Supreme Court rules on appeals from J P courts
Ohio Supreme Court held that appeals from convictions in liquor cases cannot go directly to the court of appeals from a justice of the peace. The decision, following Tumey, clarifies that challenges to jurisdiction must be made at trial or waived, and that appeals cannot bypass the justice of the peace. The ruling upholds limits set by U S authority and follows the Putney decision.
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Justice of the Peace
Court of Appeals
Square
Supreme Court
Putney
Sten
Fifth District Court, of Appeals
Wel Columbus
Wsagitrates
Charles Allen Yard
Emanuel Williams
Squire J. W. Newberry
Pike Township
Perry County
Dodey
Tumey
Ohio Court
U. S. Court
Vie Pedee
Suithy
Pathe
Local Legion Holds Session Addresses County Aid and Plans
Much business transacted by Elyria Post 12 American Legion in Sharn block club rooms. County council furnished gym equipment for Oberlin orphan home with pro rata costs. Legion withdraws from Lorain County Veterans council but will cooperate where possible. Drum and Bugle Corps fundraising success. future Military Ball planned for Washington's Birthday at Elk's Hall. Membership applications approved for Goltro Hartman Reeve Gould. Reeve takes obligation. Committees named for event planning, decorations, finance, and tickets. State HQ urges contact with World War I veterans lacking compensation applications. deadline December 31, 1927. George H. Allen assists with forms. calls accepted.
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Legion Elyria
American Legion
Sharn
Virgil Gasper
Loran County
Cornel
Lo- Tain
Oberlin
Lorain County
A. R. Agate
Harvey Cheney
Bernie O'Donnell
Edgar J. Herrogi
D. Huffman
C.B White
Harry Robertson
Arthur L. Tiecwine
Clay Wilmot
Albert T. Sibley
Foster Dirlam
H J. Stanford
Howard van Aredale
John Marshall
Harold Birch
Walter Barnes
Geo. H. Alien
Logan Post
George H. Allen
Edgar Herzog
Big Ten Football Makes 1928 Road Intersections
Big Ten teams schedule five cross region games in 1928 with four in the West. Dartmouth travels to Evanston to face Northwestern. Princeton meets Ohio State in Columbus. Princeton beat the Buckeyes last year 29 9 at Palmer Stadium. Pennsylvania to meet Chicago at Creteo with the Maroons 13 7 in fall. Alabama visits Wisconsin at Madison and Michigan travels east to meet Navy in Baltimore. Missouri Valley champions Missouri to play NYU in New York.
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Chicago
Dartmouth
Northwestern
Evanston
Princeton
Ohio State
Columbus
Tigers
Palmer Stadium
Pennsylvania
Guain
Cretario
University of Chicago
Maroons
Alabama
Ore
Wicconsin
Madison
Michigan
Navy
Baltimore
University of Missouri
New York
New York University
Deer Collision Near Wilkes Barre Kills Doe
A deer crashed into a motorist’s car on a rural highway near Wilkes Barre, bending the radiator and tearing the windscreen as the vehicle ran beneath the animal. The deer was killed in the impact.
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Wilkes Barre
Hobby Show At Y M C A To Be Held New Year
Trans are being made at the Elsra4 Y M C A for the Yy Hobby Show on New Year s day Registrations are being taken for the show and a 10 days work secretary Jack Siek hinun states this year s show should be one of the best at the Y M C A Contests include ships bird houses kites aeroplanes builds stamps coins curios relics pets cats dogs rabbits and freehand drawings with the best Boy Scout exhibit Prizes and ribbons will be awarded to the winners.
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Elsra4
Jack Siekhinun
Elyrian proposes Rose Moriarty for Cleveland Civil Service
In Cleveland today councilman Elder Sanders, a leader of the Administration faction, proposes Elyria native Rose Moriarty for election to the Cleveland Civil Service Commission. Moriarty formerly chaired Elyria Civil Service, served with the State Industrial Commission, and held roles with the Dytria audit office. she is sister to local residents Frank Stevens and others.
