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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1925
Page
2
The jury and defense presented appeals for leniency to the Georgia Prison Commission seeking commutation for Mrs. Hughes from the death sentence to life imprisonment. Backed by friends and hundreds of letters, the defense argued desperation caused by years of nagging by her mother in law.
The report portrays a family feud ending in a fatal shooting during a confrontation over a trunk. Ida Hughes faces questions about the trigger while her mother in law was killed. Letters to Governor Walker urge action and question the use of a jury trial in this Georgia case.
Billy and Eleanor Cook of Lorain spent Monday with their aunt Mrs. Henry Dellefield. Miss Caroline Spiegelberg has returned to Cleveland after spend-
Residents and relatives from Elyria Amherst South Ridge Lakewood and Lorain appear in a series of Sunday and weekday visits. Names include Spiegelberg Schubert Coverdale Henes Fowl Bechtel Kuhn Dellefield and Cook among others with attendances at funerals and church society meetings.
Word has been received here of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Peters of Lakewood. Mr. and Mrs. Peters have many friends here who are glad to hear of the happy event. Mrs. Anna Burkenn, Mabelle Burkenn and Bernice Spuhler of the community send their best wishes.
Cleveland residents hosted relatives Sunday evening and welcomed Rev. Holzworth of South Ridge. Attendees at the Mark Ley School PTA and social included Joe and Martha Coverdale, J A Date and family, J H Dellefield, H Harris, Lewis Spiegelberg and families, Irma Spiegelberg, and Mrs Moreland. Also reported a chicken supper at South Ridge church Friday evening.
Richmond authorities report Thomas Marshall Jr. assistant caster at the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank was found dead in a gas-filled room. Coroner Whitfield rules death by his own action, with illness believed to be the cause.
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