Questioning of Horvitz proceeds in abel suit
Testimony in the Abel lawsuit against Sam Horvitz and David Gibson continues as Horvitz explains receipts made out to S A Horvitz for the Lorain Journal payments. He says loans from the Highway Construction Company to Calman and others were for the paper’s business and receipts may have shown a convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calman
S. A. Horvitz
Sam Horvitz
Highway Construction Company
Horvitz
David Gibson Oy
William J. Peer
Lorain
Atty
Frank C. Secor
Cleveland
Peer
L. B. Fauver
Elyria
Scott
Lovain Journal
Fauver
Dorie
Gibson
Fauger
Lorain Journal
Horitz
Scow
Lerain Journal
Carman
Burke
Ann Arbor
Highway Conher Company
Abram P. Bates Retires As Executive From Lorain Works
Abram P. Bates of 105 Eastern Heights boulevard retires after forty years with U. S. Steel Corp. He began as a timekeeper in 1902 after starting in 1494 as a foreman in Johnstown. Bates will stay in Elyria, work advisory and travel to Pittsburgh for special tasks, with a vacation extension granted.
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Abram P. Bates
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Lorain Works
National Tube Company
U. S. Steel Corporation
Mr. Bates
Johnson Company
Johnstown
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Lorain
Lorain Pillnt
Time Department
Accou G Forces
T. L. Moise
Pittsburgh
Bates
Elyria
Lei Tein
President Hoover Enjoys Opening Rapidan Fishing Camp Visit
President Hoover spent a first weekend of spring at his Rapidan river camp in the Blue Ridge, joined by Lamont Wilbur Mitchell Fort and others. He fished from the camp below a red sun, enjoyed breakfast of trout, and praised improvements to the lodge as the Rapidan yielded many rising fish.
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Hoover
Blue Ridge Mountains
Mr. Hoover
Tod
Rapiden
Washington
Rapidan River
Commerce
Lamont
Wilbur
Mitchell
Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Joel T. Boone
White House
Lawrence Richer
Blue Ridge
MacDonald
Great Britai
Rapidan
Humane Society Directors To Meet In Lorain County
Directors of the Lorain County Humane Society meet Tuesday at the society offices to discuss leadership. The agenda includes the Humane Agent and attorney positions, currently held by Otto K. Mischka who has hinted at resignation but may stay if directors wish. The quarterly meeting previously scheduled, with potential staffing decisions, forms the main item.
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The
Lorain County Humane Society
Otto K. Mischks
Mischka
Crusaders Attacked By Prohibition Rally In Lorain County
A mid year Lorain County W C T U institute at First Congregational church heard Dev John S Rutledge and Attorney Howard Butler argue the 18th amendment and the need to scrutinize public officials. Rutledge warned of a delay in prohibition reaction and cited economic factors and brewery investments. Butler traced the W C T U’s origins, urged voting for officials who will enact temperance ideals, and linked crime rises to economic strain rather than prohibition itself.
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Crusaders
Lorain County
W.C. T. UC
First Congregational Church
Dev
John S. Rutledge
Rocky River
Howard Butler
Rutledge
Pennsylvania
Butler
Brazer
Nellie M. Hill
G. A. Reeder
L. A Fuckinger
Lena Dirlam
Koontz
Lorain
Literary Digest
Susan Hinman
Oberlin
A. K. Jeanne
Amherst
Convict Tarrelio Fails Bold Escape From Sing Sing
Anthony Tarrelio, a convict with a 7 to 15 year robbery sentence, made a dramatic bid for freedom at Sing Sing prison. He scaled a 12 foot wall in view of guards and was shot with machine guns as he jumped into the Hudson River. His body was later recovered with improvised grappling irons amid 1869 other prisoners in the yard.
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New York
Anthony Tarrelio
Sing Sing
Hudson River
Nurse and Pal Named Brain Of Detroit Bank Robbery Ring
Detroit police identified Ruth Jones a 23 year old student nurse and Edith Caspouies 35 as the brains of a gang linked to two Detroit bank robberies a Toledo raid and several other heists. Leonard Kovie and four brothers Ralph Samuel Thomas and Harry Boroo were arrested with Jones and Caspouies. Kovie confessed detailing the Toledo robbery 37000 and a Detroit First National Bank branch payroll theft 22000 plus a 36000 bank raid on February 11. Jones and Caspouies allegedly planned the jobs and guided the robbers providing timing access and escape routes from the hospital payroll job and other schemes.
