Logan Gas Co to acquire Andress property in Elyria
Announcement states Logan Gas Co part of Columbia Gas and Electric will take over the Andress property at 328 Broad Street in Elyria’s business district now serving as an automobile salesroom. The firm plans additions to rear for larger offices and a showroom for Rasuti appliances with industrial surveys of Elyria. May 1 move anticipated. Andress will relocate sales operations soon.
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Logan Gas Co. Acquirins
If M. Andress
Elsra Savings and Trust Co
Logan Company
EL OM. Tharp
Columbus
T. A. Ludwig
Loraimanaser
Elrria
Tharp
Elyria
Columbia Gas and Eleteric Corporation
Gan Company
Possus
Fi M Andress and
Eon
Andree
Ofa Elyria
Onto
Former Pennsylvania Governor Sproul Dies in Chester
William C Sproul former Pennsylvania governor died in Chester after months of illness. He was a prominent public figure nicknamed The Father of Good Roads For 22 years he served in the state legislature He led the Pennsylvania delegation at the 1920 Republican National Convention receiving many votes before withdrawing to allow Warren G Harding's ticket.
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Chester
William C. Sproul
Easorn
Pennosylvania
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Aml
Wife Attacked with Hatchet Near Death in Ohio
Arthur Battelle allegedly attacked his wife with a hatchet in Grove City Ohio placing her in a closet and fleeing. A peddler and 3 year old son heard the disclosure and authorities forced open the closet finding Mrs Battelle in grave condition.
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Grove City
Maten
Arthur Battelle
Battelle
Overloaded Truck Case Brings Fines in Local Court
Cobb was fined 75 dollars and ordered costs after Justice George found him guilty of driving an overloaded truck. Deputies Flond and Bivins nabbed Cobb on Laka Road, prompting theaction.
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M. BR
Cobb
George
Laka Road
George Flond
Claud Bivins
Spring Welcomed by Park Benches in Elyria
The piece recalls the debut of park benches marking spring in Elyria with John McDowell, 80, recalling Civil War days and his family’s livery stable. He notes seasonal winds and hints at local issues as benches open for the 1LYT8 season.
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Elyria
Elscia
John McDowell
Brownhelm
Toy
Lorain Woman Arrested on Liquor Possession Charge
Anna Krawczyk of 3080 Ely Avenue Lorain was charged with possession of liquor. She pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Webber and posted a bond of 1.09 dollars for a trial set Monday at 10:30 a.m. Probation inspector Rankin assisted by Murphy and patrolmen Buda and Reynolds led the liquor squad operation.
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Anna Krawczyk
Ely- Tia Avenue
Lorain
Ala. Webber
Morame
Sheriff asks for state troops amid Dun Glen coalfield unrest
Steubenville O Mar os Sheriff William T Allison appealed to Governor Vic Duovabes for state militiamen to quell a mob of 800 striking miners and women at the Dun Glen coalfield. He described conditions as beyond his control after deputies and Col Caldwell failed to disperse the crowd. Two deputy U S Marshals were attacked earlier and two women jailed but later released on bond.
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Steubenville
Mar. Os
William T. Allison
Vic Duovabes
Dun Gienn
Allison
Dun ‘Loon
Wheeling & Lake Rio
States Marshalls
Col
Pon Caldwell
Dodahey
Borah Receives New Contributions For Fund
In Washington on March 22 the morning mail added 509 in small contributions to Senator Borah s fund to repay Harry Sinclair s 160000 campaign donation to the Republican party. The fund total rises to about 4000. Borah declined to disclose names of the day s contributors.
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Washington
The
Morning Mail Today
Senator Borah
Cro
Harry Sinclair
Republican Party
Borah
Rabies Quarantine Expanded in Lorain County Townships
Lorain County Health Department through JS Wetherill announces extended dog quarantine in Penfield Wellhapros Brighton Rochester and Montington until May 11 to prevent rabies after confirmed canine cases. Authorities emphasize secure tying rather than muzzle use and bill treatment may be borne by commissioners if bites occur.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Wellington
Sullivan
Rochester
Wetherill
Health Department
Judge Grants Injunction In Church Finances Dispute
Judge A Rh Webber grants a temporary injunction to Steve Fesco Frank Posze and 94 church members to restrain Dr Elmer Kereczky from withdrawing church funds from six banks. The petition alleges the pastor was entrusted with a 7900 building fund and parish revenues and must provide an accounting within six months.
