Bank wreckers Kaneen and Walkers sentenced in Lorain trial
Ed Kaneen, H B Walker, and Bana Walker pleaded guilty to embezzlement tied to Junge Washburn case. Kaneen received seven years, Walker two years and seven months, Bana Walker two years and six months. The judge noted shared responsibility, while prosecutors urged deterrence and mercy given youth and prior conduct.
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Kaneen
F Kaneen
H B. Walker
Bana S. Walker
Lorain Bank
Junge Washburn
Kanesa
Defenet Citizens’ Savings Bank
Ikemtiary
H. B. Walker
Bana Walker
Lorain
Ely- Ma
Baan Walker
Dani Walker
H B Walker
Reformatory
Walker
Ander
Grattam
Columbus
Washborn
Stroup
Not Guilty Pleas Entered in Lorain County Defense Trials
Not guilty pleas were entered in eight cases before Judge Workborn as the county was obliged to pay defense costs for poor defendants. James Carey pleaded guilty to assaulting David Kelly, fined 50 and costs, and sentenced to sixty days in jail. Others pled not guilty to burglary, larceny, or related charges, including Charles Barnhart, Carrie Barnhart, Jim Mahoney, Tina Heal, and Steven Nagy. Tina Beal was put on bond in a burglary and larceny case involving stolen chickens.
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Aixtepo
Workborn
Thea
Attorreya
Tames Carey
David Kelly
Elvrra
Carey
Charles
Carrie Barnhard
Lorain
Tom Jones
Tina Beal
Burgarry
Gailty
Infirmary Plans Approved by Ohio Charity Board
Secretary H H Sturer told sanity commissioners Thursday morning that plans for the infirmary were approved with minor recommendations. The project calls for spending between 89 000 and 100 000 dollars. The commission will issue bonds totaling 610 000. About 8 000 dollars in land value is in reserve. A second bond of about 10 000 will follow after annex construction. Both improvements are needed and work will be hastened as much as possible.
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H H Sturer
Ohio Board of State Charities
Sanity Commissigners
Spee
Ohio Dairy School
Columbus
Ohio
Two Fined By Mayor For Public Disorder
Levi Guetta of Sandusky was fined five dollars and costs by Mayor Folger on Friday morning for intoxication. John Doe, described as the Cleveland sign fainter, also faced charges with fines suspended.
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Levi Guetta
Sandusky
Folger
John Doe
Cleveland
Wey Fu
Change of Venue in Bucket Shop Indictment Case
Worth Worth and H G King plead not guilty on Monday morning to bucket shop charges. They seek a venue change, alleging public sentiment and official bias from the bank failure incident. Bonds were posted, Worth's at 800 and King’s at 2000, with Witaorr and Burrows signed. Worth resisted reading the indictment, vocalizing defiance while King read the arraignment. Fear and tension ran through the courtroom as Worth voiced resolve to prove their innocence.
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Worth and King
W Ot Worth
H G. King
Bucket Shop
Lorain
W A Burrows
Ki G
C E Witaorr
Worth
King
Commissioners to Issue $6,000 Bonds
Infirmary officials pursue a $6,000 bond issue per a resolution discussed by the board. Attorney J. P. Wo and Dawley of Cleveland are named in connection with funding and defense costs for the project. The plan aims to secure funds for the infirmary’s operations and related defenses as described.
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Ty Commissionere
King
J.P Wo
Isags Bonda
Thaine Dawley
Cleveland
Lake Shore Freed From Two Mortgages In $50 Million Release
The Lake Shore line, in a release dated January 19, 1905, is freed from two mortgages totaling $50,000,000 to Union Trust Co of New York. The bonds covered railroads across Cuyahoga, Lake, Ashtabula, and Lorain counties in Ohio with release recorded outside the state in several counties. mortgages dated 1870 and 1878, due 1900 and 1908, signal large financial resources and clear title to cross-state property. The instrument bears signatures of Edward King, president, and J B E Thayer, secretary.
