Ninth District Court Dismisses Four Cases in Morning Session
The Ninth District Appellate Court dismissed four cases as preliminary to later work. Others involved Lorain residents and a transfer dispute between Henrietta and Birmingham school districts. County prosecutors urged discretion for the county board, while plaintiffs argued for mandatory action upon petition. The court reserved judgment on the Darby v County Board of Education case.
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Ninth District Appellate Court
Alex Tanchek
Lorain
State of Ohio
Joe Suffa
Kate Miller
Elilie Albright
A. L. Dakin
Lillian M. Sherrell
Darby
County Board of Education
Henrietta Township
Birmingham
Henrietta
Court of Appeals
D. A. Baird
Board of Education
Cheney
County Board
Auto Stolen From Court Street Buick Coupe With Club Emblem
A Buick coupe bearing a Elyria Auto Club emblem was reported stolen from Court street last night while the owner, D. C. M. Herald, sat in a restaurant around 11 p.m. No trace had been found today. Also listed are two new enrollments for the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. traffic violators fined for parking and for driving past a streetcar. the break in at a tailor shop on Lodi street. a divorce petition filed by Frances See-Kins of Lorain. a will contest in common pleas court. and the death of Mrs. J. George with funeral arrangements announced.
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D. C
Hlyria
Citizens
Fort Benjamin Mharrison
Ind
Carston R. Smith
Cortland Street
Rnox
Smith
Benjamin Harrison
Tew
Raymond Bates
Arthur Davis
Woodland Avenue
Hinkson
Nick Hanson
Broad Street
C. R. Hite
Cleveland Street
Anton Daniel Schnitzler
Catherine Kelling
Elizabeth Schnitzler
Lace
Ridgeville
Webber
Jary
Court of Common Pleas
Hold George
J. George
Obertin Road
Jasper
Elyria
Tenne
Bethan Baptist Church
Charles Gray
Ridge
Ber
Avord
J. C. Crisp
Thwait
York Central
J. S. Tait
Cleveland
United States
Walsh Construction Company
David Smail
M. R. Maxwell
L. S. Chroeder
David Small
Walsh Construction Co
Governor's Son Quizzed Over Missing Girl Case
Columbus reports Gov Donahey questioned his son Hal for over an hour in his private office about Hal's Sunday night travels near Zanesville. The aim was to shed light on the disappearance of 15 year old Lillian Vogel of Zanesville. The day also carried word of a 1:30 PM Thursday hearing on the Riggs Dill plan for state eradication of Bovine Tuberculosis.
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Columbus
Donahey
Hal
Zanesville
Lillian Vogel
Tax hearing May 4 to open in northwest territory
The Board of Tax Appeal will begin field hearings May 4 in the northwest, with Judge A E Graupner announcing 235 estate, income and excess profits cases worth millions will be considered by three board members. The trip ends in Omaha July 15. Separately, New York trustees will study the 3 million dollar art bequest of William Andrews Clark to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. In Los Angeles two bandits robbed Rene Marx, his wife and two friends, taking jewelry valued at 15900 and cash 5900.
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Washington
Board of Tax Appeal
Territory
A. E. Graupner
Omaha
Neb
New York
Wm. Andrews Clark
Montana
Metropolitan Museum of Art
M Museum
Robert W. Deforest
Los Angeles
Cal
Rene Marx
Confesses Murder in Eden Grilling Case
Joseph Friia of Pittston Pennsylvania confessed to killing James Lemardy in Eden on Sunday morning. He said the motive was love for Lemardy's wife Margaret.
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Rochester, N
Joseph Friia
Pittston
James Lemardy
Lemardy
Margaret
Matricide Case Ends San Francisco Teen Defender Opens
In San Francisco on April 7 the state plans to close its defense of Dorothy Ellingson, 17, a matricide defendant. The defense contends she is sane as prosecutors act as her champion before a jury of ten men and two women tasked with deciding her fate.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Sane
Deny Booze Charge Arraignments Shine In Ohio Court
Joshua Russell former prohibition enforcement chief Merle Copeland and Warren Barnett Columbus and Washington attorneys faced federal indictments charging conspiracy to violate prohibition laws in the Hayner distillery leakage case. All defendants pleaded not guilty and were released on $5 000 bond each. Richmond dispatch reports National Guard called to help fight Montgomery county forest fire near Blacksburg with many farm buildings at risk.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joshua Russell
Prohibition Enforcement
Merle E. Copeland
Warren
Barnett
Columbus
Washington
Paul Jones
Hayner
Richmond
National Guard
Montgomery County
Blackburg
City lights tabled and delays linger on Guilford project
Afternoon committee session with H Whitford Jones discussed Guilford allotment lighting and the Whiteway project. Fifth street lights remain missing despite iron poles being set after a year and a half of delays. Residents along Middle to West avenues impeded progress to stop the installations. Spring thaws delayed Stop 2 Yellow Line work as poles and gear could not be moved. Lo Tain boulevard residents need not sign home lighting contracts for street light service. O P S Co to be notified of immediate installations ordered by Council.
