Gates Home For Crippled Children Aims For State Reach
Mrs. Gates Stevens donated 50000 for a crippled children unit at Memorial Hospital, inspiring Elyria and Ohio to organize broader care. Rotary clubs and state officials support a statewide system, with county funding and education plus health services to bring treatment to the child wherever they are.
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Gates Stevens
Ra Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ohio
Stevens
Wilates
Rotary Club
Organizhio Society
Rotary Mhio
Ohio Rotary
State Departments of
State of
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Sitarte
Strand Theater Opens Sunday in Elyria
The Strand Theatre reopens after decorating and will show Forbidden Fruit as the first feature this Sunday. The new policy offers the greatest pictures of the times at affordable prices, a change from prior shows in Elyria at dollar and two dollar rates.
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Strand Theatre
Elyria
Three divorce actions filed in common pleas court
Three divorce cases were filed today in common pleas court. George Fogarassy seeks divorce from Elizabeth amid three years of wilful absence and unknown residence. Margaret Grimm accuses her husband of abuse and mistreatment. Fdna Wenzel claims the husband took back wedding and Christmas gifts and Frank Wenzel allegedly ran an ad telling merchants not to extend credit to his wife.
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Common Pleas Court
George Fogarassy
Elizabeth
Fdna Wenzel
Frank Wenzel
White House Parley Sought on West Virginia Labor Troubles
President Harding met with Samuel Gompers and James Lord to seek a joint conference of West Virginia miners and operators to end the labor troubles. Gompers outlined the situation and said the interview aimed to present union officials’ view as conditions stood in West Virginia.
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Washington
Harding
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James Lord
Mining Department
West Virginia
Gompers
Lord
John L. Lewis
United States Mine Workers of America
Labor Teaders
United States
Federation
Gombergs
Union
Mrs Katharin Reisinger obituary notes eight weeks illness
Mrs Katharin Reisinger passed away early this morning after an illness of about eight weeks. She had lived at Oberlin Road home for forty years and was known across the county. Survived by two sons Frank of Oberlin and William of Carlisle. Funeral Tuesday at 2 o clock from the old homestead with Rev Paul Bourquin officiating. Burial in Carlisle Cemetery.
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Oberlin Road
Frank
Oberlin
William
Carlisle
Homstead
Paul Bourquin
St. Paul
Carlisle Cemetery
Complains Of Dogs Barking On Cambridge Street
Cambridge street residents report nightly barking from several dogs, prompting police complaints and requests for action.
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Cambridge Street
Stale News Requests Prompt Prompting Tight Submissions
The Chroniccle Telegram urges quick submission of family union items before they go stale. They note communications from the county may be over a week old once printed, and only items of direct interest should be published.
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Ola
Lorain County Fair Opens Monday Under Busy Preparations
The Lorain County Fair opens Monday with Secretary Harris and assistants busy registering entrants expected to surpass previous years. Speed events are well subscribed, a Bars Band will provide music, a quartet will entertain grand stand patrons, and fireworks are planned for Monday night with a record crowd anticipated.
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Lorain County
Harris
Baker Retires as County Treasurer
County Treasurer A Baker completes his term today and will be succeeded by Walter Ludwig. Both are Ambotat men, with Baker leaving to retirement and Ludwig not taking office until Tuesday due to Labor Day. Frank Trish begins his third term as recorder and C M Theobald begins his second term as county engineer.
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Baker
Walter Ludwig
Frank Trish
C.M. Theobald
Spanish Forces Slay Moors in Melilla Fighting
In Melilla district on Wednesday, over a hundred Moroccan Moors were killed or wounded as fighting continued sporadically. Madrid reported the casualty toll and noted ongoing clashes since then.
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Madrid
Melilla
Miners Disarmed as Federal Troops Advance at Sharples
Federal troops captured an engine and miners group near Sharples, disarmed them with no resistance, marking the first contact between soldiers and miners. Officials report rising casualty estimates in the region as military districts are organized and state police mobilized amid ongoing disturbances.
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Charleston
W. Va
Sharples
Sherif
Pinson
Ceail ‘River
Coal River
Labor Day Prizes At Cascade Park Under Central Labor Union
A Labor Day program at Cascade Park lists sports events and a large prize lineup from the Central Labor Union. Mayor Jones to speak around 9:30 to 10 am with all-day activities, music, lunch, and a closing pit race. Prizes range from watches and silk shirts to clothing, candy, and cash for various boy girl and open categories.
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Central Labor Union
Cascade Park
Jones
Miusic
Elven
Samuel Roberts
Jo L. Jewellsn
O- Haserodt
Dubiske
John Lersch and Co
Five Uncontested Divorces Granted by Judge Redington
Five divorce actions were granted today. George Baro was separated from Mary Baro who resides in Roumania and will not come to the U.S. while Baro favors American life. Elmer Peters obtained a divorce from Fay Peters. Peters cites wife’s alleged refusals to cook and frequent dancing and excessive debts. Clyde Sims secured a divorce after an incident where he tore a spindle from stairs and damaged a telephone to deter police. John Albrecht won a divorce from Flora Albrecht amid allegations of non cohabitation and, in the German parents note, a remark about not shaming German roots. Sylvia Gunn obtained a separation from Sidney Gunn after letters from him and threats to divorce.
