Ohio Congregational Churches Mark Evolution in Lorain Open 69th Annual Convention
Elyria report on the sixty ninth annual meeting of the Congregational conference of Ohio. Delegates gathered at First Congregational church with greetings, a fellowship supper, and talks by Rev. J Fort Newton and Rev. J G Frazier. A gavel carved from historic Ohio churches symbolized enduring Congregational tenacity.
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Ohio Congregational Churches
Lorain
Convention
Elyria
Congregational Conference of
Ohio
First Congregational Church
Gates Room
J. Ort Newton
New York
Grace
J. G. Frazier
Cleveland
State Conference
J. H. Grant
J. Fort Newton
United States
Great Britain
France
William Wares Sharp
Grant
H. S. MacAyeal
Kron
New Duplex press boosts Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reach
The Elyria Chronicle Telegram debuts its Duplex Metropolitan Color Quad Press the first issue on the new machine prints up to 69 000 papers per hour four colors and two newspapers at once. The unit press weighs over sixty tons transported by three freight cars from Battle Creek Michigan and sits on a 10 foot 10 inch foundation built with twelve workers and $2000 in materials.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Metropolitan Color
Flyria
United States
Mlyria
New York Tribune
New York World
Chicago Tribune
Battle Creek
Mich
Duplex Printing Press Co
Elyria
Ok Otrrightening Of Legal Tangle In Elyria Court
Roy and Ora Neimeyer sue Grant Squires Joslantyn and Mary Wolehko over a fee deed and a $2000 mortgage placed on record. The case alleges a misfiled deed and two recorded mortgages totaling $1100 causing disadvantage to the Neimeyers. They seek court relief to straighten the tangle and amicably adjust the matters.
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Elyria
Roy
Oraviemeyer
Grant Squires
Joslantyn
Mary Wolehko
Jaintiff
Squires
Wolechko
Neimeyer
Passage of Emergency Tariff Bill Expected Today
Washington May 11 The emergency tariff bill, rewritten hourly, is set for a Senate jam through this afternoon with a substantial majority. The final vote on all amendments and the measure is due at 3 o'clock. All but two Republicans Moses and Keyes of New Hampshire are expected to back the bill.
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J. Bart Campbell
J. N.S
Washington
Senate
Moses and
Keyes
New Hampshire
McGannon Faces Perjury Charge Next Monday
William H. McGannon former chief justice of the municipal court was ordered to stand trial for perjury next Monday after physicians permitted his examination. He was released on bond posted by his mother Mrs Mary McGannon. Deputy Lyons reported the jailer took him to custody in bed and without clothes. he later dressed and was jailed. The court had accepted two physicians reports finding him competent to transact business.
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W. J. Huske
I. N.S
Cleveland
William H. McGannon
Florence . Allen
Timiediaté “de Fest
Dennis J. Lyons
Liberty bond prices listed for New York trading session
New York on May 11 reports opening liberty bonds with prices for series including 1 2s at 8.52, second 4s at 87.20, first 4 1-45 at 87.70, second 4 1-4s at 87.26, third 4-45 at 90.04, fourth 4 1-44s at 87.98 and victory 4 8-45 at 97.78.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
Ohio chiropractic convention opens at Southern Hotel
Columbus May 11 The Ohio chiropractic association opened its seventh annual convention at the Southern Hotel. Several hundred delegates are present.
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Columbus
Ohio Chiropractic Association
Hotel Southern
Officials Offer Settlement to Green Line Union Carmen
Elyria and other divisions vote on a company proposal after officials offered wage reductions. Union carmen say the vote will decide acceptance of arbitration as a path to settlement. a 15 percent compromise may be the target, though officials are unavailable for comment.
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Taken Line
Carmen
Blyria
Anad
Wooster
Elyria Union
Another Wife Sues for Divorce Over Cruelty
Neltie Murphy of Elyria files against E L Murphy alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She claims indolence failure to provide a home or steady work and says he has assaulted her dragged her by the hair and threatened to kill her. She seeks divorce temporary alimony and other relief.
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Elyria
Neltie Murphy
E. L. Murphy
Salvation Army Opens Two Week Evangelistic Campaign
Evangelist A B Carey leads a two week Salvation Army evangelistic drive opening with the message The New Birth. A good audience attended last night and five seekers came to the altar. Services continue nightly and the public is invited.
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Ellyria
Salvation Army
A. B. Carey
Painter Halts Runaway to Save Children on Oxford Street
Jay Jackson, painting Otis Alfield’s house on Oxford Street, leaped onto a speeding horse and wagon to halt the runaway. He gained control of the horse and likely prevented injuries to several children playing nearby. The horse belonged to Central Delivery Co.
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Klyria
Jay Jackson
Otis -Alfield
Oxford Street
Jackson
Central Delivery Co
Two Small Cases Heard Before Local Justice
Two small cases were filed in court this morning. One case appeals from Justice Worsley of Lorain, Elsie Resellar seeks $50 from Mike Salaron for one month’s board. The other suit by Wilson & Co. Chicago meat dealers against Anton Nebula of Jorain for $310.12 for meat sold and delivered.
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Elyrta
Justice Worsley
Lorain
Elsie Resellar
Mike Salaron
Wilson & Co
Chicago
Anton Nebula
Jorain
Union Labor By Big Majority Vote To Assist Unemployed
Elyria reports members of the local typographical union voted to levy a ten percent assessment on wages to support unemployed workers. The nationwide decision funds the forty four hour work week demand and runs from May 2 until further notice, intended to aid unemployed union members.