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Kereczky
Triest
Council to Investigate Encroachment of House
The council referred an encroachment case at the corner of 18th Street and Oberlin Road to the streets and sidewalks committee and the finance committee. Nan Symons, speaking for a client, argued moving the house would cause a financial hardship and noted other buildings in the city also encroach on city property.
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18Th Street
Oberlin Road
Finance Committee
Nan Symons
Turner Demands Public List of Anti-Saloon League Contributors
Columbus O March 22 Attorney General Edward Turner demands the Anti-Saloon League publish its contributor list or face legal action. He cites duties under corrupt practices and anti lobby laws and questions records integrity while noting past income tax records and ties to the League.
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Columbus
Charles 3. Earhart
Edward C. Turner
Anti-Saloon League
Turger
The
Christian Church
Turner
Barhart
Limes
Police Chief Stabbed in Court After Guilty Verdict
In Columbiana Alabama on March 22 Police Chief H F Blake was stabbed in the neck by Miss Ce es Tubbs an aunt of Miss Louise Monteabaro, moments after a jury acquitted Blake's defense in the murder case of Monteabaro. Mrs Marbelle Monteabaro the dead girl s mother fired a revolver but it missed. The attack followed the jury verdict and resulted in Blake collapsing near the jury box. Tubbs and Mrs Monteabaro were arrested as deputies seized the weapon and restrained them.
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Ibeldletin
Columbiana
Ala
H. F.) Blake
Caleria
Blake
Bos
Cees Tubbs
Louise Amonteabaro
Marbelle Monteabaro
Miss Tubbs
J Fanlwyer
Tubbs
Mellon Says He Will Not Resign From Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon declared he has no intention of resigning in response to Senator Couzens resolution. He said he forgot the resolution was to be discussed on the Senate floor and asked if it sought his removal or resignation.
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Washington
Secretary of
Treasury
Mellon
Couzens
Michigan
Senate
Traffic crash damages two cars on West Avenue
A. W. Peters of 901 Middle Avenue drove south on West Avenue Wednesday when his car was struck by a vehicle driven by Steve Jashby of Stop 7 Yellow Line. Both cars suffered damage per the police report.
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A. W. Peters
Middle Avenue
West Avenue
Steve Jashby
Yellow Line
Ware Leader Cited for Contempt in Senate Probe
Thomas W. Cunningham a Ware leader in Philadelphia was cited to the senate for contempt by the Reed primary investigating committee. He refused to reveal where he obtained 350090 he contributed to the campaign of Senator elect William Ware Republican Pennsylvania. The committee also noted testimony refusals by Samuel Insull and attorney Daniel F Schuyler but did not seek prosecution as they later supplied required information.
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Washington
Thomas W. Cunningham
Philadelphia
Senate
Reed
Cunningham
Williams
Ware
Pennsylvan
Samuel Insull
Wulionaire
Daniel F. Schuyler
Earthquakes Shake Mexico City and Surrounding States
A strong early March quake struck Mexico City and nearby states Tabasco Guerrero and Puebla causing widespread panic. Hotels emptied streets filled with ambulances and fear as residents slept in parks after the tremor lasting minutes with minor injuries and one shack collapse reported.
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Mexico City
Capital City
Tabasco
Guerrero
Puebla
Villa Hermosa
Guer Tero
Planning clash at city council over wrecking plant ruling
Discussion centers on powers of the city planning commission amid protests against an auto wrecking yard on Lodttreet and a freight house on Bath street. Mayor Hewitt notes commission powers delegated by state law while council weighs overrider questions and referrals to committees.