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Redington
George Baro
Mary Baro
Roumania
Baro
Albrecht
California
Erie County
Sylvia Gunn
Sidney Gunn
Gunn
Labor Day Reunion at Aingelay Barbecue Program
Aingelay plans a Labor Day reunion with a barbecue and sports program. A R R Webber will chair and J F Burke will deliver the principal address.
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A. RR. Webber
J. F. Burke
Mary Csillag Names Julia In Allegation Of Theft
Mary Csillag claims Julia Mol damaged her by 10000 dollars by persuading Peter Csillag to leave Mary. The couple wed in Austria-Hungary in 1900 and Peter moved to the United States in 1912. In 1920 Mary followed and found Peter under Julia’s influence, estranged from his wife and three children.
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Mary Csillag
Julia Molnar
Peter Csillag
Mary
Peter
Austria-Hungary
United States
No paper issued Monday for local fair and Cascade Park celebration
No newspaper issued on Monday as the office observes a holiday. The day will be devoted to pleasure with merchants banks and city and county offices joining in the Cascade Park celebration or fair activities.
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Cascade Park
Lorain Car Collision Dispute and Judgments Reported
Dr. M A Brandon of Lorain denies Frey’s suit for 265.40 in damages to a car from a Seventh Street collision. Julius Godache appeals a 76.32 judgment to common pleas court. George Nemeth wins 76.32 in Sheffield township justice court after a forged signature on a receipt. payment ordered.
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M. A. Brandon
Lorain
Fred J. Frey
Frey
Seventh Street
Common Pleas Court
Julius Godache
George Nemeth
Justice Brown
Sheffield
Godache
Nemeth
Fire extinguished by bystanders before fire brigade arrives
A bonfire at the corner of Cambridge Avenue and Garford Street was reported last evening. The blaze was put out by bystanders before fire trucks reached the scene.
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Cambridge Avenue
Garford Street
County Inspect Penfield-Wellington Road Prospect
County commissioners traveled to Penfield to inspect the newly built Penfield Wellington road and consider opening it to traffic.
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Penfield
Wellington
Miners Begin Return as Fighting Eases in Isolated Towns
At 2 45 this afternoon reports from Charleste say miners quit and boarded trains supplied by soldiers to return to their homes as fighting continues in the isolated mining towns.
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Charleste
West Virginia Warfare Toll Mounts Nine-Day Clash
Logan West Virginia reports list fifty seven dead and many wounded after nine days of fighting in the mountains. Casualties include seven deputies killed and several missing as authorities describe mounting losses for the Loganite forces. Washington reports say the situation is quieting with troops deployed as patrols in battle areas alongside other units.
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Logan
W. Va
West Virginia
Washington
Bandholtz
West
Virginia
Koltz
Federal “Forcem
West Virginia Crisis Fades as Federal Troops Arrive
President Harding may avoid martial law as federal troops arrive in West Virginia. Officials report miners moving from entrenched positions toward home, cheering troops' arrival and expecting protection of interests.
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Charleston
W. Va
United Mine Workers
Anothr
Harding
Trolley Wire Break Halts Green Line Service Near Lake Avenue
A break in the trolley wire on Lake Avenue outside the city limits crippled Green Line car service this morning. A Lorain car was sent to the break, passengers transferred to a second car, and a temporary service resumed. In Columbus, September 3 a bankruptcy proceeding was begun in federal court by Frank A. McGerrity, a Cleveland shoe retailer, with liabilities estimated at 7,789.60 and assets at 0.
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Lake Avenue
Green Line
Lorain
Columbus
Votetary
Frank A. McGerrity
Cen ci Hocton
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Aba
Buckeye
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Ite
Pring
Fiden
Senate
Om Elyria
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State Board of “Charities
Strand Theater
Dompers
White House
Katherin Reisinger
Weeks
Martal Law
War Department
Bandholtx
H. D. Hatfield
Morgan
White A
St. Albany
Blair
Kanawha
Fayette
Logan District
Mingo County
Boone
Williamson
Minso County
Thomas B. Paris
Kentucky
Tug River
Merri- Mac
Kermit
Western Union Telegraph Company
Montgomery
Madison
Riverside Milling Co
J. D. Fletcher. Co
V. Chingue
Patfr T
Thomas ‘Gray
Burns
Chas
W. Post
J.-H.corry Grocer
J. Savace
A. M. Brenner
E. N. Baeue
Yirst
Allen & Brown
Chingue
Altman & Ackerman
C. H. Merthe & Co
Oxford Shoes
Leader ‘Shoe Co
Fixtia
Hardware Co
Max G. Hart
Army Store
Lewin Mercantile Co
Sterline lTocket
Fred Keith
EL. V. Portman
Korb & Bellingham
Gerald Martin
Newark Shoe Co
Ruth’s Drug Store
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Harry Crandall
H. J. Holcomb & Sons
Electric Service Co
Mayburg Co
Leedale & Shafer
Royal Blue
C.F. Muller
Gro
Aingeley
Julia
Bulletin
Lip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Murray
Fe Eral
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