Five of Bill Made Public In Lorain Grand Jury
Twelve true bills were returned by a Lorain grand jury, hearing fifteen cases in the common pleas court. Five indictments were made public, seven secret, naming Roy Watson Elyria and others in charges including larceny, shooting, and assault. Arraignments set for Saturday April 16 with judges to handle guilty pleas or trials.
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Court Ofmmnon Pleas
Roy Watson
Elyria
Hanson
Lanny
Raymona Lorenzo
Borain
Lorain
Lorenzo
Lorenzo Is Said To Ve Shot Tumercinzo
A. J. Ebher
Sesm
Suit Seeks 910000 For Injuries In Auto Crash
Bradley Shipley sues Carl Shhaub in district court over a February Elyria road crash claiming negligence. Shipley states Shhaub swerved into his car, causing injuries and ongoing medical treatment, seeking 910000 in damages.
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Bradley Shipley
Carl Shhaub
R. DB
2Yria
Elyria
Shipley
Haue
Fay
Japan Reports Troop Movements On Manchurian Front
London dispatches say Keely Hapress reports Japan indicating troop movements on the Mandare n frontier. Circulation in London diplomatic circles notes Russia washing troops, signaling potential border activity amid tensions between Japan and Russia.
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London
Japan
Russia
Mandaren
Keily Hapress
Ohio Wesleyan Glee Club To Tour Europe
Ohio Wesleyan Glee Club sails from Montreal June 22 for a 27 day European tour with planned concerts in London Paris and five other countries. Director Iy Ti McLean accepts invitation to perform before the American Society dinner at Tow n on July 14.
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Delaware
Nerican Society
Town
Ohio Wesleyan Glee Ub
Montal
Iy Ti, McLean
Ee Club
Tondon
Paris
Borah urges justice toward Mexico in national speech
U S Senator William E Borah of Idaho appeals for fair treatment of Mexico in a New Haven address titled Neighbors and Friends He argues against slander that Mexico is controlled by communism and urges U S cooperation in friendship while defending arbitration and peaceful dispute resolution He cites Coolidge policy and warns against foreign influence on the American republic
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William E. Borah
Mexico
U. S
U.S
United States
Idah
Mexco
Trades Council
New Haven
Connecticut
Borah
William M. Evarts
Coolidge
Congress Nad Fhis
A. Fesy
Third International
Ajister
Asia
China
Nicaragua
Local Foundry Fire Fails to Widen Damage at West River Site
A blaze at the Duplex Foundry on West River and Westbidge streets threatened significant damage but fire units contained it after thirty minutes. Flames overwhelmed the one story brick building yet caused damage to the interior walls and equipment. A boy accompanying onlookers mourned when his dog was struck and killed by a passing New York Central train near the plant.
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Duplex
West River
Westbidge
New York Central
Mrs Carrington Granted Divorce in Chicago
Mrs Anne Walsh Carrington was granted a divorce from Col Edward C Carrington on cruelty grounds. Judge George Fred Rush noted both parties dropped mutual infidelity charges and no details of any financial agreement were disclosed.
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Chicago
Anne Walsh Carrington
Miliomire
George Fred Rush
Carrington
Edward C. Carrington
Chinese Fire On Ships Near Canton In April
Dispatches from Canton report ongoing hostilities as Chinese forces fire on vessels near Puliow and Canton Christian College plans a prolonged closure. American sailors aboard the U S Noa responded with machine guns amid clashes in the Kwang Tung province including the foreign settlement at Shameen.
