Kentucky Guardsmen Round Up Mountaintop Battle Leaders
Washington reports President Harding refused a request for federal troops in West Virginia coal fields amid ongoing clashes along Tug river. Kentucky National Guards arrive at Williamson to round up leaders, arrest five men at Strong town, search for hidden arms caches, while reporting bodies found near Devon and Tug river.
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Washington
Harding
West Virginia
Sutherland
Morgan
Weeks
International News Service
Williamson
W. Va
Kentucky National Guards
Tug River Front
War Department
Strongtown
Kentucky
Richard Beverly
Pikeville
Beverly
Clarence Spender
Devon
Tug River
Chattaroy
Pinson
Merrimac
Matewen
Blackberry City
Auburn
Cincinnati
Ruggles Dance Fight Led to Fines for Vermilion Men
Vermilion residents Martin Strehle Thomas Banning and Chas Nichis faced deputy sheriff H Basset at Ruggles Beach during an arrest attempt last Friday night. Each man was fined 26 and costs by Municipal Judge Clark for interfering.
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William L. Mallabard
N. S
Sandusky
Martin Strehle
Thomas Banning
Chas. Nichis
Vermilion
H. Basset
Leidhiser
Uggles Beach
Wellington Man Dies After Long Illness
George Fehinder aged 67 died at Elyria Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon at 1:00. He had been in the hospital seven weeks. His home is Wellington where he leaves three others. The remains were taken to the East and Hearne Funeral Home on Third Street. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Elyria
George Fehinder
Elyria Memorial Ospital
Hospit
Wellington
Eas and
Hearne
Hird Street
Attanec E
Wreck of Hummer Trains Plotted, Officials Say
An official inquiry into the derailed Chicago and Alton train known as The Hummer was launched in Bloomington Illinois. Officials believe the wreck may have been a plot. The wreckage was cleared and tracks opened for through traffic. About twenty people were injured with several in serious condition. Fireman William Suttles was severely crushed and may die. Injured include Russell Gallagher and Harry Slater of Cleveland.
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Bloomington
Ill
Chicago and Alton
William Suttles
Russell Gallagher
Harry Slater
Cleveland
Local frost harms early tender vegetables
A moderate frost visited the area last night with reports of damage to early vegetables of the tender variety. Daytime sun cannot fully warm the air, and the season remains backward.
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Elyria
Grafton Tots Banned for Shoplifting Two Elyria Stores
Two girls aged ten and eleven from Grafton were detained by police for shoplifting at Elyria Dry Goods and C H Merth store. They were reprimanded, not prosecuted, and released by authorities after managers declined to press charges.
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Elyria
Grafton
Elyria Dry Goods
C. H. Merthe
Injunction Case Continued Until Monday May 23
Elyria The injunction suit of Superior Electric Co against local electrical union members was slated for this afternoon before Judge Redington. At torneys Stetson and Vandemark, hired by the union, requested a one week postponement with plaintiff’s consent. the injunction remains in effect until next Monday when Judge Redington will decide on permanency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Superior Electric Co
Daughter of ex governor Cox dies in Dayton
Helen Cox Mahoney 25 daughter of former Governor James M. Cox died this morning in Dayton from edema of the lungs after arriving from Oakwood. She was married to D. J. Mahoney an employee on Cox's newspaper. She leaves a brother James in Dayton and another John with her mother Mrs Richard Lee in New York. Burial set for Tuesday at 2 p m.
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Dayton
Helen Cox Mahoney
James M. Cox
Sturday
Oakwood
Richard Lee
New York
D. J. Mahoney
Cox
James
John
Mahoneys
Another Husband Is Charged With Failure to Work
Ida Szasz files for divorce from Frank Szasz citing gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She alleges abuse on May 7, theft of money and stocks totaling 2300, and removal of belongings at 220 West River Street, seeking injunction, divorce and alimony. Mary Broadbent seeks divorce from Leo Broadbent on gross neglect and adultery amid idle, unhelpful behavior.
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Elyria
Ida Szasz
Frank Szasz
West River Street
Mary Broadbent
Leo Broadbent
Two Plead Guilty As Court Opens In Elyria
In Elyria the criminal court opened with no jury trials. Elmer Cunningham pled guilty to non support of his three minor children and received a six month sentence in the Toledo workhouse. Vanc Hamilton pled guilty to receiving stolen property and was sent to the Ohio penitentiary.
