with Bliss at 2.50 to 2.75 per 100 pounds and Irsh Cobblers at 5.00 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Maine
United States
Southern
Bliss
Northern Carolina
Timothy
Toledo Market Report Hogs and Cattle Steady in Nondescript Sale
Toledo Ohio June 14 hogs market steady with heavies 9.50 to 10.00, mediums 10.00 to 10.15, workers 9.75 to 10.00, pigs 9.50 to 9.75. Cattle and calves noted as steady to light in night market with sheep also listed but details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Grain prices and bids from Toledo market report
Market notes show No 2 red wheat at 1.04 to 1.05 dollars, corn No 3 yellow at 0.83 to 0.85, oats No 2 white 0.43 to 0.45, barley No 2 0.60, rye No 2 0.80, clover seed cash at 11.80, allike cash October at 11.80 bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis grain market updates show flour shipments steady at 29 811 units, bran at 22.50 to 28.00 dollars, and Red Spring wheat at 65 cents per bushel versus 107 a year earlier. Cash No 1 red deram quoted 83 1-3 and 5 1-2 cents, July 1.00, September 1.62 7-8. Corn No 3 yellow 72 to 74 cents, oats No 3 white 32 5-8 to 8 cents, flax No 1 at 2.70 to 2.80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Tomato Plants Destroyed At Penfield Junction Farm
Richard Diedrich reports hundreds of dollars in losses after numerous tomato plants were destroyed at his Penfield Junction road farm last night. He told Sheriff Clarence Adams he suspects boys are responsible and believes he knows those who did it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Diiedrich
Penfield Junction Road
Siedrich
Clarence E. Adams
Diedrich
Jewelry Stolen From Frank Botamer Home On Franklin Street
Police report theft of several jewelry items from the Frank Botamer residence at 210 Franklin Street. Stolen items include a large unset ruby, a gold watch and chain, and a fountain pen. Family woke to neighbor dog barking and saw a man hurry across the back lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Botamer
Franklin Street
Woodmen Battle Lorain Nat. B's Here Sunday
The Woodmen host Nativity B nine of Lorain at Cascade Park Sunday after beating Joppa at Joppa last week. Players must report by two o'clock for a 2 50 P M start with T Smith at first Carpenter at second F Smith at short Bako at third J Smith in left Moody in center Block in left and either Muir or Heath on the mound Werts catcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Joppa
Cascade Park
Lorain
Mahl
T. Smith
Carpenter
F. Smith
Bako
J. Smith
Moody
Block
Muir
Heath
Baseball News Wrap: Scores and Key Jumps Across the League
Washington topped Chicago 6 to. Liska limited the Sox to 4 hits. Kress singled to drive in Blue in the 11th, giving St. Louis a 1 to 0 win over Boston. Byrd homered with two on to push the Yankees past Detroit 10 to 9. Hartnett belted two homers as Chicago Cubs beat Philadelphia 7 to 5. Luque took his first loss as Brooklyn fell to Cincinnati 8 to 5. Walker notched his eighth win as the Giants beat Pittsburgh 7 to 2. St Louis rallied to 9 to 8 in 11 innings over the Braves after two early questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kress
Blue
St. Louis
Boston
Sam Byrd
New York Yankees
Detroit
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago
Cuba
Philadelphia
Boston Braves
Soviet to spend five billion rubles on roads by 1933
Moscow reports revised plans to spend five billion rubles to construct 7149,000 miles of new roads for automobile traffic by end of 1933. In the current year over 1,000,000,000 rubles will be spent, up from 420,000,000 last year, as Soviet industry expands with auto factories including a Ford collaboration. The plan aims to support a rapid rise in automobiles from under 20,000 to about half a million by 1933, prompting simultaneous roadbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lyons
United Press
Moscow
Henry Ford
Soviet Union
State Planning Commission
Gosplan
Sugar Trust
Soviet Studies Arctic Routes And Expeditions For Industry
The article notes new organizations in Leningrad and other centers to study road and transport problems, with Soviet officials citing U.S. highway innovations. It describes Arctic trade growth, planning a Kara Sea expedition by ~60 vessels and a hydroplane squadron under Boris Chukhnovsky, plus an air survey of Tungus rivers for lumber. It emphasizes science guiding industrial exploitation and resource-driven growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
United States
Commissariat of Ways and Communications
L. P. Serebriakoff
America
Arctic Ocean
Kara Sea
Kara
Boris Chukhnovsky
Tungus
Siberia
Soviet Empire
Swarm of Bees Forces Car into Ditch in Union
A swarm of first class bees forced a car carrying eight passengers into a 10 foot ditch in Union South Carolina. The only injuries were bee stings. The vehicle struck an obstacle that appeared to explode into many buzzing stings and fragments.
Meat Firms Again Profit
London reports that after the battle between Jord Vestey's Union Cold Storage and Armour and Swifts, European meat demand for South American product is rising. Small firms show profit as price wars end, while Smithfield and Argentine Meat price stock higher than since 1925. Independent firms faced losses in 1926 though steadier through 1922 to 1925. High meat prices reflect rigid quotas, with chain stores and refrigerator tonnage control shaping the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jord Vestey
Union Cold Storage Company
Armour’s
Swifts
Smithfield
Coal fishers profit from dragging on Portland harbor
Portland Maine story notes coal fishers working leaky dories along the waterfront. They drag the harbor for coal dropped from colliers and wharf edges, then load their boats and sell the fuel to other boatmen at a harbor cache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Village of Cahokia Illinois census notes nineteen farms
Cahokia, the oldest village in Illinois, reports a population of 286 in the latest census. Nineteen farms are located within the village limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahokia
Iwil
Illinois
Transportation offer to Florida for a driver
A person offers immediate transport to Florida for a driver at 13515 FE 4th St. References are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
4Th St
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Frank J. Strohl
Princess Helene
Lorain County
Rosenberry Bros
H. E. Bracken
Margaret Bechtel
Allen
Henry Radican
George R. Allen and Son
Allen and Son
Humber
Oberlin Thone
Groveland Street
Esther Alflen
Home Economica
Oberlin High School
Vermilion
Crystal Beach
Toledo Livestock
Baseball News
Washington
Indians
Liska
Sox
Adolfo Luque
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Bill Walker
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Russia
Doris
Jane Karpen
Genevieve
Cecilia Roark
St. Mary’s College
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Michigan City
Jane
Macomb
White Cross Beauty Shop
Second St
Elks Club
Middle Avenue
Harry H. Smith Co
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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