Democrats To Stage Meeting This Evening
The Elyria Democrats hold the first open political meeting of the election season tonight at Union Hall 415 Broad. D W Seward, chairman, and the Democratic county executive committee and the Elyria City committee call the gathering. Local candidates will attend and explain why Democrats should win in the fall.
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Elyria Democrats
Union Hall
Broad Suree
D. W. Seward
Democratic
Eesmittee
Elyria
Democratic Party
Lorain Firemen Donate Week’s Pay to Needy Families
Lorain firemen announced they will contribute their entire week’s pay to a city fund aiding needy families this winter. The total expected to reach about 2,960 dollars, following a police donation of 31,600 dollars the prior week.
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Lorain
Loraini
Police
Misses Her First Fair in 60 Years
A Chronicle Telegram item notes 549 cents owed to the Fair Association by TL Winckles. A woman phoned to apologize for not attending this year, saying she had not missed a single fair in 30 years but cannot afford the price of admission.
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Chronicle-Telegram
1980 Oldsmobile and Plymouth Coupes for Sale
Two cars in fine condition listed for sale. 1980 Oldsmobile Coupe and 1980 Plymouth Coupe located near Guarantee Title and Trust Building on the second floor, available after 4:00 PM.
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Oldsmobile
Local News In a Few Lines
Chief Stankard remains home with a severe cold and Sergeant Hamlin acts as chief. A car driven by Louis Schmitz collided with Carman Jolly on High Street near Woodland and West. Police recovered a stolen car near 9:30 PM, found on Gates Avenue. Tos Lucanis fined $3 and ordered to maintain orderly conduct.
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Stankard
E. J. Stankard
Curtis Hamlin
Louis Schmitz
Berlin Heights
Carman Jolly
Shi High Street
Woodland Avenue
West Street
Zsifer
East Bridge
Gates Avenue
Fire Prevention Talk Given in Elyria Council Chamber
Elyria continued Fire Prevention Week with a talk by Charles Cha to locals and firemen in the council chamber at City Hall. The talk will be repeated tonight for policemen, firemen who missed it, and any residents who wish to hear it.
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Elyria
Charles Cha
Council Chamber
Marriage License Applications in Cleveland Local Clerk
Martha Nichols aged 34 of Lorain applies for a marriage license in Cleveland with Reverend Cutheri listed as officiant. The document notes no legal limit on engineers and mentions the German Parliament annual session in November.
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Bir
Cleveland
Martha
Nichols
Lorain
E H S Students Stage Rally
Students at E H S rallied in the auditorium after the pep rally chaos. A hall coach and assistant coach tried to restore order as the crowd reacted to the event and remarks from attendees.
City files suit to halt tax collection over assessed value
A local government seeks to stop tax charges on a disputed assessment arguing the city's levy exceeds the real value. The suit targets an overvaluation claimed to be about four thousand eight hundred dollars, with the state not confirming the higher figure.
Woman to Return to Garden Patch After Jail
Mrs Amna Schmidt of Ridgeville faces release after three weeks in jail for resisting an officer over a dog license issue. She refused to pay a $31.67 fine drawing upon moral innocence claims as her three children in Cleveland managed at home. She plans to check her two and a half acre garden patch Saturday as produce spoils.
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Amna Schmidt
Hidgeville
Weland
Ridgeville
S.J. George
Aly Wrors
Lee Minkler
Schmidt
Wlevehumd
Cleveland
Lakewood High School
Fellowship Club Holds Meeting in Oberlin
Oberlin reports a Fellowship club gathering with a club election, a published member directory, musical and game features, and plans for a women’s league event. The piece notes a variety of local society activities and campus group updates while listing attendees and upcoming programs.
Death Record From Wood County Farm Family
Obituary notice reports death after five weeks illness. Born May 24 in Wood County Ohio, he was a farmer. Survived by wife Hyers, daughters Myra and Mia, one sister. Body to be moved from Sudro Funeral Home to his home Saturday morning. Funeral Monday at 2 PM with interment in Grafton Cemetery.
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Wood
Ohio
Hyers
Medard
Myers
Sudro
Grafton
Mondaret
Grafton Cemetery
Elyria poised to weather winter hardship says city leader
In a discussion on industrial inactivity Elyria officials and relief groups assess the city’s winter readiness. Street notes Elyria’s records show stronger response to aid than many towns and anticipates better conditions for residents in need. The optimistic view contrasts with broader concerns about income cuts and regional struggles.
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Street
Elyria
Court reduces sentence in Ohio case on appeal
The Ohio Court of Appeals, led by Judge Pardee and joined by Funk and Wasburn, on September 14 at Washington Court House, found error in Common Pleas Judge Charles Bell's charge and admission of evidence. The ruling remits a ten year term in the Oia Penitentiary and a £5000 fine, noting the record was too voluminous for detailed discussion.
