Elyria Superintendent to Speak at Ohio State Conference
O Beale of Elyria will address the actional meeting on administrative and supervisory research at the second annual Educational conference hosted by the College of Education at Ohio State University in Columbus. The event runs March 23 to 25 with seven prominent Ohio educators speaking. Seale will discuss Lorain County school building plans. The section meets March 24 afternoon and is expected to be one of the largest.
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O' Beale
Elyria
College of Education
Ohio State University
Columbus
Seale
Ohio
Lorain County
Angelo Patri
Bronx
New York City
A. C. Perry
W. W. Charters
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
W. C. Thompson
University
George F Arps
United States
Bandit Hold Up Reports Two Bank Messengers
Two bandits stopped two bank messengers as they entered the Inter-City State Bank of Rosendale, Kansas. The robbers seized the satchel containing about 4 000 dollars and fled in a waiting car with a third man. Separately, two payroll bandits held up Clarence Geller, bookkeeper for Liberty Gauge and Instrument, and escaped with 725 dollars in payroll. The incidents occurred in Cleveland, Ohio and Kansas City, Missouri on March 18.
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Kansas City
Liberty, Gauge & Instrument Co
Dailey, 65, Dies in Cleveland Hospital After Illness
Michael R. Dailey died yesterday in a Cleveland hospital after a seven week illness. A west side resident at 634 Lodi Street for 21 years, he left a wife deceased ten years. Survived by daughters Mrs Emmett J Rudolph and Teresa and Hilda Dailey, and son William Dailey. He worked long with the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad and later the New York Central Railroad. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Michael R. Dailey
Cleveland
West Side
Lodi Street
Emmett J Rudolph
Alisses Teresa
Hilda Dailey
William Dailey
Caty
Dailey
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Separation granted to Irene Berford and Charles Berford
Irene Berford was granted separation from Charles Berford in F Tia township this morning by Judge Redington for gross neglect of duty Minor child custody awarded to her with $200 alimony and $10 weekly support. Frances Grace of Lorain was divorced from Stencil Grace on grounds of extreme cruelty with an alimony settlement agreed.
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Irene Berford
Charles Berford
Tia Township
Redington
Frances Grace
Lorain
Stencil Grace
Harding Faces Stiff Task as Vacation Ends
President Harding enjoys a final Florida golf round before returning to Washington. He plans a full 18 holes and boards a special train this afternoon. Officials expect a heavy return to work with navy funding talks and other major policy issues awaiting him Monday.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Keasger
Florida
Washington
Harding
Navy
Denby
House
Lkely
Army
Compromise Verdict Sought in Madalynne Obenchain Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on March 18 jurors reportedly rejected a compromise verdict after a fifth ballot failed to reach agreement in the murder trial of Madalynne Obenchain for the killing of J Belton Kennedy. The proposed compromise aimed to secure a satisfactory agreement before night.
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Madalynne Crenchain
Los Angeles
Cal
Sifth Baliot
Madalynne Osbenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
C E Jeffery Seeks Divorce From Sarah Jeffery
Elyria businessman C E Jeffery filed for divorce from wife Sarah citing gross neglect of duty after reverses in business. The couple, who have three children, say they have not lived together since, following changes in his life.
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Co. E
Husband Insane, Asks a Divorce from Arthur Sheldon
Hattie Sheldon of Lorain filed for divorce from Arthur Sheldon today alleging gross neglect of duty and that he never cared for their eight children. She states he is hopelessly insane and confined to Massillon hospital and seeks custody of the children and a divorce.
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Hattie Sheldon
Lorain
Arthur Sheldon
Massilion
Grand Theater fire kills two on Augusta’s fourth floor
James A Taint, 69, stage manager at the Imperial Theater, and Lula, 45, his wife, are burned to death in a blaze that destroyed the Grand Theater building in Augusta. Firefighters had the flames under control only after the pair were found in the hallway near their apartment door on the fourth floor. Loss to the building is estimated at 65,000 dollars.
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Augusta
James A Taint
Imperial Theater
Here
Lula
Grand Theater
Tami
Fire guts Sunar Frook sanitarium near Chicago
About fifty inmates at Sunar Frook farm sanitarium forty miles from Chicago cheered and danced as a blaze destroyed three buildings. Dr C M Paden suspects inmates started the fires to escape. violent patients were sent to Lake County hospital while others were moved to Chicago. The site formerly hosted a famed free love cult led by Jacob Bielhart.
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Chicago
Sunar Frook Farm
M. Paden
Lake County Hospital
Watkegan
Lake Wooster
Knights of Columbus Retreat Opens at St. Marks Church
The Knights of Columbus retreat begins Sunday night at St. Marks Church and runs for one week. Retreat Master Rey E. Mooney of Cleveland will lead. he will give a sermon each evening. It is expected to be the largest retreat ever held by the order in the city.
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Knights of Columbus
St. Mar “S Church
Rey EO AL Mooney
Leveland
British East Africa Quiet After Nairobi Riots
British troops and police patrol Nairobi to prevent a repeat of disorder after the arrest of Indian agitator Thaku. Casualties unofficially estimated at 23 dead and 37 wounded as the government enforces order.
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London
Nairobi
British East Africa
Thaku
Doctors Aid Inmates At Old Ladies Home
Inmates at the old Ladies Home received medical aid as nine Vlyria physicians donated their services to the local institution, expressing appreciation for the generosity.
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Old Ladies’ Home
Vlyria Physics
Anthracite talks stall as miners press for quick accord
United Mine Workers press for swift agreement as sub committees prepare to meet with operators amid threats of a suspension by April 1 if talks fail. President Lewis warns miners to brace for idle periods while wage concessions and policy shifts are debated.
