Thurles Mayor Morgan Addresses Irish Question
Lord Mayor Morgan of Thurles speaks on Ireland as a republic and attacks religious divides as British propaganda. He cites Protestant majorities and long home rule leadership, condemns British actions in Ireland, and calls for withdrawal of British troops and recognition of an Irish republic.
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Elyr
Morgan
Thurles
Ireland
Hell
London
Aing
Belgium
Irish Republic
Chick Evans Seeks British Golf Title on Second Venture
American amateur Chick Evans sails to Europe for a second shot at the British championship starting May 23 at Hoylake. His famous smile faces the challenge without his trusted putter as supporters hope he delivers a memorable fight for American golf enthusiasts.
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Chick Evans
Europe
Chick
Hoylake
General Phonograph Company Fight to Be Tried Monday Morning
In Elyria a dispute between executives of the General Phonograph Company leads to a police court hearing Monday morning. John Smith was arrested for assault and battery after a joke that escalated. Foreman suffered a scalp wound and a finger laceration.
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Elyria
Emoges
Mondy
John Smith
Harlegs
Foreman
Nith
English Clergy Seeks Irish Peace Plan With De Valera Visit
English Catholic clergy join the Irish peace effort as prelates discuss inviting Eamonn De Valera to London to canvass a settlement. De Valera, amid Ulster talks with Sir James Craig, signals a communal Ireland approach while Ulster unionists propose a joint constituent assembly after elections to northern and southern parliaments.
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William J. Mallabar
I. N
London
Cardinal Bourne
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Ireland
Ulster
DeValera
Irish Independent
James Craig
Ulster Unionists
Dublin
Northern Ireland
Southern Ireland
Belfast
Boerim seeks divorce citing wife known as Dago Rose
Boerim files answer and cross petition in Lorain divorce case against Philomena Boerin aka Dago Rose. He accuses her of being an inmate and proprietress of a bawdy house at 2104 East 28th Street, says she has been arrested several times and that living together is untenable.
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Elya
Vasile Boerim
Philomena Boerin
Dago Rose
East 28Th Street
Lorain
Liberty Bonds Prices By Type And Series In New York
Opening liberty bonds figures show market values for several series. The 3 1-25 bond trades at 89.10, second 4s at 53.30, first 4 1-45 at 87.60, second 4 1-45 at 87.38, third 4 1-48 at 90.86, fourth 4 1-45 at 87.46, and victory bonds at 94.00.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Victory
Features of Sunday Chronicle Telegram
The Sunday Chronicle Telegram promises a wide array of county features including society pages with lodge history and officers, the Boys Band of Elyria, Salvation Army activity in Elyria, and rich Lorain county reporting. It touts foreign news and feature sections matching big city papers.
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Ose
Elyria
Iit
Salvation Army
Lorain
Lorain County
Chronicle-Telegram
Citiem
Asalav
Americans Join Ireland's Army
London reports that many Irish Americans who were U S army officers in World War I have arrived in Ireland to join the Irish Republican Army. Some were training for ambush fighting and the command is said to be forming a squadron composed exclusively of Irish Americans.
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London
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Irish Republican Army Command
Ladies Douse Grass Fire with Brooms
Local women used brooms to extinguish a grass fire near Boston avenue before the fire department arrived. Police say boys playing with matches started the blaze and residents reported the incident Friday afternoon.
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Elyria
Boston Avenue
Arron Trolley Men Vote on Returning to Work
May 7 noon announcement from the motormen and conductors union says a 3 PM vote of the men will decide if they resume work. A conference with Patrick Shea and two international officers and A C Blinn of the N O T is planned for 3 PM that afternoon.
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ARRON
Motormen and Conductors’ Union
Patrick Shea
A. C. Blinn
Blinn
Backus Is Warm On Their Trail
Sheriff Backus arrested Clyde T Armstrong in Niles Ohio on a secret indictment after a chase from Elyria to San Francisco and Anderson Indiana then back to Ohio. Armstrong admitted non-support pled guilty and posted 1000 bond to support his child. Edward Laux of Amherst also pleaded guilty to non support and posted 1900 bond with 10 weekly payments arranged.
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Elyria
Backus
Clyde T. Armstrong
Niles
Ohio
Armstrong
San Francisco
Anderson
Ind
Edward Laux
Amherst
Hospital Notes Elyria Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Edward Henry 223 Fairlawn Ave Mrs Luctle Barsey 202 Harwood St Donald Hutchinson Oberlin Miss Loris Parmelee 116 Hamilton St Mrs N P Pickle 501 Cleveland St MMs Neilie Post 512 Park Ave Discharged Mrs Minnie Williams 1395 East Ave Miss Paarl Oafés in Tatmanean Ulee Ean.
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Elyria
Edward Henry
Fairlawn Avenue
Luctle Barsey
Harwood Street
Donald Hutchinson
F. D
Oberlin
Loris Parmelee
Hamilton Street
N. P Pickleasimer
Cleveland Street
Mms Neilie Post
Park Avenue
Minnie Williams
East Avenue
Paarl Oafés
Tatmanean
Ulee Ean
Burke Opens Fight On Emergency Bill
Senator engages the secretary of state over a referendum as legal action looms and attorney general consultation follows. Court action seems probable according to remarks and procedural steps outlined.
