Indictments in Lorain County Tangle Include Bigamy and Manslaughter
Prosecutor Don W. Myer with court consent nailed indictments against Hagel Autry for bigamy and Carmen Autellano for manslaughter. Hazel Autry faced charges after marrying while still married to Autry after eloping with Williams in Detroit and subsequently being arrested in Cleveland. Aureliano, linked to a fatal Detroit car crash, died before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagel Autry
Carmen Autellano
Netroit
Don W. Myere
Hazel Autry
Lorain County
Grand Jury
Willams
Autry
Oklahoma
Detroit
Williams
Elyria
Cleveland
Myers
Aureliano
Hor
Lake Road
Theft report: Bill fold with $63 and pass stolen
Mrs. Raymond Luschen reports a bill fold containing 43 and a railroad pass stolen from a motel drawer at 203 Cleveland Street. She noticed the loss this morning and police will investigate the incident.
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Raymond Luschen
Cleveland Street
Luschen
Death Record for Cornelius Kerwin Aged Seven
Cornelius Kerwin aged seven died at a late home on Mr Ridge April 28th. Survived by two nieces and Miss Helen Ti nephew Tantnas Fick V Wartford. Funeral details and exact relation unclear due to damaged text.
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Cornelius Kerwis
Cornelius Kerwin
Ridge
Tlew Iford
Connertt Rytford
Intial
Helen Ti
Tantnas Fick V
Wartford
Distribution of Gasoline Tax Changes
The Secrest Bostwick bill changing the distribution of the state gasoline tax revenue to 62 percent to the state 12 percent to townships 7 percent to counties and 7 percent to cities and other entities becomes law immediately after filing with Secretary of State Brown and signature by Governor White. The old split had 80 percent to the state 20 percent to townships 7 thanks? and 5 percent to counties and towns.
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Secrest-Bostwick
Brown
White
Special Meeting of Vincent Parent Teacher Association
A special meeting of the Vincent Parent Teacher Association is announced for Friday afternoon at three oclock at Markley School.
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Vincent
AlO Inc On Air Again Today at WJAY Broadcast
AlO Inc resumes radio broadcasts this afternoon on station WJAY from 18 to 1:15. Henry Ingersoll leads the sneaker and Jack Sullivan’s orchestra will perform with soloist Mrs. Greee Tulk, accompanied by her sister Miss Viola Harnes for the program.
Sherman Beal Still In Hospital After Auto Accident
Sherman Beal son of Mr and Mrs Samuel A Heal remains in a Tuscaloosa Alabama hospital entering his fourth week of treatment after a car crash three weeks ago. Doctors report his condition has improved and is “exceptionally well” given the injuries. Physicians hope to save his leg after initial plans to amputate. Beal is a student at the University of Alabama.
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Sherman Beal
Aml
Samuel A. Heal
Wes Bridge Street
Tustaloosa
Alabama
Tharely
Beal
Jim University of Alabama
Three escape from Willoughby police chase
Three men believed to be New York gang chiefs escaped from Willoughby police early today after a hold up. They fled in a stolen auto toward Cleveland with six revolvers and ammunition. Officers pursued, and the trio reportedly jumped into nearby brush near the area as a search intensified. Police recovered photographs and papers for identification and sent them to Chicago for matching. many details remained unclear amid the chaotic daytime incident.
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Wy Willolushby
Chihune
New York
Willoughby Potye
Cleveland
Reland Po
Willoughby
Jol
Iman
Bac
Police
Bertivian Records
Gies
Abe Pie
Camp YMG Studies Boy Growth Pace
A field report outlines methods to measure physical and social growth of boys at Camp YMG. It notes adopting a boy welfare plan, uses two measurement periods, and aims to track development while outlining planned steps and readiness for evaluation.
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Ile
Korey
Skorner
Rae Tadse
Gsowti
Yhe
Court House Notes Render Fragmentary Estate Matter
A partial OCR fragment from court house notes references estate matters, fees, and forebearance terms. It mentions a party’s claim to a portion of an estate and likely involves computations of fees and legal steps, but the text is garbled. No clear names, dates, or definite actions emerge from the legible portions.
Ring of Spam Given Karm es Vision by Spectaleist
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a figure named Timi or Prajpdaipon and a misread institute. The readable parts hint at a ring or spam theme and a spectacleist, with vague mentions of timing and a path or tread. No clear event, date, place, or reliable names form a coherent report.
