Governor’s effort fails to stay murder case for Maurer
Chicago March 39 Rob ert ance today lost his first skirmish in the bid to save him from death by the nonce for the murder of Joseph Maurer during a drug store holdup. He was brought back from San Quentin prison where he served a robbery sentence under an assumed name. The state thwarted a writ of habeas corpus against the police by arresting him as he was escorted from a train. He was brought into court on a new summons and prosecutors said he would be placed in custody after questioning as the writ was dismissed.
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Chicago
Rober
Nonse
Joseph Maurer
San Quen- Min
Stat
Scott
Lake Cargo Coal Case Reopened by ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission orders reopen of the Lake Cargo Coal case affecting freight rates for bituminous coal from mines in Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio to Lake Erie ports for vessel trans shipment. Also notes Oroville Washington salt production rise and a 1550 Persian rug exhibition in Paris.
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Washington, Mars
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio
Lake Erie
One Dose Will Con vince Maya’s Remedy Ad
A testimonial touts Maya’s One Dose Will Convince for stomach and intestinal ailments claiming rapid relief and a money back guarantee. The letter notes a friend’s brother in another city recovered after taking the product and endorses its safety and efficacy for indigestion and related conditions.
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Maya
Druggista
Elyria Men File Bankruptcy Petitions
George F. Chamberlain and W A Chamberlain and H Chamberlain of Elyria filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in federal court for the radio shop they own. The firm shows liabilities of 11944.84 and assets of 1590.40. Individual schedules list Goo Chamberlain Jr with 14799.51 liabilities and 500 assets W A Chamberlain with 12044.84 liabilities and 500 assets R A Chamberlain with 12279.95 liabilities and 500 assets.
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Clevelany
George F. Chamberlain
W. A. C Hamberlain
Ir. H. Chamberlain
Elyria
Ius
Goo
W. A. Chamberlain
R.A Chamberlain
Montmartre Lost Ground in Parisian District Rivalry
Census figures show Montparnasse supplanting Montmartre as the art center. Rivalry between the quarters grows after the population shift. An artificial rain system is kept for the Astort race course. An underground river is reported in Paducah Texas. A tiny fraction of the world population claims a Jewish heritage.
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Montmartre
Montparnesse
Astort
Paducah
Texas
Williams Treatment Promises Relief From Uric Acid Ailments
An old advertisement touts The Williams Treatment for rheumatic, kidney and bladder troubles caused by excess uric acid. It claims long use yields relief in stubborn cases and offers a free 32 dose bottle with 10 cent request to cover postage, sending to East Trentponton Conn.
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Soy
Williams
Dr D A
Williams Co
East
Trampton
Conn
Lorain Medina Funeral Directors Club Grants Charters
Five new charters were granted and two associations admitted to membership at the Lorain Medina Funeral Directors Club first regular meeting held March 2 at the Elka Club. Ten members including officers and wives attended. President Longacre of Medias presided. L F Deming of Findlay, Field Secretary of the Ohio Funeral Directors Association, spoke. A social hour followed.
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Lorain- Medina
Many Learn to Swim as Lorain School Adds Lessons
Lorain records show 28 pupils taught to swim in the past month with 315 instructions given since the board of education authorized lessons. Instructor George Daniel oversees lessons at the Loom Co. Simultaneously, more students join the program at the big school facility.
Fiddlers Contest Draws Wellington Crowd Despite Snow
The old fiddlers contest at the Lo-Net drew a full Wellington crowd amid cold and snow. Participants included Devore Ashland Hart Norwalk Henton Ashland Masten Wellington Gunn Wellington Fox Norwalk Kelsey New London Atherton Wellington. Judges were Rowland Cote Warner. Treated tunes included Turkey in the Straw and Kentucky Home.
