Fourteen Deputies Guard Court As Pleas Are Heard
Fourteen deputy sheriffs and police guard Court Room No 1 as grand jury prisoners appear before Judge Reding am to plead. Most plead not guilty. some seek dismissal. Multiple defendants charged with offenses including concealed weapons, burglary, rape, grand larceny, murder, and manslaughter. bonds range from 10 to 15 thousand dollars. Sentences and reformatory terms noted for several defendants. trials scheduled to begin July 7.
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Ackus
Anmed
Redingam
William Peay
Lige Redington
Lorain
Secutor Findley
Peay
Winston-Salem
Carolina
Ohio Reformatory
Kearene Ott
Harry Madison Flaty
Madison
Layton Bissell
Arry Fisher
Frank Matt
Fam
Arge Mahlke
Oman
Devonshire
Imnate
Eve Sarog
Ruilty
Hn Williams
Ohio
Glainst
Ruily Am Hart
Eli Stark
Ke Martini
Orge Davis
Lazos
K Smith
Ve Sarog
Uilty Eph Dennis
Paul Talon
Hecker
Ohta Reformatory
Onca Mada
Liam Woods
Mam Dietrich
Our
Peabody
Pfeiffer
Harney
A. Bratton
Costa
Florian
Coats
Grant
Gribben
Bryant
Johnson at California Republican convention backs Harding
Senator Hiram W Johnson spoke to the Republican state convention in Sacramento endorsing Warren G Harding for president and criticizing the League of Nations. Johnson, a longtime opponent of the league, delivered the first of several California campaign speeches.
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California
GO. P. Ticket
Harding
Sacramento
Cal
Hiram W Johnson
Warren G. Harding
America
Johnson
League
United States
Senate
Death of Miss Clark At Sister's Home
Miss Misa Nettle Clark aged 60 died after a weeklong illness at her sister Mrs Jo W McHenry's home 210 Columbus Street where she had lived for eighteen years She had been nearly blind all her life was a member of the Christian Science church which she trusted for comfort Funeral services will be held at the McHenry home Wednesday at 2 pm Burial will follow at Ridgelawne.
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Misa Nettle Clark
Jo W. McHenry
Columbus Street
Miss Clark
Christian Science Church
McHenry
Ridgelawne
Electric Co Accepts Year Rate Increase At Council
Lorain County Electric Co general manager J B Johnson says the utility accepts the rate increase approved by the city council on September 7. The company will cover required legal publication costs for the ordinance amendment to the present rate.
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J. B. Johnson
Lorain County Electric Co
Electric Company
Referendum petitions rush as deadline nears today
Voters rush to sign a petition opposing electric rate increases with Auditor Guthman set to file tonight. Reports say more than 400 signatures remain needed as a notable number of women sign. Councilman Winslow, recovering from surgery, asks for a petition to sign. Only one person perished during the circulation effort.
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Guthman
Winslow
Memorial Hospital
Balbriggan Destroyed by Black and Tans After Ambush
In Balbriggan near Dublin Auxiliary police known as Black and Tans wreck the town in retaliation for the shooting of District Inspector Burke and his brother Sergeant Burke. Dozens of houses burn, the largest hosiery factory owned by an English firm is destroyed, and refugees flee to nearby villages. Two civilians, a dairyman and a barber, are reported killed after being dragged from their homes and bayoneted. Police vow to return tonight to finish destruction. Sinn Fein areas burn as mobs attack working class cottages.
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Balbriggan
Burke
Ireland
Mrght
Burke Brothers
Soma
Germattown
Black
Tang
Irish Polifce
Rev Winters Returns to Charge Here as Pastor
The official board unanimously returns Rev W B Winters as pastor of the First Methodist church in Cleveland. The move brings a substantial release in salary and outlines appointments for the next year across Oberlin, Norwalk, Elyria, Norwalk, and multiple satellite churches. The Chronicle Telegram notes a letter from a "F J Reynolds" and invites the writer to reveal address and real name.
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W. B Winters
First Methodist Church
Catary
Methodist Church
Oberlin
J.C. Smith
Norwalk
Aumhurst
A Hunter
Avon
D. C
H Lucas First
H. Hanger
Grace
J. H. Smith
Twentieth Street
M Brown
Milan
A. Ensley
Monroeville
McClure
New London
WFE
Hollett
New Washington
G. BR Mente
North Fairfield
Bender
W. W. Wilson
Nova
D. C Kean
F. W. Smith
New York
Olenato
Penfield
A. J. Corfman
Perking
Pittsfield
Plymouth
Hinman
Port Clinton
C. W. Kennedy
Cleveland Republic
Martin Weaver
Sandusky
Seller
Shiloh
M. B. Mead
Sycamore
A. R Brown
Tiffin
H Warner
Vermilion
J. PR Moyer
Vickery
W. D. Pestee
Vincent
Wellington
P. B. Schaffner
Willard
Mantel Onstatt
Chronicle-Telegram
F. J. Reynolds
Well Street Bomb Outrage Sparks Investigation
Officials trace purchase of window weights used in the bomb that killed and maimed, with chunks of iron damaging buildings. A circular dropped in a mailbox is among the readable clues as investigators pursue the perpetrators.
