Bandits Loot Lorain Soft Drink Parlor Safe
Lorain police hold three Cleveland men Anton Caristyds Charles Taylor and George Evanoff after a 81 dollar robbery at Affratus soft drink parlor 1024 Broadway. The 500 pound safe was moved to a rear room drilled opened and 81 dollars and a 55 check were taken. Detectives traced the suspects by a big Cadillac near Reid avenue and Broad Way and Affratus identified a Canadian coin found on one man as his. The arrests aim to solve weeks of smash and grab banditry in Lorain.
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Lorain
John Affrains
Broadway
Ita
George Evanoff
Anton Cariatyds
Charles Taylor
Cleveland
George Jennings
Harry Stapelton
Barnes
Affratus’ Place
Jennings
Stapelton
Reid Avenue
10Th Street
Hey
Anton Caristyds
South Lorain
Marchant
Affratus Place
Affratus
Freshmen win interclass basketball title at Oberlin
Oberlin reports the freshmen defeated the sophomores 25 to 24 in a tight interclass basketball final. A late surge carried the Freshies to victory after trailing 16 to 8 at halftime, aided by Sullivan’s sharp foul shooting. The day also featured a junior class indoor track meet, where Ray Knesal set a pole vault record of 10 feet 9 1/2 inches and William Price tied for high jump at 5 feet 7 1/2 inches as part of a larger athletic carnival.
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Oberlin
Sophs
Sullivan
Ray Knesal
William Price
Loy
Birthday Club Hosts E W Spaulding Evening
Mrs E W Spaulding entertained the Birthday club at 40 North Pleasant street Monday evening with about twenty four members playing progressive five hundred and refreshments served by the hostess. The History department met with Mrs Burton on West College street Monday evening with papers on section inauguration and current events. Professor Harold King spoke before the Social Science club Monday noon on The New History and the teaching of history in modern times. Mr and Mrs Frank Ives spent
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Pittsfield
Ives
F. B. Persons
Kalamazoo
Mich
Persons
New York Central Railroad
Ruth Miller
Hillsdale
Miler
East College Street
L. H. Ashley
Mt. Gilead
Hubert Ashley
Woodland Avenue
The
United Church
First
aJcob J. Berg
North Pleasant Street
Con
J. L. Edwards
Ashland County
Edwards
Mr. Chittenden
Ira West
Oberlin Memorial Hospital
C. R. Summers
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Elyria
E. W. Spaulding
Birthday Club
Woman’s
Cllb
Burton
West College Street
Heacox
Nellie Reed
Lehmann
Harold King
Social Science Club
Frank Ives
Wendell Pills Ambition Brand Tonic Promoted for Strength
The advertisement touts Wendell Pills Ambition Brand as a safe general tonic and mild laxative for the tired and overworked. It promises full refund from O W Phillips or any reputable druggist if the first package does not satisfy the buyer.
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O. W. Phillips
Wendell Pilla
Ambition Brand
Taxation Committee Meets This Evening In Lorain
Lorain chamber of commerce hosts a Taxation committee meeting at 8:00 pm to discuss new tax problems. The session follows a late morning communication from Lowell F. Statler, Ohio chamber chair, urging the meeting before a proposed legislature bill to adjust a new tax law.
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Lorain
Lorain Board of Education to Meet for Bond Market Action
The Lorain Board of Education continues its semi monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 p m to act on placing the school bonds on the market for funds for new buildings. No other business will be taken up.
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Lorain
Lorain Man Arrested For Train Riding
Lorain resident Harry Klein was arrested after stepping onto a freight train leaving the city. He faces charges of train riding and will have a police court hearing this afternoon.
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Lorain
Harry Klein
Judge rebukes press breach of confidence in King case
Judge W B Thompson denounces a rival paper for prematurely publishing his long King case decision. He had given advance copies to the Chronicle Telegram with orders to keep them secret until reading. The public deserves an explanation of which paper to trust as the court contends confidence was breached.
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Elyria
A. A. King
W. B. Thompson
Thompson
Chronicle- Telegram
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain
King
Resek
Grall
Railroad Situation Grows Serious At White House
President Harding conferred two hours with his cabinet on the escalating railroad crisis. He summoned Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Clark and Railroad Labor Board chair to join talks once hearings conclude.
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George R. Holmes
Washington
Harding
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Labor Board
White House
Four armed bandits kidnap Chicago mail truck driver
In Cicero an armed quartet abducted Robert Burnett, a United States mail truck chauffeur, and threatened to kill him. He escaped with two first class mail pouches and saved a money pouch with several thousand dollars as the robbers demanded the money. The pouches contained over eight thousand items, but their value was not disclosed.
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Chicago
Robert Burnett
United States
Cicero
Burnett
Berlin Quiet as Reds Flock into City on March 29
Berlin officials assess March 29 as a crucial turning point in a communist rising. Despite government fears of a general strike, indications at dusk point to a failed widespread movement, though many red migrants from central Germany are still entering the city and are checked by police at stations.
