Lorain County Agricultural Society Holds Annual Session
The Lorain County Agricultural Society met at the courthouse on Saturday with many members in attendance. President J Edwards praised the turnout and pledged renewed interest, while a debt repayment of 990 drew applause. Secretary Harris noted 2090 paid into the association since the last report, including insurance for a destroyed horse barn. Directors Weotine F.A. Tite, D Necker, A E Nash, and H M Umbstaetter were elected, and officers were unanimously reelected, with plans for a January 8 premium list revision and a next fall meeting on Labor Day weekend. The society reported total receipts of 15,748 and expenditures of 14,324.62, leaving a balance of 1,556.62.
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Lorain County Agricultural Society
Samnty
Chile
Futura
Association
Wlohe
J . Edwards
Oherlin
Fee
Toraln
Hesa Oni
Harris
Torain
Anomobile Club
Lorain County
Stankard
Grand Tana
Faton
Elyria S
Elyria
Lorainounty Agricultural Society
Court House
Backus
Richmond
Sera
Dan Hyland
T Winchicas
J @ Starr
Udges
Pion
Wf MM
Andres
J L Edwards
Oberlin
C T Mirekles
Elyria Slee
George Hil
Elyria Tre
Elyria Tre Eurer and Woc Harris
Boo Oritogal
Arietars
Astata Moente
Convicted Drunkard John Sampson in Police Court
John Sampson, an offender, appeared in police court Monday morning sick from drinking a pint of home distilled raisin liquor. He claimed cure from a colored woman but failed. He was fined 25 dollars and costs after the judge’s assessment of the truth. Wife injunction case William Garvin vs Margaret arose in common pleas court restraining disposal of household furniture before divorce.
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John Sampson
Yun
William Garvin
Cosmon
Ife
Margaret
Mystery Man Parked Near West Eighth Street Stirs City
Mrs Hazel Randall urged poller to act on a disturbing Saturday evening scene in West Eighth Street. Preedmen Southam investigated and concluded the man was simply waiting for a young woman in the neighborhood to finish chores before joining her.
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Wong
Hazel Randall
West Eighth Street
Southam
Lorain Bottling Company Pleads Guilty to Saccharin Use
The Lorain Bottling Company pleaded guilty to using saccharin in its soft drinks. Mayor Jones fined the firm $25 plus costs for the violation. The article notes saccharin as a cocoa by product and mentions past wide use in foods, now illegal for this purpose.
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Lorain Hottling Company
Jones
Boy Kicked by Horse Fatally Stricken in Local Accident
Sterling Eddington nine years old of 7 Shear Street was kicked in the hand by a horse in a neighbor’s yard. He suffered a fractured skull and lies in Memorial hospital with grave injuries feared fatal.
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Sterling Eddington
Shear Street
Memorial Hospital
Want a Job Here s Change
The State Civil Service Commission has announced examinations for shifted workmen including stationary engineers and firemen plumbers electricians dredge engineers and firemen storekeepers. Applicants answer questions at home and need not travel to a test site. The bulletin with full information is mailed free upon request to the commission in Columbus.
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Storekeen Rs
Willetin
Columbua
Memorial hospital unveils electric flesh-refining device
A new electric flesh refining machine is being added to Memorial hospital’s hydrotherapy setup. Portly patrons seeking to shed weight are frequent visitors, hoping to regain the trim figures they once had. The device represents a modern improvement in the hospital’s therapy equipment as patients pursue slimmed forms.
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Memorial Hospital
Grand Jury to Expand Inquiry Into Building Trust Scandal
New York November 29 officials moved to convene a second extraordinary grand jury as part of the joint legislative committee investigation into the building trust scandal. Samuel Untermyer indicated a request to Governor Smith for the new panel, while existing juries continue work on indictments. George Backer the wealthy builder faces trial for perjury as selection continues before Judge Rosalaky in general sessions court.
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New York
Joint Legislative Committee
Attered “Building Trust
Supreme Court
AfcAvoy Samuel Untermyer
Smith
Thas
AutoSpeeders Targeted After Dark By City Police
After a motorcycle cop previously stopped speeding drivers and sent them to court, city officials consider detailing the officer to continue enforcing speed limits at night. Drivers are warned to slow down or risk attention from police headquarters.
