Appeals Court Grants Ins. Block On Lorain Bridge Bonds
The Ninth District Court of Appeals unanimously enjoined Elyria based on Kreuger act noncompliance by county commissioners. It voids sale of bonds for the Lorain County memorial bridge and orders petition prayers sustained. A motion to certify to the Ohio Supreme Court may follow to appeal the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Memorial Bridge
Joseph Finegold
Elyria
Court of Appeals
Ninth Judicial District
Kreuger
Nho
Supreme Court
Ohio
Tne
Forest fires and gale sweep the eastern states
A 260 mile gale and winds across the eastern states caused hundreds of thousands in losses from forest fires. Fires spread through Long Island Westchester New Jersey and Pennsylvania destroying thousands of acres of timber. In New York City flights of debris caused injuries and traffic disruption while fires burned homes mills and a lumber yard. Volunteers fought blazes statewide with damage running into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Westchester County
New Jersey
New York City
Trafic
Upper Broadway
Lincoln Heights
Barnegat
Newton
Pleasant Mills
Wanamassa
Midvale
Sxearny
Bay Shore
Washington
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Recodify Ohio Criminal Laws in New Code Proposals
A Columbus report outlines recommendations from Ohio State Bar Association leaders led by Judge Thomas H. Darbs. Proposals include simplified indictments, option for formal information after a preliminary hearing, habitual criminal law for major crimes, broadened trial discretion, general summons for minor offenses, tightened search warrants, transfer of criminal jurisdiction from probate courts, reformed peremptory challenges, and bail system overhaul with aim to curb professional bondsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lima State Hospital
Ohio State Bar Association
Thomas H. Darbs
Cincinnati
Darby
Columbus Bar Association
Cedar Point
Maryland
New York
Michigan
Esstem Fa
Burton Urges Voters To Go To The Polls Tuesday
Voters in the state were urged to vote in the presidential preference primary next Tuesday. Congressman Theodore Burton urged participation and praised Hoover while addressing the public about civic duty and the upcoming election. The appeal followed guidance from Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown and other officials urging the largest primary vote in history. Burton defended Republican unity and spoke on the national oil scandal affecting government credibility. He reflected on Senator Willis and warned against charges of disloyalty and ingratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbu
Theodore Burton
Secretary of Commerce
Werbert Hoover
Burton
Clarence J Brown
Makig
Burtons
Hoover
Frank B Waiths
Willis
Wars in China Prompt Evacuation Orders Amid 500000 Forces
The American Legation in Peking urges all Americans to leave Shan tung Province as fighting among Chinese factions escalates. Nationalists push toward Peiping, capturing Lebrh owfu, while Shantung defenses crumble. General Feng Yu Hsiang and Sun Chuan Jang command Nationalist advances. Suo 18 struggles to hold Shantung. Japan deploys troops to Shantung to protect its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking Chiina
Legation
Shantung Province
Peking
Pecljing
Lebrhowfu
Shantung
Feng Yu Hsiang
Sun Chuan Jang
Chang Trung Crang
Suo
Shantung District
Plans for transcontinental air cruise to meet Bremen
Montreal dispatch reports Maj James Witzmaurice says plans call for a U S transcontinental air cruise after New York and Washington receptions. The Bremen may visit Ottawa Montreal Quebec and Toronto after the U S trip, then possibly return to Europe. Piloted by Witzmaurice Maron Nuenefeld and Capt Hermann Soehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Que
North Atlantic
James Witzmaurice
Lake St Agnes
Murray Bay
Unitedess Today
United States
New York
Washington
Ottawa
Quebec
Toronto
San Francisco
Fitzmaurice
Bremen
Europe
Maron Nuenefeld
Hermann Soehl
YF Witzmaurice
President of coal miners association pays five dollars
Ora Daugherty, president of the Hocking Valley coal miners organization, appeared in court yesterday and paid a five dollar fine for striking mill Sands union miner during an altercation near here. Sands claimed he began circulating a petition asking for Daugherty’s resignation after a speech last week in which he urged striking miners to return to work wherever they could find employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Miner's Association
Glouster O
Daugherty
Hocking Valley Coal Miner's Organization
Mill Sands Union
