Welfare institutions face substantial budget cuts in Ohio
The Ohio House Finance Committee reduced the welfare department’s new building and improvement appropriation for state institutions by 561,300, trimming Governor Donahey's proposed 3.42 million to about 3.61 million, with several hospital and reform school cuts across Dayton, Toledo, Columbus, and other sites.
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Columbus
Department of Welfare
House Finance Committee
Donahey
Ohio Penitentiary
Dayton State Hospital
Toledo State Hospital
Boys’ Industrial School
Tengante
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Mansfeld Reformatory
Women's Reformatory
Marysville
Cleveland State Hospital
Columbus State Hospital
Columbus Hospital
School For the Deaf
Bureau of Juvenile Research
Donaher
Longview Hospital
Wan
Fire destroys two Sunbury stores in morning blaze
Sunbury Ohio reports a major morning fire destroying a dry goods and clothing shop run by C A Root and a Kroger grocery occupying the same building. The poolroom adjacent suffered heavy damage. Loss estimated near 34000 with no injuries. The blaze began about 5 am and marked the second major fire in the town within a year.
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Sunbury
C A. Root
Kroger
Congressmen on Board Influenza Stricken Ship
The army transport Chateau Thierry, speeding toward San Francisco with many influenza victims, carries thirteen members of the house of representatives. Names include Charles F Curry, Charlies T Glynn, Anthony J Griffin, Guy Leardy, Cola W Chalmers, Charles C Winter, Wynn F Dickinson Letts, Lloyd Therston, Albert E Carter, M E B Crumpacker, Harry L Inglebright, Godfres G Goodwin, William P Jarrett, and a territorial delegate.
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Washington
Army
Chateau Thierry
San Francisco
House of Representatives
Army Transport Service
Congressmven
Charles F Curry
Sacramento
Calif
Charlies T Glynn
Winstead
Conn
Anthony J. Griffin
New York City
Guy Leardy
Canon
City Debates Storm Sewer Plan To Cure Blight Problems
City officials discussed financing a storm sewer system to address ongoing drainage and blight issues in Churnif enue City. Estimates put the project at about $1.925 million with bonds proposed to raise funds, subject to voter approval and allocation of assessments to benefiting property owners.
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Paga
K. Keiser
Ro O Moore
Jarl Powell
Gasulen
City Audio
Council
Death Records for Foley and Gilder in Ridgeville
Martin V Foley aged 50s died at home on Center Ridge Road Ridgeville on March twenty first. Funeral Thursday at 9 30 am at St Peters church Ridgeville. Edward Gilder 78 died at home on Center road Ridgeville from heart trouble. Survived by three sons Charles Allen Arthur and a daughter Allen. Funeral Thursday at 2 00 pm from his residence. Burial at Melds Church.
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VU Martin V. Foley
St Mary
Edward Gilder
Center Road
Ridgeville
Weig
Charles
Atlen
Arthur
Ghia
City Planning Board Funds Requested in Elyria
WW. BR Richmond chairman urged the city council to appropriate 2700 to start planning work. The measure, supported by George Miele Wine and Ida Wingard, was referred to the finance committee for consideration.
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City Planning Board
Vehile
City Planning Commission
Richmond
Counellman
George Miele
Ida Wingard
Coun
Elyria
Ested Fostanros
Middle Avenue
Adams Street
Suntortares
Ring Beaver
Board of Trade
Vaning Com Wiltre
J Manning
Ordtyanen
Turmoil and Attacks Reported Across Chinese Port Area
Chaos and armed clashes disrupted a Chinese port region as foreign fleets and Cantonese troops moved in to quell terrorism. They aimed to clear the area, ensure safety for women and children, and remove attackers. Statutory charges were filed in Lorain against Elizabeth Sakai, Margaret Kovach, and Myer.
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Paid States Marine
Maui Md
Toad
Elra
Elizabeth Sakai
Whas
Mieler
Margaret Kovach
Alan
Myer
15Th Street
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Municipal Court of
Local Wife Sues Common Bootlegger Husband for Divorce
Lva Ma Thomas sues William A Thomas in common pleas court alleging cruelty neglect drunkenness and verbal abuse. She seeks a divorce custody of a minor child and a restraining order to stop selling real estate or cars and to prevent drawing funds from banks while the case pends.
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Isaays
Lva Ma Thomas
Divoruy Agaiese
William A. Thomas
Court of Common Pleas
Suit to Collect On Note in Elyria Foreclosure Case
Weltha D. Hubbell sues L. G. Miller and Carrie Miller in common pleas court to recover 2400 dollars plus interest on a note tied to real estate in Elyria and to foreclose the property to satisfy the claim. The petition requests judgment for 2400 dollars and foreclosure.