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Detroit
Ruth Jones
Edith Caspouies
Tolédo
Miss Jones
Leonard Kovie
Herve
William Collins
Ralph Benham
Samuel
Thomas
Harry Boroo
Kovie
Toledo
Detroit First National Bank
Providence
Collins
Woman 15 Hostile Toward Census Taker Report
Census Supervisor Frank Stetson reported the first hostility toward enumerators. Mary Hirosash, a South Lorain district enumerator, was driven from a home in a malicious attack. A policeman accompanied Stetson and the enumerator while information was gathered and the count checked before release.
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Frank Stetson
Mary Hirosash
South Lorain
Stetson
Western Star Village
Medina County
Elyria Boys Back From Washington Trip Tonight
A group of 29 Elyria youths on the YMCA boys division Washington trip is due back in Elyria between 4 and 5 p m this afternoon after travels to the national capital and other points of interest. They spent last night in Greensburg Pa following a day from Waynesboro, and a stop at Grandview Point 2600 feet above sea level let them view three states and seven counties through a telescope.
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Elyria
Washington
National Capitol
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Waynesboro
H. W. Korner
Grandview Point
Labor foes Parker nomination over mental bias
WashingtonApril5 The same charge of mental bias raised in the senate against Charles Evans Hughes as chief justice was used by organized labor to oppose Judge John J Parker of North Carolina for the Supreme Court associate justice post Parker has shown bias in favor of powerful corporations and against the masses William Green AFL president charged in an open letter to senate judiciary committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
L. Head
Parker
Washington
Senate
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Organized Labor
John J. Parker
North Carolina
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Senate Judiciary Committee
Body of Girl Found Beside Little Miami River in Lunken Area
The body of a young girl, partly buried in sand along the Little Miami River by Lunken Airport, was discovered today. Authorities believe she was murdered and that the killer tried to conceal the body. The case is under active investigation in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Cincinnati
Little Miami River
Lunken Airport
Fate of Muscle Shoals A Matter of Conjecture
Washington April 5 The fate of Muscle Shoals remains conjectural after the Senate passed the Norris Bill 45 to 23 for government operation of the 100 million dollar power and nitrate plant. Colybes Ohio April 5 The State Board of Clemency refused parole for Liston G Schooley Jr in concurrent sentences for fraud linked to the St Clair Coit Road playground sale to Cleveland. Cincinnati April 5 Frank Linet drug distributor was held by U S officers on possessing 16 barrels of Jamaica Ginger Extract intended for beverage use.
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Muscle Shoals
Washington
Senate
Norris
Schooley
Colymbes, O
State Board of Clemency Today
Liston G. Schooley, Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Clair-Coit Road
Cincinnati
Frank Linet
Peer Products Company
U. S
Mooney Forced Down While Flying from LA to NYC
A Mooney aircraft attempting a nonstop flight from Los Angeles to New York was forced down at Fort Wayne Indiana, according to representatives of the Hinner Motor Company in Glendale California.
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Glendale
Calif
Hinner Motor Company
Mooney
Los Angeles
New York City
Fort Wayne
Ind
Delegates To Return On April 2 From London Naval Talks
The American delegation to the London Naval Conference will return April 22 if no new developments occur. Italy’s refusal to concede naval parity with France and French security worries push toward ending the conference. The Leviathan will carry them home two weeks from next Tuesday, with talks on a security pact ongoing between British and French experts.
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London
Sanatorium bonds sold for Lorain county project
Lorain county sold its 423 900 tuberculosis sanatorium bonds to Otis and Company Cleveland at 4.22 percent with a 187 premium. Commissioners call the rate among the best secured for bonds or notes. They plan to finish negotiations for the North Ridge and Leavitt road sanatorium site and a 3.5 acre parcel at Leavitt and North Ridge to complete the Deiss farm consolidation.
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Lorain County
Otis and Company
Cleveland
North Ridge and
Leavitt Road
Steve DeMonkus
Leavitt and
North Ridge Roads
Deiss Farm
Ito
Deiss
Elyria Memorial Day Plans Discussed at Association Meeting
Plans for Elyria Memorial Day are advanced at a meeting of the Elyria Memorial Day Association to set the general program for the day. The gathering, scheduled for Monday night, will outline events and activities planned for the community observance.
