Man Pleads Guilty in Prohibition Case at Lorain
Steve Striker of 3228 Norfolk Avenue Lorain pled guilty to possession of liquor after a confrontation with Rankin during a drunken raid. Rankin testified finding 425 to 15 bottles of home brew in Striker’s cellar. Striker was arraigned before Judge A R Webber and signed the pledge. He was jailed overnight after the knife incident with Rankin.
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Steve Striker
Norfolk Ave
Lorain
Costa
A. R. Webber
Common Pleas Court
Striker
E. Rankin
Sargeant Wm. Murphey
Petroman Edward Rernalds
Lorain County Rejects Bridge Bonds Bid Sale
County commissioners rejected all bids on the Lorain County Memorial Bridge notes and bonds in a formal morning session. They indicated readiness for a hearing on the permanent injunction against the lien brought by Joseph Finegold, slated for Wednesday or Tuesday of this week.
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Board of County Comms
Sioners
Lorain County Memorial Bridge
Joseph Finegold
Elrra
Boys Enjoy Y Trip to Washington on Annual Route
Signals from the local Y M C A party show the Handball Champs traveling from Uniontown to Hagerstown and Washington with stops in Massillon Massillon and Wheeling. Wires report they arrived in Uniontown Saturday and in Hagerstown Sunday, facing mountain snow but remaining upbeat.
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Elsha
Washington
Uniontown
Hagerstown
Maryland
Sverypody
Massidon
Massillon
Wheeling
Sanday
Corts
Everryody
Mid
Fazer
Hannaford
Redington
Grititha
Violent Deaths Reported in Weekend Totals
The past weekend saw no deaths investigated for violence by Coroner Movies Ferry, the first such weekend this year with zero calls. Earlier weekends included two to three investigations.
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Ferry
Default judgment granted in case on pleas court
Judge W. B. Thompson today granted a default judgment for the plaintiff amounting to 1770 against 30. Peaks, CHINE escaped damage from fire this afternoon when a machine began to work on W. J. Hainea cat Broad Street. Damage to the car is noted.
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Bey
W. B. Thompson
Comon Pleas Court
QO. A. Hasne
Itip
Chine
W. J. Hainea
Broad Street
Sheriff Deputies Arrest Oneln Raid At Telegraph Road
Sheriff deputies Ives Cowle and Knight arrested William Smith of Telegraph Road Meorietta township Saturday night on liquor possession charges. Smith pleaded not guilty before Judge A. Ft. Webber, released on $500 bond for appearance Thursday.
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William Smith
Telegraph Road
Meorietta
Caid
Ives Cowle
Knight
A. Ft. Webber
Common Pleas
Smith
Trial Refusal in Habeas Case Near Lima Ohio
The Ohio Court of Appeals denied County Prosecutor Botkin's motion for a new trial for George Remus a former Cincinnati brewer. Remus was to be released from state custody on a writ of habeas corpus but the court delayed his release pending possible option for execution stay. Remus remains in hospital as his lawyer plans to contact Columbus officials about bail while judges stay at the courthouse for further counsel.
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Lima
Court of Appeals
FM. M. Botkin
George Remus
Cincinnati Bociecner
Remus
Bne Hutkin
Co Journal
Roskin
Phil M_ Crow
Rent W_ Hughes
Charlies
Charles H. Elston
Attorne
DLCL
Columbus
Court House
Peck for Senate Death Opens Appointment Battle
In Columbus Ohio on April 2 an organized push to have Governor Donaher appoint former federal judge Dom Weld Pee of Cincinnati to the late Senator Frank L B Willis seat surfaced. Cleveland leaders reportedly back Pee while Cyrus Locher the state director of commerce faces opposition.
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Columbus, CO
Frank LB. Willis
Jeveland
Donaher
Fomer
Dom Weld Pee
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cyrus Locher
Stewart Free When Case Is Dropped
The case against G. M. Stewart, arrested in January and convicted by a grand jury on a charge of issuing a check with intent to defraud, was dismissed at the request of the prosecuting attorney in Judge A. St. Webber's court. Stewart had led the charge but changed his plea claiming to be cured of the true habit.
Rankin Collects Fines From March Prohibition Busts
State Prohibition Inspector O F Rankin released a March report showing 27 arrests 28 violations 50 inspections and 8 450 dollars in fines collected. Fire transporters and fire stills were among the finds.
