France Likely To Skip The Hague Russian Conference
Paris reports indicate Premier Poincare aims to follow U S guidance and keep France from participating in The Hague meeting on Russian affairs. Officials say a final decision awaits parliament, with Foormeure’s chamber vote likely to shape next steps. Washington officials view France's stance as undermining Genoa policies and call for shifts to gain broad cooperation.
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Paris
Lloyd George
The
Hague
France
Poincare
Washington
United States
Foreign Office
Foimeure
Chamber of Deputies
Genoa
Hagueig
Harding
Hushes
Gladys Sharon Avoids Deportation After Senator Help
Gladys Sharon, slated for deportation to Canada, will not be forced to leave as Sen. Frank B. Willis intervened after State Senator J. F. Burke and attorney Anthony Nieding raised the case. A Washington note from Willis confirms the favorable decision and asks to notify Sharon.
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Gladys Sharon
Canada
Frank B. Willis
J. F. Burke
Anthony Nieding
Burks
Washington
Willis
Amherst man freed on bigamy charge marries licensee
Joseph Sawyer of Amherst secured a marriage license this morning to wed Cora Edwards hotel proprietress of Amherst. The prior week an indictment for bigamy was noted. Sawyer claimed in his license application to have been married and divorced, while Edwards acknowledged two prior marriages followed by a divorce.
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Joseph Sawyer
Amherst
Cora Edwards
Sawyer
Bootlegging raid ends in $500 fine for Steve Helli
Steve Helli of Western Heights faced officers raiding his West River street store. A gallon of raisin jack was seized after the raid. He pleaded guilty in police court and was fined $500 with costs, paying half and giving a 30 day note for the rest. This marked a second conviction for the offense.
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Steve Helli
Western Heights
West River Street
Steve
Southam
Helli
Coffee Replaces Booze in Loop Saloon Raid
Police raid on a Loop saloon found only coffee in every container from a tea kettle to a bottle. Officers greeted the keeper and warned to watch for future visits as they left without illicit liquor.
Campaign for Elyria Methodist church building opens June 8
The Methodists of Elyria announce a campaign to fund a new church as current seating proves inadequate. Twenty five captains will lead teams of six. a church supper is set for Thursday evening June 8 to launch the drive and push toward the goal.
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Methodists
Elyria
J. F. Burke
Baron
Henry Bembower
Louis Brown
Geo. Chamberlain
James Cathers
Oscar Dunn
W. ©. Fowls
W. B. W. Hawk
Henry Heinrick
B. Haueisen
G. W. Koppes
C. B. Mdocks
J. W. McHenry
A. C. Meyers
H. C. Schaible
J. H. Smith
Co. A. Squire
Henry Theman
R. P. Vaughn
J. G. Whitney
John Bath
J. H Hurst
Nellie Hill
FP. Rudin
M. M. Wilcox
Baby Pasnew Dies at One Week Old
The week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pasnew of 421 Thirteenth street died yesterday afternoon. Funeral services were held at 1 PM today at the family home conducted by Rev. Paul Bourquin.
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William Pasnew
Thirteenth Street
Paul, Bourquin
European Blasts Kill and Injure Across Central Europe
Paris reports French notables blame heat wave rise in spontaneous combustion for a wave of munitions plant and storehouse explosions. Incidents toll include Moulin France towns nearly destroyed by shell explosions, Schlebus Germany with five dead and many wounded, Lerchenfeld four dead nine injured, and Blumau with twenty dead and hundreds wounded at a dynamite factory.
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Paris
Europe
Seleasts
Moulin
France
Schlebus
Germany
Lerchenfeld
Blumau
Cattle Dispute Sparks Fights and Warrants Issued
John Hebebrand faces an assault and battery charge after a dispute over cows on West River street property. He sought warrants against Mrs. Moskowitz and others. he claims pasturing cows led to confrontations with blows, a coal sledge misfire, and a bruise to his hip. The case, touching land contention and livestock, moves to Monday proceedings.
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John Hebebrand
8. Moskowitz
West River Street
Hebebrand
Moskowitz
Joe Moskowitz
Barney
Power outage near Lorain disrupts city lights
A Lorain switching mishap knocked a 22 000 volt line from a B and O yard pole opposite 19th street causing a city wide outage for about 15 to 20 minutes. Crews repaired the damage and power was restored by early morning with another shutdown 5 40 to 6 20 for safety. Meanwhile Joseph Rich 72 former city resident died in Duluth. His remains were shipped home for burial Sunday at Elyria cemetery 3 PM.