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Berlin
Germany
Oberlin Avenue street car minor damage from wire blaze
A short line street car on Oberlin Avenue suffered slight damage when wiring shorted this morning. The blaze was extinguished by No. 2 Hose Company.
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Lorain
Oberlin Avenue
No. 2 Hose Company
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement by Elyria Resident
Elyria resident Mrs. H. T. Cutler reports back pain began suddenly and caused stiffness. Doan's Kidney Pills provided prompt relief. Over two years later she still uses them occasionally to stay free from return symptoms. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Company, Buffalo, N Y.
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Elyria
Dean
West Ave
Calhoon Resumes Duties as Walker Keeps Police Chief Post
Acting Chief Theodore Walker remains at Central Station denying official word of A A King’s reinstatement. City Prosecutor A C Calhoon was delayed but expected to report later, dispelling rumors he would withhold duties until King returns.
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Central Station
Calhoon
King
City Hall
C. E van Deusen
Harding
Elyria
Rebels Capture Minsk and Establish White Republic
Central News dispatch reports Russian rebels seized Minsk and proclaimed a White Republic. Ukrainians have surrounded Kiel, with fighting ongoing in the Ukrainian capital. No official confirmation of new revolutionary outbreaks in White Russia or Ukrainia.
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London
Helsingfors
Minsk
White Republic
Kiel
White Russia
Ukrainia
Defense cites lead weight in Shay murder case
In Dayton on March 29 Frank Mills, 20, fights a first degree murder charge as his defense pins the lead sample from Roy N. Shay’s brain to a 22 caliber bullet rather than a 32 caliber. The defense argues a 22 rifle was at the Shay home and cites a roomer’s boast that he would confess to police.
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Dayton
Roy N. Shay
Frank Mills
Mondas
Shay
Joseph Able
Pep Girls Practice and Amherst Clash Set
Lorain prepares for Pep-o-girls practice at Civic Center Monday ahead of Friday night's game against Amherst High girls at the same venue.
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Lorain
Civic Center
Amherst High
Diphtheria Case Reported in Lorain Victim Clara Angelus
A diphtheria case in Lorain involves Clara Angelus at 1432 Broadway. Officials say the illness is mild and has been reported to health authorities this morning.
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Lorain
Clara Angelus
Broadway
Five Membered Board for Movie Censorship
A bill in Columbus proposes a five member state board of motion picture censors. It requires three members of good standing in evangelical churches and two mothers of minor children. One church member must be an attorney to inspect theaters and prosecutions. The measure passed the House and awaits Senate action.
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Columbus
State Board of Motion Picture Censors
McCoy
Adams County
Senate
Coal Company Workers Return to Full Time
In Pottsville on March 29, over 29,000 employees of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company resume full time at collieries. All smaller corporations and independent workings followed, with cold weather partly cited as a cause.
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Pottsville
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Vinol Promises Gains For Seville Woman
Essie Myles of Seville Florida reports digestion relief and ten pound weight gain after using Vinol a tonic made from cod liver extracts and beef peptone. The ad claims Vinol builds tissue and enriches blood by combining cod liver elements with tonic fruit and other components.
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Seville
Fla
Essie Myles
Vinci
C. W. Phillips
Adv
Slmn Girl Mistaken for Doll by Finder
Officials plan a burial with a coffin and undenominational services for the murdered child in Potter's Field. The mother’s condition suggests an accomplice, as authorities seek the unmarried mother and collaborator in the case described as the city’s most inhumane warder.
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Potter's Kield
Sexton
Boulevard Plan Discussed by West Shore Residents
G W Dudderar of the Lorain Chamber of Commerce calls a 7 30 pm meeting of West Shore road residents City Planning committee and Good Roads group to debate establishing the Boulevard paving project. North side residents oppose sacrificing property for the eighteen foot pavement, which may require moving the once agreed width.
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Lorain
G. W. Dudderar
Chamber of Commerce
West Shore Road
City Planning Committee
Good Roads Committee
Chamber
Sandusky Fruit Trees Escape Frost Damage
Examination today of peach and cherry tree buds found no serious frost injury last night and yesterday. Growers say trees likely unharmed or lightly affected. William Edwards of Cleveland secured judgment on a cognovit note against M. R. Phelps et al. for $883 in Elyria.
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Sandusky
Elyria
William Edwards
Cec
Cleveland
M. R. Phelps
Tuition Increased for Western Reserve Students
Elyrians attending Western Reserve University in Cleveland will be required to meet higher tuition costs starting next term as the university adjusts its pricing structure. The move affects all enrolled students and may influence local attendance and budgets.
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Elyria
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Increases to Tuition Expected to Add $50,000 Annually
The institution plans higher tuition across the board from 25 to 60 dollars per year, aiming to net about 50 thousand dollars more each year.
Triangle Club Dance Set For March 31 at Elks Hall
A notice announces a Triangle Club dance scheduled for Thursday evening March 31 at Elks Hall. The event details are brief with the location and date clearly specified.
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Triangle Club
Elks Hall
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Harry H. Smith CO
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Doctor Jaster
West Avenue
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Whitney
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