Citywide tree planting advised to renew assets after decline
Elyria residents continue beautification by planting new trees as mature specimens decline. Readers urged to replace aging trees to prevent sewer clogs from root growth, favoring American elm sugar maple and red bud maple while cautioning against certain species. Local residents A L Werner H Ingner C H Persons Carl W Piocher Robert Crehore and Morse Silsbee contributed last winter alongside Lorain’s tornado recovery and Avon Lake school tree purchases. Warrenfeltz advises three inch trees for hardier growth.
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Elyria
Ons
Zens
New
Pagel
Ornia
A. L. Werner
Elywood
H. Ingner
C. H. Persons
Carl W. Piocher
Robert Crehore
C. W. Barres
Morse & Silsbee
Lorain
David Stephan
A. H. Babcock
W. H
War over strip of land settles dispute
Supreme court overruled a motion to certify record in the Dunston versus Joseph case about a 2.7 inch land strip near Lovett Court and Ninth Street Lorain. Plaintiffs claimed damage up to 2500 dollars for garage access interference. Lower court awarded no damages. appellate court affirmed. Court case ends with division of a 386 land amount and undetermined attorney fees.
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Lovett Court
Ninth Street
Lorain
Supreme Court
Apellate Court
Lorain County
Elzabeth Dunston
Joseph al
Lora
O Feuganis
Plainton
Part of Common Pleas
Apellate
Iim
Revive World Court Wangton Action Urged by Navy
March 11 reports a World Court issue push as the Navy shifts focus from domestic noise. Officials press for action while addressing broader implications and potential international obligations.
Not Suc cessful Operation Advertises Remedy
An old advertisement claims a herbal remedy, sold as T's Wonder, cures stomach and liver ailments including appendicitis. It promises relief after a single dose and offers a money back guarantee, with distribution through druggists.
Lorain County Building Trades Council Still Active Says Official
W T Shaw secretary of the county council corrects a Chronicle Telegram report claiming the Lorain County Building Trades Council no longer exists. He states the county council is active and that the Elyria Building Trades Council organizing news is accurate, urging publication of a correction.
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Lorain County Building Trades Council
Elyria Building Trades Council
Chronicle-Telegram
W. T. Shaw
County Council
Chronicles
du Pari
Elyria Bulldine Trades Council
Lorain Country Building Trades Council
Das A
More liquor indictments at Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland Ohio March 11 Delahanty former star and baseball player one of seven named in affidavit filed charging conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act All seven men under arrest after 40 half barrels of beer were found being unloaded from a freight car Overt acts allege Delahanty arranged trucks to transport intoxicating liquor Kerchenske Jr operated a truck to a coal yard and hauled beer Bernstain said the case will be a real one and aides in the investigation
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Cleveland O
Delahanty
Chargiss
Miles E. Evans
Joseph Kerchenske, Jr
United States
A. E. Bernstaen
John Harper
Marshals Home Destroyed By Fire In Holmes County
The home of E. C. Hudnet Holmesville village marshal was burned early today in a fire believed incendiary. Hudnet, active against local liquor stills, had planned to resign April 1 and moved part of his household to Mansfield. A bid to remove him last November failed.
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Wooster
E. C. Hudnet
Holmesville
Hudnet
Holmes County
Mansfield
Truck Drivers Fined In Local Case
Deputy Sheriff ve Cowle arrested three truck drivers Art Beauregard for Emory Moving Co Detroit with 18 600 pounds William Campbell for the same firm 16 180 and Gordon Williams for D L Cowan Detroit. They appeared before Justice J George who fined each 25 dollars and costs. If other counties enforced the law as this county, these drivers would not have reached this stage without apprehension.
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Ve Cowle
Art Beauregard
Emory Moving Co
Detroit
William Campbell
Gordon Williams
D. L. Cowan
Detrain
J. George
Othe
Husband of Dorothy Glatt Arrested in NYC Court
New York March 1 A charge of disorderly conduct against James Rennie husband of Dorothy Gish film actress was dismissed today in magistrate court. Film producer Charles H. Duell, suing Rennie in law action, claims Rennie threatened him over an injunction to prevent Lillian Gish from appearing in pictures not produced by Duell, citing prior contract rights.
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New York
James Rennie
Dorothy Gish
Charles H. Duell
Rennie
Lillian Gish
Duell
Reanie
Fallen Phone Receiver Ends Family Quarrel
A Massachusetts Avenue couple quarrelled loudly until a fallen phone receiver on the hook alerted the University Exchange operator. She connected the line, police arrived, the wife cried on the floor and the two reconciled after a brief intervention. In Athens, Briands attacked Anglo American Archaeological students near Arta injuring an American named Logan.
