Trio indicted in 19 bank robbery plot and sentencing
Tommy Sam Frost and Al White, tied to a Cleveland bank holdup, were sentenced by Judge A. H. R. Webber after pleading guilty. Prosecutors detailed confessions and planned heist routes via Grafton, with about 3600 dollars each share. White was described as the lead, and Frost faced a 210000 bond as the case unfolded.
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Tommy Sam Frost
Weanesday
Grafton
Ohio
A. H R. Webber
the &Roncection
Ath Frost
al White
Roy Vandemark
Cleveland
Jerkwater
White
Leveling
N_ Olmsted
Grafton Savings and Bank. Co
At -King
Hank
Settlement Authorized in Granger Case
Probate Judge B C Wilenx authorized a settlement in the death of Wil ford Granger. Administrator Don Granger may file with J T Handy Herscha3 and For Bilbao for all claims. The driver responsible for the track incident is referenced though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Granger
B.C. Wilenx
Forcer
Granger
East Bridee Street
Trip to see Coolidge in tiny plane in Washington
Ser Alan Cobham and Austin arrived at Bolling Field from Jeu units after reporting a brief visit with President Coolidge and the British embassy. An aviator and a baby accompanied Cobham during the day's engagements in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washington
Alan Cobham
Austin
Bolling Field
Jeu
View Cahigit by Gaggo in Public Utilities fight
In a case before the Public Utilities Commission the gas company rate hike is debated. Solicitors present exhibits and argue the plan for maintaining lines and costs, with city officials anticipating further evidence before the year ends. Eisha leads opposition to the proposed higher rates amid the commission review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pablic Utilities Commission
Nokoo di Feeterd
Opening of Intelmerchente Draws Thousands for Christmas
The formal Christmas opening at Intelmerchente drew thousands of people and merchants praised the event as one of the west’s finest. Stores showcased attractions and Santa greeted children counting the sleeps until his return. Music, toy demonstrations, and radios entertained the crowd as shoppers browsed gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelmerchente
Santa
M of the St
Christ
Senator Bender Aims to Curb Promiscuous Raids in Legislation
State Senator George H. Bender, following a $25,000 jury verdict against State Inspector W J Patrick for entering his home, says he will propose a bill to confine prohibition agents to their jurisdictions and curb promiscuous raids on private homes amid waning support for prohibition. He initially sought $50,000 and lawyers pursue possibly setting aside the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Gleveland
George H. Bender
International News Service
General Assembly
W J. Patrick
Patrick
Tragic double death in Crawford County mystery deepens
Authorities prepared for a post mortem examination on the body of Glorn Dorothy Olson 22 found near Prarie du Chien Wisconsin while a nationwide search continued for Emman Sanford Ossor 18 sought on a warrant. The body lay clad in a blue silk dress and red sweater in a local undertaker’s room as onlookers described fear on bronzed faces amid the fatal hillside incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairi DU
Ossor
Clara
Narrow escape as gas leak explodes in stairwell
A man on the second floor of a house on Renourd Kent smelled gas and went to the cellar for a gas desk with a match. The escaping gas exploded injuring no one but causing a fire shout. Fire crews from Station Nad arrived to contain the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Son
Bagh Sivrel
Kent
Moses
Nad
Fire Suppressed On Holland America Vessel At Sea
Elaborate preparations by Vigo port authorities for dives aboard the Holland America freight and passenger liner Mansdam proved unnecessary as the vessel arrived with the fire extinguished. The blaze, which broke out Thursday, caused considerable damage but no injuries to crew.
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Vigo
Dec
Passeover
GOP Leaders Weigh Challenges to Incoming Democrats Seats
Fragmented text indicates Republican leaders consider contesting seats held by several incoming Democrats including Smith and Vare. References to Senate control, potential seating delays, and planned investigations or challenges mark cautious post election maneuvering amid uncertain outcomes.
Abogue Cine From Vernel3 In Blizzard
Fragmentary OCR text references two efforts by individuals in a blizzard context. Mentions names like Girard and Barrer with unclear roles. Details are garbled. no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abogue Cine
Vernel3
Roumanian King Makes Public Appearance in Bucharest
A Roumanian king appeared in public at Cotrocez, greeting the crowd and noting health improvements. The event drew public attention as he traveled from his residence to meet attendees.
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Vcharest
Deerand
Pune
Cotrocez
Man Found Frozen to Death in Rural Roadside Fright
A misread and garbled social note reports a man found frozen near a rural road. Authorities investigate possible foul play as weather conditions hinder earlymorning search. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable in the fragment.
County Prince of Peace Declamation Contest Tonight
The County Prince of Peace declamation show will be held this evening at World’s End in St. Paul’s Evangelical. Judges from Oberlin Lorain and this city will preside with six churches supplying masters and contestants. Winners receive medals and gold prizes including a silver medal for top honors and cash awards of 19.00 and 10.04 in gold for first and second place respectively. Contestants include Winnifred Lorenzo Hopkins Fred Bärmeister Stella Breting and Sara Th Shrivner.