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Elyria
Redington
Elmer Cunningham
Sheffield
Cunningham
Toledo
Vanc’ Hamilton
Ohio
Webber
Ohio Assembly Ends Session Without Tax Plan
The eighty fourth Ohio assembly largely finished work after a long session. They enacted a debt limitation law and a companion measure on suspending the 1 per cent tax, but did not resolve the general taxation issue. The Senate plans to reconvene May 27. a potential special session hinged on the finance bill.
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Columbus
Eighty-Fourth Assembly
Ohio
Beetham
House
Senate
Gov. Brown
Davis
Assembly
Heirs Reach Amicable Settlement On Will Dispute
A jury ruled the late Philip Biden could not have made a valid will. The heirs agreed to a fair settlement without defense or contest, and the matter was resolved amicably in court.
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Elyria
Philip Biden
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Elyria admissions include Robert Miller of 988 West Avenue. Discharges feature Frances McMullen of 221 South Main Street Oberlin Earl S Kerr Wellington Doward Henry 223 Fairlawn Avenue Miss Agnes Rainey 120 West Bridge Street Mrs Mary Bright and baby Vox 13 Bates Road Rocky River Mrs Mary Youngeberg and baby LaGrange Mrs Florence Mason and baby 127 Parkview Court Mrs Ellen Wilhelmy and baby Tersle Alhert and infant son 502 Dewey Avenue
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Elyria
Robert Miller
West Avenue
Frances McMullen
South Main Street
Oberlin
Earl S. Kerr
Wellington
Doward Henry
Fairlawn Avenue
Agnes Rainey
West Bridge St
Mary Bright
Vox
Bates Road
Rocky River
Mary Youngeberg
LaGrange
Florence , Mason
Parkview Court
Ellen Wilhelmy
Tersle Alhert
Dewey Avenge
Mayor Asaph R. Jones Files Petition for renomination
Elyria reports Mayor Asaph R. Jones filed his petition to seek renomination on the Republican ticket at the August 9 primaries. The filing comes with Jones enjoying strong popularity amid discussion of possible opposition and ongoing city issues including water works and gas rates. Democrats have not filed any municipal petitions, while township petitions are due sixty days before the November election.
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Elyria
Asaph R. Jones
Lorain County
Lorain
Jones
Sweet
James A. Hewitt
Anning
Elysief
Lorain County World War II Dead List Published
Ninety six Lorain county youths paid the supreme sacrifice in the late world war in the army forces, with seven officers killed or died of wounds or disease. The register’s department provides the first accurate list of those who failed to return, including deaths in training camps, prison camps, and in action, with fatalities distributed among Lorain, Elvine, Amherst, Oberlin, and other towns.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Register’s Department
Navy
Marines
Oberlin
Amherst
North Ridgeville
Wellington
Lorain
Elvine
Grafton
Ripton
Avon
Ridgeville
Belden
TaGrange
Reach Park
National Guard
National Army
War Department
State Will Ask Death Penalty For Papra
Cleveland March 16 Sam Pu pera confessed member of a bandit gang that killed Wilfred C Sly and George K Fanner in a payroll robbery December 31. Papra goes on trial today on a first degree murder charge. Prosecutor E C Stanton will seek the death penalty and introduce two confessions, one written and one verbal.
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Cleveland
Mar
Sam Pupera
Wilfred C. Sly
George K. Fanner
Lewis Mercantile Co expands art department in Elyria
The Lewis Mercantile Co. relocates its art department from the first floor to the fourth floor in Elyria, stating the move makes it the most complete and comparable with those in the largest cities.
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Elyria
Lewis Mercantile Co
Finny Stock in Park Fountain for Public Viewing
Elyria reports a park fountain now stocked by the State fish and game car after a stop at the station. About 200 fish of crappies black bass white bass rock bass bull heads catfish gar fish a large sturgeon and other varieties were placed in the fountain for public viewing and study.
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Elyria
State Fish and Game Car
Three Dogs Die in Elyria Police Probe
Police hold three dead dogs found on Gulf Street Monroe Street and Broad Street. Some animals were shot after suspected poisoning as officials investigate possible foul play.