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Burke
Narrow Escape of Aviator at Oberlin
Oberlin aviator R W Lowell escaped serious injury after his new big yellow bi plane struck a strong air current and clipped an elm tree. Debris littered South Main near Laura Lake’s home as the plane fell on George Hallouer’s garden. The engine survived but damaged. Lowell was treated at Oberlin hospital and discharged. The aircraft was insured.
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Oberlin
R. W. Lowell
George Hallouer
Laura Lake
Mita Pitts
South Main
Allen & Haylers
Oberlin Hospital
County buys five ton truck for road work
Elyria area officials report purchase of a five ton White truck from Thornberg Sales Co Lorain for 5500 dollars. This marks the second such purchase by the county in two years for road maintenance use.
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Elyria
Thornberg Sales Co
Lorain
Labor Prepares Annual Reports for AFL Convention
The AFL executive council in Cincinnati on May 7 focused on perfecting its annual report ahead of the international convention in Denver. President Gompers said the report will address fundamental labor rights and general people, with a likely recommendation for stricter immigration restrictions.
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Cincinnati
The
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Gompers
Federation
Attorney Resek’s Double Ownership Predicament in Lorain
Lorain attorney Resek finds himself renting from both William G Sharp and the Central Bank Co after Sharp sold part of his building. He must secure approval from both owners for repairs and pays rent to each.
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Elyria
Resek
Lorain
William G Sharp
The
Central Bank Co
Sharp
City Purchases Police Patrol Vehicle
ELYRIA The board of control awards the patrol contract to the Dunn agency for an Economy Speed truck. The chassis costs 1300 dollars and the old patrol wagon top will be installed on the new chassis. Delivery is expected in about six weeks.
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Elyria
Board of Control
Auto Police
Dunn
Germany Still Minus Cabinet As Indemnity Ultimatum Looms
Berlin May 7 Germany remained without a cabinet with four days left to accept or reject the allied indemnity ultimatum. Ambassador Mayer Kaufbeuren to France was due in Berlin. Reports say the chancellorship and foreign minister post may be attract ed in the ambassadorial reshuffle.
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Berlin
Germany
Herr Mayer-Kaufbeuren
France
Ebert
Aav
Burke seeks referendum on Dunn emergency act details
U S Staff Correspondent reports Senator Burke Elyria Republican asks Secretary of State Smith to declare petition blank sizes for a referendum on the Dunn emergency act reorganizing state departments. Smith declines pending AG Price advice as Burke and allies prepare to seek court action to challenge constitutionality and authorize referendum steps.
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U. S
Columels
Secretary of
Smith
L. D. Hamlin
Elyria
J. F.burke
International News Service
Columbus
Johan J. Burke
Republican
L D. Fiamlin
Burke
Dunn Ad
Price
Bender
Cuyahoga
Endly
Richland County
Reynolds
Cuyahoga County
Senate
Secretary of State
Sia
HSE U
W. A. Alexander
Warren
A. N Wilcox
Paulding
Republican State Central Committee
Squires
Sanders
Dempsey
Cleveland
Republican State Committee
Elyria Woman Sues City Railroad Over 200000 Damages
Mrs Grace L Meacham sues the City of Elyria New York Central Railroad and D W Baird for 200000 damages claiming permanent disfigurement after an auto crash near East Bridge Street undercut caused by alleged negligence.
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Elyria
Grace L. Meacham
New York Central Railroad
D. W. Baird
Elyria Boys
Cleveland
Riverview Park Opens Season With Amusements and Fireworks
Elyria Riverview Park formerly the fairgrounds opened for the season on Saturday. The Greenwood Social Club and Oberlin AC hosted a baseball game as the main event with booths dancing roller skating and rides such as a ferris wheel and miniature railroad also debuting. An elaborate fireworks display was planned for the evening with no ground admission this year.
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Elyria
Riverview Park
Fairgrounds
Greenwood
Oberlin AC
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Albert G. Sprague 21 a Wellington fireman wed Elnora Tarry 16 of Elyria under Justice Hughes. Oscar Starnes 23 a Lorain brakeman married Rozaltha Tremain 18 a clerk under Rev Newcomer. Walter Lewis 25 damonatrat
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Albert G. Sprague
Wellington
Elnora Tarry
Elyria Justica Hughes
Oscar Starnes
Rozaltha Tremain
Clerk
Lorain
Newcomer
Walter Lewis
Damonatrat
Fehrenbach Ministry Quits Over Indemnity Deadlock
The German Cabinet led by Chancellor Fehrenbach resigns amid deadlock in indemnity talks with the Allied Supreme Council. An official statement denies a new reparations offer to the Allies and confirms no foundation for such a report.
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Fehrenbach
Allied Supreme Council
Berlin
Germany
Girl’s testimony sends Defiance man to jail for year
May Fort, a sixth grade pupil, testified that Harry Hatfield met her weekly for nearly two years at the schoolhouse. Judge O W Palmer sentenced the 39 year old to one year in the Toledo workhouse after the testimony and disclosures of Hatfield’s estranged wife who named a “young girl” in the case.