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Elyria
Weltha Db
Hubbell
L. G. Miller
Carrie Miller
Woman Tried on Charge of Issuing Worthless Check
Mrs Bessie R Jenkins was tried in the Court of Justice George today on charges of issuing a $45 check without sufficient funds, in the case brought by Anna Wykreap. The justice said no decision was reached and tomorrow he would either bind Mrs Jenkins over to the grand jury or dismiss the case.
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Bessie R. Jenkins
Justic
George
Hiseuide
Anna Wykreap
Birt Mts Jenking
Grand Jury
Elbe man seeks council permission to build ditch
John McNulty of Elbe street asked the city council last night to construct a ditch near his property to drain water caused by an alley off Warou street being raised. He called his lot a duck pond and was promised action within a short time.
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ISHS
John McNulty
Elbe Street
Warou Street
McNulty
Boys' Week Committee Set to Meet Thursday
The Boys' Week committee from last year, holding over, plans a Thursday meeting at To¢lack to decide on organizing a Boya Work event this year. The objective is to stress the importance of life for boys, with Deans Burns as general chair.
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Bol
Ott
Wilkmert
Y. M
To¢lack
Deans Burns
Chate- Inan
Drunk Interrupts City Council Meeting
A disruptive intoxicated attendee interrupted a city council session last night, shouting and disrupting proceedings. Police reported the individual stated this morning that his actions were an attempt to stay warm.
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Counseil
Arta
Changes Plea Details Slated For Saturday Trial
A confusing entry outlines a plea change for Steve Klarsi in Loratn with plans for a Saturday proceeding. The note lists Marcel 26 and mentions a continued sentence alongside a protest of various roles amid a broader legal context.
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Steve Klarsi
Loratn
Wii
Marcel
Shampeon
Stolen Car Recovered as Owner Claims Vehicle
A sedan reported stolen was recovered by authorities and returned to its owner, EO Blaw Derr Cha Fon Michigan. Police traced the car to a residence on Oberlin garL and notified the owner to claim it last night.
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Oberlin Garl
Tts
Michigan
Eva Grates
Fragmented OCR mental note on early prohibition and governance
An incoherent OCR fragment references prohibition era governance, commissions, and deputy roles amid a scattered historical panorama. It mentions a commission, bureaus, and various names in a jumbled text about enforcement and public notices.
Lorain Man Convicted of Grand Larceny by Jury
Charles Rosro, 28, of 1687 Bend 39th Street Lorain, convicted of grand larceny for taking 385 dollars and a watch from Floliiia Breltch in a Lorain pool room on December 30 1926. He was sentenced by Judge Thompson to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory. The jury met last week and deliberated ten minutes before the verdict.
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Charles Rosro
Bnd
39Th Street
Lorain
Court of Common Pleas
Thompson
Mansfield Reformatory
Rosro
Floliiia Breltch
Lodstreet
Rosco
Fiot
Tax Payment Figures Delayed as Treasurer Handles Surge
The Lorain treasurer’s office reports pending December tax figures due to a flood of mail and checks. Over a thousand letters and tax receipts await processing as taxpayers on the resort area continue payments by mail. Officials fear the volume will slow overall collection and judge protests may rise.
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Lorain
Congressmen Discuss International Affairs at Rotary Talk
Local Kivanis Club hosts congressman for a speech at the Newall hotel in Bloomington on March 23. He warns about Nyatagua and a revolution, urges cautious policy, and mentions possible foreign aid and domestic poverty issues. Names prominent attendees and notes upcoming events and a music interlude featuring Franz Schubert.
Hopkins Freshmen Sophomores Clash Spreads Damage At Armory
Johns Hopkins University officials launch a strict inquiry after a three hour fight between freshmen and sophomores at the armory. Police used fire hoses and guns to quell the violence injuring about a score of students, three seriously, and nine arrested. The National Guard Armory suffered heavy damage. Governor Ritchie declined to call out the State Militia. The disturbance began during the annual freshman dinner.
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Annapolis
Johns Hopkins University
National Guard
Ritchie
Donahey Seeks Election Law Reforms in Ohio
Governor Donahey announced support for an initiated measure on election law reforms unless the legislature acts on his recommendations for permanent registration and related changes. He spoke to the Ohio League of Women Voters urging action to empower reform efforts and benefit the electorate.
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Columbus
Donahey
Ohio League of Women Voters
General Assembly
Special Rates In Eng York American Tourists
American tourists visiting Britain will receive a warmer welcome this summer as British railways cut tourist fares by 45 percent. The concession applies generally to travelers, not only Americans, and stems from a sentiment toward Americans during the season.