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H. Whitford Jones
Guilford
Whiteway
Fifth Street
Rawson
Middle
West
Light Company
Yellow Line
James A. Hewitt
Hewitt
Council
Lo- Tain Boulevard
Handkerchief Deal Costs Man Big Sum
Police in Torain seek several men who swindled a man out of hundreds of dollars in a handkerchief exchange plot. Patrolman Meister responded to a call and found Paul Konieznazim crying as the victim described a loan of 42 sum tied in handkerchiefs. Friends then traded the knotted bundles and the men discovered only newspapers inside.
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Koniecanz
Norman Thorne to hang for murder of sweetheart Elsie Cameron
Norman Thorne, a young farmer from Crow borough, must hang for murder of his sweetheart Elsie Cameron, a London stenographer. His appeal from the death sentence was dismissed today by the criminal court of appeals. In other items Amundsen and Algarsson plan an air race for the Perth Pole in May if plans hold. The Kurdish insurrection spreads across the Turko-Persian border and Persian troops move to the frontier. Streeter, SA Radio Society president, says he spoke with Buenos Aires via radio, first inter-continental exchange from South Africa. The dirigible R-33 completed a fifteen hour cruise to Mast, seen over Metropolis. France eyes a patriotic wealth tax proposal with a 10 percent levy and a perpetual 3 percent government tax.
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London
Norman Thorne
Crowborough
Elsie Cameron
Criminal Court of Appeals
Perth Pole
Roald Amundsen
Grettir Algarsson
Constantinople
Ihas
Capetown
South Africa
Streeter
South African Radio Society
Buenos Aires
Pulham
Four sons and receivers embezzlement bill passed
A bill by Rep. Hadden extending embezzlement convictions to cover receivers was approved by the governor. Other bills signed include Rep. Fitch's $20 600 appropriation for the state's share of a four mile improved road from Locust county to Serpent Mound Park. The Hadden measure makes it a misdemeanor to hawk wires near county or county fair grounds. Edwards-Overturf bill requires clerk of courts supplies to be bought through county commissioners. The Hadden bill extends court sale provisions to estates under guardianship.
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Hadden
Cuyahoga
Fitch
Adams County
Locust County
Serpent Mound Park
Cleveland Markets Butter Eggs Poultry and Produce Prices
Market list shows butter at 45-47c prints 46-48c firsts 48-44c packing 27-28c. Eggs fresh 31 1-2c Ohio firsts 291-2c Western firsts 29-1-2c. Poultry fowls $3-34c roosters 14-19c broilers 60-65c others unchanged. High Grade Animal One 26-27c Lower Grades 0-19c. Cheese York State 27-28c. Ducks 20-32c. Apples 0.00-0.80 0.50 per bbl. Strawberries 14-0-45c per index. Beans dried navy 15c. Cabbage 1.0-1.1 per ton. Potatoes 1.0-1.3 per sack. Sweet potatoes 2.50 per hamper. Tomatoes 5.25-6.50 per crate. Onions 2.99-3.50 per swt. Cucumbers 3.60-4.00 per box.
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Cleveland
Ohio
York State
Ecueuwseeees
Spimberts
Markets Slip Across Livestock as Receipts Rise
Stocks and cattle receipts show steady to lower trade. Choice fat steers bring 9 to 11 dollars, cattle mostly 4 to 9, heifers mixed. Veal sales near 13 dollars, calves weak to 11. Lambs at 11 to 13.50, hogs trading 11.75 to 13.90 with Yorkers around 13.0. Overall market softness evident in cattle, calves, sheep and hog segments.
Elyria Depot Grand Opening and Central Officials Banquet
Hundreds inspect the new Elyria Union Station as New York Central officials praise the modern, fully equipped depot. A banquet at the Country Club follows with executives from the railroad and Elyria leaders praising cooperation and Elyria's growth.
Radio Baltimore Preview of Olympic Games in Radio Movies
April 7 Radio Baltimore reports fans will view the new Olympic games and hearths cheering as experiments in radio movies proceed. C Francis Jenkins of Washington predicted this development before the American Chemical Society.
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Baltimore
C. Francis Jenkins
Washington
American Chemical Society
Council forgets to elect new member in Lorain
On April 7 in Lorain Clermont Doane was nominated to fill a vacancy but council forgot to elect him within 30 days of the resignation by William G. Campbell who moved to Amherst and heads Great Lakes Towing Co. The council closed nominations but failed to finalize the vote. The meeting also created a police chief secretary clerk position at $100 and moved to extend the white way on Broadway from lurd street to 22nd street.