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Oia
W. &. Pardee
Ross W. Funk
Wooster
C. G. Wasburn
Elyria
Washington Court House
Common Pleas
Charles Bell
Cincinnati
Economist predicts debt cancellations and credit reform
The speaker argues debts cannot be paid and calls for government credit reform and higher taxes on large incomes. He warns against large municipal bond issues, urges cities to pay as they go, and says personal credit should mirror bank credit with clear repayment terms. He cites a 10 billion dollar outstanding personal credit stock and foresees cycles of boom and bust as natural law.
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Wil
England
Justice Fines Albert Schock for Driving With Dated Exception
Albert Schock of Tittin was fined 200 dollars and costs for driving with dated permission. his license was suspended 61 days. Deputies arrested Schock after a collision at Cleveland and Barton roads near 3 p m yesterday while they reported he was dumping contents from a gallon jug.
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Albert Schock
Tittin
J. George
Depuy
Schock
Cleveland
Barton Roads
Sehock
Prohibition Chief Criticized Over Club Raids
Columbus Ohio October 9 Prohibition Commissioner Chri s Sears faced a bitter charge from former counsel Charles M Earhart who blamed raids on social and fraternal clubs as unfairly targeted and claimed elite clubs wield influence. Inspector Baynham echoed disloyalty accusations and said Sears ordered raids only with department permission.
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Get
Chirenee Sears
Charles M. Earhart
Anti League of Ohio
Sears
Earhart
Georgs A. Basnhain
Hecause
Alteged
Disloyelty
Baynham
Final inspection of sanatorium underway in county
Members of the county building commission conduct the final examination of the $425,000 tuberculosis sanatorium. They plan to note a few changes and may formally accept the building as completed. One member indicated today that the project could meet the commission’s expectations.
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Toston
Beagur Creek Bridge Project Urged by County Commission
Luraky county commission urged immediate action on the Beaver Creek bridge project on Route Two in a telegram to O W Merrell state highway director. The message stated the move would aid unemployment and asked Merrell to reply with what the commissioners might expect.
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Beagur Creek
Route Two
Luraky County Commission
Ina
O. W. Merrell
Merrell
Beaver Creek
Lorain Man Lands 75 Pound Sturgeon
Rudy Mau of Lorain hooked a 75 pound sturgeon in Lake Erie while bass fishing. He kept the fish near the surface long enough to grab a .22 rifle from the boat and shoot the fish.
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Lorain
Rudy Mau
Lake Erie
Mac
Court actions and verdicts from Lorain county docket
In And About The Court House in Lorain June Sugerci filed for divorce from Thomas on grounds of extreme cruelty. They were married in 1923 and have two children. Mary Mace filed for divorce from John on wilful absence. They married in 1923 and have two children. Louis Aurenson of Ridgeville Hatcheries was awarded a $718 verdict against H J Lewis and Williard Welsh of Sanitary Poultry Farm of Haton by a jury in common pleas court for purchase of chicks.
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June Sugerci
Lorain
Thomas
Mary Mace
John
Louis Aurenson
Ridgeville
H. J. Lewis
Williard Welsh
Sanitary Poultry Farm
Haton
Common Pleas
Teen arraigned on petit larceny in Elyria case
Lewis Ross eighteen of Step 7 is to be arraigned before Justice S J George at 10b m on charges of petit larceny. He is accused of stealing an electric motor roller skates and other items valued at twenty four dollars from Arthur Miller Elyria. Several younger boys are said to be implicated. Ross was arrested by Deputy Sheriff William Hoist this morning.
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Lewis Ross
S. J. George
Arthur Miller
Elyria
Rost
William Hoist
New Poultry Account Books Being Sent Out
Horton B. Alger county agricultural extension agent sends 12 month poultry records to 17 enrolled raisers for the year starting October 1 1920 31. The starting date moved forward a month from last year affecting the 1920 31 period.
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Horton B. Alger
Market and Produce Prices Report Across Regions
A dense OCR markets update lists prices and conditions for potatoes, corn, canary melons, cantaloupes, gourds, and assorted fruits. It notes steady to varying market tones, with some items showing higher bids and others weaker demand across Ohio Minnesota and New York at on track and farm gate levels.
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Wright
Northert
Ohio
Market News Service
Burea of
Department of Agriculture
AVI
U.S
Ether Us
New York
Colorado
Maine
Cobbiers
Cobblers
Husset Burhayks
New Jersey
Pioni Pers
Intoxication fine set for Walter Graber arraignment
Walter Graber of 292 14th Street was fined four dollars plus costs after being arraigned before Major James A. Hewitt for intoxication this morning.
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Walter Graber
14Th Street
James Aa. Hewitt
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