Elyria水供水改进需资三百六十万项引发会谈
Morris Knowles工程公司代表在市政特别会议上宣布完成水务改进所需金额约360000美元而非初始的50万美元至75万美元区间。会议列席者包括市长、律师、工程师及多名官员。指出完成当前工程仅需再增两英里管线，使系统覆盖至Penfield Junction以南一英里半范围，并评估未来人口增长可能带来两个较小支线的扩展可能性。现阶段水厂四至六座过滤次结构计划有望节省7.5万美元，预计日用水量约为300万加仑。
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
1
All Unionmen Employed on New Building in Elyria
William Stolzenburg announced to a Chronicle Telegram reporter that his Park Avenue project for Henry Stolzenburg will hire only union men at union wages and operate as a closed shop. He plans to take on any contract with the same union-only labor policy. East Side reports say thirty houses on Eastern Heights are in the works with a contractor to employ only union labor and maintain amicable union relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
William Stolzenburg
Park Avenue
Henry Stolzenburg
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain Mayor Charged With Criminal Libel
Lorain mayor W F Grall was indicted by a special grand jury and served with a criminal libel warrant in Elyria. The alleged article appeared in The Lorain Citizen on March 5 affecting city officials including the city solicitor, police prosecutor and chief of police. Five policemen face bribery indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
W. F. Grall
Elyria
William F. Grall
Lornin Citzen
Grall
William H. Johnson
Er. E. Price
C. R. Mead
C. E. VanDeusen
A. C. Calhoon
A. A. King
Lorain Citizen
Criminal Court of
Opera Guilty Faces Chair in Payroll Holdup Case
Sam era, convict in a payroll holdup that killed Wilfred C. Sly and K. Tanner at Tanner Manufacturing, faces execution by electric chair. Four West and eight men deliberated since day one, making him the second gang member convicted. Motto was found guilty yesterday, and Jows er, called the Toledo, awaits trial. Other gang members remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Huske
Leveland
Samera
Electric
Wilfred C. Slyd
Dober
Opera
Gang of Six
Motto
Jowser
Toledo
Wilfred G. Sly
Ge K. Fanner
Tanner Manufacturing Com
Stock market slightly steadies with mixed shifts
In New York May 20 the stock market opened with minor gains and losses. American Linseed rose after a dividend, while American Smelting moved up and Atlantic Gulf slipped. Washington also saw a shift as a public health service investigation was ordered by the Senate Finance Committee led by Senator Penrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
Atlantic Gulf
Health Service
Shington
Ainy
Can
Senate Finance
Penrose
Repubican
Nia
Meed
Financial ruin threat to British labor unions
London May 20 British labor leaders warn that unions face bankruptcy from benefit payments amid the 50 day mine strike. Derbyshire strikers report meager weekly sums while the federation of miners and other unions may collapse if the stoppage continues. Ocean stewards at Liverpool split from the maritime union and form a new association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Derbyshire
Federation of Miners
Roberts
British Labor Party
Great Britain
Ocean Song
Liverpool
Maritime Union
Alleged Bomb Thrower Held Without Bond
Giussene De Filipis a Bayonne truck man charged with complicity in the Wall Street explosion last September will be taken to Newark for arraignment on a federal warrant. He has been positively identified by three witnesses as seen in Watstront before the blast and is held in Cen tary confinement awaiting removal as DOJ agents probe ties to Tito Luigi arrested in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayonnt
N. J
Giussene de Fils
Wall Street
Newark
de Filipis
Watstront
Department of Justice
Tito Luigi
Scranton
Governor Enjoying Fishing Near Sandusky
Governor Davis along with Floyd Waite and other guests fish the Sandusky area as visitors of the Castalia Trout Club and the Peloe Island Fishing Club in Columbus. The outing includes State Wish and Game Warden A. Daxter and State Senator Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sandusky
Davis
Floyd 0 Waite
A.on Daxter
Atwood
Castala Trout Club
Sanlusky
Peleoe Island
Washington Mourns Chief Justice Howard White
Flags at half mast mark national sorrow over the death of Chief Justice Howard Douglas White. A state funeral is planned for tomorrow with President Harding leading the official procession and many high officials attending the service in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howard Douglas White
Ychief
Harding
More Divorce Cases Started for Trial
Elyria report states Affie L. Butterworth of Lorain filed for divorce from Harry Butterworth alleging jealousy and abuse. She claims he hath insulted her and has provided only one pair of shoes and a skirt since marriage. She seeks divorce alimony and restoration of her maiden name Effie L Ichneon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Affie L. Butterworth