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Elyrian
Cleveland Civil Service
Cleveland
Rose Moriarty
Elyria
Cleveland Civil Service Commission
F.elder Sanders
Administration Council
Alevclaugh
Sanders
Chit Moss Moriarty
Civil Service Convision
Stat. Industrial
Death record for Civil War veteran Samuel E Powers in LaGrange
Samuel E Powers a Civil War veteran died at his home on Church Street LaGrange on Tuesday December 27 at age 87 years 9 months 9 days He is survived by his wife Lucy A Powers five sons Ira E George B W E S A and Donald and three daughters Elizabeth A Siple Stella M Be hner and Ada Ellis Powers Funeral services will be held at 2 00 pm Thursday at LaGrange M E Church with Rev J H Sigard officiating burial will follow Murray Ridge Cemetery
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Samuel EB. Towers
Samuel E. Powers
Church Street
LaGrange
Lucy A Powers
Ira E
Mt. Clemens
Mich
George B
W. E
Oberlin
S. A
Donald
Paris
Ind
Abeth A. Siple
Bellevue
Stella M. Behner
Ada Ellis Powers
Gary
LaGrange M. E
J. H. Sigard
Outdoor Lighting Contest Winners Noted in Elyria
George A. Fiedler hosted the lighting judging as Lawrence Webber could not attend. Three judges toured homes, evaluating originality, artistry, and neatness, highlighting biblical scenes like the Birth of Christ. The event drew strong local interest and joyfully reflected Christmas spirit in Elyria.
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George A. Fiedler
Marseilles Ave
Lawrenoe Webber
McHenry
Elyria
Chronicle Telegram
GALL TO EX-SERVICE MEN Aims for 1928 Certificate deadline
Attention is drawn to the January 1 1928 closing date for ex-service men of World War to apply for American Service Certificates. Despite publicity and drives by American Legion posts Veterans of Foreign Wars chapters and others many veterans remain unaware and risk missing benefits. The article thanks newspapers and organizations for past support and urges renewed effort to inform eligible men and dependents.
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Ohio
Cven
American Legion
American Red Cross
Mi Suse
Avai
Ted Cross
Actue
Bureau
Vagrant Ordered Out After Plea in Police Court
A city woman named Lassie Foster was fined $10 and costs on two vagrancy charges in police court this morning. her fine was suspended on the condition she leave town immediately. Lawrence Ritter of Galton faced a $40 fine and costs in the Justice Court after a truck overload arrest. he admitted his vehicle was two tons over the limit while carrying a 4 steam roller.
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Foster
Eulorad
Lawrence Ritter
Galton
Court of Justice & J
Ritter
Remus Trial Evidence Labels Him Dangerous and Ruthless
Dr David J Wollstein and two alienists testified Remus is sane yet dangerous and prone to violence. They cited egotism temper and threats to kill as reasons. Dodge Franklin L Dodge was mentioned in the context of jealousy and potential danger if Remus were released. Conners, Remus' former lieutenant, testified Remus planned a divorce settlement and had no intention of killing the woman three weeks before the killing.
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David J. Wollstein
Remus
Saga
George Remus
Artor
Lueders
State Hospital
Barber
George Conners
Dodge Franklin L. Dodge
Tremus
Conners
Rescher
R Emus
Dodge
Mia
Remusi
Lindbergh departs on new goodwill flight toward Guatemala City
VALBUENA FLYING FIELD Mexico Dec 28 Lindbergh set off in the Spirit of St Louis at 6 35 am on another goodwill mission. He aims to reach Guatemala City as the first stop on a route through Central American capitals. Dwight Morrex US ambassador accompanies him as thousands crowd the field and await the launch.
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Valbuena
Mexico
Sheelee
Lindberg
St. Louis
Southwastern
Guatemala City
Vist Jandbergh
Tia
Dwight Morrex
United States
Cuatemala
Mere
Beanerline Landbergh
President Lindbergh Rides With Lindy to Detroit
A presidential delegation accompanies Mrs. Lindbergh and Mrs. Mor Tow as they travel by plane and car from the cast toward Detroit for Christmas with her son. An escort of six planes salutes the convoy, weather is clear with light haze over distant mountains, and Lindbergh hopes to reach Gwate wmaala City by early afternoon.
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Detroit
Lindbergh
Mor
Epa
Netroit
Lindberth
Lindhersh
Landhergh
Gwate
Aistant Mountains
Oregon Sets Population and Dentist Numbers Records
Oregon announces two new records this year the highest population and the most dentists in the state. Officials cite the annual report of the state board of dentistry noting growth and professional expansion amid shifting demographics.
