Prison Mutiny Quiet as Guards Seal Ohio Penitentiary
Rebels at the Ohio State Penitentiary faced military control after guards banished yesterday. About 200 National Guardsmen restored order, began stockade construction for leaders, and confined the White City cell-block population. A fellow inmate was beaten. another killer, Charles Hannovich, faced a life sentence after turning state's evidence.
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Columbus
BP. E. Thomas
National Guard
White City
Wes
Jimmy Gordon
Wood County
Gordon
Penitentiary Hospital
Charles Hannovich
Cleveland
George Williams
Hemnovich
Williams
Een Tren
Griswold Delays Prison Fire Report Review
Ohio Welfare Director Hal H Griswold received the prison fire investigation report prepared by Attorney General Gilbert Bettman and delayed sharing it with Governor Cooper. Griswold aims to study the recommendations and complete examination today before presenting to the governor, while Fire Marshal Ray Gill's cause report was also submitted to the governor for release with Bettman’s report.
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Columbus
State Welfare
Hal H Griswold
Ohio Penitenacy Today
Atty
Gilbert Bettman
Gov. Cooper
Dey
Griswold
Govsimmer
Ray Gill
Cooper
Edward Lee
Joseph Clear
Bettman
Waives Hearing On Polyandry Charge
Mrs. Hazel Au Rogers-Williams was bound over to the grand jury on a polyandry charge after waiving examination in Justice S J George's court. She was arrested on a warrant by Harry Williams of Cleveland, following an incident with Will Rogers of Oklahoma. The grand jury will reconvene in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Au Rogers
Liams
Brand
S. J. George
Harry Williams
Cleveland
Hushard
Justice George
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Wiltia
Rogers
Grand Jury
Glia Week Program Announced for Elytia Girls
The Girls Week events span Sunday worship and parades, Monday school lineups with guards, Tuesday cooking demos and story hours, Wednesday health program, Thursday mother daughter evening with speaker Mrs Wheaton, and Friday skating on East Third Street followed by Saturday athletic events at the county fair grounds. Major organizers include Miss Bertha Schulze, Mrs A C Smith, and committee chairs Galloway Todd Ellis Adams Kinnison Kershaw, with Girl Scouts and reserves as guards and a campfire closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elytia
Bree
Bertha Schutze
A. C. Smith
Eagles
Ohio Public Service Company
Gas and Fuel Company
Miss Gersac
Elks Hall
QO. P. S
Agnes Kalter
W.C. A
Gates
First Congregational Church
Wheaton
Cleveland
East Third Street
Health Work in Schools Sees 1257 Blue Ribbon Pupils This Year
The Chronicle-Telegram notes a record Blue Ribbon count as health efforts in schools grow to 1257 this year, surpassing last year’s 1299 at year end. Daily ribbons are awarded at multiple schools, with Amherst, Grafton, Avon Lake, Pittsfield, and Brownhelm among leaders. A May 9 Health Day parade is planned in Elyria with Dr. G C Neal addressing at the Fair Grounds, as standings for Classes A and B are updated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Theresa School
Pittsfied
S&j. Joseph’s School
Amherst
Grafton
Avon Lake
Parent-Teacher Association
C. D. Barjrett
Brownhelm
iLikewise
Pittsheld No
Elyria
GC. A. Neal
R's Pet
Lake Avenue
East Carlisle
Belden
South Amherst
Kipton,c. Twp.j
la Grange
St. Mary's
Brighton
St. Theresa
St. Joseph's
Henrietta
Ridgeville
Eaton
Columbia
Penfield
Huntington
Amherst - Brookside
Holy Trinity Teweeee
Vincent
Ceeee
Highland
Markley
B. R's Pet
Pittsfield No
Pittsfield
Russia
Pittsfield Spe
Lagrange Reports Small Population Drop in 1830 Census
Lorain county's village of LaGrange shows a drop of two people from 500 in 1920 to 498 by April 1 1930 with fourteen farms counted in the area. Nearby Wadsworth Medina county records a 24.4 percent rise since 1920 from 5 915 to 4 742 and fourteen farms enumerated.