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New York Central
Country Club
Elyria
Board of Trade
Young Men's Business Club
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Ernest Thayalts
C. M. Williams
Fred Grundier
C. A. Codling
M. R. Maxwell
A. H. Hancock
A. C. Thiery
J. 8. Hall
L. A. Schroeder
E. J. Dowie
P. E. Manchester
H. 8. Cook
G. H. Frazine
R. Q. Rote
G. A. Collins
Wagner Tillheimer
Russell H. Morgan
H. W. Brockman
David Small Walsh
Alex McCullum
Gatore
James Hewitt
Harry Hinkson
Theodore Freese
C. W. Phillips
A. J. Patrick
Manufacturers’ Association
R. H. Rice
Kiwanis Club
James Thames
Rotary Club
H. C. Cheney
Young Men’s Business Club
Hewitt
Warner Tillheimer
Grand Central
George H. Ely
East Broad Street
A. L. Garford
Council
Alay Mollison
William G. Campbell
Campbell
Amherst
Great Lakes Towing Co
Doane
George Hoffman
Lurd Street
22Nd Street
Broadway
Meat packing monopoly warned in Armour Morris hearings
Washington April 7 ex Secretary of the Interior Walter L Pisher warned in hearings on the Armour Morris consolidation that the great meat packing industry is moving toward a virtual monopoly and that a Swift and Wilson combination would likely follow, signaling far reaching market control.
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Packer
Washington
Armour-Morris
Swift
Wilson
Interior
Walter L. Pisher
Armour- Morris
Eastern Star inspection and county reading contest updates
The Wellington Eastern Star plans its annual inspection in Masonic rooms next Tuesday with dinner at 6. Deputy Grand Matron Mrs. Maude Harris of Lodi, Ohio, will lead. A Friendship Guild meeting at Mrs. Charles West’s last night drafted plans for the dinner, expecting over 200 guests. Helen Watts won first in the southern county reading contest, while LaGrange High took top honors in the oration contest among six schools. The Sportsman's Club will show its annual film at LoNet on April 13, brought by B. F. Moores of New Brunswick New Jersey.
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Wellington
The
Eastern Star
Congregational
Maude Harris
Lodi
Ohio
Friendship Guild
Charles West
Taylor St
Helen Watts
la Grange
Sportsmen’s Club
Moores
New Brunswick
N. J
Wet Weather Corn Plaster Ends Yearlong Pain
A Cleveland man, P Y Rayburn, reports a yearlong stubborn corn vanished after using a Blue Jay Plaster. He credits rapid relief and urges others to try the plaster, noting it adheres to the corn and removes pressure. The ad claims plasters cure in as little as 48 hours and promotes the six-pack sale.
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P.Y. Rayburn
Winner Ave
Cleveoe O
Blue-jay
Laboratories
25Th and
Dearborn Sts
Chicago
Chicago and St Louis vote amid security, transit and movie debates
Chicago voters faced a turnout focused on a proposed traction ordinance for subways elevateds and surface lines. In St Louis polls, authorities heightened police measures as residents decide mayor, comptroller, fourteen aldermen and a board of education amid gang concerns. Evanston and Oak Park consider Sunday movies. A dense fog delays Channel shipping and British trains.
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ST. Louis
Board of Education
Chicago
Evanston
Oak Park
Antonia reports ten minor injuries in gale during Plymouth arrival
Cunard liner Antonia reached Plymouth today from New York reporting ten passengers lightly injured in a fierce gale. Local merchants announce Wednesday afternoon store closings until further notice amid continuing uncertainty.
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Plymouth
Eng
Cunard
Antonia
New York
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Caonghang
Tailor Shop Enterel
G. A. Friday
Lodi Street
Frances See- Kins
F. H
Frances Marin
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld, N.Y
T. B. Hearing
ROB Auto Party
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Committee On Finance
de Monzie
France
Ing. J.J. MacLamiere
HK. B. Stakes
Union News Co
Jim” Burns
Spick
Cpan
Burns
W. J. Boddy
Coolidge
United States Treasury
Beecham
Cant! Street
New York Bay
Clermont Doane
Star Skoe Skoe
Elyria Hotel
Louis
English Channel
Welsh’s
West Bridge St
J. H. Conry
Tite Brothers Doepker & Guthrie
BR. T Bastian
John Wellert
C. E. Barr
the City Market CO
GRAY
A. Chales
W. A. Gerber
J. S. Wright
Jelius P. Leber
G. G. Hull
C. G. Dumas
E. A. Thamert
GEO
Hoffman
Malik Bros
Bilow
Fisher Bros
Jessie L. Jenkins
Harry & Bauer
Korb & Bellingham
H. J. Krueck
Smith Bros
Jake Nemeta
Frank Uhlir
Browne Bros
Barney Davis
Carl Muller
Reublin Bros
S. L. Gardian
E. V. Portman
WM. Griffin
Forbes & Son
H. J. Holcomb & Sons
Walt Standen
Guenin
Blue Bird Sweet Shoppe
Court Street
Leader Shoe Store
East Avenue
Mane
Lutheran Churches
ST. John’s Lutheran Church
West Ave
K. H. Ehlers
Lakewood
Barabbas of
Jesus
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