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Rankin
Office of State Prohibition
O. F E. Rankin
Maren
Cock Fight Raid Nets 200 Arrests Across Cities
Newark police raided a cock fight at Buckeye Lake and jailed Minor Johnson for promoting the event. About two hundred men were arrested in Columbus Cincinnati and other cities but released when transport was unavailable.
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Newark
Mminor Johnson
Buckere Lake
Here
Columbus
Cincinnati
Othe
Body Found Buried in Sand at Santa Veronica Lakefront
The body of an aged man was found half-buried along the lake front near North Perry. Identification efforts were underway. the corpse bore a tattoo reading 12 T.1805, and Sheriff Edward amusgsen said it had likely been in the sand for weeks.
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Sant. Verry. O
Lake Front
North Perry
Edward Amusgsen
Deny Kellogg Resignation Report Hits Department
State Department issued a denial regarding reports that Secretary Kellogg planned to resign before March 4. Published claims that Dwight W. Morrow would succeed him as ambassador to Mexico were discredited by the department.
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Imbel Washington
Secretariogs
State Department
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Department
Charred body found in auto near Jeloway Ohio
MT VERNON. O Anil 7 Sherifl G Stream reports a charred male body found in two burning automobiles near Jeloway Ohio midafternoon. The victim was shot, burned, and oil and a gasoline can with empty chairs were located in the vehicle. Police suspect robbery. The car was driven into a ditch and later set ablaze. An extra set of license plates with different numbers was found under the seat. They believe the body was killed elsewhere and moved to the scene.
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Jelaway
Strikers Ordered Out of Homes Across Ohio
Federal judge Benson W. Youzh denied a request to extend eviction orders against Union miners and their families from houses owned by real companies in southeastern Ohio. The order, effective yesterday, warns operators not to punish disobedience before April 15. More than 298 families are affected.
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Columbes
Benson W. Youzh
Ohio
I Ducge Houzh
Jas Vibe
Eight Canadian Fishermen Rescued From Stranded Tug
Eight Canadian fishermen stranded aboard the tug Jean F. E. in Lake Erie for more than a week were rescued and brought ashore. The ice breaker Vermont from Ashtabula broke a path to the stranded vessel yesterday aiding the rescue.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Storm Damage Wallops Northwestern Ohio
A severe sleet storm crippled northwestern Ohio causing $1.5 million in damage as over 27 000 poles fell and communications were lost for weeks. Findlay and Tiffin were hardest hit with a three day power outage and two Pennsylvanian train wrecks near Lima injured 40 people. Hatchery chicks near Tiffin faced destruction as heat lines failed.
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Ohio
Tiffin
Findlay
Pennsylvania
Lima
Lantz
Thieves Enter Two Homes In Local Break-Ins
Police report two burglary incidents Saturday night with no loss at one address and several items taken at another. miss Florence Bickford 254 Sixth Street rear window entry left empty. jon a Bullock Lincoln Court home later that evening yielded an Elgin watch a wrist watch a silver mesh wrist band and a green fountain pen.
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Carr
Thievez
Florence Bickford
Sixth Street
Jona Bullock
Lincoln Court
Evenies
Girl Injured as Windstorm Strikes Farm Area
A windstorm swept through the section late yesterday, causing a farm house and several smaller buildings to be razed and bringing heavy rainfall. Olsa Need, 31 year old, was seriously injured when a telephone pole fell onto the car in which she rode with her parents.
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Tniurep
Herron
Olsa Need
Prince of Wales Thrown Twice in Hawthorn Steeplechase
The Prince of Wales was thrown twice while riding in a steeplechase at Hawthorn near Maidenhead. He was reported unhurt. This marked the prince’s fourth and fifth falls in three days, and his 24th and 25th career falls.
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Prince OF Wales
Hawthornhill
Eng
Hawthornbi
Maidenhead
Tia
Nanking Incident Settled by US and China
Shanghai reports say John Van A MacMurray and Hwang Fu reached a settlement over the Nanking incident. Americans to be compensated, guilty punished, and protection assured. MacMurray en route to Peking with the accord hailed as a personal triumph.
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Pering
China
John van A. MacMurray
Enros
United States
Senator Frank B Willis Dies In Ohio
Delaware mourns the death of Senator Frank B Willis a Republican presidential candidate and Ohio native. His body will be moved to Gray Chapel at Ohio Northern University for viewing and state funeral services will follow with national and state leaders attending. The 112th aero squadron will fly over the procession and floral tributes will be dropped.