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Jones
Gran Police
William Botamer Injured Sunday in Auto Accident
William Botamer of 316 Furnace Street was taken to Memorial Hospital Sunday after a horse he rode was struck by a car at Widgre ville. The horse rolled on him twice. no bones were broken but internal injuries feared and rest ordered for a few days.
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William Botamer
Memorial Hosaltn
Widgreville
Botamer
Mendelson
Rotamer
Ridgeville Man John Saye Passes Away
John Saye a Ridgeville farmer died at his home after seventy years residence. Born in England he was among the area’s oldest residents, survived by wife two daughters Miss Amy Saye and Mrs George Pickering, a sister Mrs Mary Snow, and a late daughter Mrs Ella Proudfoot. Funeral at Ridgeville Congregational church Wednesday at 2 PM.
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John Saye
Ridgeville
Saye
Hoen
Amy Saye
Elyria
George Pickering
Avon
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Daniels orders court martial in Samoa case
Secretary Daniels ordered a general court martial for Lieutenant Commander C H L Boucher following a naval court of inquiry into the Samoa naval government. The inquiry, led by Rear Admiral Hughes, had been sent to Samoa after Boucher filed serious charges against naval governor Warren J Terhune, who recently died by his own hand. Daniels said the court under Hughes had completely exonerated Terhune.
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Washington
C HL Boucher
Naval
Samoa
Daniels
F Hughes
Ommander Boucher
Department
Warren J Terhune
Daniela
Hughes
Terhune
Bousher
Want to be an Admiral The American Legion ad recruitment plea
An aprusal meeting of the Torain County Agricultural Society sparked talk of an old fashioned barn raising at the fair grounds to replace a burned barn. Volunteers are urged to donate work, while three Annapolis midshipman vacancies exist for the Fournteanth district after Congressman Martin J. Davey seeks Legion recommendations.
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Torain County Agricultural Society
Fpriog
Annapolis
Fournteanth
Dan Symons
American Legion
Martin J. Davey
Uncle Sam
Wr Symons
Eligia
Sheriff Arrests Wanted Man in Brevard
George Smith of Brevard South Carolina was arrested by Sheriff Backus at North Eaton Run day on a charge of evading his bond. Smith admitted county commissioner signed his bond and said an officer was en route to return him home. One charge cited is bootlegging.
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George Smith
Brevard
South Carolina
Backus
North Eaton
Smith
Sherif Cos Paxton
Sherif Backan
League council debates Bulgaria and Austria admission
Geneva November 29 reports show the League of Nations council weighing admission of Bulgaria and Austria to the league amid opposition from Serbia Romania and Greece. Delegates expect assembly action and committee reports soon as action on Vilna troops and minority protections also looms.
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Geneva
Permanent Mandate Commission
St Reginald Tower
Danzig
Council of the
League of Nations
Council
Assembly of the League
Austria
Bulgaria
Serbia
Roan
Mania
Greece
TEVA
Li- Mann
Vilna
Aditlan
Jug Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
George Nicoll Parnes
Great Briain
Poland
Russia
Aifo
Barnea
Fle Lergne
Deelstya Faanes
Constantine delays trip to Greece in plebiscite fallout
Greece faces uncertainty as former King Constantine may not return immediately after the December 5 plebiscite. Reports say deputies and ministers could notify him of the vote while allies seek favor with France and Britain. In Lucerne, officials deny he left for Athens and outline tentative plans to depart by special train for Frindlat, awaiting a welcoming delegation.
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Athens
Constantine
Greece
Switzerland
France
Great
Britain
Demetrius Cournaris
Preas
Fremuier
Venizelos
Alan Constantine
Phaleron
Constantinople
Christopher
Menizelos
Constantina
Germany
Lucerne
Navy
Frindlat
Auto theft attempt foiled by two youths on Sun day night
Carl Blaine of Ridgeville reported two young men tried to steal his automobile on Clark street Sunday night. They moved the car around the corner and kept the engine running but could not unlock the machine or operate the levers, preventing any getaway.
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Carl Blaine
Ridgeville
Palce
Clark Street
Tey
Lorain Youths Given Advice By Mayor In Court
Thr ee Lorain youths received food advice from Mayor Jones in police court. They were warned not to bring liquor to Lorain dances. The mayor said Lorain boys may visit Elyria as gentlemen. misbehavior could lead to trouble. One youth was fined 10 dollars and costs for disturbing a local dance last Saturday night.
