Tyme Martin Given Life in Prison in Cleveland
Hymie Martin known as Pittsburgh Hymie was sentenced by Judge Walter McMahon to life in the Ohio penitentiary without parole for the murder of former Councilman William Potter. The trial spanned nearly two weeks. Minshall’s request for a new trial was denied, and no further reasons were offered. A stay of execution was discussed to permit appeal, with a five day commitment to penitentiary under the law.
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Cleveland, Q
Pittsburgh
Hymie' Martin
William Mm. Potter
Walter McMahon
Martin
William J. Minehall
McMahon
Minshall
Hymien
Ohio
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
Munstrall
Minstall
Lieghtey
Four Houses Under Construction Bombed
Akron police reported four houses under construction were damaged by bombs, two in Akron and two in Cuyahoga Falls. Nearby homes shook and windows were broken. Police suspect labor trouble as the motive for the nearly completed houses bombing.
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Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Two Bandits Loot Toledo Bank Branch For Five Thousand
Toledo, April 11 Two bandits held up the Millard Avenue branch of the Security Home Bank shortly after six this morning. They escaped in a waiting automobile with $5,000. Police launched a search for the robbers.
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Toledo
Millard Avenue
Security Home Bank
Ohio Weather Forecast Favors Light Frost Tonight
Fair, cool weather in the vicinity tonight with likely light frost in favorable places. Sunday should be fair and warmer, with temperatures rising as pressure supports continued calm conditions. Scores or city-specific highs are not provided.
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Ohio
Japanese Girl Secretary To Oberlin Professor
Miss Raeuku Wiguechi a Japanese student at Oberlin is profiled detailing her family in Hawaii and current roles. The article notes her father's long-term ministry in Japan and her siblings with careers in Hawaii and Hawaii University. It mentions her schooling in Hawaii and past activities in Girls Athletic Association and Girl Reserves.
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Oberlin
Raeuku Wiguechi
Puunene
Maat
Hawadi
Hira
Judeo Higuchi
Hisuno
Hawaii
Kameju
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Higuchi
Doshishin College
Mito
Kote College
Kazuko
Chronicle-Telegram
Hilo F
Hilo
Ohio legislature enacts 166 laws in final session push
Columbus April 11 the 9th General Assembly approved 166 bills bringing major changes across law and policy. Highlights include the Pring Roberts Act probate code reform workmen compensation boosts public employes fund and title certificate reforms while provisions to curb machine guns prohibit Sunday trading and adjust gasoline revenue sharing were enacted or advanced. Many bills on pensions unemployment and prohibition repeal failed or died in committees before adjournment for a month long recess.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Jaber
Reynolds - Schmacher
Alamend
Whittemore Foreign Corporation
Private Corporation
Assembly Ar
Congress
Addison
Taft
Scott
Senate
Ohio
Roder
Chiropractors’ Licensing Board
House
Tor Pom
Assembly
Organized Labor
Organized Labor, the Recodification of the Probate Court Laws, the “Credit Union
Secrest-Bostwick
Welfare Department
Corlett
Creesy
Family Of Six Perishes In Flames
A fire at the home of William Power in Shearstown Conception Bay killed six members of his family including Mrs Sarah Power Patrick Power and Gus Power 18 Margaret Power 17 two infants. The blaze originated in the kitchen and the father William Power escaped.
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St, Johns
N. FR
William Power
Shearstown
Conception Bay
Sarah Power
Patrick Power
Gus Power
Margaret Power
Cather
Ten Prohibition Raids Target Lorain Bootleggers
State Prohibition Agents led by OAY officers Davis and Walters raided Lorain locations in a drive to curb liquor traffic. Four arrests followed, including F W Davis and Robert Johnson tied to possession and evidence destruction. Another raid on F F Davis, John Serb, and Steven Lusel yielded additional arrests. more than 225 gallons of liquor and 200 gallons of corn sugar were seized from two large stills.
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P. Davis
W. (. Walters
Latrain
F. W. Davis
Reid Avenue
Davis
Robert Johnson
Johnson
John Serb
East List Street
Steven Lusel
East Street
S.J. George
Justice George
Lorain
Vicinnity
Wallace and Rice plead not guilty to new murder indictments
Arthur Wallace and Maurice Rice appeared before Judge A R Webber and entered not guilty pleas on new first degree murder indictments for the killing of Norman Watte in Lorain’s magic shop on January 1. Attorneys said pleas may not be final and requested time to consider. prosecutors hinted a possible plea to lesser charges with sentencing under terms of the new indictments.
