Eviction case ends with permanent injunction
A permanent injunction was granted in common pleas court by Judge A R Webber preventing Sussane Wargo and local officials from evicting Alex and Anna Nagy from a 69 acre Eaton township farm. The Nagys, tenants since January 29 1927 under a three year lease from Julia Kolopos, faced eviction after partial rent payment in April. The judge ruled the lease cannot be canceled for a brief rent shortfall and noted prior temporary restraining action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussane Wargo
J. George
J. J. Howlett
Alex
Anna Nagy
Eaton Township
Common Pleas Court
A. R. Webber
Nagr’s
Julia Kolopos
S. J. George
George
Webber
Hoover Helps Wheat Growers
President Hoover led efforts to ease western wheat distress by cutting freight rates on grain exports. Railroads and shippers reduced costs to boost exports amid a 250 million bushel carryover and a looming 900 million bushel harvest. A separate Kenya Uganda inquiry is launched by Col James on colonial health issues. Children are invited to a dance program offering a summer rate and contact details.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
Eastern Trunk Line
Buffalo
Atlantic Sea
Kansas City Southern System
Gulf Ports
Liverpool
West
Redwood-glazed Hot Bed Sash Sold Below Cost
Ely Yia Lumber & Coal Co. offered hot bed sash at a discounted rate of 2.79 dollars each, details indicate a sale or price reduction while indicating contact by phone 2211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely- Yia Lumber & Coal Co
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Zeppelin Mail Arrangements Announced for Graf Zeppelin
Postmaster J W McHenry says mail for the Graf Zeppelin return flight to Europe will be received at the local postoffice. The May 15 start date for Germany to the United States is tentative with earlier plans for May 1 and May 10. Registered letters up to one ounce and postcards are accepted at set rates, marked By Graf Zeppelin, with standard postage. If the flight is canceled, mail will be returned by ordinary means and fees refunded on request.
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Isédera
Europe
J. W. McHenry
Germany
United States
Post Office Department
Office of Mailing
Freighter Grounded on Rocks in Lake Erie Near Ashtabula
Five coast guard cutters were ordered out today to aid the freighter D. H. Pattine grounded on rocks in Lake Erie twelve miles south of Ashtabula Ohio. The ship carrying 9500 tons of iron ore from Duluth to Conneaut was reported to be slowly taking on water and in danger.
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Buffalo
XN. Y
Coast Guard
D. H. Pattine
Lake Erie
Ashtabula
Ohio
Duluth
Conneaut
Death Record of Mrs Anne E Holcomb
Mrs Anne E Holcomb widow of Daniel Holcomb died at her daughter Mrs C B Rawson LaGrange Thursday afternoon May 2 at age 76. She was daughter of James and Marian Aldrich of Grafton Ohio. Survived by daughter Noah Holcomb of LaGrange four grandchildren four great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Josephine Holcomb Oakwood Ohio and Mrs George Bainbridge LaGrange and brother Grant Aldrich of Grafton. Funeral at LaGrange Methodist church Sunday at two with Rev James H Siward. Burial in LaGrange Cemetery.
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Anne E. Holcomb
Daniel Holcomb
Rawson
LaGrange
Holcomb
James
Marian Aldrich
Grafton
Ohio
Noah Holcomb
Jury Trial in Junk Yard Zoning Case Proceeds
Fauver and David P. Hyman defend as witnesses testify this morning and more are to be called. The dispute centers on whether the present junk yard site was in use before the zoning ordinance. Subpoenaed witnesses include Hebebrand Berens Shinder Gattlieb Webster Rivkin Widzer Peale Babick Weinstein Siegel Bernstein Fleischer Averbrook Hyman Gelecher and Hinkley bringing total witnesses to thirty alongside County Councilman Roy Moulton. A marble horse head 2000 years old was added to the Metropolitan Museum of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Berens
Max Shinder
Herman Gattlieb
Frank Webster
David Rivkin
David Widzer
Julius H. Peale
Manuel Babick
Meyer Weinstein
Louis Siegel
Max Bernstein
Harry Fleischer
Wm. Averbrook
E. Hyman
A. Gelecher
Charles Hinkley
Roy Moulton
Moving into New Devon Courts Apartments
Two more families join Devon Courts on West Third Street as residents. John DuBroy and Mrs. DuBroy, and Hukall and Mrs. Hukall of Cleveland move in. Kenneth Chapman already resides there. DuBroy works for Troxel Manufacturing. Hakill is Green Line Bus Co general manager. George Henninger, former Elyria resident, was arrested in Elkhart Indiana Thursday by Lorain County deputies on a prosecutor Don Myers warrant and jailed pending arraignment.