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Delaware
Frank B. Willlis
Willis
Franklin Street
Gray Chapel
Ubia Weslern University
Universiing
Senator Willis
Frank
Otto Scott Steele
Willis Family Church
Simeon D. Fess
Ralph D. Cols
Findlay
Albert Edwin Smith
Local Man Brings Six Foot Alligator to Ely Park
Mayor James A. Hewitt announced that Charles Fell of Washington Ar gue, general manager of National Tube Co of Lorain, plans to sell the city a six foot alligator to replace the former pet that died last fall. The creature will be placed at the fountain in Ely Park and named through public submissions to the Chronicle Telegram.
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Amfitt
Ely
Park
James A. Hewitt
Charles Fell
Washington Argue
National Tube Co
Lorain
Florida
Hewitt
Felt
Mutt
West Side
Theinj
Chronicle- Telegram
Fireman Saves West Ave Home From Basement Blaze
A. E. Lord, one of Elida's earliest firefighters, fought a basement fire at his West Arcane home with a garden hose after an overheated furnace smoke pipe ignited the ceiling. Filstia volunteer unit, including Squad Co. 1, arrived with chemicals and extinguished the flames before heavy damage occurred.
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West Ave
Elida
West Avenue
A. E. Lord
West Arcane
Lord
Filstia
Six Year Old Girl Struck By Auto Near Home
Thelma Day aged six suffered a fracture yesterday when struck by a car on Oberlin road near her home. Sheriff F.E. Mathews said a car ran in front of the impact as Miss Aletha Stacy of Wellington drove home from Elyria with her mother, John Stacey. The child was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Thelma Day
Oberlin Road
G. Mathews
Aletha Stacy
Wellington
Elyria
John Stacey
Elyria Memorial Dospitel
Dawes or Lowden Seen as Ohio Willis Successors
In Columbus on April 2 1924 President Dawes and former Illinois Governor Lowden emerged as likely successors to the late Senator Willis in Ohio Republican campaigning. The Willis drive will continue with Dawes or Lowden, while Hoover contends with Willis for delegates and endorsements.
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Columbus
Charles G. Dawes
Frank 0. Lowden
Illinois
Frank B. Wills
Tits Willis
Ohio
Morrow
Willis
Dawes
Lowden
Hig
Carmi A. Thompson
Hoover
William Death
Simeon D. Fess
Republican Party
Fess
We Willis
Coolidge S
Maurice H. Maschke
ELYRIA WOMAN AT WILLIS RALLY PRESENT WHEN SENATOR FELL ILL
Nellie M. Hull of Elyria attended the Delaware homecoming rally for Senator Frank B. Willis. She served as head of the Ohio WCTU trustees and, with Frances E. Fuller, traveled from Columbus as official WCTU representatives. Hull later described Willis's illness and the subsequent death.
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Gray Chapel
Delaware
Frank B. Willis
Nellie M. Hull
Hill
W.C. T_ UU
Lorain County
W_ oC. T.T
Frances FE. Fuller
W.C. TU
Columbus
Pastor Reflects On Death Of Senator Frank B Willis
A pastor at First Methodist delves into the death of Senator Frank B Willis. He is praised for serving his generation by the will of God and for his enduring friendships and integrity. The reflection recalls Willis at Grey Chapel and the September Methodist conference.
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Frank B. Willis
First Methodist
Edwin Kirby
Kirby
Arch
Grey Chapel
Delaware
Ohio
Oho Methodists
Willis
Tadian
Siren
April Common Pleas Court Opens in Lorain County
Lorain County opens its April session as most lawyers attend the assignment of cases. Judge A R Webber says a jury will be called for the first time on Tuesday, April 2. The April term of the Court of Appeals will open Monday and the grand jury will convene by Tuesday, April 2.
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Lorain County
Conti
A. R. Webber
Crand
Embezzler Back To Face Charge
Phillip Moore, wanted on embezzlement charges, returned to court in Sircondersperd Pennsylvania after being captured a week ago. He allegedly misused funds from money orders totaling about $2,000 while employed by Peter Myers and sent by Myers to cash the orders. Judgment against Lorain and others cited in the report.
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Phillip Moore
Sanday
Condersperd
Moore
Peter Myers
Myers
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