Fail To Find Clue Of Adena Murder And German War Moves
A mix of wartime dispatches reports a missing clue in the Adena murder case, plus German and Dutch frontier movements. Warsaw shifts to Bromberg as Polish government changes location. Russian officers aid German worker army near Wesel and Krupp at Essen. Berlin and Paris dispatches note government officials and attempts to form ministries. Estimates of Germany's mobilization readiness and manpower accompany broader war context.
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Associated Press
Londer
Warsaw
Bromberg
Posen
Thomn
Berlin
Germany
Nickol Menine
Essen
Wesel
Mueller
Paris
Herman Mueller
Bauer
German Cabinet Lineup Reported by Vorwaerts
Berlin March 27. Announcement of the new German cabinet personnel to be made today per Vorwaerts lists Premier Herman Mueller Foreign Affairs Herr Landsberg Finance Captain Fisher Cano Treasury Dr. Wirth Justice Ludwig Haag Interior Herr Koch Defense Herr Gessier Economics Gustav Bauer Food Herr Horne Centrist Labor Dr. Schmidt Transport Dr Bel Posts and Telegraph Giesberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vor- Waerts
Herman Mueller
Herr Landsberg
Fisher Cano
Treasury
Dr. Wirth
Ludwig Haag
Herr Koch
Defense
Herr Gessier
Dustav Bauer
Herr Horne
Schmidt
Be'l Posts
Teleg Giesberts
Schools Close for Spring Vacation
Public schools closed for spring vacation yesterday. Teachers report the year has been successful and scholars have made good progress.
Oberlin Divine to Address Public Forum Here Tomorrow
Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyl of Oberlin will speak Sunday at 3 pm before the Men’s Forum at the M E church on industrial conditions in the country. He has studied the subject extensively from government service and will present observations and conclusions in a clear manner. Attendees may ask questions and will receive prompt answers. a good audience is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
M. E
van der Pyl
Oberlin Congregational Church
M E. Church
Hoover denies he is candidate for president
Washington March 27 Herbert Hoover replies to inquiry on campaign expenditures by labor and railroad unions weekly magazine saying he has no campaign and no finances. He reiterates his March 8 statement that he is not a candidate for the nomination and not seeking public office.
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Associated” Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Railroad Unions Weekly
Injunction Granted in Lagrange Ditch Case
Judge Redington ruled the Law ditch project illegal and granted a perpetual injunction. Farmers led by Stowell Kellner of Lagrange opposed digging and tiling that would cost $5,000 to $6,000, though the court left open a future refiled action if desired.
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Stowell Kellner
Lagrange
Elyria Autoists Buy Over 2 500 License Tags
Secretary Charles E Flower of Lorain County Automobile Club reports about 2 500 license tags sold. The office stays open today and Monday but closed Tuesday and Wednesday for report preparation. Starting April 1 tag sales drop to one quarter of yearly price. driving without 1920 tags after April 1 faces arrest.
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Charles E. Flower
Lorain, County Automobile Club
State Department
Supreme Court
Asir
Apple Crop To Be Big Says Grower
Lorain county apple crop expected to be large next fall if favorable weather continues. Grower H. W. Schmidt kons, a noted fruit expert, warned that prospects for a big crop are good, with peaches and other fruits also benefiting from good weather.
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Lorain County
H. W. Schmidt
Kons
Schmidtkons
Odessa Falls in Ukrainian Army Drives
A Moscow wireless dispatch reports Novorossiisk, the last southern Russian base under General Deni ne, has fallen to Russian forces. Paris indicates Odessa, a major Black Sea stronghold, was occupied by Ukrainian forces led by General Pavlenko.
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Odessa Falls
Fross
London
Novorossisk
Russia
Denkine
Moscow
Paris
Odessa
Black Sea
Pavlenko
Water Works Chief Clerk Quits Office
Joseph Dailey, clerk at the water works office, resigns to join Parseh Lumber Co. after more than ten years of service. A temporary appointment will fill the post and a civil service examination will be held later.
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Water Works
Joseph Dailey
Parseh Lumber Co
Dailey
Water Works Office
Elyria Savings and Banking Company Elects Officers
The Elyria Savings and Banking Company stockholders elected directors and officers. Elmer H. Rice named president with a 500000 capital, 500000 surplus bank planned between Cleveland and Toledo. Directors include H M Andreas and J Murbach among others. The bank will open soon and operate under the new corporation.
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Elyria Savings and Banking Company
Elmer H. Rice
Theodore T. Robinson
H. W. Ingersoll
John Murbach
Arthur J. Robinson
Ralph W. Standen
Arthur R. Tite
H. ¢. Harris
J. H. Hurst
J. A. Knechtges
J. C. Lahman
C. H. Merthe
Irving W. Metcalf
J. E. Murbach
J. A. Rawson
BE. M. Rica
J. A. Reublin
Theo. T. Robinson
Stanley G. Shaw
J. G. Tufford
A. P. J. O'Donnel
Frank Wilford
Max Goldstein
Inaw
Cleveland
Toledo
Palm Sunday Observances Plan Across Elyria Churches
Palm Sunday will be observed in numerous Elyria churches with special music and large attendance as Holy Week approaches. Grace Lutheran confirms this year’s class of catechumens, and federated church campaigns plan closing services while Easter membership efforts continue. Special Palm Sunday services are set at St Marys, St Agnes, First Congregational, St Andrews, and Grace Lutheran.
