Three Bank Robbers Sentenced to Death in Colorado
Coro, April 21. Manter bank bandits Ray 24 Walker 42 Halliday 22 condemned to gallows by jury last night. Ray confessed to killing Deputy Sheriff Cora A. Hickman, claiming others framed the accounts. Verdict followed a three day trial. execution set at Colorado penitentiary. Hickman was slain March 14 during a pursuit near here.
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EADS
Coro
Gaff
Hickman
John Walker
Andrew Halliday
Ray
Kansas
Manter
Colorado
Mgrs. Hickman
Lamar Bank Bardits
Here
Columbia Township Farm Bureau Plans Standard Community Project
Columbia Township Farm Bureau members approved a standard community project by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation at a town hall meeting. W S Caskey Lorain County president presented a barrel award for 160 plus members. The bureau will elect officers, hold six meetings yearly, maintain 59 percent attendance at three meetings, and form committees on membership programs and publicity. The group plans four more meetings this year to meet the standard, with topics on ruralization and farm organization. A committee led by C F Hales and others was approved to organize activities, while police were asked to watch for a stolen license plate car 11-250 linked to Astasland.
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Columbia Township Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau
Columbia Town Hall
W. S. Caskey
Lorain County
Farmereau
Columbia Township
Carr
C. F. Hales
G. J. Prindie
Ror Perkins
L. 3
Stocker
Caskey
H. &. Leimbach
Grafton Grange to Celebrate Twenty Second Anniversary
Grafton Grange No 1686 will hold its next meeting on Wednesday evening April 16, changing from April 11. The event marks the Grange’s twenty second anniversary and is open to members and friends. Each lady is asked to bring a cake or wafers.
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Grafton Grange
Grafton
Grafton Grange No. 1686
TO FACE CHARGE OF ISSUING BAD CHECK
Julius Boonett of Henrietta was scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon on a charge of issuing a bad check for funds. Paul Walker, the payee, testified the check lacked sufficient funds.
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Julius Boonett
Henrietta
Jus' Ss
J. George
Paul Walker
Local Club Activities and Society Notes
Page two lists Tuesday events with the Business and Prof. Women's Club led by Miss Bertha Schulze, Dames of Malta Mis er, Catholic Daughters, and Mrs. Da day-Schools of Ely via Charlotte Kershaw. Wednesday features Royal Neighbors and Isdar-Girl Reserves. Thursday hosts the A R auxiliary of the American Legion and Mrs. E. D. Seams. Friday includes Girl Scouts led by Miss Hinisor. Campfire Group led by Miss Helen Hincer on Saturday.
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Bertha Schulze
Mzita Miser
Catholic Daughters of Ca
Daday
Elyvia
Charlotte Kershaw
Royal Neighbors
Isdar — Girl Reserves
C. A
Hinisor
A. R
E. D. Seams
American Legion
A. C. Smith
Giri Scouts
Caarote Hershax
Helen Hincer
Funds Delays Halt Districts as Interest Erodes
The article reports funds marked ready for more than two weeks, with focal officials delaying statements or filings to meet legal deposit requirements. The delay means districts miss earning interest. a similar year’s issue caused teachers’ cases to be withheld. Deputy Auditor Gullre recalled the finding against a village official who failed to claim funds, losing village interest.
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iSeveral Focal
Liord Gull
Steel merger may go thru
Youngstown Ohio April 11. An injunction enjoining the counting of 88975 contested proxies in the proposed Youngstown Sheet and Tube Bethlehem Steel merger was dissolved late today by Common Pleas Judge C S Turnbaugh paving the way for possible consummation of the consolidation.
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Youngstown, CO
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Common Pleas
C. S. Turnbaugh
Holmes County Murder Trial Interest Heats Holmes County
In Millersburg on April 12, aromas from a ham sandwich sale dominated the center as farmers gathered for yesterday's papers. Maude Barnes faced charges related to a violent incident last autumn, with testimonies recalling a previous murder case involving John Messenbach. Judge Crow recalled the 50s-era trial amid memories of a time without telephones or modern roads.
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Millersburg
Apri
Heimes
Mmony
Maude Barnes
Vesterda
Gossi
Ovisne
John Mecosenbach
Berlin War
Crow
Dees
Hoerssbeck
Mossenbach
Deecs
Yime Toda
Savastia
Raynes
Hyuer
Vriel Mezred
Barnes Serrentes
Hier
Marie
Erie
Holmes
Safety talk and entertainment mark club meeting
Discussion on speed and impulsiveness among workers led by Smith. foremen urged to hold group conferences to exchange safety ideas. Entertainment featured songs by Rennie Warnelle and Richard Hancock, music by Jack Flynn and Jesters, and a ventriloquist act by Charles Willen. The club’s last 1929 39 season meeting is set for May 22.
