Helen Morgan Acquitted In Night Club Nuisance Case
New York April 19 Helen Morgan known as Helen of the Black Eyes was acquitted of maintaining a nuisance at her Furnace Club night spot. Prohibition agents had alleged liquor on the premises and she was accused of barroom antics. Defense attorney J Arthur Adler praised the verdict as a shield for Miss Morgan who cried softly in court while jurors were thanked after the decision.
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Helen Morgan
Federal Building
Helen
Black Eyes
Miss Morgan
Prohibition
Furnace Club
Texas Guinan
J. Arthur Adler
Adler
Leslie Salter
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Gleats
Small Blaze Damages House on Ninth Street
A chimney fire at Glen Smith's home 3481 Ninth street sparked a blaze at 4 13 p m Thursday. Bose and Engine Co No 1 extinguished flames with a three gallon soda acid extinguisher. Roof top attack left shingles burned around the chimney. overall damage described as slight. House owned by Harold Childs 130 Stanford avenue. Central Fire Station report incomplete.
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Ninth Street
Bose and Engine Companies No. 1
Harold Childs
Stanford Avenue
Central Fire Station
Finegan Bakery
Broad Street
Central Station
Morris at Elyria YMCA Offers Free Film Showings
Three free motion picture showings for Elyria boys are planned at the Elyria YMCA this week. John R. Sleklinen, director of boys work, announced that Friday night programs begin at 7 p m while Saturday screenings run at 10 and 11 a m.
Autos Collide at West Avenue and Second Street
Two autos collided head on at the intersection of West avenue and Second street at 9 20 p m last night. Richard Trower 246 Spruce street reported the accident to police the other driver was not known. None of the occupants were injured. Trower said he was west on Second street and aimed to rush north on West avenue when a southbound car with house number D 363 swerved onto the left side and struck his car head on. Both cars damaged.
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Second Street
Richard Trower
Spruce Street
Trower
Weat Avenue
Narrow Belts Feature In Sports Hats Of The Season
New imports show narrow leather belts as trim on sports hats in Paris influencing the New York fashion. Brims with belting ribbons, black satin bows, and gray green leathers appear on various shapes. Also notes use of filet straw and satin bows. planes aid provisioning of U S naval outposts in Nicaragua.
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Paris
Marie Christtine
Piaout
Alphonsine
Agnes
Truant Officer Warns Parents And Employers
Elyria officials announce warnings to parents and employers over illegal child labor. C M Williams cites state shop inspector Lodema Matzinger findings of underage work and unpermitted employment. Violations carry $20 fines for parents. employers must verify ages and report job seekers weekly.
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Lodema Matzinger
Elyria
Miss Matzinger
Willliams
Williams
Death notices from Amherst and nearby towns
Obituaries and funeral notices for Joseph Tusich Assherst aged 42 Rose Mary and Mary his survivors. Charles Edwin Shumway at 69 with daughter Mrs Spitzer. Nellie Bell funeral at St Mary’s. Joseph Olah 42 of 232 West River Street survived by wife Elizabeth and four children funeral services at home and Hungarian Reform Church. Burial Ridgelawn cemetery with local clergy. Funeral details include dates April 19 to 21 and services at St Joseph’s and St Mary’s churches.
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Joseph Junich
South Lake Street
South Amherst
Pennsylvania
Rose
Mary
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Hischen
Calvary, Cementery
Charles Edwin Shumway
Rose Spitzer
Grafton
Ohio
Nellie Bell
St. Mary's Church
Joseph Olah
West River Street
Elizabeth
Julia
Joseph, Jr
Anna
National Tube Co
Lorain
Hungarian Reform Church
Kalassar
Ridgelawn
Entertaining Club Talk Promotes Legion Memorial Home Drive
The speaker listed four industrial principals and urged club members to support the American Legion Memorial Home campaign. Lawrence Webber explained the drive. Entertainment featured Jack Griffiths ventriloquism Charles Wilson solos banjo numbers group singing and orchestra.
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Lawrence Webber
Jack Griffiths
Charles Wilson
Nomination Process and Public Scrutiny for White House Appointments
Sponsors must face publicity when their candidate is sent to the Senate for confirmation. Observers expect opposition from old-line machine leaders as a new system limits party service as the controlling factor in appointments. A muffler on an airplane exhaust does not fully silence noise from propeller and sweep of the ship through air.
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White House
Senate
Trey Good
Oberlin Pastor Dr Richards Installed at United Church
Dr James Austin Richards was formally installed as pastor of Oberlin United Church on Wednesday. Welcoming addresses were given by Dr Nicholas Van der Pri and Rev Paul Hutchinson. President Wilkins offered a college and community welcome as Dr Tenney offered the invocation and Richards delivered the benediction.
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James Austin Richards
United Church
Cnsine
Nicholas van der Pri
Paul Hutchinson
Christian Century
Wilkins
Henry M. Tenney
Richards
Winnetka, Tinness
To Improve Plum Creek Plan Unveiled At Council
At a Wednesday council meeting plans to improve Plum Creek were presented. A new channel estimated at 22000 dollars would be about half the length of the current creek and reduce water flow obstruction by about fifty percent. Property owners must consent, a college drainage committee will be consulted, and the new channel would have a 254 foot bottom to address Oberlin drainage.