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Prince OF Peace
St. Pauls Evangelical
Dudges
Oberlin
Lorain
W. L. Burner
Blyria
Greffen
SF. Wilson
Leroy BE
Wright
Grafton
Winnifred
Lorence Hopkins
Mids Hoskin
Fred Barmeister
Stella Breting
Sera Th Shriver
Cronicle Telegram
Tolluowst
Laird
Educator Haydon to Speak at Queer and Open Forum
Professor Eustece Haydon of the University of Chicago has been secured as the speaker for a Queer and Open Forum at the First Methodist church Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. The address will cover religious perspectives on current issues, following the war era debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Eustece Haydon
Othe
Tiasdon
Hall Mills murder trial jury charged in Somerville
Court closed in the Hall Mills case as Judge Charles W. Parker instructed the jury at 1:45 p m that a guilty verdict on circumstantial evidence must overcome the presumption of innocence. The death penalty loomed for first degree murder if recommended by the jury. Special Prosecutor A Sierpien outlined the case against Mrs Frances Hall and her brothers alleging Hall and Mrs Hall conspired with Wilkes to murder Edward W Found and Elanor Mills in September.
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Somerville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Charles W. Parker
Deel
Frances Stevens
Aleagader Sierpsen
Hil Mills
Wilkes
Edward W
Elenor Mills
de Reseyes Lane
Fall
Simpson
Testo
Hall
Tril
Colored man Nelson Fitzpatrick jailed on liquor charge
Nelson Fitzpatrick of 7th street was fined 500 dollars and costs and committed to the county jail on a charge of passing intoxicating liquor. He had pleaded not guilty, was found guilty after officers testified, and faces pending parole revocation from a prior burglary sentence. He is to be sent to the penitentiary in a few days.
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Nelson Fitzpatrick
7Th Street
Harry Hinkson
Fitzpatrick
Isinkson
Columbus
HR. Webber
Frommen Prires
Gere
Gibson
Souths Senday
Jer Ap Oli
Lorain Woman Exonerated by Coroner
A Lorain woman was exonerated by the coroner after an autopsy established the death was due to natural causes. No charges or case against the woman were found or filed.
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Lorain
Death of Zanesville man found in Columbus prison
A 61 year old inmate in the Ohio penitentiary in Columbus was found dead this morning. Doctors attributed heart disease as the cause. The man, James W. Mary, had been transferred from Zanesville to serve a sentence of three to fifteen years for whitewashing a two year old girl.
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State
Columbus
Dec
James W. Mary
Zanesville
Cedar Ohio
May
Heoci
Queen and Prince Carol Meeting Reported in Cherbourg
Fragmentary dispatch notes a meeting involving the queen and a prince at Cherbourg with mentions of Rovimainian government and private advisor ties. The text is garbled but indicates a high level discussion connected to royal figures.
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Rovimainian
Goveroamen
Cherbourg
I Marsteld
Gcorerprivatier
Carol
Undefined for Dawing While Intoxicated
A court records a conviction described as undefined for Dawing while intoxicated with unclear details. The entry notes fines and judicial process but lacks complete identifying information or jurisdiction.
Fifteen Pleas Enter Em In Count At Court
Grand Jury indictments heard Wednesday led to fifteen pleas before Judge A R Webber. Randolph Furry of Cleveland was sentenced to a year in prison after pleading guilty to grand larceny for selling two shotguns from Oberlin Hardware with two accomplices. Several others were fined on guilty pleas for weapons and property crimes. Some defendants pled not guilty to fraud, burglary, forgery, and related charges, including Tardainmer C Dellefield and Julia Simko, among others.
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A. R Webber
Rendolph Furry
Cleveland
Oberlin
Ralph Altemarn
Low
Angel Maneited
Lorain
Bates Gibson
Samuel King
Cailly
Issulus
Tardainmer C. Dellefield
Julia Simko
Julia Pochurek
Peter Rosten
Sam T. Miles
Mabel Kramer
Nick Erlich
Loren Herman
Amber Travid
Paulite Yarbeck
Ault and Battery
Sam Saxyder
Grafton
Perry Thompson
Local man fined after liquor possession case
NAN 15 FINED and BY MAYOR NAN 15 FINED and BY MAYOR Si Woodford grew enon and costs to mording after he preaded suilty to possessing Kalims iliavuer. Sabel pleaded not guilty to a charge of violating the liquor law last Monday but at his Hearing this morning aged his plea to guildr. He paid his fine. Sabel was arrested last Sunday night by City Patrolmen Obbits, Gibson and Waldron after they had found a gallon of whisky in his house.
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Si Woodford
Enon
Kalims Iliavuer
Sabel
Guildr
Obbits, Gibson and Waldron
Believed Drowning of Oberlin Man and Companion in Lake George
In Oberlin on December 3, authorities report a hat and clothing found near Basin Bay Lake George fueling the belief that Lawrence J. Greene a former Oberlin resident and a companion may have drowned while duck hunting in November. Over 100 searchers scoured the area. Mrs Clara Greene and daughter Elizabeth travel from Pelham for updates. Greene a 1912 Oberlin High School graduate, married to Myrta Gibbs and father of three.
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Oberlin
Lake George
Lawrence J. Greene
Adirondark Mountains
Basin Bay
Lake
George
Greene
J. Eden
Clara Green
Elmwood Place
Abeth Greene
Pelham
Green
Haring
Ohertin High School
Myrta Gibbs
Mit‘ietown
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Vare
Ware
Jongue
Eidweth Broussard
Jang
Alben W. Barkely
Bota
Sato Girards
Barrer
Ham
Roston UN
Bec
Tod
Mes
Prince Carol
Marie
Armiga
AL Rhill
Nan
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