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Lorain
A. W. Morgan
19Th
J.S. Rich
Burirkh
NPA
Joseph Rich
Duluth
Minn
George W. Rich
16Th Street
Elyria Cemetery
J H Thompson Named Member Health Board
Mayor Jones appoints J H Thompson former plumber to the board of health. He attended the board meeting and joined deliberations. Dr French reports city health above normal with one small pox case three scarlet fever one diphtheria and several cases of whooping cough and measles.
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Jones
J. H. Thompson
J T
Board of Health
Cartheerr Teeit
French
Coal Tie Up Shuts Down Ohio Town
May 27 conflict leaves Union Coal miners out while company refuses to agree to the check off. Power to be cut from the central electric Plant streetcar line homes and factories with public discomfort expected unless settlement is reached.
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Pomory
Union
Central Electric
Memorial Day Notice for Chronicle-Telegram Ads
There will be no publication on Tuesday for Memorial Day. Advertisers must submit all copy for Wednesday by 5 PM Monday to ensure publication in the upcoming issue.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Sterilization Plan Proposed for Utensils by City Board
A health board committee was appointed last evening to draft an ordinance requiring druggists, restaurant owners, and ice cream and soft drink outlets to sterilize all implements and dishes. The measure calls for hot water must be on hand to wash items before reuse.
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Board of Health
Knights of Columbus Initiates 93 Members at Elyria
The Knights of Columbus will initiate a class of 93 members Sunday at their East Road headquarters. After Mass at St Mary’s Church at 10 45 the second and third degrees will be conferred by the Cleveland degree team and state officers respectively. A banquet follows at 6 p.m. in the club rooms with visitors from Norwalk Cleveland Sandusky Lorain and every Elyria member expected.
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Knights of Columbus
East Road
Steet
K. of C
St. Mary's Cluch
Cleveland
Norwalk
Sandusky
Lorain
Elyria
Three Divorce Decrees Granted
Judge Thompson granted three divorces in morning court sessions. Charles J Coven of Elyria divorced Harriette Coven for gross neglect of duty and custody of their minor child William O. Farewell of Elyria divorced Doris Farewell for gross neglect. Alex Kovner divorced Lena Kovner of Lorain for three years willful absence. Clifford Thompson ordered to show cause June 3 for contempt over alimony. Andrew Parabek of Lorain ordered to pay Lena Parabek $25 immediately and $5 weekly until divorce case. Julia Spellman of Elyria divorced Edward Spellman for gross neglect.
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Thompson
Charles J. Coven
Elyria
Harriette Coven
William O. Farewell
Doris Farewell
Alex Kovner
Lena Kovner
Loram
Chifford Thompson
Mrs George Crisp Injured in Fall at West Avenue Home
Mrs George Crisp fell at her West Avenue home yesterday afternoon and dislocated her hip. She received medical care, the injury was reduced, and she is reported comfortable today.
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George Crisp
West Avenue
Weather Forecast For Oho Valley And Great Lakes
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for next week covering the Oho Valley and the Great Lakes region. It calls for generally fair weather with potential for changes across days in May.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Oho Valley
the Great Lakes
Open Switch Fault Triggers Nickel Plate Spill
A west bound Nickel Plate passenger train derailed near Vermilion after an open switch, sending the engine and three coaches into a field. Fifty passengers were aboard. several crew members hospitalized with internal injuries and lacerations. Traffic blocked as wrecking crews work from Bellevue Lorain and Cleveland.
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Vermilion
Kishman’s Crossing
Bellevue
Edward
Cloud
Thomas Connors
C. F. Sauerisen
Pennsylvania Ave
Cleveland
Lorain
Western state normal students injured in Lansing truck collision
Four students from Kalamazoo were among fourteen from seven western state normal schools hurt in a collision between two heavy trucks in Lansing Michigan on May 27. Two are seriously injured and seven others suffer bruises as they travel to Michigan Agricultural College for a track meet.
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Lansing, Mich
Western State Normal School
Sparrow, Hospital
Kalamazoo
Michigan Aricultural College
Chicago labor leaders freed on heavy bonds
Chicago May 27 Big Time Murphy and Fred Mader labor leaders charged with murder in the slayings of two policemen were released after Judge Harry B. Miller set bonds at 75000 dollars each. Mader heads the Chicago building trades council and Murphy is known as the czar of several unions of unskilled labor.
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Chicago
Big Time
Murphy
Fred Mader
Harry B. Miller
Mader
Chicago Building Trades Council
British Premier Probes Collins De Valera Pact
In London Premier Lloyd George chaired a meeting with British and Irish free state officials to clarify how the Collins De Valera coalition agreement relates to the Anglo Irish peace treaty. Attendees included Winston Churchill, Arthur Griffith, and Michael Collins. A full signing meeting was arranged for later. In Dublin a street battle left an English soldier dead as gunmen attacked two soldiers.
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London
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Free State
Dublin
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