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Lodttreet
Roy Moutron
City Planning
Wreckins
Moulten
Planching Commission
Yellow Line
Bath
Planning Commission
C. Stolzenburs
Harry Redington
James A. Hewitt
Fire and Police Committee
Gee Stevens
Parkview Court
Lodi Street
Fire and Police
Nadel Murder Linked to Buffalo Gangsters
Cleveland dispatch reports Buffalo gangsters killed Big Ben Nadel and Morris Goldman near Willoughby on Tuesday night. Goldman’s wife Marion identified his body, bolstering the theory that Nadel lured to Wil loughby over liquor disputes. Police seek a suspect as investigators pursue ties to Buffalo gangland and rivalries over liquor routes.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Big Ben Nadel
Morris B Goldman
Misiet
Wilbughby
Goldman
Marion
Buffalo Secietly
Nadel
Pat McDermoti
Don R. Melritt
Canton Dail News
la Saig
Buffalo-Cleveland
Willoughby
Bualo
Willoughby Shostis
Nedel
Gokiin
New York
Asia
Herpic
Tucay
Von
Aneaugh Polwe
Tarlay
Bank Cashier Bound And Tarred At Thicksville
Homer Wentworth, cashier of the First National Bank, was seized then bound gagged near his home after a visit with his children. He was tarred and left tied to a tree in nearby woods. motive not disclosed. County officials seek suspects in the attack.
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Thicksville
Maren LL
Homer Wentworth
First National Bank
No Doubt About It Spring Is Here
A fragment of a cheerful spring scene list from a stroll includes a robin in the park a man perched on a park beach a man inspecting a lawn swing and a delivery man with gear. It notes school youths shopping and a window trimmer displaying fishing tackle amid storefronts.
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Stress Department
Reed to Speak in Ohio on Campaign Tour
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri will speak in Cleveland Cincinnati and Mansfield Ohio as part of a broad campaign tour in April following visits to North Dakota Indiana and Wisconsin He will focus talks on driving out the rascals and refuting teapot dome and other scandals with Mansfield highlighted due to his birth there
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James A. Reed
Missouri
Tion
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Ohio
North Larohoa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Reed
West Virginia
Wheeling
Charleston
Huslington
No Change in Dance Hall Inspection Policy
City council voted unanimously to keep the existing dance hall inspection system for the 1328 season. Protests from dance hall proprietors cited financial hardship and upsetting rules, while officials supported continuing the current regulation.
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Ingpestess
Five Miners Held Under 800 Bond After Mine Riot
Five union miners including Pat McDermott of Canton fame were released on $800 bond each in Clarksville charged with participation in a Moonshine mine riot. McDermott and four others then filed charges of pointing firearms against Superintendent Lawrence Jeffers and another worker.
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Clarksville
C. Maren
Pat McDermott
Canton
Tunsdar
McDermott
Lawrence Jeffers
Ming
Five Enlisted Die as Fire Ignite on Whitney Tender
A gasoline explosion aboard the destroyer Tender Whitney at Guantanamo Bay Cuba killed two enlisted seamen and seriously injured five others. The blast occurred while ventilating a cofferdam near a gasoline storage tank, with fumes igniting in an undetermined manner. Several wounded were evacuated to Mercy hospital ship, while others receive care aboard Whitney. Names of the deceased and injured are listed, with victims from Maryland Missouri Virginia and Puerto Rico among the injured.
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Washington
Mar
Whitney
Guamatanamo Bar
Cuba
Esterdar
Ashley Robingsin
Wiliam M. Delezerr
Baltimore
Geo. Edadward Garrett
Ozark
Mea
Sage
Mercy
Whitner
Jol Frederick Narr
Mount Royal
Donald Lenny Bureh
Indepeence
John J. Easterst
Ter
Guillermo da Cavite
P. I
Willard Edmond
Gaunie
Hoanoke
Ts' Ara
Albert Gerdts
Goa
Island City
Ore
Maravin Warren Weaver
Johnstown
Senator Couzens Seeks Mellon Dismissal Over Silence on Fraud
Senator Couzens charges Secretary Mellon knew of a fraud scheme in public offices and urged the Senate to express the sense that Mellon should be fired. He claims Mellon was told of a $359,000 Sinclair contribution and hid the information. The debate centers on Melon’s alleged silence and cover up.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Melion
Elf Dea
Senatoee
Couzers
Senate
Conzens
Adopinion
Mellon
New York
City to Sue Bonds for Parks
City council passes ordinance to issue bonds for park improvements including park roadways and bathhouse. Debate focuses on roadway safety and sanitary aspects of the bathhouse with mayor and council members weighing rough brick and concrete construction details.
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Autheriaas
C. C
James A. Rew
George Richwine
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