Lorain
Harry Butterworth
Effie L. Ichneon
No Americans Among Three New Cardinals Named for June
Rome May 20 A Vatican consistory is set for June 40 in which three cardinals will be created. None of the three is American. Former Queen Amelie of Portugal was received by Pope Benedict XVI on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Amelie
Portugal
Benedict
Kaiser Not Aware of Auto Accident Distress in Elyria
Mrs. Frank Kaiser and a companion drove from the scene of a door strike that injured Mrs. Harry Pomeroy. They did not realize the incident until home, apologized, and notified police after learning of the injure. Mrs. Kaiser, a careful driver, objects to publicity of alleged recklessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Frank Kaiser
Harry Pomeroy
Lake Avenue
New Jurors Chosen for Monday Service
Elyria reports a new panel selected for jury duty for Monday May 23. The list includes Henry Heidrich Jim Armitage J F Allen Oscar Haserodt Elyria Otto Witt George Rice Amherst Fred Burgett TD Burke JW Krebs John Gibson Herman Sissig WJ Moriarty WA Holty Tanes Bratton Walter Wright Lorain Frank Bates Kipton William Rennie Eaton Henry Pratt Oberin Arthur Falkner Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Henry Heidrich
Jim Armitage
J. F. Allen
Oscar Haserodt
Otto Witt
George Rice
Amherst
Fred Burgett
T D. Burke
J W Krebs
John Gibson
Herman Sissig
W. J Moriarty
W A. Holty
Tanes Bratton
Walter Wright
Lorain
Frank Bates
Kipton
Bandits seize whiskey truck in Colerain Ave holdup
Eight bandits in two touring cars staged a morning robbery in Cincinnati on May 20, seizing a truck with 210 cases of whiskey. They forced the driver into a bandit car and sped away, with the liquor cart left in Colerain avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Colerain Avenue
Firemen Save Farm Home as Barn and Hay Burn
Elyria reports the chemical truck squad under Captain Hess saved the home of F. F. Rice, a hen house and two sheds from a fire that destroyed the $3,000 barn and about $2,000 worth of hay, grain and machinery. The blaze, likely from spontaneous hay mow combustion, started on Oberlin road near Green Mile car barns and spread before the Elyria department arrived. The Rice family, neighbors, and the chemical crew battled embers to prevent further loss, with the barn gear and a new $125 disc saved by heroic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Hess
Sranary
F. F. Rice
Oberlin
Beck
Elyria Fire Department
Rice
Liquor Toter Pleads Guilty in Elyria Fine Hits $500
John Lemanowicz proprietor of a Fodi street drink stand pleaded guilty to possessing illegally interleaved liquors before May or Jones. He was fined $500. Antone Gustsie, detained after police seized a half pint of booze, was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
John Lemanowicz
Fodi Street Loop
Jones
Antone Gustsie
Harvey declares US will not join league of nations
London May 20 Colonel George Harvey American ambassador to England delivered a decisive address at a Pilgrims club dinner stating the United States will not enter the league of nations or any commission connected to it. He asserted the present government cannot participate without betraying its creators and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
League of Nations
George Harvey
England
Pilgrims Club
United State
Harvey
Brooks Found Guilty of Intended Robbery
Elyria court found Guy Brooks guilty of assault with intent to rob after a brief jury deliberation. The verdict came yesterday afternoon and closes the week’s criminal cases. John Peter Hashig’s theft of an auto is set for trial next Monday with associates Carleton Jackson and Raymond Taylor awaiting reformatory placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ury
Guy Brooks
Steve Bonner
Lorain
John Peter
Hashig
Carleton Jackson
Raymond Taylor
Reformatory
Marion plant closes in Marion for an indefinite period
The Marion plant of the J. C. Newman Co. stopped operations Thursday for an indefinite period. The factory employed about fifty workers, compared with a normal staff of 125. The site is owned by Cleveland capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
J. C. Newman Cie Company
Cleveland Capital
Boy Run Over by Car In Front Of Home
Julius Laskey six of 341 West River street was struck by a car driven by A L Vedder 111 Fremont street in front of his home Thursday afternoon. Vedder said the boy ran into the rear fender and stopped to help before leaving the scene. Rushed to Memorial hospital the boy is in serious condition with internal injuries and possible rib or intestinal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Julius Lasky
West River Street
Laskey
A. L. Vedder
Fremont Street
Vedder
Young Lasky
