Gibson testimony details Lorain Journal bid pressure
In a Lorain court session, David Gibson’s dealings with the Lorain Journal are described. Witnesses recount Calman pressuring bids, promises of control, and preselection rumors involving Horvitz and Hoiles. John W. Clark testifies about ownership questions and advertising hesitancy tied to Gibson not owning the paper.
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David Groses
Sam Horvitz
W . J. Peer
Lorain
Scont
David Gibson
W. Ness
Ais Teeleci
Cai
Calman
Grall
Calmen
Sam Horyitz
Mendelsohn
Grail
Frendsohn
Grell
Horvitz
Jm Grail
Caiman
John W. Clark
Mansfield News
Lorain Journal
Clark
R. C Hoiler
Lorain Times Herald
Gipser
Werse
Gibson
David Gison
Merchants of
Davi Clark
Hoiles
Tadas
Mac
Cleveland
L. B. Fauver
Heiles
Edmund C. Mo
Emil Calman
Marazer
Elyria
William Peer
Amart
Fauver
R. C. Holles
Death penalty handed to Glenn Dague in Pa. case
In New Castle Pennsylvania April 1 Glenn Dague aut o salesman and former school teacher husband is sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of State Trooper Brady Paul. A jury of two hours deliberation returned a verdict of first degree murder with death penalty. Irene Schroeder the blond gun girl received the same sentence earlier. Dague showed calm during the verdict and prepared to appeal with defense counsel. Rev Teagarden plans further legal steps and will coordinate with funders for a potential new trial.
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New Castle
Brady
Greon Dague
Toda
Paul
Dague
Rev. Teagarden
Teagarden
Thomas V. Dickey
Irene
Elia Mountz
Washington
Clarence Darrow
Mountz
Glenn Dague
Irene Schroeader
Vortie
Glenn _Dague
Bellefonte
Brady Paul
Irene Schroeder
Theresa Hess Dague
Census Takers Begin Work Wednesday
An army of 100 660 census enumerators will start counting tomorrow across the United States. They will knock on doors in about 30 million homes, collecting population data and details like age, school attendance, and housing value. The census aims to reveal how many people live in each area and inform public planning, with results announced in stages beginning mid April.
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United States of America
New England
Southland
Gio
Mississippi Basin
Arizona
Moxzi
Amere
Cales
ElsTia
United States
Famil
Census Bureau
Joseph A. Hill
Hill
U S Japanese Proposals Passed by Tokyo Cabinet
Tokyo April 1 The Japanese cabinet approved the American Japanese compromise proposals with minor reservations and forwarded the acceptance to London. Reijira Wakatan chief of the Japanese delegation said the agreement reached in talks between Senator David Reed and Ambassador Tsuneo Matsudaki is acceptable in some minor clauses. The agreement is a modification of Japan's demands for a tariff adjustment.
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O.K
Tokio
London
Reijira Wakatan Cvhief
David 4. Reed
Tsuneo Matsudaki
Japan
Heads Of Local Organizations Meet Tonight
Advisabi by organizers a President's Council of heads of city men's groups will be discussed at a Spring Wales Country Club dinner. Attendees include Dr A R Agate Ernest Birch C Hedent George Tulx Howard Butler A L Garford Mayor James Hewit and M F Fer. Chamber of Commerce aims for broader collaboration on civic projects and joint meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Wales Country Club
E. Tucker
Elvrra Chamber of Commerce
A. R. Agate
Charles Perseus
American Legion
Ernest Birch
Cheese and Crackers Club
C. Hedent
George Tulx
Elyria Foreman’s Club
Howard Butler
Kiwants Club
A. L. Garford
Elyria Manufacturers’ Association
James A. Héwit
Rotary Club
M. F. Fer
Young Men's Club
Beatty
Tuck
Chamber of Commerce
Blaze at Willys-Overland Dock Yard Sparks Large Toledo Fire
Spontaneous combustion noted by Elmer L. Skidmore, state fire marshal, linked to a $280000 blaze at the Willys-Overland loading docks in Toledo. Otto Zanzenhacher said about 31 freight cars carrying 100 new Willys Knights were lost, with most damage insured. Alfred B. Quaig later put company loss at $125000 in a total value around $155000. Fire began about 2 PM as 40 workers were on the 700-foot dock. a track sweeper spotted a small flame and raised the alarm.
