Wanderer Sentenced to Die Leads Jailhouse Drill Squad
Carl Wanderer, former army lieutenant and condemned killer, directs a drill squad of fellow death row inmates at Cook County Jail. Among those named are Geary, Ward, Cardinella, Ferrari, Costanzo, and Lopez, with executions set for later in April for a sailor murder from Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Tenshun Forward
Marsden
Fast Service Battalion
Ily the Goat
Lady Luck
Carl Wanderer
Cook County
Wanderer
Geary
Cardinella
Costango
Lopez
Gek
Harty Ward
Larr
Sam Ferrari
Joe Costanzo
Antonio Lopez
Grover C. Reddick
Oscar McGayick
Great Lakes
France
Community Notes Highlight Elyria Visits and Paving Petitions
Elyria residents report visits from Mrs. Ernest Pietch and Mrs. Harry Nicholl while Rev. A. A. Hunter was in town. Local families plan moves to the Dupley House on Park Avenue. St Ann’s Society hosts a gathering for St Joseph’s at Mrs. Anna Wenzel’s Long Street home tomorrow afternoon. Amherst council discusses paving petitions from Lipcoln Harris Spring streets and Cornell Avenue with Parkways pending. An adjourned meeting will decide on next Tuesday.
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Ernest Pietch
Elyria
Edward Pietch
Cleveland Avenue
Harry Nicholl
A. A. Hunter
Frank Radde
Dupley
L. J. Henes
Park Avenue
St Ann’s Society
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Anna Wenzel
Long Street
Pr Council
Lipcoln
Harris
Spring
Mill Street
Cornell Avenue
Wellington Social and Community Notes Update
Wellington events include Sorosis meeting hosted by Mrs C H Sheldon with a program on Americanizing the immigrant and a book review. Entre Nous decorates for spring dance. Mrs J W Wights hosts Women’s Association sewing afternoon. Obituary notes Rollin Cortland Horr, 61, dies in Philadelphia. Rev Smith to move to Youngstown. Minor Logan to Kansas City for school. Gadfield and Liggett matters. Wadsworth visiting relatives in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Sheldon
Wellington
Minor Logan
Kansas Ciy
J P Gadfield
Mansfield
J. C. Liggett
Wadsworth
H Wr
Edwin Hannum
Sandusky
Mary Arrests Follow Attack on Workers
The General Phonograph Supplies Co engaged an attorney to press prosecutions to prevent a repeat of last night’s incident at the factory. Superintendent Mizer leads the actions while M Bean warns outsiders to stop interfering or the plant will close. If forced to shut, 350 to 400 workers may lose jobs, with citizens urged to blame the proper persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Phonograph Supplies Co
Mizer
Bean
M. Bean
Milean
Elyria
Prisoner pursuit ends in Cleveland men held at Grafton jail
Detained five suspects in Grafton after a bank incident flee through town pursued by locals with firearms. Cleveland police identified several as Italians and a New Yorker, but officers found no weapons or charges. They were released after fingerprint checks yielded no link to crimes.
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Bachuz
Richmond
B! Lucas
1101
Franh Ellenberger
Grafton
Neal
Clesland
Caer
Smith
Sterung
Bertulon Eapert Koestie
Cleveland
Leonard Garald
Cieve
Sam Mauri
Ignasio Corvitt
Joseph DeSanto
Itaian Rocay Ruver
Aid Thomas Bertram
N. Y
Leveland
Cleveland Otheials
Thoroughis Aues
Etick
Necea
Backus Ig
Gratton
Backus
Burke Replies to County Critics in Senate Action
Democratic leaders pledge to defend constitutional rights against an emergency clause and a power grab. The piece details proposed reforms, potential court challenges, and a petition drive led by state and county committees with Durbin predicting broad support and a large filing.
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Burke
Senate
Bitch & Way An
United States
Charman Durbin
Durbingard
International night at Oberlin Cosmpolitan club event
Oberlin hosts a global evening with members from many regions. The Japanese segment features tenor Mr Tadao Hara and Misses Kameru Higuchi Taru Yonecawa performing an operetta from Classical Music of Japan about The Little Sparrow who had her tongue cut out. Jiu Jitsu and Japanese fencing demonstrations accompany Finnish Scotch and Egai ish folk dances by Oberlin girls trained by Miss Florence Somers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colles
Tadao Hara
Kameru Higuchi
Taru Yonecawa
Hara
Glee Club
Doshisha
Japan
Florence Somers
New York Runner Breaks American Marathon Record
Frank Zuna of the Paulist Athletic Club in New York shattered the American marathon mark in Boston Tuesday, finishing first among 69 competitors. His time was 2 hours 18 minutes 58 seconds, surpassing the 1913 record of 3 hours 21 minutes 18 15 seconds set by Michael J. Ryan of the Irish American C. of New York.