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Elyria
Gulf Street
Monroe Street
Broad St
Kind Neighbors Welcome Findleys Home With Prank
Elyria report notes attorney Guy Findley and wife returned from four months in Florida. They traveled by auto with many fishing and hunting stories, mostly at Clear Water Beach. Neighbors greeted them with a spotless house a welcome cake and a well staged pillow face prank intended to frighten Mrs Findley.
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Elyria
Guy Findley
Florida
Clear Water Beach
Damages for Daughter’s Death Sought in Auto Crash Case
A petition alleges Tifford’s automobile, driven by his brother in law C L Whidden, caused injuries leading to a daughter’s death after hospitalization. It claims the engine was out of order and out of control with negligent driving and carelessness cited.
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Tifford
C. L. Whidden
Tufford
Odd Fellows Conduct Rites for Dr Grabill in Elyria
The Odd Fellows led the funeral for Dr J F Grabill 67 from his Second Street home Sunday afternoon with over 100 Odd Fellows and other mourners present. Private services followed at Ridgelawn cemetery and many floral tributes were sent.
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Elyria
Odd Fellows
J. F. Grabill
Second St
Ridgelawn Cemetery
War Department corrections on draft evader lists
The War Department announced four errors in the recent draft evader lists. Names wrongly included include Stanley Harrison French of Brooklyn Alfred Daniel Brazil New York Howatt H Millinson with no address and William Sutherland Bacon of Macomb Illinois.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Stanley Harrison French
Brooklyn
Alfred Daniel Brazil
New York
Howatt H. Millinson
William Sutherland Bacon
Macomb
Crossing Tenders Report On Traffic In Elyria
The New York Central completed a seven day traffic census at Elyria railroad crossings. Mill street crossing tender reports counts over the period of 30 972 foot passengers 2222 automobiles 889 horse drawn vehicles 298 passenger and express trains 195 freight engines and 156 single engines.
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Hlyria
New York Central
Mill Street
Wanted Cow and Calf Removed From Garden
Elyria reports a cow and calf raiding the garden on West River Street. Mrs. Henry Schmauch asked police to remove the animals and hold them for damages. the pair vanished before officers could respond.
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Elyria
Henry Schmauch
West River Street
Oberlin to Penfield Medina highway plans advance
The article details planned road improvements from Lorain to Oak Point and Oberlin to Pittafield township with widening and rebuilding of two thirds of a mile in Huntington township. It notes 112 miles of highway work on the Penfield Medina route, plus Cottesbrook road work from the bridge to West Avenue. Elyria will extend improvements toward Middle Avenue on the Oberlin road. Brick paving progress near Oberlin indicates completion by mid summer, with highway work by county and state aimed for late fall.
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Lorain
Oak Point
Lake
Oberlin
Pittafield
Huntington Township
Penfield-Medina
Cottesbrook Road
West Avenue
Officer Shot by Gangsters Near Luna Park in Cleveland
Special Policeman Harry C. McGrath was shot near Luna Park in Cleveland by two young gangsters. They escaped in an automobile, and McGrath was rushed to a hospital where he lay near death.
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Cleveland
Harry C. McGrath
Luna Park
McGrath
Thirty Die in Milan Election Riots across Italy
In Milan on May 16, thirty persons were killed and 150 wounded as fascists and communists clashed in ballot centers. While cities saw calm voting, smaller towns experienced street battles amid the general election.
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International News Service
Milan
Dance Ordinance May Be Threshed Out By Council
Elyria notes a proposed dance ordinance banning dances of a suggestive nature and most modern dances. The Yellow Line franchise may also be discussed at the city council meeting this evening.
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Elyria
Yellow Line
Lone Drunk Fined in Police Court
Elyala Loui Reneek was fined £35 and costs on a charge of intoxication in police court at Tomday.
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Elyala—Loui Reneek
Lost City Suit Seeks $50,000 in Cleveland Court
A resident filed a civil action in a Cleveland court seeking fifty thousand dollars. The suit cites intent and maiming related to an incident connected to a local business or property in Elyria and involves named parties including Levis Doltvien and Robert Young.
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Elyria
Levis Doltvien
City
United Court
Cleveland
Robert Young
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