Municipal Court Proposed for Elyria Ohio
A full bill intro duced at Columbus by C R Summers seeks to create The Municipal Court of Elyria Ohio. It fixes jurisdiction for Elyria Lorain county and four townships, provides a four year term for a municipal judge with a tiered salary up to four thousand dollars, and details election, residency and legal qualification requirements. The ordinance covers misdemeanors within the city and townships and civil jurisdiction for local actions and property cases within Lorain county.
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Chronicle
Telegram
Columbus
C. R. Summers
Elyria
Lorain County
Ohio
General Assembly
State of Ohio
Ridgeville
Carlisle
County of
Lorain
Elrria Township
Ridgeville Township
Lorain Country
Lorain Courts
Carlists
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Court of Common Pleas
Traffic Kills Sinloran N On Lorain
March 2. Steve Kordia aged 31 from Camden Avenue was struck by an auto while crossing near East Thirty-first street bridge at 8 p m. He died at St Josephs Hospital shortly after. Driver Amos Shiley of East Thirtieth Street remained at scene and police investigate. Coroner Perry toured Lorain noon today but did not issue statements. Kordia was thrown about one hundred feet by the vehicle.
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Lorain
East Thirty-first Street
Steve Kordia
Camden Avenue
Kordia
St. Joseph's Hospital
Amos Shiley
East Thirtieth Street
Property recovery limits in small claims actions noted
A legal note states that in actions to recover property not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars, judgment may be for more than fifteen hundred if the excess represents interest damages or costs accrued after the action began. The rule clarifies monetary boundaries for judgments in such cases and outlines when overage is permitted.
Penfield Couple Battle Sees Sheriff Custody
Rosco Bowen and wife Gladys fought loudly enough to alarm neighbors. The sheriff detained them as Mrs Bowen filed an assault and battery claim against him. Bowen was fined 25 dollars plus costs. he then charged his wife with intoxication, she paid a four dollar fine and costs. Bowen paid both fines and costs, and they left the court to resume their marriage.
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Rosco Bowen
Penfield Junction
Bowen
Gladys
Goren
Justice Court
Wing club downs O'Donnell's 28 to 18
The Wing club basketball team beat O'Donnell's of Elyria 28 to 18 at the local high gym. A nip and tuck first half gave way to a second half Wing surge with strong defense and close guarding. Amherst scored 32 field goals in the contest. Next Tuesday the Wings meet Olson's Original Nordics at the local high school gym.
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Amhbeerst
O’donnell’s
Elyria
Amherst
Wings
Olson
Toledo Livestock Hogs and Calves Market Report
Hogs receipts 359, market steady. Heavies 10.75 to 11.99, mediums 11.30 to 11.50, workers 9.75 to 11.40, good pigs 10.25. Calves receipts eight, market steady. Sheep and lambs receipts light, market steady.
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Toledo
Seed Prices and Trading Terms Noted in Toledo Listing
A fragmented Toledo classified fragment lists Clover seed at 17.50, Timothy seed at 3.00, and cash terms with May 23 noted. The text also shows a 1-2% share and miscellaneous figures, making the item a damaged listing of seed prices and conditions.
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Toledo
Marchedos Nestic
Timothy
Muir Co Leases Larger Room At Gary
The Muir Company, a discount drug store chain in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio, leased a bigger store at 321 Broadway Gary Indiana due to rising business in that city.
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Muir CO
Gary
Muir Company
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Broadway
Allen school bids opened for Abbey road site project
Elyria Board of Education opened thirteen bids for the general contract on the Allen school to be built on Abbey road. Base bids ranged from 55 994 to 61 950 pounds or dollars, with alternates possible. Contracts for plumbing heating and electrical work received separate bids. The Edgar F Alien named school plans include eight classrooms expandable to sixteen plus an auditorium, with colonial red brick exterior. The building aims for occupancy in September with four to six teachers, financed from the board's building fund, avoiding a bond issue.
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Allen School
Abbey Road
Elyria Board of Education
Cleveland Contractors
Ebrria, I
Edgar F. “Daddy” Alien
International Society of Crippled Children
Board of Education
Two youths report theft of roller skates at library
Police records note a theft of roller skates from youths Glen Downs of 39 East Bridge Street and Vern Clock of 103 Malcomb Court while they were at the Public Library yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred amid spring weather as reported today.
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Glen Downs
East Bridge Street
Vern
Malcomb Court
Stolen 1924 Ford Touring Car Reported At Falcon Motors
A 1924 Ford touring car with license AS0 968 was stolen from the Falcon Motors plant parking grounds yesterday afternoon. Owner C Crowley of North Eaton filed the report with police. Two cars were slightly damaged in a Broad street collision when A R Dushenske’s coach was backed into by Lawrence Emerick’s car at 1215 Eighth Street Lorain. Dushenske’s left rear fender running board and front fender were dented. Emerick’s car sustained minor dents.