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New Devon Courts
West Third Street
John DuBroy
Hukall
Cleveland
Kenneth Chapman
Devon Courts
du Broy
Troxel Manufacturing Company
Hakill
Green Line Bus Company
George Henninger
Elyria
Elkhart
Indiana
Lorain County
Don Myers
Henninger
Amherst Bank Files Two Suits
The Amherst Savings and Banking Company filed two suits in common pleas court. It secured a judgment of 1968.12 on a confessed judgment against W. S. McCoy and G. T. Miller. The bank seeks 2580 against Clifford and Celia McKinney and asks to foreclose a mortgage on their Amherst property. Judge A. R. Webber appointed H. T. Sipple receiver for the McKinney property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst Savings and Banking Company
Common Pleas
W. S. McCoy
G. T. Miller
Clifford
Celia McKinney
Amherst
A. R. Webber
H. T. Sipple
McKinney
Elyria to benefit from reduced power rates
Johnson said the latest reduction is a business proposition with the Ohio Public Service. The lower rates are expected to boost consumption, aid Elyria industry, enable machinery and proposed improvements, and attract new industries to Elyria. Commercial rates cuts will save business and professional men money and improve lighting. Detailed rate information will be sent to affected consumers soon.
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Johnson
Ohio Public Service
Elyria
Campaign to fund Elyria Legion Home opens in Ely Park
Mayor Hewitt will lead the meeting to inaugurate the drive for a new Elyria Legion post home on Ohio Street. A large sign in Ely Park faces Broad Street shows a Legion Home image with a doubleboy and gob, and a cannon points toward a target recording the drive's progress under the slogan They fought for you, now fight for them.
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Hewitt
Elyria Legion
Ohio Street
Legion
Ely Park
Broad Street
May Storm Ravages Midwest Lakes and Farms
Two men in an airplane disappeared as it fell into a lake during the storm. Central Illinois saw the heaviest May snowfall on record with four to six inches reported. Much of the fruit crop threatened as blossoms frozen. Indiana endured hail, snow, and rain with cyclonic winds wrecking homes and isolating towns. Chicago faced Lake Michigan waves and flooded streets as lake levels reached the highest since 1918. Coast guard warned weakened sea walls and sandbags lined vulnerable spots. A 150 year old Duke of Orleans punt was stolen from Orleans House in Riverside England.
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Illinois
Indiana
Valparaiso
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Elyria Eagles Plan Greatest Spring Festival
A spring festival titled The Elyria Eagles Greatest Spring Festival is planned by Elyria Aerie No. 431 for May 30 to June 1 at the Elyria fair grounds. It features a midway, horse racing, dancing, two boxing programs, and a marching club to fund a state convention trip.
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Elyria Eagles
Aerse of the Eagles
Elyria Fair Grounds
Eagles
William France
Elyria Aerie No. 431
Tiffin
Ohio
Elyria
Gerald C. Nau
Aerie
Columbus
American Legion Drum and Eagle Corp
American Legion
J. L. Mathis
Mel Brown
Herman Kofsky
A. R. Graber
Robert, Jenson
Wm. Cashman
Wm. Kofsky
al. Schwartz
Wm. Daner
N. D. Backus
Harry Warren
Grover Patten
E. J. Handyside
Jecobd Young
Wm. A. Sieben- Hist
Ohio Farm Bureau leader warns against ballot amendment proposal
A Lorain County speaker urges voters to oppose the Bender constitutional plan, arguing it would tilt Ohio legislature toward the largest counties. He cites Cuyahoga and Franklin as favored by the plan, while Adams and Vinton would lose representation. Summers adds the amendment could let a few big counties control both houses, boosting Lorain’s delegation.