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Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Wabby
University Exchange
Prostess
Robby
Athens
Briands
Arta
Logan
Action favors hospital site near Grafton
Columbus March 11 the house removed from the big general appropriation bill a 50000 item for a new Cleveland state hospital site and 870 item for a hog farm for the institution. An amendment authorized 744 for construction of a dian farm for feeble mir Hawthornedon Medina near Cleveland. The proposal by Rep Fair Holmes to cut the 20000 item for the state vision of charities was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland State Hospital
Medina
Cleveland
Hep. Fair
Holmes
Vision of Charities
Elyria Kiwanis Lunch To Hear Dale Brown Talk
Dale Brown, secretary of the Cleveland Better Commission, will speak at the Kiwanis Club lunch Thursday on Better Business for Elyria. His talk, titled Vest-Investiga, focuses on honest investment and ethical business practices. The meeting at 12:25 p.m. invites all members to attend.
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Dale Brown
Cleveland Better Commission
Kiwanis Club
Elyria
Sessi
Louis Iglauer
Brown
Buer
vest—Investiga
Elyriar
Interurban Co Files Damurrer Amid Injury Case Notes
The interurban company filed a damperer alleging issues in an accident suit where ten were wounded. Amended sections question the lack of a watchman and a warning signal, and the waiting room location obstructing view of the track. Plaintiffs include Earl Rath and others.
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Lake Shore
Earl Rath
Gleen Patek
Philis Gebhart
Drew Doya
Frank White
Hel Masizan
Louis Patek, Jr
Mildred White
Refuse Extradition in Child Abandonment Case in Lorain
Gov Donahey refused to honor a requisition for Liberata Santucci to be sent to Chicago to answer charges of abandoning a minor child. He said Carmela Santucci returned to Chicago of her own accord and that he had not deserted his children. Chicago testimony described alleged wrongdoing by Liberata in relation to her millionaire husband and public scandal.
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Columbus
Donahey
Smail
Singis
Chicago
Liberata Santucci
Lorain
Carmela Santucci
Acord
Witness Testifies From Hospital In Ohio Divorce Case
In Cincinnati Common Pleas Court witness W Herbert Oskamp testified from a hospital bed revealing a suit filed by his wife Louise G Oskamp against his parents W P Oskamp and wife seeking 150000 for alienating her husband’s affections. Oskamp said he has been deadfast for two months and his divorce filing years ago remains unheard.
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Cincinnati
Martech
Common Pleas Court
W. Herbert Oskamp
Louise G Oskamp
W. P. Oskama
Oskama
Ruth says Yankee holdback a rainy day reserve
Ruth, the highest paid baseball player, says in St. Petersburg that he has little cash beyond his Sudbury, Massachusetts home. He confirms Yankee owners withhold one third of his $52,600 annual salary each year as a rainy day reserve.
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Ruth
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Babe Ruth
Sudbury
Mass
Senate seeks probe of open price associations
Senator McKellar of Tennessee introduced a resolution in the Senate directing the Federal Trade Commission to investigate open price associations. The measure targets trade organizations that exchange or distribute price information.
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Washington
The
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Paper mill worker suffocates under pulp load
Wilmns Letney, 55, mill worker at the Lorg Oglesby paper mill in Middletown Ohio, was suffocated when a load of paper pulp collapsed and trapped him in the stock room at about two o'clock this morning. The accident occurred during the early hours and resulted in almost instant death. Authorities were alerted and will investigate the incident.
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Middletown
Wilmus Letney
Lorg-Oglesby
Ancient Abutment Dispute Tied to Camden Townships
Fragmentary report details disputes over unpaid interest and claims rooted in abutment actions, naming multiple individuals and towns. The text references district suits, dollar amounts, and several names, with scattered notes on legal proceedings and a separate weathered line about a pyramid site in Giza.
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Ional
Camden
KTS
H. H. Howe
Cam- Pr
J. Davidson
BL. Ison
Fle Davidson
J. E. Davidson
FY Davieso
M. F. Dennard
C. Afeble
V. D. Whitney
Unknown Soldier Remembrance and Intercollegiate Conference Notes
Former Kansas soldiers receive a dollar-a-day state bonus for unapproved leave days. Military observances include the Unknown Soldier grave ceremonies at Arlington and Mt Vernon with a Navy dirigible, plus three air dips. A new intercollegiate conference plans a governing body for New England colleges to coordinate athletic activities.
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Kansas
Paris
Receivi Ig
Ar- Hngton
George Wastington
Mt Vernon
Vernon
New England
New Beauty Cream Promises Lasting Complexion Glow
An advertisement touts a new beauty cream that quickly gives the skin the texture and appearance of a rose petal. It claims lasting effect, easy removal or overnight wear, and nourishing properties. Crandall's Drug Store advertises the product.