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Smith
Rennie Warnelle
Richard Hancock
Jack Flynn
Oberlin Concert and Musicians Highlight Oberlin News
Oberlin prepares for the annual primary training school concert with Glee Club and vocal pieces led by notable performers. Mischaelman delivers a praised solo at the Oberlin Chapel, while community figures attend the Music Supervisors Conference in Chicago with updates on National Federation leadership and new executive duties for music education.
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Oberlin
Oberik Hindergarten Primerte
Cormege
T. Frederick
Candiya
Patty Stair
Orpheus
Edward Germar
Piaro Group
M. Frances Fenn
Seaman
Brandms
Waltz Brahms
Waltz Brahms; Wedé Deya
Troldhauger
Mendelssuing
Choris de Fivsg
Death Record Warren Apthorp Warren Aptton
Warren Apthorp died yesterday at me7 m. resterday. Bedr was turned over to Charles Davis under taker. Funeral arrangements are to be mate.
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Warren Apthorp
Warren Aptton
Bedr
Charles Davis
Wellington
Bank Robbery Narrowly Misses Fatal Shootout
The Lorain bank raid left nine employees and several patrons inside as bandits demanded cash then fled in a yellow touring car after a running gun battle with police. A Michigan plate Cadillac showed bullet holes, and reports later adjusted the gang size to five.
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Slesh
Rooker
Ganz
Dixie Highway
Frank Geble
Po End
Grant allowed to return home as cross exam ends
The trial resumes as Rev. L. C. Grant is permitted to return to Cincinnati without further cross examination. The first witness today is Robert Cufford, a Cleveland Press reporter who previously worked for the Lorain Journal for years until just over three months ago. The on the stand Cliford is questioned by Fauver.
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Christ
Jesus
Scott
J Jerend
Grant
Dudge Webber
Serrons
Cortrol
Peer
Civil Service Commission
Fauver
Mr. Grant
Cincinnati
Webber
Lorain trial hears witnesses on Peer reputation
Howard F. Sherman identified Peer case files in federal court in Cleveland. McCampbell described activities with O. E. Rankin to locate liquor in Lorain in 1926, while Rev. Lathrope C. Grant testified about Peer’s bad reputation and sermons attacking the Peer brothers. Building wages cited at 138 percent above prewar level.
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Peer
Cleveland
Cliferd
Bernsteen
Fauver
Scott
Webb
Peer Brothers
Lorain
Frank Meloy
Clifford
Clitford
Howard F. Sherman
U. S. District Court
Ists
Monahas
Martin J.” .Monahan
Paul NcCampbell
Avon Lake
Water Works
Town Marshell
Atty
L. B. Fluger
Frank C. Scott
McCampbell
O. E. Barkin
Secor
Simmerst
Zein
Fett
William Peert
Ey Road
Acc
Renkin
William Peer
Fauger
Mr. Grane
Weill
Mr. Grant
Hoe
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Elstia
Woodman's Hall
Auto Privers
Polies
Helmerr
Am Meltzer
Mary Meltzer
Gre
Acio
Lexington
Atto
Woodbury Street
Studehaker
John Schiebler
West and
Woodlard Streets
Thursder
Denison and
Garford Avenues
Jas
Ser Ice
Todé
Parent Tsechers
Cortell
Bulletin
Holmes County
Noth Park Street
Mischaelman
Aart
Ang
Zis
de. G. C Steton
Mills
Walisea
Avint
Teline Dregra
Lucus Steward
Taik
J. S&s Burton
E. J. Bows
le Fleming
Oric State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Katherine Higgins
Women’s Progressive Club of
Eeta Smith
Out of Efren
Dorothy Smith
Eisha
Leith Fleming
Robert
Madison
Charles Hail. Airs
Faith Poll
Far Bell
Charles Lawson
Carrie Phillips
Emma Robinson
Richard Smith
Welcome T. Bloe
Ralph Rowland
Burwell
Conservatory
Music Supervisors
Chicero
Gearkins
Gehrkens
Mew
Ace
National Research Court
F Music Eduaction
Jodzes
Carnivel
Taursday
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Psthian
Chrisn
F. Certist
Clarexres
Fresco
Calif
Henry Webster
Howe
Woodland Arenas
Smnn
College
West Lorain
Ed Schramm
New Oberlin
Deller
New Witness
Frank Major
Lorain Jourinal
E. Mickens
Maloy
J. C. Grant
First Congregational Church
William ‘Peer
Tecess
Babe Adams
Fauvier
Frank Justin
28Th Street
MecCampbell
Elise
MacCampbell
Mr. Fauver
Justin's
Ber
Rankin
Miniger
Lathrope C. Grant
Ftret Congregational Church
Stezch
Williams
iFauger
Willliam Peer
Okagi
Vermilion, Ohio
Wainwright's
Courtland Street
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper CO
Elyria
Ohio
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