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Lorain County
LaGrange
Frank A. Stetson
Lorain
Medina
Wadsworth
Medina County
Stetson
Typhoid traced to milk carrier in Brunswick
April 1. Medina county health commissioner Dr. R L Mansell says a typhoid fever epidemic that killed two and sickened 21 in Brunswick has been traced to Mrs. O V Hudson, a intermittent carrier from the Hudson dairy supplying the affected families. Blood tests showed typhoid, though Mrs Hudson shows no illness. Authorities ordered her to stop handling all food products. her husband runs the dairy.
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Brunswick
R. L. Mazsell
Medina Count
O. V. Hudson
Hudson
Mansell
Charles A. Neal
Checks Stolen Here Found
Loot totaling about $1590 was taken from Elyria Dry Goods Co. on Sunday. A bloody bag containing clothes and checks drawn on local banks was found near Milberry Creek by a New York Central crew. Police theorize three men planned the heist, with a violent dispute over cash leading to a stabbing and the discard of bloody clothing and checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berre
Creek
Toledo
New York Central
E. J. Stankard
William H. Jannett
R. F. D. Amherst
Cora Bowen
Second Street
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Lorain County Savings and Trust Company
E. J. Stankards
Elyria Ors Goods
Milberry Creek
Stankard
Odd Fellows Open Free Meal at Hall
At last night’s meeting the order recognized local need from unfortunate conditions. A resolution established a daily canteen from 3 to 10 a.m. at Odd Fellows hall offering soup coffee bread and crackers to any needy applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall
Italy approves building twenty nine warships
KROME April 30 The Italian government approves construction of 29 warships including one cruiser ten thousand ton Washington Standard type named Pola two scoutships five thousand one hundred tons each four destroyers twelve submarines in three tonnage groups The keels for all ships will be laid this year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ouay
Ene Cael
Fisherman Alex Beats Wardens in Fatal Shootout
In San Francisco on April 30 a fisherman engaged two game wardens trying to seize his catch. He killed both wardens and was mortally wounded. One warden was believed to be Andrew Curry. the other's name was not released. The fisherman was Anton Anderson, a noted Crockett waterfront figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Andrew Curry
Anton Anderson
Crockett
Gandhi plans raid on salt depot in Bombay
Gandhi, undaunted after a month of passive resistance, outlined new plans to raid a government salt depot in Bombay. He aims to carry out the action soon and said he will notify authorities well in advance of the operation.
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Gandhi
Bombay
Women Given Life Sentence for Wrong Man Murder
In Scottsboro Alabama two women, Myrtle Beery Graham aged 20 and Newby Motes aged 19, were found guilty in the death of 71 year old Harry Cunningham. Judge W A Hawkins sentenced both to life imprisonment after a verdict announced at 10 15 am Tuesday. Neither showed emotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsboro
Myrtle Beery Graham
Newby Motes
Harry Cunningham
W. A. Hawkins
Ninety Nine Prisoners Remain in Penitentiary Hospital
Ninety nine prisoners injured in the penitentiary fire a week ago are still confined to the penitentiary hospital. A Monday checkup showed today. President Hoover planned to receive the London Naval Treaty from Secretary of State Stimson who led the American delegation at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colenseles
Washington
Hoover
State Stimson
Parker Vote Delay Aims to Swing Supreme Court Confirmation
Washington April 30. Senate leaders move to delay the Parker confirmation vote as polls show a five vote majority against. Parker supporters hope postponing balloting until next week will flip the outcome in favor of the nominee.
