Jury Returns Part List of Bill Daugherty Indictments
A grand jury returned a partial list of indictments before adjournment, naming Ira Green grand larceny, Jacob Daugherty James Crawford assault with intent to kill, Frank O Meno stabbing with intent to kill and to wound, George Persons operating a stationary engine without license, John Stoust George Miller and John Kennedy tailored offenses, Mike Toth assault and battery, and others for burglary larceny and related charges. Dougherty and Crawford were reindicted for assault on Steve Wood, with the court noting previous term an indictment for the same offence had failed. Prosecution Stroup observed the cases as he left, seeing both.
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Cominern Pleas Court
Ira Green
G Rand
Jacob Daugherty
James Crawford
Frank O. Meno
George Persons
John Stoust
George Miller
Hircenyami Re
Two Banquets Tonight At Hotel Topliff
Two banquets will be held this evening in separate rooms at the Hotel Topliff. One hosts the Lorain County Press Club with about twenty guests, meeting to discuss journalistic affairs over broiled chicken. The other banquet is by Garford company department heads and superintendents.
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Topliff
Lorain County Press Club
Garford Company
Elyrians Receive Reporter Extra On Thaw Jury News
The Reporter issued an extra edition within a short time after the Thaw jury disagreement was disclosed to the Elyria public. Two hours later, Cleveland afternoon extras appeared on sale in Elyria, marking the first public notice locally.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Local Woman Declared Insane in Lorain Case
Esther Konya of South Lorain appeared before Judge Hinman this morning and was found insane after threats to kill her children. Neighbors reported fear she might harm others. She is to be sent to Massillon once acceptance is confirmed. previously treated in Bula Pest Austria without relief.
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Esther Konya
South Lorain
Hinman
Massillon
Carlisle property sale by Minkson & Buttenbender partners
Frank Willard Kelling L Kaiser and Minkson & Buttenbender bought thirteen lots on Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets this week. They plan to build houses on several lots and sell the rest. The property came from George Ely and lies south of the town line.
Boy Choir from Congregational Church to Sing Tomorrow
The Congregational church will be favored tomorrow with a sacred concert at seven in the evening. Delivered by the boys choir recently organized and trained under Asaph Jones, with Miss Russell as accompanist. The program includes men's quartets duets solos and anthems.
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Congregational Church
Asaph Jones
Russell
Jury Divided Ten to Five on Thaw Case
The jury remained hopelessly divided ten to five against thaw. The accused likely faces continued confinement as no agreement seemed possible, leaving the defendant to spend the summer in jail.
Thaw Trial Costs Soar Past 300000 in New York
Estimates place total expense for the Harry K. Thaw trial well above 300000. Of this, about 235000 is attributed to the Thaw family, around 80000 to the state, and under 21000 to the county. Thaw’s defense alone is variably estimated up to 1000000, with jurors paid modestly for their services.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Jury unable to reach verdict in Thaw murder trial
New York April 13 jury verdicts could not be reached after 47 hours of deliberation in the murder in the first degree case against Harry K Thaw. The panel was discharged by Justice Fitzgerald as hopeless and Thaw remanded to the Tombs for a possible second trial.
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New York
Hopalesaly
Harry Kaw
Fitzgerald
Thaw
Bal
Swart
Highways Chaos Over State Boundaries and Poor Descriptions
County association trustees and township officers discuss the wreck of line clarity with trees stakes and vines used as boundary guides. They consider asking county commissioners to fund a survey system for proper boundary restoration amid Lake Avenue's disputed width and potential five foot encroachments.
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Old
Faye
County Association of and Trustees
Une
Permannon
Catton
Sheff Spin
Banwdares
Chattawnship
Lake Avent
Lake Avenue
Heman Ely
Oberlin Coach Hosts Knights In Lincoln Building Gym
Jono Kuyper of Oberlin acted as coach for the city high school football team and hosted about twenty five players in the Lincoln building gym. Kuyper and Assistant Coach Bartholomew promised to lead the squad next fall as the evening concluded with refreshments and good wishes. Westofen Germans retain old blue law forbidding walking with a lit cigar in streets.
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Jono Kuyper
Oberlin
Husky Knights
Lintoln Building
Kuyper
North Dakota
Bartholomew
Arbor Day Observed by Public Schools in Town
Public school scholars celebrated Arbor Day with W N Gates delivering an address on forest conservation and the need to plant trees. Following remarks, the high school orchestra performed as trees were planted in the public park by each class and the athletic association tree.
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W. N. Gates
Republic
Switzerland
Gates
Auto Made Horse Flesh Expensive
Prices for horses have risen sharply as autos reduce breeding. Racing and driving horses now bring 150 to 300 dollars, draft horses 500 to 600, and a three year old horse market tightened. Dealers note autos boosted demand, not decline, and a piano is for sale at 131 Cascade Street.
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Cascade Street
Insurance Grand Jury Delays Action in Elyria
The grand jury adjourned over Sunday without action on insurance cases, delaying deliberations to next Monday. Secretary Rinson testified yesterday as officers Pomeroy, Robinson, Bavee, and Rawson lead the association. Outside agents express joy while a few in the group face scrutiny amid price competition and rumors of cut rate divorces.
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Elyria
Grand Jury
Grand
Rinson
R. W. Pomeroy
Dercy Robinson
M. O. Bavee
Ashley Rawson
Raid on Lorain disorderly houses nets two deaths
Armed with seven indictments, the Lorain raid led to two women jailed and five others under bonds. Helen Stabler and Littie Roberts died in custody at the county jail while Emily Schwartz Anna Gaines Jennie Converse Mamie Van Til and Ethel Lea posted bond. Andrew St. Martin faces an indictment for running a slot machine. Sheriff Ward and Deputy Salisbury led the operation in the late hours before Judge Washburn.
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Lirst
Brand
Ward
Salisbury
Lorain
Washburn
Helen Stabler
Littte Roberts
Turnkey van Doesen
Emily Schwartz
Anna Galnes
Jennie Converse
Mamie van Til
Ethel Lea
Andrew St. Martin
Feared knife man seeks Carnegie at Pittsburg hotel
Fred Slagel aged 33 carried a penknife and asked to see Carnegie during the Carnegie Institute dedication in Pittsburg Iowa He tried to enter the main hotel lobby and was seized by Policeman John Kennedy Slagel said he wished to sell Carnegie a patent and offered bribes for release He had 261 and listed Los Angeles Cal as his address
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Pittsburg
Carnegie
Fred Slagel
Ile
Slagel
John Kennedy
Andrew Gavenegie
Oakland
Los Angeles Cal
Kennedy #4
Fix Dates for Two Hearings in Tax Committee
Dates for two hearings in the tax committee were announced by Sec ress Tacker. The first will be Friday April 29 and the second Friday April 26. Both start at 7:30 PM in the large committee room of the chamber of commerce. Topics: The Taxation of Manufactures and Merchandise Enterprises. Public input welcomed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Secress Tacker
Chamber of Commere
Tasation
Wercantite
Cordally Walcome
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Daugherty
Crawford
Steve Wood
Topliff Hotel
Elyrians
NLL
Ethel Konya
Judy Hinman
BIG Deal
Carlisle Property
John Kuyper
Westofen
Germany
James
Duke
THE
Tobacco Trust
Irs
Will Inman
Trina
Wade
Jannin
Gonhke Tau
Dake
Major Huntoon
Europe
OES
Onerif
Taxation Committee
Mr. Hartiman
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