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Boston
Frank Zuna
Paulist A. C
New York
Zuna
Michael J. Ryan
Carpenter Faces Off With Lewis In Intercollegiate Showdown
In New York on April 20 C J Carpenter of Augusta Georgia and Princeton University, the Intercollegiate heavyweight wrestling champion, faced Lewis who promised to throw him twenty minutes before the International Sporting Club. Lewis failed to throw Carpenter.
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New York
Siunsfer Lewis
C. J
Chuck) Carpenter
Augusta
Princeton
Wiversity Carpenter
Lewis
Internatonal Sporting Club
Addressed Notice of Local Business Contact
Public notice notes location at 126 Clark Street and contact options for patron inquiries. Identifies H. F. Maple of Elyria and provides phone numbers 7581 or 2808 for communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
H. F. Maple
Elyria
Four Oclock Club Meet At Mrs Martin Home
The Four O'clock club holds its regular meeting at Mrs Martins home on April 22 Friday afternoon. The program includes Restling The American Japanese Problem and a talk by a native Japanese gentleman Mrs Washburn. A social hour will follow and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Martin
Gulich
Washburn
Ohio Stadium contributions rise from alumni drive
An international showing of support arrives for the Ohio Stadium project with gifts from eleven foreign countries and 44 states along with 33 counties as part of a mail campaign to alumni and former students.
Warning to Automobilists Doctor Smith Eye Specialist
A raspy printed warning from New York urges motorists to protect eyesight through a simple nightly eye bath. It claims eye strain causes headaches, nervousness, and fatigue, promoting an eye wash sold by a druggist as a safe remedy. The ad targets all ages, claiming many have improved vision and dispensed with glasses after following the regimen.
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Doctor Smith
New York
Smith
Root Adobe Money
Tragic Twins Death Reported After Bed Strangle Attempt
Cincinnati April 20 The two year old twin of Mr Dater Lenhart of Middletown Ohio died Tuesday morning at General Hospital after head became fastened between iron bed bars while the children were brought to straighten their legs.
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Cincinnati
Dater
Ohio State varsity letters awarded to women athletes
Colimbins notes April 20 report that Ohio State University grants varsity O letters to women students for athletic achievement, reflecting increased recognition of women in college sports. The item emphasizes the decision and its significance for female athletic honors.
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Ohio State University
Dean Fiske Named Speaker for Theology Commencement
Dean Fiske announces President Wr. H. Faunee will speak at the School of Theology commencement on May 23. Dr E I Bosworth to address Central North Association of Congregational churches at Castalia this week on The Christian Ministry as a Life Work. Dean Fiske to speak on The Development of Social Ideals at Temple University Philadelphia Wednesday. Fitch King 17 appointed assistant professor of chemistry at Williams College Massachusetts per Professor Holmes.
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Dean Fiske
Wr. H. Faunee
School of Theology
E. I. Bosworth
Central North Association of Congregational Churches
Castalia
Temple University
Philadelphia
Fitch King
Wiliams College, Mass
Holmes
Department of Chemistry
Doctor issues warning and tells how to stop tobacco habit
An advertisement claims Nicotol tablets cure tobacco addiction without habit forming drugs. It asserts rapid results, improved health, and includes a money back guarantee through local druggists such as C. C. Bowers.
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Connor
John Hitt
Feo-Piral
C. C. Bowers
Thieves Take From Lorain Worker Clothes Locker
Charles Clewell reports in Lorain at 223 Wickens Place that thieves broke into his clothes locker during the night and stole overalls and other working garments.
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Lorain
Charles Clewell
Wickens Place
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Amherst News
Wellingon
Sorosis
Women’s Association Meats
J. W. Wights
Women's Association
Courtland Street
Sewine
Entre Nous
Treva Hawk
West Main Street
R. C.harr
Rollin Cortland Horr
Horr
E A van Cleef
South Main Street
Rev Smith
Youngstown
Stev. Smith
Mary
Paget
Novemer
Gov. Davia Vo
Davis
J. R Beethan
Oberlin
New Yorker
Uy Ésshan
H. R. Dancing Pavilion
Lorain, Ohio
H.W. Himen
Hazen's
Sin Piece Orchestra
Finest Dancing Pavilion
Northern
Ohio
Leaseen
I. J. Racey
Kotalko
Station X
Cotalko Ral
Juliet Styles
W. Broad St
Elyria, O
Lorain County
Holland
Ottawa
Hollaind Furnace Co
East Ave
Erie Ave
GEO. G. Peairs New Enfant’ Mutual Life Insurance Co
Bank
A. M. Summers
Earl Court
Chronicle-Telegram
Woolson Spice Company
Teledo
Obie
Happy Monday
Dayton Giant
Dayton
Happy Monday Club
Cleveland Singers Club
Rialto
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