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Parker
Washingtons
John J. Parker
Supreme Court
Senate
Bank Again Held Up in Cincinnati Ohio
Two robbers believed to be the same as those in the March 4 Silverton Bank heist in Cincinnati force their way into the bank and take only $10 after cashier Harry Friedhoff hands over the money. The duo escapes in a Buick coupe. Bandits rob payroll car in Gadsden Alabama, stealing $20,000 in bills from Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. payroll vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Silverton Bank
Harry Friedhoff
Gadsden
Ala
Goodyear Tire and Robber Co
New Police Motorcycle For City Captain Train Officer Loyd Sweet
Police Captain Loyd Sweet beams with happiness as Safety Service Director J N Eldt orders a new twin cylinder police motorcycle for the department. It will be fully equipped for day and night duty with a large siren and delivery is promised within five days. Sweet notes the need to catch careless motorists as the old bike is slow against faster cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Sweet
Safety Service
J. N. Eldt
Sweet
City Opens Bids for Bituminous Patching Material
Bids for bituminous patching material for city streets were opened at City Hall at noon. The Board of Control including Mayor James A. Hewitt Safety Service Director John N. Eidt and City Engineer Jack Powell will tabulate the bids this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
James A. Hewitt
Safety Service
John N. Eidt
Jack Powell
Plans for YMCA swimming party and camp attendance
The Indus club at the YMCA discussed a swimming party on May 13 and a YMC A camp trip in Cleveland from June 13 to 15. Earl Beacon, secretary of the Bilyria Chamber of Commerce, will be the next speaker at the weekly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Indus Club
Earl Beacon
Bilyria Chamber of Commerce
Youths Held in Auto Theft by County Authorities
Two Detroit youths Morrson Harris and Andrew Jackson, both 16, were held in county jail after Dover Village police and county deputy sheriffs arrested them within twenty minutes of a theft report. The car was stolen from La Grange Road while the owners fished nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Sherigs
Dover Village
Dover
la Grange Road
Charles Wycocky
Lake Avenue
Sherif
Morrson Harris
Andrew Jackson
Kiwanis Talk Set On Insanities of Famous Men
Dr Louis Karnash of City Hospital Cleveland will address Elyria Kiwanis on Insanities of Famous Men at noon tomorrow at Hotel Newell. Eugene and William Bates were bound over by Justice S J George on a charge of malicious destruction of property related to the Cleveland Quarries Cay. bond set at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanians
Louis Karnash
City Hospital
Cleveland
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Eugene
William Bates
S. J. George
Cleveland Quarries Cay
Four Russians Inspect Gulf Road Sewage Plant for New City
Four prominent Russian engineers toured the Gulf road sewage disposal plant today to model a similar facility for a new ideal city planned three hundred miles east of Moscow. The city aims to be an automobile manufacturing hub for 30 000 to 40 000 residents, and the delegation from the northern European Soviet government praised the United States plant as highly modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Russia
Moscow
Focal
United States
Enraged ex-employer shoots woman then kills self
In Greenwich Ohio on April 30 former employer Clauds Miller shot Mrs Lulu Oney as she arrived to care for his daughter. Oney crawled to a phone, Miller died by suicide, and Mrs Crey died en route to hospital. Deputies suspect jealousy over her refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Lulu Oney
Miller
Fire department stand by at Williams Alloy flash
Firemen were called to stand by with foamite extinguishers at Williams Alloy Company on Vulcar street after a chemical flash appeared imminent. The incident did not escalate. no aid was required as Central Fire Station records show. Hoss Company No. 1 and Fireman Schnarr attended with two foamites.
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Williams Alloy Company
Vulcar Street
Central Fire Station
Hoss Company No. 1
Schnarr
Panl Stingley Held on Auto Stealing Charge
Panl Stingley of Elyria was bound over to the grand jury on a charge of automobile stealing after waiving examination at arraignment before Justice St J George yesterday. Bond was set at $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panl Stingley
Elyria
Grand Jurr
Ater
Court of Justice
St. J. George
Want Ads of the Chronicle Telegram Offer Help
The classified page promises relief from want by offering like new furniture, clothing, used cars, camping gear and more. It highlights affordable services in repair, painting, housekeeping and moving and provides the phone number 4412 4413.
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Chronicle - Telegram
Courtroom crowd swarms trial of Myrt Bradley
Lorain County courtroom filled beyond capacity as five hundred spectators packed the Lorain County courthouse to witness the assault and battery trial of 22 year old Myrt Bradley a New Oberlin teacher accused of whipping six year old Mary Margaret Gerhartinger on February 25 1930. Proceedings opened with jury selection and testimony from Mary Margaret’s mother Gertrude Gerhartinger and will continue with Dr Karl Reefy as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer Pleas Court
W.B. Thompson
Gertrude Emma Gerhatinger
Mary Margaret
Gerhattinger
Karl Reefy
Elyria
Gethartingers
Lorain County Court House
Ignatius Gerhartinger
Don Wo Myers
John Harding
Lorain
Mrs. Bradley
Orren C. Bradley
Charles R. Summers
Oberlin
L D. Hamlin
Charles Heimann
Thompson
Miers
Myria Bradier
Mary Margaret Gerhattinger
New Oberlin
Myers
Summers
Gerharinger
Bradier
Summer
Gerhartinser
Hardizs
Francis
Gerhartinger
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Gside
Elyria Dry Goods Co
United
Krome
Ga Ee
Undertaker
Myrta Bradley
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