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Engyor
London
Marely
Britain
Boxing promoters tout March world title bout in London
Britain's world boxing plans center on a March 3 title fight between Featherweight contenders. The event, billed as a major draw, will feature known fighters and is expected to attract large crowds.
Pal Now Conserves Gam Supple Bilt’s Pal
Fragmented notice describes a Kentucky man years ago stopping a Swanton killing. It notes his work with mountain clubs and a federal position, plus remuneration for dual roles. Cooperative societies of fruit and vegetable growers exist for nearly all rates set, except three of 4%.
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Daddy
Swanton
Sany
Meen
Hin
See Pany
Hind
Gamle
Swordfishing Gains Popularity at Honolulu Docks
Honolulu crowds report swordfishing becoming a favored pastime for game fishermen. Tourists join locals in big catches off the Kona coast including a 175 pound swordfish by Chicago visitor Avis True on his first attempt. Brue, a mainland angler, also lands multiple fish weighing about 25 pounds or more.
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Honolulu
Tare
Kona
Hawai
Avis © True
Chicago
Markets report from Cleveland and Chicago grain prices
Reported prices for poultry, cheese, butter, and livestock in Cleveland and Toledo with receipts and market directions. Grain futures and cash quotes appear from Minneapolis and Chicago, noting firmer butter and firm fat lambs with varied beef and pork values.
School Board Plans Summer Building Repairs
A board of education meeting at the high school discussed summer improvements to prepare facilities for fall. Exterior painting at Hamilton and Frank No buildings was approved and steam exhaust heating was to be added at the Washington building. Repairs at McKinley and Gates and ventilation at the technical building were delayed for now.
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Board of Education
Hamilton
Frank No
Washington
McKinley
Gates
New Rich Gold Strike Near Weepah Nevada
Two Oakland youths Otis Harper and William Sheerry, both new to prospecting, report a fresh gold strike about ten miles from Weepah Nevada after finding gold specimens while mapping claims near their Harpers Good Hats restaurant. They plan further staking and surveys before revealing exact location.
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Tonomaah
Nev
Weepah
Oakland
Real estate transfers in Lorain and Elyria area listings
Listing of numerous property transfers in Lorain and surrounding townships. Transactions include half lots, parcels on Leavitt Road, Amherst lands, and several allotments in Wellington and Avon. Values are largely ten dollars or ten dollar equivalents with multiple parcels traded through local companies and individuals.
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A. W Cinninger
Tressa A. Flood
Leavitt Road
Lorain
Sophia Majorste
Charles MaiJasic
Amherst
Harry Sluff
Dora Buck
Sheffield Land Co
Peter Plavchan
Joseph Nocar
Daniele & Braun Ad
Mendelson Realty Co
Hughes Provision Co
Elyria
Tiwil Land Co
Frank Knoth
Avon Lak
Palace Turned Over to Baby Princess Feuds Roil Royalty
March 22 reports Princess Elizabeth daughter of the Dulko and Lathes of York as a potential heir to the throne. she is said to be occupying Buckinghar Palace with the King and Queen. The nursery and adjoining apartments once used by Prince George are redeployed to accommodate the royal infant, while Prince George has moved to another part of the palace. The piece notes ongoing tensions over space and titles within the royal household.
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Agnuua
Elizabeth
Dulko
York
Buckinghar Palace
Prince George
Duke of York
Americans in Shanghai Report Injuries None
Washington March 22 Americans in Shanghai reported unscathed by disturbances. Admiral C B Williams Asiatic Fleet commander said no Americans injured. Destroyers secured the Standard Oil Dollar docks after a temporary Chinese walkout. Cantonese gunmen attacked Shanghai amid a general strike and a municipal proclamation against disturbances.
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Washington
Shaoghat
Williams Asiatic
Navy Department
Aro Tieep
Dolin
Shanghai
Bul
Kiwanians Leave for Willoughby Meet
Approximately forty members of the Elyria Kiwanis club plan to attend the Willoughby inter city meet this afternoon to chase the attendance prize. Willoughby previously won the prize at the Elyria club’s February 9 inter city event in the Elks auditorium. The Elyria group departs Newell hotel at 4 PM, per secretary A H Waters.
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Willoughby
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elyria Club
Elks Auditorium
Firth Kiwanis
Newell
A. H. Waters
Cleveland inventor electrocuted by own device during demo
Edward Gable, 22, died in Cleveland while demonstrating a mercury arc rectifier to 15 members of the Cleveland Wireless association. The self made device carried 3,000 volts and failed as he attempted to shut it off. Police confirmed it as Cleveland’s first radio fatality.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Edward Gable
Gable
Cleveland Wireless Association
Why are We Free Citizens Today
A call to attend at the Rialto Theatre Thursday Friday and Saturday highlighting men of purpose and the meaning of freedom.
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Rialto Theatre
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