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Barony Bart
Eliegin Beatty
Crandall’s
Wrus
Missing West Orange student and companion flee to Pennsylvania
A 15 year old West Orange High School halfback Robert Charles Jr and his 15 year old companion Margarette Pretty, a senior, are missing after attending a fraternity event with a women's club in East Orange. They reportedly traveled by car toward the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania. Parents and relatives left for Pennsylvania to locate them. The boy is from a family long connected to local business interests.
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West Orange
N. J
Pocono
Pennsania
East Orange
Robert Charles, Jr
Heener Moening
Pocono Mountains
John Charles
Robert
Yuerger
George Nanity
Pennsylvania
RB Nantty
Chariss
Tennessee
Leadership forming for Elyria Boy Scout training
Adequately trained leaders for the new Boy Scout movement in Elyria are emerging. Dr Betteridge reports strong interest in the training class run by the local council and movement. On Monday night 16 men joined as Scouts while others prepare for a model troop under Herbert E Mooney. Knot tying and learning the nine knots were taught, and more leaders are sought. A weekly training class meets Mondays at the American Legion hall, with a shift to the Y.M.C.A. as dates align.
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Elyria
J. Betteridge
Lo Real Council
Hineas Scouts
Herbert E. Mooney
Betteridge
Ameri Gion Hall
Y.M. GC. A
Ditch hearing favoring project ends with commission action
CHCA SRAMS hearing held two mornings regarding cut of the DelleSilddie Plack River township. Majority opposed but favored by many. commissioners ordered the work done. Foreclosure suit by Lorain County Savings & Trust Co. against Charles P. Smith seeks 85858.56 on note secured by mortgage on property in Elysa township. Trex asks property sale proceeds applied to claim. Sues on account Alien & Brown filed against S. R. Kauffman for 411.16. Case postponed Ludwig Thomas Amherst trial. Mother’s Home Mrs F W Edison Lorain dies at daughter’s home 426 Earl Court Lorain. Funeral at Lorain. Firemen idle 16 days high alarm count 36 Jan 1 to Mar 1 vs 1924. Autos collide Rev Cooper Lorain and James Hovis Lorain at Broadana Lodi streets. minor damage.
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Comn
DelleSilddie Plack River
Lorain County Savings & Truat Co
Bagun
Charles P. Smith
Elysa Township
Trex
Lawmakers oppose real beer changes amid liquor violations
The committee condemned changes to permit real beer, arguing they would raise alcoholic content and fuel violations. It cites 991 brewery sites with 401 operates under permits and 531 suspected of cereal beverage production without permits, describing many as outlaws.
Bride Seeks Fate Sordere by Secret Lover in Boston
A bride to be Mrs John Goshe Harland was shot and killed Tuesday by Paul Kochin Or married who had served as best man at the wedding. He turned the pistol on himself after wounding his bride. The husband said he found his wife at a harm after she had been picked up by the Turks in a February from Armenia.
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Boston
John Goshe- Harland
Paul Kochin
Armenia
Wad Parked Gum Disrupts Family in Indianapolis
An odd incident in Indianapolis on March 11 involves a wad of gum disturbing the Wise family. Janes Wise III and his wife Alberta mistaken the gum clump for a man, prompting confusion and a diplomatic misperception in the household. The episode highlights a humorous domestic moment amid city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Janes Wise
Alberta
Hungary Strife Impacts League of Nations Officials
Fragmented OCR notes describe Hungary unrest and a High Commissioner from the League of Nations meeting amid diplomatic tensions. Mentions New York figure Smith and various references to certificates and officials, with March 21 dating. The text is garbled, but signals international diplomatic strains and a Geneva context.
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Feneva
Hungary
Smith
New York
Hungarisa
League of Nations
Counesian
Sclanoja
Wellington Church Society Meeting and Local News
The Wellington Society of the Methodist church meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Kirby as state co secretary and addresses by local figures. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Artie Jones and others. The Juniors lead the High School chapel Monday. Rev H K Findlay of the Baptist church continues his talks. A Legion party in Legion hall Monday and Legion Birthday plans for the 17th.
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Society of the Methoehurch
Kirby
State Cort
Artie Jones
Gues
Saddler
Dan Gertrude
Pfeiffer
Mond
Helen Watts
Pauline Hill
Supt. Shields
Harry Lee
H. K. Findlay
The
Baptist Church
Tia
Penfield
Findlay
Ladies’ Union
W. Lareaux
Legion
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Marketed For Comfort
The ad proclaims over a million users daily enjoying meals without distress thanks to Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It touts an alkaline digestive effect preventing heartburn gas pains and indigestion and urges buying a 60 cent box at drug stores.