Sands
Central Committee Set to Meet in Columbus Ohio
The Republican state central committee will convene in Columbus to draft eleventh hour plans for the presidential primary next Tuesday. A warning about possible poll fraud in Lucas, Hamilton, and Cuyahoga counties was dismissed as unfounded by Ohio Hoover for President leader Thid Brown, who accused opponents of misrepresentation and smoke screen tactics to justify vote counting manipulation in Hoover areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Republican State Central Committee
Lucas
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Vyred B Warner
Thid Brown
Yoover
Brown
Hanover
An Toover
Hoover
Campa Cn
Toover
Lawmakers Delay Flood Control Bill For Negotiations
Washington April 20 Republican floor leader Tilson announced the House will lay aside the Jones Reid Mississippi flood control bill and take up other business to allow negotiations on a 2% compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tilson
House
Armies Drive Toward Peking in Shantung Campaign
United front of Nationalist forces under Chiang Kai Shek pressing through Shantung toward Peking. Chiang’s army reportedly annihilated Sun Chuanfang’s northern forces as Feng Yuxiang’s troops join Chiang, with tens of thousands captured. Rail lines and strategic towns fall. American legation orders evacuation. Japan moves to safeguard interests with 75,000 troops planned for Shantung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghays
Chiang Kai Shek
Shantung Province
Peking
Chang Tsolin
Interior Law
Chiang
Sun Chuan Fang
Shantung
Jue
Sun Chuin Fang
Chiang Kai Sheh
Fengu-Hsiang
Sun Chuan Foors
China
Tientsin Puhow
Peking Hankow
Tsiang
Yenchowfu
Changteho
Tamingfu
Peking-HanLow
Rittenout Head of Piketown Bank Found Dead at Home
Thornton F Rittenout 69 president of Piketown National Bank and Seloto Valley landowners died at home. Authorities attribute heart disease. He is survived by son George W Rittenout, a state board of agriculture member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Thornton F Rittenout
Piketown National Bank
Seloto Valley
Rittenout
George W Rittenout
State Board of Agriculture
Probate Judge Crag Dies After Illness in Fayette County
Thomas N. Crag, 84, who served two terms as Fayette County probate judge, died in Washington on April 20 after several weeks of illness. The obituary notes his long service and the death occurred here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingston
Thomas N. Crag
Fayette County
Firemen curb blaze at old city dump on West River
Fire crews found a pile of refuse ablaze at the West River dump this morning. The flames caused no damage and firefighters allowed the fire to burn out under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old City
West River &T
Planes on way to aid German graft flight to New York
April 20 New York completed plans for a welcome for the Bremen crew when they arrive from Greenland. Baron von Huenefeld provided telegram notice enabling the flight. Fly ers Fitzmaurice Koehl and von Huenefeld to rest Tuesday, then go to Hotel Ritz Carlton after landing at Mitchel Field. Murray Bay Quebec reports a trimotor aircraft carrying repair parts sails for Greenland to aid Bremen restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremen
Greenly Island
Gunther von Huenefeld
Murray Bay
United States
Berlin
Bernt Balchen
Floyd Bennett
James Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koehl
Gunther von Huenfeld
No successor to Rankin to be named by McDonald
Judge Vedisinger ruled in Common Pleas that Pekras holds no stock partnership claim with Maginnis and dismissed Maginnis suit while another case against Sederis valued at 38 000 remains unsettled. City agent Rankin to resign April 20 with no replacement, Lorain region reassigned to Canton Akron district and no new appointment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvira Savings and Trust Co
L D Hamlin
W Jkersinger
Hamlin
Elvria Savings and Trust Co
Bannon Theatre Co
Rankin
McDonald
John Pekras
W J
Vedisinger
Common Pleas
Pekras
W F Maginnis
Maginnis
The
Feisinger
S G Sedens
Sederis
Capitol Theatre
Sederi
Rankins
Canton-Ahron
Coolidge Drawn Into D A R Blacklist Controversy
President Coolidge faced probe into a D A R blacklist dispute as insurgent members produced a letter praising the Ford Hall Forum founder George Coleman. Massachusetts officials allegedly compiled a list linking the forum and other groups to radical causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts
Ford Hall Forum
Bulle
E Eleanor Roy
Fort Scott
Kansas
Roy
Congress
IRA
Herbert S Johnson