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Falcon Motors
C. Crowley
North Eaton
Broad Street
A. R. Dushenske
LaGrange
East Avenue
Lawrence Emerick
Eighth Street
Lorain
Dushenske
Emerick
Grace Stalin Sues for Divorce in Elyria
Grace Stalin of Elyria filed for divorce from Oscar Staitz through attorney Mary Pepper, alleging extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness. The couple married in 1525 and have a two year old child.
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Grace Stalin
Elyria
Mary Pepper
Oscar Staitz
Divorce Granted in Cruelty Case Between Wilson and Mary Agnes Wilson
Judge W B Thompson granted a divorce to Wilson from Mary Agnes Wilson today on grounds of extreme cruelty. Wilson alleged his wife struck him with a clenched fist on Halloween night, leaving a black eye for two weeks. The couple had been married less than a year.
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Wilson
Mary Agnes Wilson
W. B. Thompson
Decree to void deed of Columbia township farm property
Judge W B Thompson for Mrs Monnen of Cleveland granted a decree setting aside a deed to Arnold Schulz for her Columbia township farm. Schultz allegedly exploited the plaintiff’s weakened condition to obtain the farm for 1109 when the original purchase price was 9509.
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Columbia Township
W. B. Thompson
Elsha Foremen's Club Officers Meet to Plan Committees
The newly elected officers will meet at 7 30 p m Monday to discuss appointment of committees and plans for the next meeting. Announcement comes from W O McClellan secretary and treasurer of the club.
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Elsha Foremen’s Club
W. O. McClellan
Subscribes Over Fifty Years to Chronicle Telegram
C F Herrington of Lorain sends in a yearly renewal to the Chronicle Telegram. He first subscribed in 1878 and has remained a steady reader for more than five decades. The paper expresses gladness at his longtime loyalty.
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Chronicle-Telegram
C. F. Herrington
August Named for Emperor Augustus in Roman Calendar
The month August earned its name from Emperor Augustus, who believed it his lucky period. The origin ties to the Roman calendar when the year was reformed to honor his reign and contributions, shaping the modern naming of the late summer month.
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Augustus
Homeless Sailor Faces Death Penalty in Cleveland
Jams T. Nevins, a homeless lake sailor, was sentenced to death for the murder of Don Prentiss, a former Detroit automobile executive, killed in a county jail cell on November 13. The eight-man, four-woman jury imposed the death verdict with no recommendation for mercy. Judge N. Craig McBride will set the execution date.
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Cleveland
T. Nevins
Nevins
Don Prentiss
Detroit Automohile
N. Craig McBride
Markets Cleveland Produce Butter and Eggs Prices
Market notes show butter in tubes 51 1 4 to 50 1 4 cents with extras and firsts around 19 51, eggs at 42 cents extras, poultry prices across heavy fowls to ducks and geese with various bid figures, and potatoes listed by state with beef burbank sacks priced at 2.10 per 100 pounds and home grown sacks at 86 cents per bushel. Car poultry priced one cent under express stock.
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Poultry Express
York State
Maine
Green Mountain
Michigan
Idaho
Hog and cattle market report with steady hogs
Receipts show hogs at 1200 with market steady to five cents higher. Prices per hundredweight range from 11.40 to 12.59 for various weights. Cattle receipts 25 with calves none and market at a standstill. Sheep receipts none and market also at a standstill.
Trustees Elected and Local Officials Named for 1322
Miss Metcalf discusses Ottoman history and language as Turks keep customs. The text lists elected trustees for 1322 and names county and township officials, including Judge A. R. Webber and Mrs. Jessie Blanchard, with numerous local appointments across Elyria, Grafton, Wellington, LaGrange, and surrounding townships.
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Belden
Grafton Townehins
P. H. Revere
Srighton
W. C. Smatler
Camden
A. FE. Granger
Carlisle
East—Mirs
Oberlin Out Of Cage Race
Oberlin High School was eliminated from the district basketball tournament by Rocky River 42 to 19 in the second round after a two overtime win over Brush 22 to 21 earlier. Patake and Weiss led Oberlin scoring with Patake finishing runner up in the foul shooting contest.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Rocky River High
Brush High
Patake
Weiss
Rocky River
Marysville
Indians
Akron
Oberlin High
Cleveland
Oberlin Loses In Debate Contest
Oberlin high was eliminated from the state tourney after a defeat by Brooklin Heights of Cleveland on the question whether the United States should cease to protect foreign capital by force of arms except after formal declaration of war. Oberlin upheld the affirmative with Frederick Thrall Richard Maynard Eva Parker and Gordie Grover on the team.