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Ord Pirdless
Wellington
Lo-Net
Schriber
Ashland
Mr Devore
Ralph Hart
Norwalk
Don Henton
John Masten
Captain Gunn Wellington
Bert Gunn
Alvin Fox
Carmi Kelsey
New London
Bert
Atherton
Ray Rowland
Walter Cote
Kent Warner
Helen Wabash
Kentucky Home
Arkansay
Traveler
Robert E Lee
Golden Slipper
Money Mirsk
Tevore
Local club events and meetings span supper, rites and hospital
Members of the Fr oO invite to a Thursday evening lunch and entertainment at the KE hall. The Girls Reserve and high school faculty attend a Monday supper with speeches and music. Odd Fellows report a Warren death and luncheon. WoCTU and YPBT work discuss leadership needs and an May institute. Mrs. Gerald Ricott Ashland missed the meeting. Mrs. Walter Hayden was taken to Elyna hospital for arm adjustment after a break. A Gutenberg Bible's home sold at public auction.
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Symnasium
Monard Lohman
Carl
Kenneth Grose
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Macdrwin
Warren
Ohio
A We Pierce
W.C. T. Ul
Woc
Methodist Church
Gerald Ricott Ashland
T. T. TL
Rice
Mabel Williams
Mildred Brenner
Lena Dirlam
Y. PB
Walter Hayden
Elyna Hospital
Knights of St John hold monthly business session
The Knights of St John met at the G A R for a monthly business meeting to discuss future plans and settle old business with good attendance. Also notes list hospital advisories, discharges, and residents connected to Elyria area.
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Knights OF ST. John
Local Society Notes Cover Weekend Guests and Illness
Miss G Filey of Toledo A Riandt of Toronto and Arthur Tward of Hartford were weekend guests of Mrs Thomas Martin of Grace Court. Mrs C Rheinhart confined to home for fitness now able to be around. George Scott of Waverly NY visited Elyria yesterday. Esther Bender and Carolina Eshel of Sandusky stay with Frank Payne in Cambridge Street. Mrs Hepc Johnson recovering from hospital operation. W A Grills very ill at Root Road home. Mr and Mrs John Moiner welcomed a son at Elyria Memorial Tuesday. EP Gates and son from Warren Ohio visiting Mrs Gates' parents Mr and Mrs Wubert Day. Mr and Mrs H H Webb of Cincinnati guests of Mrs Merle Avey. Rev and Mrs Webb bound for Bradenton FL where Webb to lead Central Christian Church. G W Noble of Omaha visiting Mr and Mrs N M Hubbard on Middle Avenue. Mrs Wo Wonder and daughter visiting former’s parents for Mr Decker’s 76th birthday. Mrs Isaac Beaucook of Chicago called here for sister Edith Narker’s illness. Beaucock is sister of Mrs C M Terry. Early colonial era trade note closes.
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G. Filey
Toledo
Riandt
Toronto
Canada
Arthur Tward
Hartford
Connecticut
Thomas Martin
Gracecourt
C. Rheinhart
West Tridge Street
George Scott
Waverley
New York
Elyria
Esther Bender
Carolina Eshel
Sandusky
Gmail
Warren
Ohio
Gates
Wubert Day
Second Strees
H. Webb
Cincinnati
Merle Avey
Dennison Avenue
Webb
Bradentown
Fla
Central Christian
Edith Narker
East Broad Street
Mr. Beaucock
C. M. Terry
Garrin Avenue
No One to Tie His Shoes Keeps Fat Man from Attending Convention
Boston dispatch reports Everett Stackpole unable to attend Fat Men's Club convention due to no one available to tie his shoes. He explained over the phone that his shoes must be tied and he cannot go out with them untied.