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Pruers
College
Oberlin
Proud Rage Of Manchu Menace To Disappear Soon
Peking reports that the Manchu race, rulers of China for centuries, is a vanishing people likely to disappear within two or three decades. Dr. Jermyn Lynn of Chaoyang University notes about 350,000 Manchus in Peking, many now in low‑status jobs such as rickshaw work, domestic service, or theater. The decline follows abdication in 1911 as Manchus face intermarriage and competition from Chinese. the race’s ancient origins are traced to 2320 B C and their rise to conquerors of Peking in 1644.
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Cainess
Jermyn Lynn
Chaoyang University
Henan
Lynn
Linn
Pekin
China
Dr. Lynn
Dr. Lima
Lawmakers by Occupation in Liberal Candidate Pool
A survey of the first 125 Liberal candidates for Britain's general election shows 36 linked to industry commerce or finance, 18 lawyers, nine trade unionists and co-operators, ten agriculturists and landowners, nine educators, five women, and 25 described as young people. The findings indicate diversification beyond the traditional lawyer stereotype.
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London
House of Commons
Lloyd George
J. Macamamara
Etholdera
State briefs from Columbus and across Ohio highlight multiple cases
The Public Utilities Commission dismissed its gas rate inquiry after Western Ohio Public Service Co reached local ordinances in Brookville West Manchester Lewisburg Eldorado Crestline Osborn and Fairfield. Joseph V. Hirsch, custodian of Memorial Hall, faces embezzlement charges of 16000 after an audit. Henry Larrick, 75, died after stepping into a train in Cleveland. his wife Minnie died earlier. A Greenup Ky body found in the Ohio River is unidentified. George Nusso, 34, faces life imprisonment for murder at Edgefield mine. Mayor Elmer McMorris, 66, dies in Willard after a long illness.
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Public Utilities Commission Today
Ohbior Public Service Company
Brookville
West Manchester
Lewisburg
Eldorado
Crestline
Osborn
Fairfeld
Canton
George Nusso
Alexander Miller
Edgefield
Waco
Musso
Miller
Market Report Full of Grains and Livestock Numbers
Cleveland market quotes show butter eggs poultry and potatoes with varied prices per pound and per sack. Livestock receipts at Cleveland and Chicago reflect lighter hogs calves cattle and sheep with mixed to steady trends. New York hay prices list No 1 timothy No 2 mixed and smaller bales while Minneapolis diet signals flour bran and grain values in detail.
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Cleveland
Ohio
New York
Maine
Green Mountain
Idaho
Toledo
Timothy
Minneapolis
Local Ohio National Guard unit begins drills at city hall armory
Elyria s newly formed Ohio National Guard unit First Battalion Headquarters Company 146th Regiment conducted drill in squad moves facings and manual of arms in the improvised city hall armory on the third floor under Lt Richwine. The company outfitted rooms with heliograph signaling five telephones two testing telephones and portable equipment with a radio room targeting a fifteen mile radius planned for a global short wave set. Uniforms are en route from Columbus. Drills continue each Thursday and will move to Camp Perry from July 1 to July 22.
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Elyria
Ohio National Guard
146Th Regiment
Richwine
Wayne Leneth
Columbus
Camp Perry
Judgment Awarded Over Geese Deaths in Common Pleas
Roseltha Kenyon of Shefield Lake Village was granted a $150 judgment by Common Pleas Judge W B Thompson after waiving a jury and submitting the case to the court. The suit claimed 20 geese and eight ducks were killed on July 17, 1927 by a dog harbored by Marinick.
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Roseltha Kenyon
Shefield Lake Village
John FP. Mariifck
Common Pleas
W. B. Thompson
Marinick
No Court No Court Mayor Goes To Akron
There were no cases to be heard in police court this morning. Mayor James A. Hewitt left for Akron to attend a Rotary convention. He told Police Chief Stankard to watch everything, noting the only court open was the cafeteria court which was busy handling rush traffic.
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James A. Hewitt
Akron
Rotary
Hewitt
Stankard
Orwell Priest Comes to Elyria
In the list of priest appointments and transfers from the Cleveland Catholic Diocese chancery office, Rev. Anthony J. Suwal ski of St. Mary’s church Orwell succeeds Rev. Francis J. olows ki who resigned as administrator of Holy Cross Parish at West Avenue and Sixteenth Street in Elyria.
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Cleveland
Anthony J. Suwalski
St. Mary's Church
Orwell
Francis J. @olowski
Holy Cross Parish
West Avenus
Sixteenth Street
Hickok Oil Corp marks 16th anniversary celebration
Free gifts offered with every gas and quart of oil purchase on Saturday and Sunday by Hickok Oil Corp makers of High Speed Gas. Gift promo announced by Bill Bartlett, Cleveland Street and Perry Court location.
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Hickok Oil Corp
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland St
Perry Court
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