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Elyria
Elyria Memorial Day Association
County Council Of Scouts To Be Formed
Preparations are under way to form two County Councils of Boy Scouts in Lorain County. E. W. Rule, acting scout executive, says executive boards are being organized from 24 troops. Meetings for Elyria and Lorain troops will be held next Tuesday and Wednesday at First Congregational churches. The county aims to hire a full time scout executive and may purchase 140 acres for a county scout camp. Plans include a fraternity for eighteen Eagle Scouts to keep them engaged after college. A county Eagle Scouts meeting is planned soon.
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Boy Scouts
Lorain County
E. W. Rule
Elyria
Ofi Rule
Lorain
First Congregational Churches
Rule
Lorain “County
Boy Scout Movement
Eagle Scouts
Saturday's Didja Know That
Fact filled look at Eir Park trees and city services lists forty two trees on the square with mostly elms and maples and a single evergreen. Fire Chief Bates’s siren loaded conveyance has logged 3710 miles. City hydrants total 451 and Officer Stankard born near Milan Ohio recalls a note from Edison.
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Eir Park
W. N_ Bates
E. J. Stankard
Milan
Ohio
Thomas A. Edison
Receipts Show Increase At Postoffice
Elyria post office reports March receipts of 313,119.37 up 385.45 from March last year. Postmaster J. W. McHerry issued the figures noting last year’s receipts were 12,620.92. the report covers stamps and stamped paper sales.
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Elyria
J. W. McHerry
Critics of Public School Costs Stir Debate in Columbus
In Columbus on April 5 Prof. Arthur B Moekiman of the University of Michigan condemned critics of public school expenses as driven by self interest and secret groups. He said unfunded needs, teacher salaries, and research funding suffer as tax methods grow archaic. Fellow speakers urged closer student teacher ties and broader adult education, while John Finner praised newspapers for aiding education.
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Columbus
Arthur B Moekiman
University of Michigan
Ohio State
Frederick F. Keppel
Carnegie Foundation
New York
William F. Russell
Teachers College
Columbia University
America
John Finner
The
New York Times
State Education
Dean Russell
Crehore to Speak to Young Men's Club Monday
Charles Crehore will deliver an illustrated address to the Young Men’s Club at the Y M C A Monday evening. He will recount travels into the Northwest and show related pictures to entertain the audience.
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Crehore
Young Men's Club
Charles Crehore
Mr. Crehore
Explosions Loom In Chicago Fire At Western Radio Plant
A sequence of explosions in downtown Chicago sparked a massive fire at the Western Radio Manufacturing Company plant before 5 am. Firefighters, led by Fire Marshal Corrigan, prevented more than 500000 in damage as towers and water bombardment fought the blaze that disrupted traffic and drew thousands of witnesses.
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Chicago
Loop
Western Radio Manufacturing Company
Radio Company
Office Furniture Clearing Horse
Clearing House
Corrigan
Wacker Drive
Business Man and Plane Pilot Killed in Crash Near Roosevelt Field
A Los Angeles businessman T Worden Hunter, president of Red Aircraft Company, and pilot R W McAllister were killed when their tri motor cabin monoplane crashed near Roosevelt Field after a low pass. They had flown to Bethany, Connecticut to visit a friend and were returning when the accident occurred.
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New York
Los Angeles
Hoosevelt Field
T. Worden Hunter
Red Aircraft Company
R. W. McAllister
Hunter
McCalister
Bethany
Conn
Dr Eckener In Akron Today
Akron April 5 2 De Hazo Eckener technical adviser of the International Zeppelin Transport Corporation arrived in Akron to discuss plans for a proposed Trans Atlantic Operatic Company with Paul Litchfeld president of Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation He was met by Mrs Eckner and Knut his son an employee of Goodyear
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
de Hazo Eckener
International Zeppelin Transport Corporation
Trans-Atlantic Operatic Company
Paul Litchfeld
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Beckener
Ecksner
Knut
Emplore
Goodrear
Household Ads Bring Quick Cash For Unused Furniture
Last night the classified column listed household goods for sale and by ten oclock this morning all items were sold. The sale included a three piece mahogany bedroom suite a Simmons steel bed a complete steel bed a Martha washer a mahogany davenport table a Singer sewing machine a kitchen table and chairs. Advertisers reported cash in on the extra pieces no longer in use and urged readers to phone 4412 or 4418 to place ads.
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Singer
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Enthusiasm
Marks County
Constitution
Girl
Elyria Boys
United States
Britain
Japan
Scouts
al Thomas
Fern Johnson
Flayg
Dr. Eckener
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