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Oberlin High
Brooklin Heights
Cleveland
United States
Oberlin
Brooklyn Heights
Lakewood
Plymouth High
Norwalk
Frederick Thrall
Richard Maynard
Eva Parker
Gordie Grover
Close College Cage Schedule Tonight
College Varsity hosts Akron College in the final home game of the season. Akron aims to rebound after a 51 to 11 rout of the Yeomen earlier. The Yeomen have improved but are still unlikely to challenge the visitors.
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College Varsity
Akron College
Yeomen Ecarlier
Yeomen
Fist Zwame
Zippers
YMCA Meeting Plans Trip to Cleveland Basketball Game
Clare George of the Chronicle Telegram will speak at the Young Men's Club meeting at the YMCA Monday evening per W C McCillan. Arrangements for a March 11 trip to Cleveland to see a basketball game will be completed at the meeting.
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Clare George
The
Chronicle-Telegram
W. C. McCiellan
Cleveland
Elyria Board of Trade plans reorganization and expansion
Leading community figures endorse the Elyria Board of Trade reorganization to broaden leadership, unite elites, and boost civic projects. Co signer Co. L. Sotherden and Dr. George D. Nichols pledge full support and financial backing to enlarge membership and working capital for greater local gains.
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Co. L. Sotherden
Elyria Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Canned heat victim dies in county jail
Lawrence Kelley 322 address Daston QC died at 4 30 am in county jail after drinking canned heat bug rum and wood alcohol Post mortem by Country Coroner Myles Perry and Dr G E French found poisoning as cause He was arrested Thursday night for intoxication by Justice S J George fined five dollars and costs He proclaimed I’ll never take another drink in my life He died after medical attention in his cell and his body is at Taylor’s Undertaking parlors awaiting relatives in Dayton.
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Lawrence Kelley
Daston
Myles Perry
G. E. French
Kelley
Sheriff's
Columbia Center
S. J. George
George
Democratic Party
French
Clarence Walkden
Taylor
Dayton
Coolidge and Hoover Early Political Paths Compared
The piece contrasts Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover early careers. Coolidge entered the Massachusetts legislature in 1907 and rose through public office, while Hoover worked as a mining engineer abroad before entering politics last year. Coolidge is portrayed as an organization man, Hoover as an outsider.
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Coolidge
Massachusetts
Hoover
China
Australia
Northampton
Annual County C E Meet In Lorain
Lorain O March 2 Members of the Lorain County Christian Endeavor Society are meeting at the First Congregational church for their annual Spring Conference. A large group from Elyria attends and were at a banquet last night. The final day of the three day conference is Sunday. The meet is directed by state superintendent H A Klahr. Various county cities and villages are represented by local C E societies.
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Lorain
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Society
First Congregational Church
Second Congregational Arch
Elyria
Christian Endeavor Society
H. A. Klahr
C. EF
Milk War Continues As Dairies Cite Farmers’ Association
Two local dairy heads blame the farmers' association for the ongoing price cut in milk. They say producers face a 50 cent per hundredweight reduction as the association, expanding into retail, pressures prices. Cleveland and Elyria share the same milk shed, with many Lorain farmers non members. Some members are withdrawing while others pledge support to dealers in a price war. The second dairy leader echoes that Cleveland's price drop stems from the association using its membership to gain retail control, shifting the burden to producers.
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Farmers’ Own Association
Cleveland
Farmers’ Milk Association
Elyria
Milk Association
Lorain County
Tas
Ohio Farmers’ Cooperative Association
Cooking School ends with grand Elyria finale
The third Chronicle-Telegram Cooking School closed yesterday as Elyria women filled the main auditorium and balcony to hear Miss Alice McCarron discuss salads dressings and cream puffs. Awards were presented to visitors. Miss McCarren, head of Home Economics at Westinghouse Mansfield, and Miss Anne Hasselman accompanied her and left for Mansfield.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Alice McCarron
McCarren
Westinghouse Manufacturing Company
Mansfield
Anne Hasselman
Damages Filed Over Truck Crash Involving Railroad
Ben King of Sunshine Laundry sues New York Central Railroad for 2895.65 alleging a January 5 accident damaged his laundry truck and $995.65 of laundry. Petition claims total damages to truck and business at 1900 due to defendant’s negligence.
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Ben King
Sunshine Laundry Company
New York Central Railroad Company
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