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Timi
Unclear fragment from historical page text
Fragmentary OCR passage describes scenes at a theatre near the Washington Monument site and a naval yard. Mentions Lincoln assassination location, the White House, and a stately dinner with references to uniforms. Overall narrative with unclear chronology and missing context.
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Tyr
Brean
Noted Japanese writer to lecture in United States tour
Osaka born Tavohika Wagava, a Christian worker and author, will depart Japan for the United States in June to attend the International Conference. In America he will lecture at several universities including Yale and Chicago, and is known as a writer whose works have been translated into English and other languages.
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Osaka
Japan
Tavohika Wagawa
Lune
Cop YM Gca
Wen
Cleveland
America
Karawa
Yala
Chicago
Puzzle Author Credits Declined for Opaque Riddle
A puzzling note authenticates authorship as Esse of Tatpiv and Shellshells with garbled references. The text mentions Ti Was a as Tig LoThuvhes and a tangled string of names, suggesting a playful but unclear attribution and puzzle framing.
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Esse
Tatpiv & Shellshells
Oberlin News Highlights Local Women Leaders And Scholarships
Oberlin notes list delegates at a state meeting, elects campus leaders, and announces spring awards in department scholarships. Mary Woolley of Mt Holyoke College slated as Orators Day speaker. a Good Womenkeeping poll honors Miss Woolley among distinguished living American women. Also reports Girl Scouts activities, health conference invites, and 4-H club meeting outcomes with pins awarded.
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Oberlin Collnge
Mary Woolley
Mt. Wolvoke College
Women’s College
United States
Jfonors
Good Wonsekeenping
Tn Determinn
Wooley
Bradshaw
Oberlin
Syracuse
National Health Association
American Student Health Council
American Student Health Association
National Student Council
J. A. Richards
Cleveland
Pilgrim Church
Richards
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Grange Hall
Forests Preserve Water Value From Tree Plantations
The article notes that conserving forests yields water benefits. It cites a figure where a young tree plantation at twenty five units equates to the daily gallon use over sixty years, illustrating long term water conservation through forestry efforts.
Hunger march from Ohio aims for Columbus to demand relief
Final plans for a hunger march of unemployed from across Ohio were completed in Cleveland. The trek gathers from five border points and converges on Columbus for May 1 meeting with Governor to press unemployment insurance and relief for destitute farmers and jobless city workers amid a ten day hike. Mayors along the route are asked to arrange meals and shelter for hikers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Columbus
Hie
Clevelame
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Amid Mixed Records
Real estate transfers listed include Hdith and A W Rahl to Daniel Uooalled and Marjorie D. tray on Archwood Avenue Lorain. Hartlie and Eva J Wood to Mile Ward on Lexington Avenue Broad View Allgarment Elyria quitclaim. Numerous names and incomplete phrases follow, including township parcels near New Berry and Verimitinn River, with irregularities and stray notices about postal savings accounts and Bakers association activity.
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Hdith
A. W. Rahl
Daniel
Saars-Roebuck Jer von Tenneson
Strbelivisi
Masteyne
Baefeld
Tewnebir
Nevalty
Len
Isabel New
Marseilles
Isc
Hamiton Avenue
Lorain
Commonwealth
Clayveland
Ruleron
Homlweard
Kansas City
Moe
City
Tan Bakers’ Association
Railroad union vows to fight wage cuts urged by bankers
Alexander F. Whitney, president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, said his organization would oppose any wage reductions for 1,509,000 railroad workers. He asserted the Hoover guided agreement remains in force and must stay in force despite the economic depression.
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Alexander F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Hoover
Whitney
Cleveland Market Prices Show Livestock and Grain Movements
A detailed wire reporting today from Cleveland summarizes livestock quotations with hogs steady, large holdovers, and fat cattle ranges from 6.60 to 7.25 for steers while cows bring 1.0 to 6.00. Poultry and miscellaneous items show varying cent-per-pound figures, with butter quotations and grain close figures from Chicago and Toledo markets included.
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Maastly T
Detroit Ready For New Wars
Detroit faces a potential global conflict with Major William H. Crom stating the city could become a top martial supplies center. He notes over 14 percent of Detroit factories could shift to war production, supplying arms and ships for air forces, with rapid wartime assembly possible within hours of hostilities beginning.
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Detroit
William H. Crom
Army Air Corps
Crom
Fifer
Afreram
Majer Crom
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