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Harry Hatfield
Toledo
O. W. Palmer
May Fort
Hatfield
Former Cleveland Woman Kills Husband in New Orleans
Frederick D. Levee, a Los Angeles attorney, was shot and killed by his wife at the busy corner of St. Charles and Gravier streets in New Orleans. The shooter, a former Cleveland court stenographer, opened fire at 10 16 a m as thousands fled for shelter.
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New Orleans
Frederick D. Levee
Los Angeles
Cleveland, Ohio
St. Charles and
Gravier Streets
Butcher Sullivan Fined for Driving While Intoxicated
Elyria Lloy d Smith Sullivan O butcher fined 25 dollars and costs in police court after pleading guilty to driving an automobile while intoxicated. Police reports say a truck crowding in a ditch prompted calls, with Smith admitting drink from cider and an empty jug and a 22 caliber revolver found in the vehicle.
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Elyria
Lloyd Smith
Sullivan
Butcher
Smith
Lorain
Two Divorces Granted by Judge Redington This Morning
Judge Redington granted two divorces this morning. Myrtle Warner of Amherst was divorced from Alfred Warner on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. James Toth of Lorain was divorced from Julia Toth for gross neglect. evidence showed her refusal to join him in this country despite his money and a trip to Hungary.
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Redington
Clonan Pleads Not Guilty to Reckless Driving Charge
In Elyria police court Clonan pleaded not guilty to reckless driving. Officer Brown described Clonan as disrespectful during the incident as he attempted to leave.
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Elyria
Clonan
Brown
Green Line pay dispute stalls after all‑day Cleveland talks
Officials of Cleveland Columbus and Southwestern Electric Co and union carmen representatives remained deadlocked after a seven hour session in Cleveland. The group rejected a 20 percent wage cut and backed arbitration by a near unanimous vote. About 234 motormen and conductors on Green Line were affected. The meeting adjourned to Monday in Cleveland.
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Elyria
Cleveland, Columbus and Southwestern Electric Co
Union Carmen
Cleveland
Tragic Wreck Kills Four Boy Players Injures Seven
In Canton on May 7 a Wheeling & Lake Erie train struck a auto carrying New Baltimore boys en route to Hartville. Four boys died and seven were injured aged nine to sixteen. Names of deceased and injured listed with ages and guardians.
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Canton
County and Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
New Baltimore
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Hartville
Former railroad foreman fined for obscene pictures
Elyria that Jim Dann former Taltimore and Ohio section foreman was fined five dollars and costs in mayor Jones court Saturday on the charge of carrying obscene pictures. The pictures showed nude women and police report the photographs have disappeared, leaving a mystery.
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Elyria
Jim Dann
Taltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jones
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes next week
The Weather Bureau forecasts a chance of local rains in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region. Temperatures are expected to be normal in the first half of the week and fair and cool conditions in the latter half.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Labor Donated To Build Police Widow's House
Youngstown reports a local businessman gave 200 to Police Chief Wat kins to buy a lot for a widow of Patrolman Warren who was killed this week. The Trades Council members on strike volunteered to contribute labor and some donated lot and materials to complete a home from foundation to roof.
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Youngstown
James Watkins
Alexander R. Warren
Warren
Build of Trades Council
Walker Given Back Salary in Lorain Case
Judge Redington ordered City Clerk Patterson of Lorain to pay Lieutenant Walker 1616.51 immediately. Walker had sued to compel payment of salary after serving as acting chief during Chief Singh’s suspension and claimed to be chief at one point. The auditor had refused payment pending court status, leaving Walker unpaid for nearly a year.
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Elyria
Redington
Patterson
Lorain
Walker
Sing
Civil suits entered upon court docket in Elyria
Suit was filed today by H. H. Neptune against Carroll Automobile Co of Lorain seeking 900.15 on a note. Louis Rebechek also seeks judgment against executors of C. P. Chapman on an account totaling 6591.60.
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Elyria
H. H. Neptune
Carroll Automobile Co
Lorain
Louis Rebechek
Agwnust
George Schon
L. A. van Clief
C. P. Chapman
Elyria Township Seeks Half of Crabbe Act Fines
Elyria Township Trustees urge Prosecuting Attorney L. H. Webber to action to ensure the township receives its one half share of Crabbe Act fines collected by Justices J. D Hughes and S. J. George. The move could recover hundreds of dollars for road improvements amid financial strain.
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Elyria
Elyria Township
Otto Mischka
John Langton
L. H. Webber
Mischka
Lorain County
Ohio
Anison
Justice of the Peace
J. D Hughes
S. J. George
Crabbe
Eilyria
Elyria T
Justines J
Hughea
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Echventart
Sullivan Butcher
Judge Redington
Green Line
Howard Baxter
Albert Baxter
Albert Chain
Frank Chain
Paul Kannal
Ira Kannal
Nayce
Paul Kannall
Harold Shriner
Henry Shriner
Millard Shriner
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Driver
Melvin Zellars
Arthur Zellars
Kenneth
Robert Cole
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Bernard Bixler
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