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Boston
Mar
Byverett
Stackpole
The
States
Garage elevator accident injures two workers
A freight elevator cable broke in the Mendelson building injuring Fred A Handel 38 and another employee. Handel suffered a strained back and minor bruises and was taken to Etisal Memorial hospital. Walter Hayden 63, who fell eight weeks earlier and fractured his arm, was admitted to Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Avcon
Walter Hayden
Memorial Hospital
Navy recruits quarantined after meningitis deaths
Great Lakes Naval Training Station, Illinois, placed over 700 recruits in quarantine after two deaths from spinal meningitis. Six cases remained in the isolation hospital. Commander Robert A. Dawes said the measure is precautionary and the disease appears confined to one regiment. About 1,206 men are on duty at the station.
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Great Lakes Naval Framing Station
St. March
Navy
Robert A. Dawes
Senate criticizes railroad merger plan as harmful to stockholders
Senator Norryg of Nebraska hails the decision as relief and denounces the merger as a fraud on the people. He says the plan would shift control from actual stockholders to Wall Street bankers and burden future generations with watered stock interest.
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Wall Street
Board of Trade elects five directors for coming year
CW Phillips reports large turnout in the Board of Trade election and announces the newly chosen directors for the ensuing year: Jamey Hewitt Louis Iglauer J Johnson Glade Thomas and A C Mudnutt. A directors meeting is set for Friday at 7:80 at the Board of Trade rooms to organize the board and handle other business.
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Board of Trade
CW Philitps
Jamey Hewitt
Louis Iglauer
J . Johnson
Glade Thomas
A C. Mudnutt
Board of Trade Rooms
Phillips
Gambling parlor raid yields minor charges in county jail
Police arrested several men at a city gambling venue where roulettte tables, cards, chips, and racing forms were found. Forms listed races in Havanna Miami New Orleans and Tin Ju with odds. The defendants face misdemeanor penalties and may plead guilty or await grand jury action.
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Havanna
Miami
New Orleans
Baird
Hunmelstine
Ile
Roth
Webber
Underhil
Singer Opens Reacty Parlor in Town
Tina Cavalier, former singer, opens a beauty parlor in Tans. It employs more than 20 people due to rising popularity. A church record in Wristol, England, notes Mrs. Maria Davies aged 103 in recent observances.
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Tina Cavalier
Wristol
England
Maria Davies
Death Notice Leonard J Sweet former Elyria penmanship instructor
Leonard J Sweet 54 longtime Elyria Lorain Olmsted Falls and Medina schools penmanship teacher died yesterday in Quincy Yenna after a lingering illness. Funeral services set Thursday at 4pm at Carl Taylor funeral home with burial at Ridgelawn Cemetery. He is survived by widow and son Byron a cartoonist at Barberton. He was also a musician of note and first cousin to local officials.
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Leonard A Owe
Leonard J Sweet
Elyria
Lorain
Olmsted
Medina
Carl , Taylor
Ravenna
Sweet
Qua Yenna
Ridgelawn
Fred Underhill
Minexs FE Perry
Frank
Van Sweringen Plan for Rail Merger Is Rejected
In Cleveland on March 3 the Van Sweringen brothers refused to comment after the Interstate Commerce Commission rejected their plan to merge Nickel Plate and four other railroads into a 1.5 billion transportation system. W. T. Powell said there was nothing to add and Col Wood Colston returned to Cleveland. Promoters of other mergers await the commission’s ruling on Nickel Plate before proceeding.
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Cleveland
van Swerigen Brothers
Interstate Commerce Commission
de van Sweringens
Puphlocity
W. T. Powell
Powell
Col Wood Colston
Nickel Plain
van Surringens
Rock Island
Primariy
van Sweringen
Railroad mergers face stock exchange fairness challenge
The commission warns that approving merger plans among Great Northern Burlington Colorado and other lines hinges on fair stock exchange terms. Officials say adjudicating dozens of cross–border stock issues would be unworkable given the vast, interconnected railroad system.
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Cific
New Orleans
Texan & Meare
Great Northern
Burlington, Colorado & Boke Bb
Northern Pacific
Sweringen
Womrmigess
Futura
Lke
van Sweupgens
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Siath St
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Fast Ave
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Sixth St
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Sammer St
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