Te Nail Aluminum Heel Co Forms In Lorain Area
Lorain and seven other counties push to close mines pending an agreement as Te Nail Aluminum Heel Co of this city is incorporated in Columbus with 750000 dollars capital. Promoters promise a large factory here and say most stock is spoken for by outsiders headed by L B Fay and associates. Over 600000 dollars in stock will be held by Chicago and other out of town residents. Continued on page two.
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Te- Nail Aluminum Heel Co
Columbus
L. B. Fay
Frank Stetson
R. B. Fay
Chicago
Cal
Fighting erupts along Ulster frontier in Ireland
A Dublin dispatch reports renewed fighting between Irish Republican Army detachments and forces along the Ulster border. Bridges are destroyed telegraph wires cut and railways torn up isolating Fermanagh and Monaghan. Ulster troops under Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson now command the Ulster volunteers amid rising tensions.
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Ulster
Férmanagh
Monaghan
Dublin
Irish Repubican Army
Evening Standard
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Irish Free State
Free State
Sir Henry Wilson
Imperial General Staff
Ulster Volunteers
Stacey Divorce Case Dropped Against Harry Stacey
The second divorce case of Maude Stacey of this city against Harry Stacey was dismissed this morning with costs paid.
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Maude Stacey
Harry Stacey
Lillian Russell Calls for Five Year Immigration Halt
New York March 18 Lillian Russell stage star and immigrant commissioner says American people are duped by European destitution stories She urges to stop all immigration for five years and proposes stringent tests at entry She criticizes propaganda funded by profiteers and favors testing before admitting newcomers
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James J. Davis
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
America
Officials join state panel to curb Lake Erie contamination
Lake County officials joined the State Board of Health meeting in Sandusky to discuss forming county sewer districts along Lake Erie shores. Representatives from eight counties debated disposal plants and funding to improve water safety, with plans to create a permanent coordinating body and state sanitary districts for clean water.
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X. Haigh
W. B. Richmond
Frank Irish
Frank Ellenberger
Sandusky
Public Health Council
Lake
Lucas
Ashtabula
Lake “Erie
Commissionsra
Pate
Lake Erie
SRR
J. R. Zmant
Cuyahoga County
Erie County
Erie
Leroy J. ‘Parker
Cuyahoga
Ottawa
Lorain
Zmant
H. C. Hyatt
Floyd Waite
Cleveland
H. H. Shively
Columbus
Funeral for Nicholas Sutorius Sunday at Grat ton home
Funeral services for Nicholas Sutorius who died by his own action will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 at his Grat ton home. Burial will be at Carlisle.
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Nicholas Sutorius
Gratton
Carlisle
Former Oberlin College Teacher Sues for 100000 Damages
Elizabeth Pfieigerer of Ursina, Pennsylvania, formerly an Oberlin College music instructor, sues John Fahnline of Sharon for 100000 in breach of promise. She claims years of courtship ending in a failed engagement and cites multiple letters she will present as exhibits. the case will be tried in May term at Mercer County Court.
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Mercer
Mise Elizabth Pfieigerer
Ursina
John Fahnline
Sharon
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Fairnline
Fabiline
Palentine
Divorce suit cites cruelty and neglect in Lorain couple
Emil Salvo sues Ge d Salvo of Lorain for divorce alleging extreme cruelty and neglect. He claims she smoked constantly and refused wifely duties. He says in September she dated men and drank whisky while he ran a summer resort and that she has corresponded with an Akron man receiving rouge powder lipstick and perfume and met men secretly. He seeks divorce and custody of their minor child.
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Emil Salvo
Ged Salvo
Lorain
Akron
Governor Davis Likely Seeks A Second Term
In Columbus on March 18 officials expect Governor Davis to seek renomination though no official word has been released. State house staff predict another run for the gubernatorial office amid the decision being kept for Sunday morning. Funeral services for Lucinda Semple will be held at her home on Ninth Street Monday at 1 PM, conducted by Rev. Edwin Kirby, with burial at Ridgelawn.
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House
Harding
Florida
Gillett
White House
Ieaker
Towner
Mendell
Columbus. O
Davis
State House
Lucinda Semple
Ninth Street
Edwin Kirby
Ridgelawn
American trainer Keyes returns from nine year Russia stay
Fred Keyes of Elyria Ohio the last officially lost American in Russia arrived in Riga en route home after nine years away. He worked under Count Von Vorontzoff Dachkoff as manager of a blooded horse farm then ran a Soviet stock farm near Moscow before quitting due to local officials balking at a foreign boss. In Elyria alimony hearing Fern Lord vs W C Lord Judge Redington ordered payment of 62.50 dollars pending final disposition.
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Fred’ Keyes
Elyria
Russia
von Vorontzoff- Dachkoff
Caucasus
Keres
Mossow
Fern Lord
W. C. Lord
Elyvia
Redington
Coal Miners and Operators Agree On Suspension Plan
New York March 18 Anthracite mines will close on April 1 and 15,500 miners will be sent home as a suspension until a new agreement with operators is reached. John L. Lewis leader of the miners and S. Wariner spokesman for the operators agreed the responsibility rests with coal company heads. Continued on Page Two.
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New York
John L. Lewis
Wariner
Lewis
Clayton McMullen Loses One-Year-Old Son By Death
A tragic notice reports the Clayton McMullen family losing their one year old son. The deceased is said to be the child of Mr and Mrs Clayton McMullen Sr. The funeral is arranged for Monday afternoon at 2 20 from the home and will be conducted by Reverend Gurfier. Burial details are listed as forthcoming. The family is noted as surviving the parents three brothers and a sister.
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Clark
Clayton - McMullen
Radio course offered by Chronicle-Telegram headed by Edward H. Davis
The Chronicle-Telegram announces a new amateur radio course by Edward H. Davis, former U.S. government tech expert. Beginning Monday March 20, sessions a few minutes daily cover magnetism, current electricity, electromotive force, storage, and batteries to explain wireless communication mechanisms.
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Edward H. Davis
United States
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