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Peking
U. S
Noa
Puliow
Canton
Canton Christian College
Kwang Tung
Shameen
$2 000 000 Blaze Destroys Morgantown Business District
A Morgantown fire destroyed eight buildings in the business district causing about 2 million dollars in damage. The blaze began in the Orr brothers basement, spread to Shelby shoe store and other buildings, and was fought by Water town Morgantown and Westover crews.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Orr Brothers
Shelby Shoe Store
Community Candy Store
Morgantown Hardware Company
Wit
Swisher Theatre
Strand Theatre and Grill
Baltimore and Ohio
Pail- Ops Music Company
Watertown
Westover
Miners Trapped at Oklahoma Shaft Alive After Flood
Twenty six miners trapped 110 feet underground in the old Wise mine near Henryetta Oklahoma were confirmed alive after communication was established through a drill hole. The group said they escaped drowning when McDonald Creek waters rushed the shaft and that there were 26 in the party, though officials had cited 23.
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Henryetta
Okla
Wise
McDonald Creek
Earl Carroll in critical condition after coma on train
Earl Carroll famous Broadway producer lay unconscious for hours en route to Atlanta penitentiary with 27 prisoners. Doctors said the condition is very serious as his brother James Carroll kept vigil and an examination found traces of poison and possible stomach disturbance.
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Greenville
Harl Carrol
C. Bates
BR. C. Bruce
New York
Carroll
Beeing
Atlanta Penitentiary
City Hospital
Toth
Atlanta
Bark Carroff
Lieut Governor Addresses Kiwanis in Elyria Club Talk
Lieut. Governor Clarence Fox of the fifth Kiwanis district spoke to the Wearnant Club at the Newell hotel on Kiwanis ideals. He praised the Elyria Club for its inter-city meet success in February and its strong attendance, urging Kiwanis membership to dignify personal effort and improve daily business routines.
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Clarence Fox
Kiwanis
Ohdo
Weal Wrynant Club
Necam
Newell Hotel
Elyria Club
Rkiwanis
Chinese Minister accuses powers in May 14 appeal
Eugene Chen, Chinese Nationalist Foreign Minister, accuses the United States of pushing America toward involvement in a new world war in the Pacific. The appeal, published by the Nationalist News Agency, says Japan Britain and the United States aim to force intervention in China and criticizes American participation without neutral inquiry into the Nanking deaths.
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United States
U.S
New York
Eugene Chen
Hankow
China
Chen
Ernest K. May
Japan
Great Britain
Pacific
Nanking
Hugene Chen
Hanton
Amelia Xo
Democratic America
I Wiberty
Youth Sues for 20000 Over Auto Injury in Avon Lake
Sam Triganovich nine sues Chester Christie of Cleveland through stepfather Sam Yelleh for 20000 damages after a collision on Lake Shore road in Avon Lake in October 1926. He alleges Christie drove negligently as Sam crossed toward a barber shop, suffering a fractured left shin and lasting disability.
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Sam Triganovich
Sam Yelleh
Chester Christie
Sycamore Street
Cleveland
Avon Lake Village
Lake Shore Road
Penitimn
Sam
Itas
Christie
Man Arrests Shown in Secret Bill Case In Lorain
Andy Dusa of Lorain was jailed today after sheriff arrests on an indictment charging him with assault with intent to kill. Dusa was among defendants named on Georgia indictments retried by the grand jury which reported yesterday. Dasa allegedly struck Jota Masalona with a bottle during a storehold incident in Lorain and both are held pending further action.
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Andy Dusa
Lorain
Tusa
Das
TAR STOLEN WHILE OWNER CALLS AT POLICE STATION
A Dodge car owned by Herbh Jet was reported stolen while its owner Teath was at the Oberlin police station to resolve a red parking violation. Investigators searched the vicinity for two men seen near the vehicle around the time it disappeared.
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Roland KH. Teath
Tt. D. 1
Oberlin
Herbh
Gre
Man who served 22 years faces longer sentence in Cleveland
Pred Paquette, a white-haired Canadian native, spent twenty-two of his seventy years in federal prisons and now faces another long sentence after being brought from Toledo to Cleveland. Secret Service Agent William G. Harper charges Paquette with manufacturing counterfeit dollars.