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Oregon
Portland
Grr
Beard
Leetty
New Year Skating Party at Rainbow Gardens
Skaters greet the new year at Rainbow Gardens with a New Year’s Eve skating party announced today by management. Two sessions, TSU Pom ta iets and Ady1s, run until 22 30 with serpentines noise makers and festive decorations including a large Christmas tree. A big crowd is expected.
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Rainbow Gardens
Tsu Pom
Nas Leva
Forte Geeusion Am
Markets Open Light Demand Amid Steady Prices Across Regions
COLMBIS Dec 28 The market shows no sharp pick-up in demand and dealers refrain from heavy movement until Thursday. Tangerines may be stronger at 1350 per half box. California oranges and Florida prices mixed. Cleveland and Toledo reports list poultry, eggs, potatoes, and dairy prices. hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts show varied activity with modest declines and steady to higher quotes in regional markets. Chicago cash quotes follow with steady butter, eggs unchanged, and poultry firm. wheat, corn, oats, and barley noted with current values.
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Califor
United States
Wiaconsin
Idaho
Northers Spring
Overruled lower court in murder appeal in Ohio case
The state petitioned the Supreme Court after the Court of Appeals upturned a StarkCounty ruling. Lengel and Rudner had life sentences. Lengel was freed briefly pending the high court's ruling, while Rudner faces immediate return to prison. Ben Nadel, Cleveland, had his request denied to certify the record in a related harboring case.
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Suprents Court
Court of Appeals
Lengel
Ben Rudner
Rudner
Stark County Count of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Ben Nadel
Cleveland
Pat. McDermott
Mellett
Cuyahoga Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Youth Confesses After Flight From Law In Pendleton
A 17 year old youth who fled after a schoolhouse incident returned to Los Angeles in a terrorized state. He endured days of questioning, and District Attorney Asa Keyes arrived to press a final inquiry before his arraignment, now postponed until tomorrow. He plans to plead guilty if the motive stands.
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Los Angeles
Moby
Marton
California
Oregon
Lntn
Washington
Pendleton
Asa Keyes
Keyes
Hickman
Httle
Jerome Walsh
Kansas City
Mickman
Lord Blythswood Made Honorary Member Of Canongate Kilwinning
Lord Blythswood, recently named Grand Master Mason of Scotland, became an honorary member of 87% lodges and has now received honorary membership from the Canongate Kilwinning Edinburgh No. 2. The lodge prides itself on possessing the oldest lodge room in the world.
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Lord Blythswood
Scotland
Canongate Kilwainning
Edinburgh No. 2
Elyria Boys Vacation at YMCA Camp Near Vermilion
A group of Elyria boys left Wednesday to spend several days at the YMCA camp near Vermilion. They planned winter sports and had two days left before returning home. Boys listed include Day Griffiths Glen Long Carl Wayner Wayne Liggett Art Buswell Charles Daney Bob Danie Rob Bainbridge Paul Hancon Noel Boverhart Doyle Albu el and Hole Kaiser.
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Elyria CY
Vermilion
Ehanes
Dravk Siekkinen
Marnie
Marnie. the Boys At the Camp Are Day Grifiths, Glen Long
Carl Wayner
Wayne Liggett
Art Buswell
Charles Daney
Bob Danie
Rob Bainbridge
Poy Hancon Nol Boverhart
Doyle Albo Uel
Hole Kaiser
Pastor Decries Church Muzzling In Tillsonburg Ontario
Pastor Fred Emmons of Gospel Tabernacle denounces government action closing their OAT radio station as a suppression of his strong all time four square gospel preaching. He notes 600 weekly congregants and cites widespread local opposition from ten denominations. Emmons says marine and fisheries department ordered shutdown. station owner says action gained them sympathy as believers obeyed law and disbanded the station.
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Tiltsondurg
Fred 2
Emmons
the Tabernacle
Wester Ontario
Tillsonburg
Hom
Gosns F Tabernacle
Federal Department of Marine and Fisheries
Otitawa
Monsol antiseptic from London claims safety and strength
A London origin Monsol antiseptic is described as a powerful coal tar by product that can be swallowed safely. The notice claims it is non irritant and non poisonous, marking it as an effective antiseptic for human use after extensive scientific investigation.
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London
Miss Charlotte Phelps Receives County Christmas Gift Auto
Circleville reports Miss Charlotte Phelps district nurse honored by county citizens with an automobile as a Christmas gift.
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Circleville
Charlotte Phelps
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