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Union Trust Co
New York City
Cuyahoge
Lake, Ashtabula
Lorain
Edward King
The
Trust
J B E Thayer
Charles Edgar Malls
Ohio
Chantangos
Erie Co
Pennsylvania
Cook Up
Illinois
Cleveland and Southwestern Traction seeks Pearl Street franchise
The Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co prepares to apply for a franchise on Pearl Street South Lorain, proposing a line from its Elyria line to Pearl Street with an entrance at the city line. Application likely next Monday night. Property owners from Tenth to Fourteenth avenues signaled. beyond city limits lies the Sheffield Land and Improvement Co tract allied with Lorain Street Railway Co, which will not grant right of way. Entrance expected only via condemnation proceedings.
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Cleveland and Southwestern Traction Co 14
Pear
Lorain
Elyria
Pearl Street
Tenth Avenue
Fourteenth Avenue
Whale Tract
Sheffield Land and Improvement Co
Lorain Street Railway Co
Sunshine loiterer jailed on insanity charge in LaGrange
Peter Ploker, once seen loafing in public, drew mayoral scrutiny in LaGrange. He was brought to Elgris County Jail on insanity grounds after a confrontation that flooded his cell with water. Judge Hinman ordered possible return to Cleveland as guardians warned. Officials fined the others at the scene and set work details as the crowd dispersed.
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Peter Ploker
LaGrange
Ploger
Ploker
Elgris
Pid&er
Iaio
Cleveland Hn
Hinman
Clevelaint
Canton carpenter to supply culvert piping under wage rise
Canton carpenter awarded a contract by county commissioners to supply culvert piping for the lake shore electric railway, amounting to about 3000 pounds. The wage raise for conductors and motormen to 2 cents an hour, 3 cents more than before, excludes Lorain Street Railway employees already paid 33 1/2 cents per hour.
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Tae
Lake Shore
CON Oarpenter
Canton
Ccuoty Commissioners
Lake Shore Electric Railway Company
Lorain Street Railway
Sixteen Year Old Girl Leaves Mission with Boyfriend
A sixteen year old girl from the Light and Hope Mission in Birmingham, Martha Grey, planned to marry D H Eddy, a Cleveland man. Eddy and a 17 year old accomplice, William Steiner, allegedly abducted her to Cleveland. police intercepted them before departure. The trio claimed consent and described harsh treatment at the mission, with Grey seeking a return home.
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Nye
Cleveland
Martha Grey
Light and Hope Mission
Birmingham
D H Eddy
Lave
Eddy
William Steiner
Yadre Old
Ian Paper Hooger
Steiner
Marthe Grey
Stelmer
Worth vows all fight to a finish in brokerage case
Captain Worth, in Elyria, tells the sheriff he will carry the case to the Supreme Court if needed. He asserts the statutes are misapplied and hints at using a top lawyer, aiming to obtain a ruling affecting many brokerages statewide as the litigation unfolds.
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Captain Worth
Worth
Elyria
Sheriff's Office
Supreme Court
Captainn Worth
Tube Mills boosts furnace output at plant core
The Tube company reports its blast furnaces are in operation with improved construction from last year. A single furnace achieved output exceeding 17,000 tons in a month, reflecting higher production contributing to overall resale gains.
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Tube Commany
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Kanee
Kaveen
Acta
Ed Kangen
H G Gillmora
Kangen
Aman
Lorain County
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Tong
Washburn
Diamater
Gallmore
Walker Booy
Lorai
Kanveo
Gillmore
Hhb Walker
State Reformatory
Htroup
Jhb Walker
Dana Walker
Adam
Manafeln
H B Wakler
Karesn
Dana
Stroop
Doolittle
Gilmore
Egward E. Gritz
Prop
Dens
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Dawley
Samscared
Union Trust Company
Sheield Land
Vagn
Tube Mills
ROYAL
Gratstaan
Royal Baking Powder CO
William OT
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