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Ncy
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Lorain County
C. R., Summers
P. H. Rogers
Ballard
Cuyahoga
Franklin Counties
Adams and
Vinton Counties
Cuyahoga County
Franklin County
Adams
Vinton
Pew
Columbus
Ohio
New York
George Bender
Summers
Senate
Rioting Toll Climbs as Berlin Police Raid Areas
Berlin reports heavy rioting with eleven dead and 179 wounded since the disturbances began. An army of police searched homes in Neukoelln and Northend, seized arms, and arrested seventy people as the districts were placed under siege and barricades cleared.
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Berlin
Neukoelm
Northend
3000 Personal Tax Returns Still Due
About 50 percent of personal property tax returns were filed before May 1. County Assessor C A Phinney reported today that roughly 27,000 had been returned, leaving about 3,000 still overdue.
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C. A. Phinney
Phinney
Deathweed Deluge Strands Family as Water Rises
A storm rescue saved a family of four while over 100 Point Place homes were cut off by rising floodwaters. Dayton area faced sleet rain and high winds with torrential rain causing damage around Dam No. 17 near Marietta. Power lines toppled and telegraph poles fell across Columbus as near freezing temperatures held.
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Point Place
Dayton
Ohio
Dam No. 17
Marietta
Ohio River
Postal Telegraph Company
Columbus
Rural counties seek balance in state legislation and tax reform
A county meeting discussed proposed tax amendments and a system change. Speakers argued rural counties currently control the lower house while urban regions dominate the senate, creating a balance. Farmers were urged to study the Hadden Tax Amendment before voting, with officials noting current taxation harms taxpayers and that bonds would be exempt from taxation under the reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ballard
Summers
Rogers
Commissioners Set Up Juvenile Detention Rooms at Jail
Lorain County commissioners ordered two second floor rooms in the county jail remodeled for juvenile detention. Architect R S Silsbee will be hired to prepare the space. A state welfare investigator had criticized the county for neglecting juvenile provisions. The jail currently serves juvenile cases due to low case numbers not justifying a separate facility.
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R. S. Silsbee
Lorain County
Markets show mixed cattle and hogs with tight receipts
Cleveland market notes maintain steady hog prices with 1000 head on hand and gains in 250 to 350 pound pigs. Cattle receipts reach 501 with steady cows and bulls and rising demand for steers and heifers, calves at 2.75, vealers 13.00 to 17.00, and beef cows 9.00 to 9.75. Sheep receipts 250 with holdovers 728 and prices weakening by at least 50 cents.
Eiffel Tower Still Highest At Age Of 40
Paris marks the forty year milestone of the Eiffel Tower with plans for a bust of Alexandre Gustave Eiffel by Emile Antoine Bourdelle to be unveiled this year. The tower once mocked now serves radio broadcasting astronomy and illuminated advertising while remaining the world’s tallest structure.
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ARIS
America
Alexandre Gustave Eiffel
Emile Antoine Bourdelle
Eiffel
France
Paris
Paris Tower Landmark Draws Travelers and Noted Engineer
Night flashes in bright letters about a French car as Paris landmarks lure American tourists each summer. The tower, a top attraction, offers panoramas for a few francs, while its famed designer, Elifel, left many works including Panama Canal sluice gates. He died in 1923, with towers and bridges among his legacies.
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Paris
Elifel
Dijon
Panama Canal
France
Hilfel
Woolworth
Washington Monument
Great Pyramid
St Paul's Cathedral
London
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Riverside
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Maine
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Okla
Southwest
Gordon W. Lille
Lillie
Knoxville
Tenn
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F. A. Schaad
Chronicle-Telegram
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L. C. Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
Rialto Theatre
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