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Lewis
Tigre
Phil Murray
Jett Lauck
Lauck
United Mine Workers of America
Aluminum Heel Plant Planned for Elyria Area
Mr Fay and Mr Stetson report securing an option on four acres in Elyria’s east factory district for a new plant. When completed the factory will employ 200 to 300 workers and will use patented aluminum heel technology. A Chicago manager has been secured to oversee construction and operations.
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Ambus
New York City
Fay
Stetson
East Side
Mir. Fay
Chicago
Hetween
West Side Chamber of Industry Formed
Residents of the West Side met at the U. K. Shoe Store to organize the West Side Chamber of Industry to promote local business and development. O. K. Eldred named secretary Roy Moulton temporary chairman. seventeen attended. A Gates school meeting next Tuesday will feature Mayor Jones talk. new members expected. dues five dollars for business and one dollar for home membership.
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West Side
U. K
Roy Moulton
Gates
Jones
Sheriff Finds McGannon Gets Execution Stay
Cleveland, March 18 Wm. H. McGannon former chief justice of the municipal court was taken into custody by Sheriff Charles B. Stannard just before noon today Jude Frederick P Walther immediately granted him a 30 day stay of execution to perfect his appeal to the supreme court McGannon was convicted last spring of perjury in connection with testimony given in his own defense at his trial for the murder of Harold C. Kagy at East Ninth street and Hamilton avenue The court of appeals of the fourth district yesterday declared that there was no prejudicial error in his trial
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Cleveland
Wm. H. McGannon
Municipal Court
Charles B. Stannard
Jude Frederick P. Walther
Supreme Court
McGannok
Harold C. Kagy
East Ninth Street
Hamilton Avenue
Court of Appeals of the
Fourth District
Gandhi Gets Six Year Prison Term In India
A prison sentence of six years was imposed on Wohandas Gandhi, leader of the Indian non cooperationists, or Nationalists, in Ahmedabad. London reports note Peel named India secretary, replacing Montagu who resigned, a move seen as appeasement to Tory hardliners. Britain sought Japanese military aid if passive Indian movement leads to uprising.
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London
Wohandas Gandhi
Ahmedabad
India
Washington
Great Britain
Viscount Peel
Montagu
Lioys George
Mayor to file charges against Mike Peer Lorain
Lorain March 18 Mayor Grall prepares charges against Mike Peer safety director whose resignation has been demanded. The mayor, as prosecuting witness and judge, will present the charges this afternoon or Monday, leaving Peer no chance to stay in office.
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Lorain
Grall
Mike Peer
Peer
Oberlin Girls Present Concert in Finney Chapel
The Oberlin College Women's Glee Club of 96 members performs tonight at 7 30 in Finney Chapel. The program features a cantata titled Japanese Girls and an operetta with Japanese musical color, costumes, songs, and dances. Elyria groups plan to attend as music lovers gather for the varied concert program.
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Oberlin
Women’s Glee Club
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Elyria
Calvert to Address Young Men's Business Club Meeting
The Young Men's Business club will hear Harry Calvert president of Snamel Products Co speak at the regular meeting Tuesday at 6 30. Calvert brings a message of interest to all and a large gathering is anticipated.
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Young Men's Business Club
Harry Calvert
Snamel! Products Co
Calvert
Officials Seek Legislation on Elyria Water Taste Issue
Lorain and department officials discussed possible actions over a bad taste in Elyria water. Doctors Shively and Dittoe, health department representatives, stated no pollution harming health is evident, linking the taste to the nearby steel plant at Black River mouth. Chairman Zmant authorized a committee to draft needed legislation for a new organization, to be reviewed at a future meeting.
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Partment
Elyria
Black River
Lake Erie
Shively
W. W. Dittoe
Health Department
Lorain County
Cleveland
Zmant
Always Tired No Ambition
Lerwill Indiana resident Mrs Herbert Lane reports chronic fatigue nervousness dizziness and right side pains for four years. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and now manages farm work and caring for three children. She recommends the remedy to friends. Many women endure fatigue and lack of ambition and should seek prompt help with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Lerwill
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Herbert Lane
Box
Larwill
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Washington navy cuts threaten to halve battleships
Bulletin reports congress aims to shrink the U S Navy to about nine battleships and cut manpower to 65 000, a move tied to economy. Other items note Arbuckle trial delays, a $3 6 million government loan to Missouri North Arkansas Railroad with no sale, liquor seizure aboard yacht Patricia, and a postponement in army pay scale action in the House.
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Washington
Congress
United States Navy
The
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad
Store Stormed For Special Supplies
A crowd of about two hundred frenzied shoppers stormed Boylan's this morning after a Chronicle-Telegram advertisement announced a special price on aluminum ware supplies. Chief Stankard and an assisting officer managed the mass rush at 10 o clock, preventing serious trouble while making a lively shopping event.
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Boylan’s
Chronicle-Telegram
Stankard
American Missionary Dies in Tokyo After Suicide Attempts
In Tokio on March 18 Miss Lita Hill a southern Baptist missionary from Atlanta Ga died from exposure after two drowning attempts in Tokio Bay following escape from a hospital where she was treated for mental disorder. She believed the Lord commanded her death by her own hand. In Cincinnati Ohio also on March 18 Louis J Strottman 53 of Dayton Kentucky was found dead in the Ohio River after being missing for days. Officials consider suicide due to long illness.
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Japan
Tokio
Lita Hill
Southern Baptist
Atlanta
Tokio Bay
Cincinnati
Louis J. Strottman
Dayton
Ohio River
Strottman
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