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Toledo
Gaz
Elmer L. Skidmore
Asfistant
Ywilllys-Overland Company
Otto Zanzenhacher
Willys-Overland Co
Willys-Knights
Alfred B. Quaig
Eees Autos
Youths Held for Grand Jury Over Auto Theft Ring
Five youths from Oberlin were bound over to the grand jury after a preliminary hearing before Justice J. George. Hearing for a sixth youth, Michael Yaseham, was continued to tomorrow. The ring’s headquarters operated from Oberlin and their alleged thefts targeted automobiles.
Pension Committee to Meet Wednesday
A preliminary organization meeting will be held by the policemen and firemen pension committee of the Elrria Chamber of Commerce to study the subject. No definite action will be taken at this meeting. The committee includes Gari Lersch chairman Earl Beil George H Brownell C R Hallock C Stolzenburg and Frank Wharton. They plan hearings later. Wadsworth Ohio April 1 Anna Bordack died after being struck by a bus while roller skating home from Ritman. She died in hospital.
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Policemen’s and Firemen's Pension Committee
Elrria Chamber of Commerce
Gari Lersch
Earl Beil
George H. Brownell
C. R. Hallock
C. Stolzenburg
Frank Wharton
Wadsworth
Ritman
Anna Bordack
Here
Health Ribbon Competition Aims To Boost School Health
Countywide focus on health work with Blue Ribbon pupils to be honored on May 19 at the County Fair grounds. Lake Avenue school hosts a meeting April 2 as preparations include dental care and smallpox and diphtheria vaccination efforts. Other schools from Amherst to St Peter's set dates in April and March for Blue Ribbon presentations and related activities.
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Breal
Lake Avenue School
Eirria Township
County Health Department
Amherst
Hipton
Riville
LaGrange
Aivermoon
Pittsfield
Murray Ridge
Pittsield
West Carlisle
Grafton
St. Peter’s
Highldand
Russia
Eaton
South Amherst
Belden Woman Seriously Hurt Crossing Road by Truck
Mrs George B Harrison 30 is in Elyria Memorial Hospital in serious condition after being struck by a small pickup truck in front of her home near Belden Ohio as she tried to cross to a mailbox. X rays to assess injuries, hospital reports say her condition remains critical though recovery expected. The pickup was driven by Clarence Tanner of Wooster and was also Ohio Fuel and Gas Company property.
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Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Brrs
Harrison
Clarence Tannor Af Wooster
Taylor
Weastes
Site reviews for county tuberculosis sanatorium in Lorain County
Lorain County building commission plans two trips to inspect North Ridge and Leavitt Road sites for a tuberculosis sanatorium. A state health department representative may be brought to approve the chosen site before purchase. Southern site near intersection of two roads is favored for beauty, accessibility, and utilities. County home building contract signed. land work begins and completion expected in six months.
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State Department of Health
Lorain County
County Building Commission
North Ridge
Leavitt Road
State Health Department
Senate moves to curb Supreme Court power
United Press reports a Senate joint resolution, introduced by Senator Brockhart of Iowa, proposes restricting the Supreme Court’s ability to nullify acts of Congress. The court would rule laws unconstitutional only by unanimous vote rather than a simple majority.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Senate
Brockhart
Repu
Hawks Finish 300 Mile Flight to El Paso Air Field
Captain Frank M Hawks piloted The Eaght in a cabin glider arriving at El Paso Municipal Airport at 9:10 a.m. MST after a 300 mile leg from Tucson. He started at 6:45 a.m. and skipped Lordsburg refueling to press on toward Sheetwater, Texas, and New York en route from San Diego.
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Hawks
EL Paso
Texas
Tex
Frank M. Hawks
Tucson
Ariz
New York
San Diego
Lordsburg
N. M
Plane flies from Long Island to Bermuda coast
William H. Alexander and two companions launched a Stinson Menoplane from the Bermuda College Point water today, starting the ocean flying season. The 756 mile trip toward Bermuda was attempted after a brief earlier failure to gain altitude. Alexander piloted the craft powered by a Wright Whirlwind motor with Zen Bouck as co pilot and Lewis 4 Nancey as navigator.
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Bermuda College Point
L. L
William H. Alexander
Bermuda
Alexander
Zen Bouck
Lewis
Nancey
Senate panel proposes halt on railroad mergers authority
Washington April 1 A joint resolution to suspend the interstate commerce commissions authority to approve any unification or merger of railroads was introduced in the senate today by Chairman Couzens of the senate interstate commerce committee. Couzens resolution would suspend such authority until Congress passes legislation to protect and promote the public interest in consolidations.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Couzens
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Huston Fails To Produce Tennessee River Records
Claudius Huston, chairman of the Republican National Committee, told the Senate Lobby Committee he could not obtain the records of the Tennessee River Improvement Association, which he formerly headed. He said he visited Ford Hospital in Detroit to see J. W. Worthington, head of the association, but was not allowed to view the records.