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Stuart
City occupation taxes upheld by state supreme court decision
March 11 report from Columbus states that the state supreme court upheld Marion city occupation taxes as constitutional. Appeals by the Marion Foundry Company and Thomas A. Churson were denied, challenging the tax as a poll tax and violations of state and federal constitutions. The court’s ruling referenced prior U S Supreme Court decisions on poll taxes and equal application, determining the tax is valid without regard to property, occupation, or ability.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Marion City
Marion Foundry Company
Thomas A. Churson
Marion
J. L. Landes
Common Pleas
United States
Supreme Court
Eight-Pound Triplets Born in Massachusetts
In Concord Massachusetts a couple welcomed a rare birth of eight pound triplets. Mrs John Satoni Lane announced happy news as the trio, all boys, arrived amid family celebration. The event marks a record for the region and highlights the parents and their older son aged fourteen.
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Massachusetts
Concord
Mass
Mareh
John Satoni Lane
Cal Anna
School emergency relief bill eyed for June levies
The article discusses using House Bill No 27 to seek voter permission for additional levies for emergency purposes amid fiscal strain in Pittsfield and nearby townships. It notes delinquencies in tuition payments to Gherlin and Wellington, heavy repair bills, and tight budgets across Elyria and Cariisie townships, with operability at risk until year end.
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Pittsfield
Henrietta Township
Seale
Pinsfield
Gherlin
Wellington
Elyria Township
Budegat
Istart
Cariisie Township
Style Center Spring Opening Delights Elyria Women
Elyria women braved a storm to attend the Style Center Spring Opening. New dust proof cabinets with French doors showcase dresses in flannels, silks, and pastels. Hats feature citron, tar mara, and purple Seville tones, with two trimmed sport hats drawing praise. Wade Grabel’s orchestra provided harp accompaniment as roses adorned the event. The millinery department, managed by Mrs. A Worsley, marks a new store service innovation.
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Coa‘s
Trong- Ty
Elyria
Line Style Center
A Worsley
Evansville
Ind
New York City
Pablo
Seville
Della Dowdell Young Dies in Lorain After Illness
Mrs Della Dowdell Young former Carlisle resident dies at her Lorain home after three months illness. Funeral services set for St Marys Lorain at 8 30 Thursday morning with burial in St Marks Elyria. Paris dispatch notes France remains faithful to Geneva obligations per Premier Terriot.
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Giappon
Della Dowdell Young
Residant
Carlisle
Lorain
Paris
France
Geneva
Terriot
International New Service Today
Bits ‘Cabinet
Cleveland Market Prices For Produce And Miscellaneous Goods
Market listings show butter prices and assorted produce with firsts and various grade figures. Dried navy beans per ton, potatoes per sack, sweet potatoes per hamper, tomatoes per basket, cucumbers per dozen, and roosters are listed with fluctuating amounts and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Firsts &Y
Ohio
Stock market report from Cleveland live stock yard
Receipts and prices across cattle calves sheep and hogs show mixed to steady movements. Receipts: cattle 200, calves 1,000, sheep and lambs 1,000, hogs 3,900. Prices range from cattle butcher steers 7.00 to 9.90, calves 11.00 to 14.60, lambs 13.09 to 18.00, hogs 12.00 to 14.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Murray Ridge Weekend Visitors and Local Obituaries
Murray Ridge reports weekend guests including Harry Mix of Mt. Vernon visiting Eugene Sites. Mae Powell and Ed Powell attended the funeral of George Wack in Elyria. Elyria residents Elmer Newhall and Mae Powell visited relatives. William Pitcock and Helen HilIiam Pitcock with scarlet fever. Ed Cook of Lorain and Elmer Sonnelis of Elyria hosted and visited. Fred Decker spent Sunday in Oberlin. Pomona Grange attendance noted at LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Harry Mix
Mt. Vernon
Eugene
Mae Powell
Ed Powell
George Wack
Elyria
Wedax Iles Wend
Ed Cook
Lorain
Elmer Sonnelis
Anton
Akron
J. Derek
Art Pester
Westley Fred Decker
Oberlig
Mrs. J Paule Praises Dr Pierce Pellets For Stomach Relief
A Toledo resident, Mrs. J. Paule of 543 Broadway, recounts long gastric distress and dependence on medicines until using Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. She reports reduced stomach and bowel trouble, gives pellets to her children, and endorses mild laxative pellets as a home staple. Advertisement urges readers to obtain 60 pellets for 30 cents.
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Red Light District
Hellwood Stokes
Europe
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Frace
Wales
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Croster
Pease
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Ohio Bell Telephone Company
State Utilities Commission
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FR Sueuting
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Alien & Brown Today
S. R. Kauffman
Ludwig Thomas
Amherst
F. W. Edison
G. H. Tyler
Earl Court
Y Rev. Cooper
James Hovis
Broadana
Lodi
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Uanse
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Chamberlain
RIF
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California
Oberlin Co-eds
Wade Grabel
Delia Ocaell
Young Sugdunes
A. J. Derck
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Fred Decker
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LaGrange
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