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Elyria
Typographical
International Typographical Union
Hts
Daree Orm
Township Treasurer Seeks Crabbe Act Fines Recovery
Elyria Township Treasurer Otto Mischka asked Prosecuting Attorney L W Webber to pursue action to reclaim one half of Crabbe Act fines from the two Elyria justices of the peace. He urged the trustees to authorize legal help to recover money he says is due to Elyria Township and not turned over by the county auditor. Mischka says audits show about 2,787.18 in fines reduced by the auditor and claims Elyria taxpayers were shorted. He cites jail detention charges at 60 cents a day for Crabbe Set fines.
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Wlyrya
Elyria
Otto Mischka
L. W. Webber
Elyria Township
Mischka
Dun Elyria Township
Justice of Thepence
Misehia
Blyria
Floria Township
Craboe
Delayed Mail Not Cause to Invalidate Rent Payment
Judge Redington ruled in Elyria that Federated Merchants Association versus Pekras and Sadaris involved a rent dispute for an East Broad Street store. The court found the rent paid on time despite a one day late arrival and barred the defendants from hindering the plaintiff's business operations.
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Elyria
Judge Thompson speeds up court work
Judge Thompson accelerated his morning docket by settling two cases and delivering two jury verdicts before hearing another. Joy Dobis vs Bany Jacobs settled for money, Charles Ferguson vs W Kalopos settled for real estate commission. Laura Beetler won $5000 in a jury verdict against Joe Dubi for injuries. another case for auto damages awarded $104.25. Knapp Unger & Knapp then proceeded to trial before the judge.
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Thompson
Joy Dobis
Bany Jacobs
Charles Ferguson
W. Kalopos
Real Estate Commission
Laura Beetller
Joe Dubi
Beetler
Oberlin Road
Dubi
Knapp, Unger & Knapp
Chicago Labor Leader Shot Outside Home
Chicago labor leader Anthans Pe Nrdrea, a politician from the nineteenth ward, was shot six times as he stepped from his automobile in front of his home. He was badly wounded and expected to die within hours according to reports this morning.
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Chicago
Anthans Pe Nrdrea
Hospital Notes Elyria Discharges and Addresses
Hospital notes record discharges including Mrs. Frank Elgart of 619 West River Street. Also listed are patients Mrs. Wheeler of 143 Cleveland Street and Mrs. Herbert Kriehbel.
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Elyria—Hospital
Frank Elgart
West River Street
Wheeler
Cleveland Street
Herbert Kriehbel
Toledo Bishop Named New Cleveland Diocese Leader
Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Toledo is appointed bishop of the Cleveland diocese to succeed the late Bishop John Patrick Farrelly. Vatican confirmation arrives. no installation date set and arrival in Cleveland undetermined.
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Cleveland
Joseph Schrembs
Toledo
John Patrick Farrelly
St. Johns
Vatican
Schrembs
County Medical Men Listen to Address by Cleveland Doctor
Lorain County Medical Association met at the Y W C A with physicians from Oberlin Amherst Wellington and Lorain. Dr B Smith formerly of Elyria spoke on Diseases of the Chest recounting wartime European army camp study and tuberculosis hospital work. Dr S V Burleigh of Lorain reported on the State Medical Association meeting in Columbus. A general discussion followed.
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Elyria
Lorain
State Medical Association
Columbus
New London Hubs Lawsuits Over Spencer Move
New London men face suits totaling 10000 to 25000 after the A. B. Rim Co. moved from Spencer to New London. The Spencer Metal Products Co. once prosperous, made steering wheels for cars and now inherits debts from the A. B. Rim Co. sued by creditors.
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Norwalk
New London
A. &B. Rim Co
Spencer
New Londoners
Spencer Metal Products Co
A. & B. Rim Co
Allied ultimatum calls for German disarmament and indemnity
The text outlines Allied demands for Germany to disarm all naval and military forces, hand war criminals to a trial court, and begin a large indemnity payment. The initial payment is set at one billion gold marks by June 1, with annual installments of two billion gold marks thereafter, plus a 25 percent export tax. The German government must issue tax free bonds secured by national resources bearing five percent interest.
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Germany
Cernuny
Germany to Accept All Terms and Sign Ultimatum
Berlin reports formal notification to the allies that Germany unreservedly accepts the entente terms. The new cabinet, sharing Versailles links, will begin meeting the demands. Key ministers include Dr. Wirth, Schiffer, Schmidt, Groener, Gessler, and Gustav Bauer amid mixed Reichstag views.
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Tl. N. S
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Dr. Wirth
Herr Schiffer
Herr’ Schmidt
General Groener
Herr Gessler
Treasury
Gustave Bauer
Reichstag
Davarians
Marine strike ends in survival of the fittest stance
Washington reports that hopes for a compromise to end the marine strike have been abandoned. W. S. Brown, head of the marine engineers, says it is now a struggle of survival of the fittest among the crews.
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Washington
W. 8. Brown
The
Marine Engineers
Elton Fined Five Dollars for Lake Avenue Speeding
A.L. Elton of Lake Ave Cleveland was fined $5 in police court Wednesday after being charged with speeding on Lake Avenue.
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Elyria
A. L. Elton
Lake Ava
Cleveland
Lake Avenue
Price Burke Refused Referendum Synopsis by State AG
Columbus May 11 Attorney General Price turned down a request by State Senator Burke to approve a synopsis for a Dunn emergency act referendum effort. The act is described as an emergency measure for immediate public peace and safety, exempting it from referendum, prompting Burke to seek mandamus action via Supreme Court of the state.
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Price Burke
Supreme Court OF State
Dunn
Attorney General
Jvra
T. C
Price
Burke
Smith
L. D. Hamlin
Elyria
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Newton
Metropolitan
M Gannon
Liberty Bonds
Chiropractors
MERT
Crabbe
Spencer Factory
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