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Huston
Washington
Claudius Huston
Republican National Committee
Senate Lobby Committee
Tennessee River Improvement Association
Ford Hospital
Detroit
J. W. Worthington
Worthington
Mayor's Court Receipts Rise In March Report
Mayor's Clerk Jona G. Schrock released a report showing March receipts at 3996.35 versus February's 959.99. Totals break down as Fines 749.90, Costs 129.90, Auction licenses 50.00, building permits 25.00, soft drink permits 25.00, and Miscellanseous 4.45.
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Cierk Jona G. Schrock
Rum row found in Lake Erie near New York harbor
Cleveland April 1 says Dillerd W Pollock assistant collector of customs reports evidence of a rum row similar to the New York harbor pattern twelve miles out in Lake Erie. Mother ships laden with liquor from Canada anchor in the lake beyond the international boundary. Small boats carrying 35 cases each are aimed at Toledo and Jamestown but cannot cross the line. Pollock sent investigators to Canada to trace home ports and cargo origins and ordered the coast guard to intercept small boats before loading.
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Bulletix
Cleveland, CO
Lake Erie
New York Harbor
Dillerd W. Pollork
CanaGga
Lake Evie
Polock
Poliork
Toledo
Jamestown
Pollock
Canada
Coast Guard
Theft of 17 Chickens From John Faulkner’s Coops
Sheriff deputies investigated last night theft of 17 chickens from John Faulkner’s coops on Diagonal Road. Locks were twisted off doors, indicating a break in.
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John Faulkner
Diagonal Road
Guardianair automated control device trialed in Cleveland plane
A mechanical pilot named Guardianair, developed by Otto Greene, will be installed in a long distance Stinson aircraft to attempt a non stop flight from Cleveland to New Haven and Buenos Aires. The device aims to reduce pilot duties, enable in air refueling via Havana route, and maintain radio contact with ground stations throughout the three day journey.
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Cleveland
Otto Greene
New Haven
Conn
Jenos Aires
South America
George Portland
Herbert Partridge
Uex
Stinson
Andes
higZest
Greene
Guardianair
Stearman
Condition Very Critical At Noon Today
Buffalo New York April 1 Lila Jimerson a 35 year old Indian model accused of plotting a murder had a violent coughing spell in court and then suffered a hemorrhage. Doctors said she is very serious with tuberculosis and may not be moved for a week or two. Court adjourned until tomorrow as physicians ordered her removed to Buffalo City Hospital.
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Buffalo
Lila Jimerson
Clothilde Marchand
City Hospital
N. Y
Lila
F. Bert Thorne
Buffalo City Hospital
Five Injured in Aust at Toledo Bridge Blast
Five workmen were injured today at the western approach of a new high level bridge near Toledo Ohio. Foreman Homer Weckerly and Merritt Smith were seriously hurt. Henry Sirdarn Crosby and Howard Powell sustained facial and hand injuries. Henry Crosby was also struck. All were employed by Congress Construction of Boston.
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Toledo
Homer Weckerir
Whitehouse
Merritt Smith
Grand Rapids
Henry Sherdarn
Tusten Crosby
Howard Powell
Weckerly
Smith
Sherburn
Crosby
Powell
Congress Construction
Boston
Rhoads Returns to Office After Illness
County Commissioner Rhoads resumes duties at the courthouse after a time away due to illness. He reports significant health improvement as the board resumes afternoon sessions in Barberton. A separate item notes 12 year old Sam Corum was killed after stepping in front of an Erie train while returning home.
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Rhoads
Ofice
Rhoads & Commissioners
Tes Onice
Barberton. G
Sam Corum
Sensbor
Erie
Eewee
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Highway Instruction Co
Gungirls
Pal
Feagraden
Frank Johnston
Irece
Dagua
Willys
Pension Committee
Fair Grounds
Belden
United Press
LABOR
House of Lords
Lords
Scotland
House of Commons
GRACE
Otto Green
Dayton
The
Security Savings Association
Union Building and Loan Association
Qhia Savings and Loan
Bath
Wenekles
Chronicle-Telegram
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