R. G. Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Amherst Marshall nabbed colored man in Elyria theft
James Parks pleaded not guilty in police court to burglary and larceny for stealing $22 worth of candy from E L Stevens at Riversiew Park. He was arrested Thursday in Amherst by Marshall Wiliam Miler after being found with the candy along railroad tracks. Sheriff N D Faeckus and Police Chief E J Stankard recovered the prisoner. the Stevens stand was burgled Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
James Parks
E L Stevens
Riversiew Park
Parks
Amherst
Marshall Wiliam Miler
N D Faeckus
E J. Stankard
Stevens
Officer Babcock Surrenders After Indictment Found
Elyria report states Lorain police officer William Babcock prepared to surrender upon learning of an indictment against him. He went to the sheriff's office and agreed to appear in court next Monday morning. He refused to discuss the charges and returned to Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain
William Babcock
Sheriff's Office
Sheriffs Office
Two More Indictments Found by Grand Jury
The last grand jury returned two more indictments. Peter Knowner of Lorain is charged with rape of Mary Vanda Konka, 15. Frank Gro is charged with robbery and receiving stolen property. he was arrested by the sheriff in West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyrita
Peter Knowner
Mary Vanda Konka
Lorain
Frank Gro
West Virginia
Mrs Paul Mischka Dies at Cleveland
Otto Mischka of the Chronicle Telegram reports the death of his brother Paul Mischka's wife in Cleveland after a lengthy illness. She was 44. Several relatives from Elyria and Amherst will attend the funeral services tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Otto Mischka
Chronicle-Telegram
Paul Mischka
Cleveland
Flyria
Amherst
Highways Conference Aims To Align State and County Work
Elyria district superintendent Harwood Lersch and county surveyor C M Theobald attend a Columbus conference with the Ohio state highway department. State Highway Commissioner Leon D Herrick calls for better county input to raise the highway system standards. Topics include estimates construction maintenance repairs financial conditions trunk road policy detours and lease use of maintenance trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Harwood Lersch
C. M. Theobald
Columbus
State Highway Department
Leon D. Herrick
Norwalk
New East Broad Street Theater Under Rapid Construction
Work on the East Broad street theater beside Gala bowling alleys advances steadily with iron work and tiling for the spacious end in place. Barricaded from view, the project progresses faster than street observers realize and will add a notable recreation point to Elyria upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
East Broad Street
Mingo County Declared In Insurrection
Governor Morgan issues a proclamation declaring Mingo County West Virginia in a state of insurrection war and riot with martial law in effect the proclamation specifies the emergency and authorizes military control amid disorder in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W Va
Morgan
Mingo County
Italians Will Arm Germans In Upper Silesia
Berlin May 20 twelve thousand Germans have been concentrated in Breslau district to fight Polish insurgents and a large counter offensive is expected within days. Between one and two thousand volunteers arrive daily from Germany and other parts of Upper Silesia. The men lack arms but reports say the Italian commander in Upper Silesia promised to supply arms and ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Mason
1. N
Berlin
Bresleau
Upper Silesia
Breslau
Germany
Canadian to Attend Moscow Labor Session
Edmonton Alberta May 20 Joseph Knight a leader in Canadian labor will represent Canada at the forthcoming meeting of the third international in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Edmonton
Alberta
Joseph Knight
Third International
Farmers to enter big terminal markets in Ohio
A May 20 conference of 405 farmers' cooperative elevators in Ohio decided to buy the Union Elevator at Cleveland as the first step toward terminal markets. The facility, with about 2,000,000 bushels of grain storage, will serve as a sales agency for local co operative elevators financing the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Ohio
Junior High School Plan Approved for Next Year
Marion May 20 The junior high school plan, which was recently adopted, will be put into effect next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Tion
Coal Plant at Wab Charie War Company
War Company establishes coal processing plant at Ton W. with plans for expanded production and local workforce. Officials cite strategic supply goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charie&ton
The
War Company
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