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Lorain
Jones
Elytia
Costa
Hospital Notes Names and births from Memorial notes
Margaret Rafferty of 141 Garvin Avenue and Alexander Duff of Spencer are admitted to Memorial hospital along with Sterling Edington of 7 Shear Street and Mrs H N Lytle of 321 Wear Avenue. A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Shoup at 122 Elizabeth Street. Discharges include Harlan Swarts of Wallington Mrs F E Weaver of Grafton and others.
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Mias
Margaret Rafferty
Garvin Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Alao Alexander’ Duff
Spencer
Sterling Edington
Lytle
Wear Avenue
Joseph Chedymin
Olmsted Falls
John Shoup
Elizabeth Street
Harlan Swarts
Wallington
F. E Weaver
Grafton
Local Bakery Advertises 14 Cents Bread Amid Flour Price Confusion
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports bakery ads 14c bread today while examining flour pricing. J E Murbach of Elyria Milling & Power Co clarifies Minneapolis prices plus freight, noting Elyria costs could reach 11 to 12 per barrel plus handling. Freight and mills shape bread pricing while farmers stall selling, keeping wheat above 2.00 a bushel.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Milling Company
J. E. Murbach
Chronicle-Teletam
Murbach
Minneapolis
Elyria
Elyria Milling & Power Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Burglar Strikes East Side Home on Saturday
City Treasurer Ralph Standan told police his home at 512 Park Avenue was ransacked Saturday by burglars. Entry was through a rear door but no valuables appear missing. burglars seemed to seek money as other articles were not damaged.
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Ralph Standan
Park Avenue
Akron man kills mother over marriage dispute
Akron, Nov 29. A quarrel over a prospective daughter in law led to matricide when Joseph Mack, 27, shot his mother Mary Mack, 60, then wounded himself in the left breast. Authorities say the dispute began over the merits of Austrian and American girls and the son’s wish to marry his sweetheart recently returned from Europe.
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Akron
Joseph Mack
Mary Mack
Europe
Fested
America
Wilson to Stay in Washington After White House
Washington November 29. It is now clear that after March 4 President Wilson will devote his time to writing and will reside in Washington. McWilson plans to make his home there but has not yet secured a residence. Joseph F Tumulty, the president’s secretary, will also stay in Washington and may write books about the president. Tumulty was offered a seat on the customs court of appeals but has not decided on the appointment.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Mc Wilson
Joseph F Tumulty
Slao
Tumulty
Customs Court of Appeals
David Gould Dies Following Long Illness at 48
David Gould, 48, died this morning at 7 at the home of Mrs Gould and Mrs W W Powell, 323 East Avenue, after a lengthy illness from tuberculosis. Born and raised in Pennsylvania, he moved to Elyria four years ago. Survived by wife, father, and two sisters, he was a member of Machinists Local of this city and United Presbyterian Church. Rev W Smith to officiate at the funeral from the Powell home Tuesday at 7:30 pm, then burial in Kittanning, Pa.
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David Gould
Mra Gould
Gai
Mra W W Powell
East Avenue
Mr Gould
Elyria
Pennylvania
Linton
Thia City
United Presbyterian Church
W . Smith
Powel
Kittanoing Pa
Cleveland Bread Price Cut Sparks Shopper Hope
The price of a 24 ounce loaf dropped from 14 to 12 cents today at a large local grocery chain. Officials said the reduction reflects a decline in flour costs and aims to ease everyday food expenses for residents.
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Cleveland
Relatives Sought for Train Engineer Killed in Accident
Mayor Jones received notice that ER Wilson train engineer, brother-in-law of John Dohn, was killed by a train on Saturday. The body awaits shipment. No relatives found. inform the police department if you have information.
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Jones
Mathews
Loula
Ana
RE. ER. Wilson
John Dohn
Dohn
Police Department
Sunday Speeders Face City Officials in Morning Meeting
A delegation of speeders confronted Mayor Jones on Monday morning. Indictments ranged from 1 to 94 as details were presented by the metropolitan police captain.
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Brnday Speeders
Jones
Smee
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