Edward T. Hunter
Industrial Defense League
Ballie
Hunter
Fremont Signs With Gas Co. Agreement Ends City Gas Contract Details
Fremont signs with a gas company after city council passes an ordinance. The plan offers 1 for the first 500 cubic feet and 60 cents per thousand thereafter for two years, then adjusts for up to ten years totaling 119 for the first 500 cubic feet with rising rates for subsequent periods. The contract spans ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coluvmess O
Offlevala
Itogan Gis Company
Anucagnerd
Fremont
Jury Told Off Quay Trail to Oil Lease
Washington April 20 The defense of Harry F Sinclair over the Teapot Dome lease is called a web of lies by prosecutor Owen J Roberts. He charged Sinclair with conspiring to hide his transactions with former Interior Secretary Fall as Fall leased Teapot Dome to Sinclair on April 7, 1922 for 304100 dollars. Roberts summarized evidence including Fall’s depositions and challenged Sinclair’s claimed ranch connections, urging jurors to find guilt beyond reasonable doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry F
Falls
Sinclair
Falls Ranch
Fall
New Mexico
Roberts
Sinclairs
Boih
Iceland
Commissioners Inspecting Roads in Holmes County Tour
County commissioners visit Wallersburg and nearby townships for road inspection. They review construction plans for Indian Hollow Road, West Road between Penfield and Wellington, and Vermont Road in LaGrange and Penfield townships. The stage construction road features a low cost asphalt top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallersburg
Holmes County
Indian Hollow
West Road
Penfield
Wellington
Vermont Road
LaGrange
CAREY PORCELAIN FACTORY DESTROYED BY FIRE
A fire destroyed the Carey Porcelain Company warehouse and factory in Carey on April 20. Fire officials say the loss amount is not yet determined and the blaze, discovered near hilao 3, spread rapidly, preventing control by the local fire department. W D Wooks, president and general manager, was out of the city when the fire broke out.
Two Convicts Hanged At Staps Penitentiary
Salem Ore April 20 Ke llaworth Kelley 32 and James Willow 30 members of a convict gang shot their way to temporary freedom in a past era and were hanged today. Kelley died at 8 30 am and Willow at 8 62 am on the gallows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staps Penitentiary
Salem Ore
Kellaworth Kelley
James Willow
Kelly
Willos
Air traffic officers urged for Elyria area travel rise
This morning at 9:37 all planes were sighted overhead in close formation east of Elyria while farther north two planes were headed west. The report notes the need for air traffic officers if air travel coverage increases in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Quake Kills Over One Hundred in Sofia Area
Sofia April 20 More than 100 people were killed in Wednesdays earthquake officials said Many believed buried under ruins Eight villages were demolished while Philippopolis and Borisovgrad were nearly destroyed Thousands left homeless and displaced by the disaster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Philippopolis
Borisovgrad
Verdicts In Local Court Confirmed In Liquor Cases
The Court of Appeals affirmed two liquor possession convictions and reversed one. John Lewis Stop 18 Grees Lipe had been found guilty by the Common Pleas court last fall but the appeals court reversed, citing weight of the evidence. Florence Lee Lefain and M S Jackson Lomi were convicted as charged, with the appeals court agreeing with the lower court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Common Peas Clerk of Courts
Common Pleas Court
John Lewis
Grees Lipe
Common Peas Court
Lewis
Florence Lee Lefain
M S Jackson
Lomi
Ptean Court
Unclear OCR Fragment Hints At Local Public Notice
Fragmentary text mentions an official action involving individuals and a locality. Details are unreadable but indicate a formal notice or hearing related to an operation or service. Names and places are partially legible but not sufficient for precise identification.
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Hard UT
Timgerland
Rhode Island
Logal Dank Shihita
P. Central Committee
Armes
Woman
Cleveland O
Jennie Herrin
Charles I. Tierrin
Herrin
Mia Herrin
Mer
Munico City
Mexico
Cuernavaca
Dwight Morrow
San Miguel del Alto
Jalisco
Grafico
Jjimar
Tres Isley Marias
Fl Universal
Guadalajara
Father Atiesto Pedroza
Jaliseo
Coolidge
Fremont Signs With Gas Co
Quiay
Ioo
Sofa
Truck Cbc
Colt Mbus, O
Aoedbert G Meyars
Wirain Coregty
Unni Teantios
Eperattene
Siyrt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!