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Arthur Wallace
Maurice
Jack) Rice
A. R. Webber
Norman Watte
Lorain
Yearac J
Wallac
C.F. Adama
Milton Friedman
Wallace and Rice
Adams
Friedman
Someling
Wallace and Rien
Edward Nolan
Spencer Steves
Elyrians Hurt In Auto Crash
Mrs. Howard Somers and her daughter Harriet, of 805 Park avenue, were injured in a late night collision at East avenue and Fourth Street when their car overturned after being struck by a vehicle driven by Sam Sederis of 403 East Javenne. Both were admitted to their home by ambulance and police reported shock and bruises.
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Howard Somers
Park Avenue
Harriet
East Avenue
Fourth Itreet
Somers
Sam Sederis
East Javenne
Policon
Birds houses contest in Elyria extended to next Saturday
The YMCA boys work secretary H. W. Korner announced an extension of the bird house contest to next Saturday as schools and churches plan displays. Fifty three houses have been built and entered while more are under construction. wrens and chickadees lead, martin houses are scarce due to required size and partitions.
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Elyria Parks
H. W. Korner
Korner
Martin
Memorial Day Program Committees Named by City Veterans
The veteran organizations chose officers and committee chairs for the Memorial Day program. George Colburn is general chairman with Q Behrack as general secretary and Dan Symons as treasurer. Dan Simons chairs the speaker committee with Mason Smith and Arthur Richwine. Band committee led by Jack Pope with Dan Symons and A. T. Bishop. Plans to meet April 29 to advance arrangements.
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George Colburn
Q. Behrack
Dan 2B. Symans
Dan Simons
Mason Smith
Arthur Richwine
Jack Pope
Dan Symons
A. T. Bishop
Schrock
Funerals Honor Nick Longworth at Cincinnati Service
President Hoover and Mrs Hoover attended the simple ceremony for Nicholas Longworth in Christ's Church and Spring Grove Cemetery Cincinnati Ohio. Thousands joined officials and peers including Vice President Curtis Governor White and members of Congress to pay tribute to the beloved public servant who preferred a quiet end to national honors.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Spring Grove Cemetery
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
George White
Congress
Christ’s Church
Nick
Episcopal Christ’s Church
Hoover
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Alice
White House
Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt, Sr
Archie
Kermit. Roosevelt
Richard Derby
Ethel Roosevelt
Fisteem
John Garner
Texas
Garner
Patina Longworth
House of Represent
Aiken
Rockwood
Earsy
Henry Wise Hobson
Episcopal Hishop
Southern Diocese
Episcopal
Nick Longworth
Serine Grove
Paulina Learns of Her Father's Death Longworth
Paulina Longworth learned today that her father Nicholas Longworth was dead. The child was told by her mother Mrs Dineknor AL Wallingford, sister to the late Longworth. Paulina, once inseparable from her father, was reportedly bearing up well as the news arrived and family members described their close bond.
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Paulina
Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
Dineknor AL Wallingford
Pamling
Longweerl
South Amherst Duo Win County High School Oratorical
A South Amherst boy and an Amherst girl won county high school oratorical and reading championships at Amherst High School. Lewis Kilhmer, South Amherst, won the oratorical title with Mahatma Gandhi, unopposed, and will compete in the Northeastern Ohio district contest at Kent on April 17. Grace Hubbard, reading Nyda the Blind Girl of Pompeii, took first with Donna Dague of Wellington second. Hubbard received a gold medal. Dague a silver. Three Lorain and Elyria teachers judged. A guitar interlude by Henry Ammendhauser. Program led by Miss Marion Steele. AUTOS COLLIDE Cars of Mrs. J. B. Hinglea and Kilgore collided on East Broad Street yesterday.
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South Amherst
Amherst
Amherst Igh School
Lewis Kilhmer
Mahatma Gandhi
Lorain
Ohio
Kent
Grace Hubbard
Nyda
Pompeii
Donna Dague
Wellington
George
Miss Hubbard
Miss Dague
Elyria
Henry Ammendhauser
South Anthirst
Marion Steele
Amherst High School
Dempsey Heads to Reno for Rest Cure Misses Divorce Claim
Former world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey arrived in Reno on April 11 to begin a rest cure prescribed by doctors. He denied reports he came to establish residence to seek a divorce from his wife, screen star Estelle Taylor.
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Ulntin
Reno
Nev
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Taylor
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Alice Rnosevett Longworth
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