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Well Street
Bride-Player Found Guilty At Cleveland
Joseph Deli, self confessed murderer of his seventeen year old Lorain bride, was found guilty of first degree murder in Cleveland criminal court. The jury deliberated sixteen hours, returning a verdict after court opened. Deli faces execution by electric chair with a new sentencing date set after prior appeals and a previous first degree murder conviction.
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Joseph Deli
Lorain
Cleveland
Dell
Damages in Waterworks Case Headed Back for Trial
In Lorain probate court Anna I Wallace Hoge was awarded 12500 for four and a half acres north of the water works pumping station and 3000 for the remaining property. Defendants sought 80000 and moved for a new trial arguing a jury must sign the verdict. Hoge’s counsel cited a circuit ruling that nine jurors could sign. If upheld, the case may be retried. Names of locals and court action noted.
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Anna I. Wallace Hoge
Lorain
Wilcox
Hoge
Curt
Customs House Tip Proves Hoax
New York officials held a heavy security presence at the custom house in Bowling Green as a feared blow up did not occur by 2 PM. Coast guards, inspectors, department of justice agents and police guarded the building while a curious crowd gathered nearby.
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New York Custom House
Bowling Green
Department of Justice
Wall Street
Lower Broadway
W. H Edwards
Custom House
Old Fort Amsterdam
Samuel B. Wellington
The
West Indies Trading Company
United States
Wellington
William F Flynn
Fallon Meau
Joseph Meade
Society For
Relatives of MacSwiney May Feed Him in Prison
Lord May or MacSwiney of Cork endures a restless night at Brixton prison on the 40th day of hunger strike. A prison bulletin notes sleep, weakness, and lack of nourishment. officials confirm relatives have access, but government doctors say he is not being fed.
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London
MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Irish Self-Determination League
Krow
Metal Products Co Asks Receivership
The Elyria Metal Products Co. went into receivership this morning. Alf Taylor was appointed by the court to oversee affairs. The company, a recent local factory, had poor finances, leading to the action. A new factory building on Mustey Avenue is mentioned, with expectations of rising sales.
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Elyria Metal Products Co
Teceiver
Alf Tayior
Metal Products Co
Taylor
Mustey Avenue
He Ety
Yellow Line Franchise Heads Back to Council
Conchiman Halpin told last night’s council meeting that with a few changes the Yellow Line franchise will be ready for council consideration. The current franchise expired over a year ago and the council has not yet decided on next steps.
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Conchiman Halpin
Commcil
Rent Price Probing Meeting On Profiteering Held
Lorain County Fair Price Commission calls a seven pm meeting at 332 Broad Street to investigate and receive complaints on restaurant and rental profiteering. If orders fail to cut prices, the matter may go to District Attorney Wertz for action under the Lever Act. Complaints include restaurant markups and rents, with reports of tomato and corn prices and milk costs feeding the case.
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Lorain County Fair Price Commission
Broad Street
Wertz
Cleveland
Elyria Restaurant Techne
Commission la
Tent Wand
Summit County Commission
Chicago Quiet After Riots One Killed
Quiet in the Stockyards district after disturbances last night left one white man killed. Police, aided by a priest, established dead lines and restored order as the crowd dispersed from a church where rioters sought refuge. Thomas E. Barrett, a Chicago Surface Line employee, was named as the killed man. authorities say he had prior arrests for assaulting colored men. A razor was reportedly drawn in the flare up leading to Barrett’s death and subsequent injuries among both black and white residents.
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Ciicago
Stockyards
Nervos
Olive Garrity
Patheo
Thomas M. Burks
Frank Gavin
Thomas E. Barrett
Chicago
Hne
Barrett
Mrs James Burdick Dies in Dakota
Relatives in this city learn of the death of Mrs James Burdick at the Fargo home of her daughter Mrs C Lough on September 143 She was born in Ohio in 1833 and lived here in her youth as the wife of Capt James Burdick who ran a livery stable His wife died about 16 years ago She leaves three sons Henry M Burdick and 2 W Burdick of Wilmar Minnesota a son Commander W L Burdick in New York City a daughter Emma C Burdick and Mrs C Y Lough of Fargo and sisters Mrs E J Leuzler Elyria and Mrs F W Stegren Walnut Street Elyria
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James Burdick
C. Lough
Fargo
S. B
Burdick
Ohio
Henry M
W Burdick
Wilmar
Miin
W L. Burdick
New York City
Emma C Burdick
C Y. Lough
E. J. Leuzler
East River Street
F. W Stegrne
Walnut Street
Elyria
Chronicle Telegram Offers Space for Electric Rate Debate
The Chronicle Telegram presents editorial space to J B Johnson of Lorain County Electric Co Elyria Ohio to present reasons for a proposed rate increase. The gesture invites aligned recappable articles on the currant price rise with room for continuation across days if lengthy.
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the Chronicle-Telegram
J. B. Jo
County Electric Company
Electric Company
J. B Johnson
Lorain County Electric Co
Elyria Ohia
Johnson
Elyria
Water rate increases likely next year for Elyria
Authorities warn that mercy extensions on new allowances and bond maturities, plus new bonds, may push Elyria water rates higher beginning Jan. 1. The exact amount is undetermined, but past rises have ranged from small to several dollars, with multiple bonds maturing in the period.
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Elyria
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