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Jerusalem
Elyria
Jesus
Grace Lutheran
St. Mary's
St. Agnes Church
First Congregational
St. Andrews
Margaret Kelling 71 Elyria Pioneer Dead in Cleveland
Mrs. Margaret Kelling widow of Joseph Kelling died at her Cleveland home March 26 in her 79th year. A pioneer Elyria resident for 57 years she leaves three daughters Mary Elizabeth and Mrs. George Place of this city and four sons Joseph E Bi Peter C and William of Elyria plus ten grandchildren. Remains to Elyria Sunday noon to daughter Mrs George Place 322 East Seventh street. Funeral Monday at 9 from St Marys church.
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Margaret Kelling
Joseph Kelling
Cleveland
Elyria
Mary
Elizabeth
George Place
Caty
Joseph E
Bi Peter
William
East Seventh Street
St. Mary's Church
Isaac McKerrick Dies During Visit in Cleveland Man’s Death at Daughter’s Home In Ohio
Isaac McKerrick aged 82 died last night at his daughter Mrs Schmidt’s home at 231 Winckles Street after falling ill during a visit from Cleveland. He is survived by his wife and seven children: Chas of Columbus Elmer J of Cleveland Henry Riley Benwood WV Mrs E D Mason Newark Mrs Joe Browne Wippa CO Mrs Otto Rodgers Marietta and Mrs C S Schmidt Elyria. Funeral services Monday at 2 PM at 231 Winckles Street conducted by Rev Burner with burial at Ridge lawn.
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Isaac McKerrick
Schmidt
Winckles ‘Street
Cleveland
Chas. A
Columbus
Elmer J
Henry Riley
Benwood
W. Va
E. D. Mason
Newark
Joe Browne
Wippa
Otto Rodgers
Marietta
C. S. Schmidt
Elyria
Winckles Street
Burner
Ridgelawn
Leader Shoe Co opens elegant new Elytia store
Hundreds visit the Leader Shoe Company store opening in the Murbach block. The store features modern wall cases gray interior decor and floral displays with full length mirrors and special display cases. Mrs Chapman's orchestra provides music and souvenirs are given to guests. The basement will sell odd lots for children.
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Elytia
Leader Shoe Company
Murbach
Cleveland & Southwestern traction unveils new schedule
The Cleveland and Southwestern line introduces changes starting April 1 with main line service two hours apart and up to 40 cars per hour to Cleveland. Lorain Amherst and Grafton trains keep current times while Elyria to Oberlin maintains hourly service and Oberlin to Norwalk is unchanged.
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Cleveland & Southwestern
Lorain
Amherst
Grafton
Welington
Cleveland
United
Elyria
Oberlin
Norwalk
Thieves Take Canned Goods From Home Cellar
Mrs Balzar of 812 West Broad Street reported to police that a theft occurred in her cellar on Wednesday night. Four to five cans each of apples peaches pears beef soup sardines and other canned goods were stolen.
Elyria Chosen as State Headquarters for Junior Chamber
Lawrence H. Webber, director of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce, is appointed State chairman with authority to organize the state. Henry Griessenbier Jr of St. Louis names Elyria the state HQ and endorses The Lincoln Alliance project as outlined by Dr. John Wesley Hill, to be pushed statewide.
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Lawrence H. Webber
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Henry Griessenbier, Jr
St. Louis
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Filyria
Webber
Young Men's Business Club
Lincoln Allance
John Wesley Hill
Four Killed and Ten Injured in Collision in Philadelphia
Four Atlantic refining employees died and ten were injured when a passenger truck collided with a Philadelphia and Reading railroad train in Philadelphia. Authorities report ongoing investigations and heightened tension as searches for the suspect continue.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Philadelphia and Reading
Licenses for Boiler Operators Prompted by New Law
Frank Nesbitt, district examiner of steam engineers, urges taking the exam before May 18 to secure the lower fee under the new licensing law. He cites multiple violations in Lorain County and clarifies that a licensed boiler operator must be physically present at all times when the boiler is operating, not just a licensed engineer in charge. Nesbitt plans a forthcoming inspection visit to the area.
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Frank Nesbitt
Lorain County
Nesbitt
Wood campaign manager denies charge in senate reply
W G Proctor campaign manager for Major General Leonard Wood declares any funds used for his presidential bid were spent openly and legitimately for publicity. He refutes Senator Borah's charges made in the Senate yesterday.
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iBy Associated
Chicago
Leonard Wood
W. G. Proctor
National
Senate
Borah
Funeral Held For Orland Sutter Of Ridgeville
The funeral of Orland Sutter of Ridgeville was held from his father Fred Sutter’s home this afternoon at 2 o clock. Burial followed at Ridgeville cemetery. Sutter, 32, resident of Ridgeville all his life, died after influenza complications.
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Orland Sutter
Fred Sutter
Ridgeville
Sutter
Grafton Village Votes on Water Sewer Plan and Playground Fund
A March meeting of the Grafton Chamber of Commerce drew a large crowd as over twelve hundred dollars was pledged for a municipal playground and the crowd discussed a water and sewer system. Elyria speaker J F Burke urged unified community action to reduce costs and improve living standards, stressing benefits for families and newcomers and the idea that joining the municipal plan could be cheaper and more beneficial than individual systems. He warned that delaying could bring discomfort and ill health and urged decisive action to fund and obtain the needed utilities and facilities.
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Grafton
Chamber of Commerce
J. F P. Burke
Elyria
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