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Cleveland
Pasquette
Canada
Paquette
Tolera
Secret Service
William G. Harper
Harpster Estate Appraised At 203900
The estate of Fred J. Uhrpster Sr formerly of Elyria and Daytona Beach, Fla. has been appraised at 205000 as revealed when the will was admitted to Volusia County probate court. He left the West Avenue property to Mrs Alive O Harpeter with an annual income of 200 and bequests of household goods and jewelry. Two daughters and two sons receive one fourth of the remaining income each. upon Mrs Urpster’s death the estate divides equally among the children.
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Fred J. Uhrpster
Elyria
Daytona Beach
Pla
Volusia
Florida
Warpater
Dug West Avenue
Alive O. Harpeter
Ole May l Dragman
Atier Pearl McDonpald
Clayton IT Harpeter
Pred
Wurpster
Dt Jwar
Coat as Evidence Shocks Hewitt Trial
Jefferson jury hears Mackinaw coat missing its button linked to Floyd Hewitt 17 charged with murdering Mrs. Fred Brown and her five year old son. Conneaut officer Wy A Fillinger testifies finding signs of struggle and wounds with a poker and a ball bat. Prosecution introduces alleged murder tools and torn fabric pieces as evidence. Fred Brown, husband and father, briefly regains composure after emotional testimony.
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Jefferson, U
Apr
Wy. A. Fillinger
Conneaut
Brown
Terrific Strigeles
Fred Brown
Bandits’ Loot Recovered After Bank Heist
$2,000 stolen from Farmers & Citizens Bank at Payne Ohio has been recovered. Three men allegedly involved abandoned their car near a water bank in Ohio City and boarded a freight train. Authorities say the money was found nearby.
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van Wert
Farmers & Citizens’ Bank
Payne, C
Ahcritt A. la Frank
Ohio City
Batt
Hold Suspect in Payrall Theft in Albany
Albany April 11 Police hold a man wanted in South Bend for payroll theft. Authorities report Chuter Green was captured here after being traced to the area. Police found $9,065 in cash and $84,410 in securities on him.
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Albany
N.Y
Chuter Green
South Bend
Green
No Trace of Two Escaped Convicts
Columbus Ohio April 14 No trace has been found today of the two convicts who sealed the Ohio penitentiary walls and escaped early Wednesday. William Teh serving life from Cleveland for war making an inhabited dwelling and Ratu Deeds 32 from Joancaster serving 10 to 25 years for robbery. They needed a ladder made from kindling wood to escape.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Teh
Cleveland
Joancaster
Seipe
Drisop
Earthquake Devastates Santiago Chile Killing Dozens
A powerful quake struck Santiago early morning causing many deaths and hundreds of injuries. Buildings cracked, wells collapsed, and darkness halted rescue efforts as streets filled with nightgowns and wreckage. Valparaiso and other cities reported felt shocks with limited damage.
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Santiago
Chile
Vite
Valparaiso
Valdiva
Conception
Antofagasta
Record Flight Rewrites Endurance Bar For US Aviators
Bert Acosta and Clarence Chamberlain return to Earth in their Bolizacs Wright monoplane after a record flight of long duration. They set new American and world records for sustained flight, surpassing the French record by about five hours on American soil. Unofficial landing time placed at 12 42 16 p m with figures suggesting a 51 hour 12 minute record.
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Roosevelt Field
Bert Acosta
Clarence D. Chamberlain
America
France
Landry and Croughin
Teamed in Texas as Twister Kills and Injures Many
A tornado struck Plage and Rock Springs Texas on April 14 killing one person and injuring about 160. Army and civilian doctors treat the injured while soldiers guard debris. Dead may rise as cleanup continues and victims move to San Antonio for evacuation.
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Rocksprings
Tex
Red Cross
Rock Springs
San Antonio Fo
House Committee Backs Habitual Criminal Bill
The House Code Committee approved a habitual criminal bill and will report it favorably. The action occurred in Columbus with April 14 noted as the date of consideration.
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HOUSE
Columbus
House Code Committee
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