Buckley Found Guilty and Possible New Trial
Buckley convicted in federal court on a general charge of conspiracy to bribe and faces a possible new trial. Governor Cooper may seek impeachment as Buckley refuses to resign, with four paths to vacancy including resignation, bond termination, impeachment, or removal. Buckley’s fate hangs on appeals and legislative action as Buckley vows to fight to the U S Supreme Court if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Obeh. T
Bert B. Buckley
Jay
General Assembly
Myers Y. Cooper
Buckley
U. S. Supreme Court
John L. Schrimper
Cincinnati
Joseph Sperber
Jackson Brewery
John Eckhart
Prohibition
Robert Brumbaugh
Rumbaugh
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Common Pleas
Govrnor Morers Y. Cooper
Buckiery
Eckhart
Buckiey
Buckler
House
Senate
Benson W. Hough
Treasuer
Costinues
Traffic claims four lives in Ohio over weekend
United Press reports four fatalities from weekend traffic incidents in Ohio. Akron saw two deaths: Charles S. Jakeway, 56, rubber worker, struck by a automobile. O. G. Winter, 38, killed in a car collision with an interurban. Charles Bridgen, flagman at Richland county crossing, was hit by a passenger train while signaling traffic. Edward Seegart, 21, run down by a car in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Ohio
Akron
Charles S. Jakeway
O. G. Winter
Charles Bridgen
Ulueas
Richland County
Edward Seegart
Cleveland
Europe braced as storms claim many lives and tremors shake regions
In Europe, 37 lives were lost to storms and landslides over the weekend amid cold waves from Poland to Constantinople. A German cargo boat sank near Leixoes with all 25 crew and a pilot perishing. An avalanche near Alma Ata killed 11, while a British steamer Pad dington reportedly sank northwest of Flam borough head with rescue attempts underway. Earthquakes damaged areas in Asia, including Uzbek villages, and a mosque dome collapsed in Jeshawar, India during intense quakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Asia
Leixoes
Portugal
Alma-Ata
Russian Turkestan
Moscow
Jacinto Pinto
Paddington
Belgium
Flamborough Head
Poland
Constantinople
Jeshawar
India
Uzbekistan
If Christ Came to ElyriaFriday Sermon Draws Crowd
Evangelist Billy Sunday preached in Elyria tabernacle on the question If Christ came to Elyria and debated responses from townsfolk. He contrasted Jericho with Elyria and named Shakespeare Milton Napoleon St Paul and Washington as greats who would be welcomed, while warning of hell and urging salvation.
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Sunday Tabernacle
Tabernacle
Elyria
Niles
Sunday
Hell
God
the Tabernacle
Willam A
Billy
Christ
Jesus
Jericho
Shakespeare
Avon
Milton
Napoleon
St. Paul
Apostle
Michael Ancelo
St. Peter’s
John Buuran
Washington
Earth
India
Many Injured in Hindu Riot in Bombay
Hindu mill workers clashed with Pathans in Bombay causing numerous injuries and deaths. The riot followed a kidnapping rumor and spread through the mill district. Shops closed, schools shut, and about 109,000 workers reportedly out of work as police struggled to quell the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
India
King Edward Memorial Hospital
Mill District
Baroda
Sundar
Mfil
Police confiscate stock of liquor in city raid
Police confiscated nearly five falcons of liquor in a raid on a Fourteenth street residence Saturday afternoon. James McCor alias Owen Moe Elroy of 220 Fourteenth Street was booked on possession of illegal intoxicating liquors. Police Chief FE J Stankard and Officers Southam Huro Johnson led the raid. McCoy's hearing was set for Wednesday morning at 9.
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Fourteenth Street
James McCor
Owen Moe Elroy
FE. J. Stankard
Southam
Huro
Cd Johnson
McCoy
Women hear Mrs Sunday at First Methodist mass meeting
Mrs W A Sunday addressed a full First Methodist church on steadfast Christian labor and prayer. She cited Pauls Corinthians text and shared her fathers conversion, urging persistence amid discouragement. Tuesday services planned at District No 7 home with day of prayer set for February 12 with 4:50 a.m. tabernacle opening.
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Paul
Corinthians
W. A. Sunday
First Methodist Church
Ater
Chris
Sunday
Christ
O. FE. Brodbeck
Florence Kinner
Millspaugh
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Sunday sermon condemns swearing and liquor in men only rally
Rev. William A. Sunday urged fathers to curb swearing and drinking at a men only gathering of over 4,000 in Elgin. He asserted that clean speech and prohibition boost morals, prosperity, and respect for God and country, criticizing Al Smith and state local option plans. He warned that even non Christians should quit cussing to gain self respect and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. “Billy
Elgvria
Evangelist
Sunday
the Evangelist
Jess
God
South
North
Hquor
al Smith
Smith
Rour Dary
Methusalem
Billy Sunday Hot Shots
A vivid string of quoted statements attributed to Billy Sunday mocks saloons and sin. The speaker asserts personal liberty ends where others are harmed, denounces defenders of whiskey, and calls the saloon a dead Egyptian mummy.
McNamee to Visit Elyria February 8 at Rialto
Graham McNamee, famed radio announcer, will appear in Elyria on Friday February 8 at 8 15 p m in a Rialto theatre program. Crowds are expected as listeners know him from radio with 50 epochal events described. He is billed as one of America’s great entertainers and will share radio reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham McNamee
Elyria
Rialto Theatre
McNamee
America
Lindbergh Begins 2827 Mile Air Mail Journey From Miami
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh departed Miami at 6 08 a m in a Sikorsky air mail plane on the first leg to Cristobal Canal Zone covering 2827 miles. He flew with Jet Trippe and John Hambleton, while weather reports delayed departure briefly and 1500 spectators watched.
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Miami
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States Air Mail
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Sikorsky
Lindbergh
Air Mail
Trippe
Pan-American Airways
John Hambleton
Concern
Harry Buckey
Havana
Hambleton
Lorain street car injury case heads to jury
A Lorain woman sues the Lorain Street Railway Company for 24000 dollars alleging a March 29 1927 fall from a car on Broadway between 29th and 11th Streets left her permanently injured. Jury selection began as lawyers tried to settle the suit out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
A A. R. Webber
Lorain Street Railway Company
Marr Chete
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
Broadway
Man With Many Degrees Dies at Columbia After Sixty Years
William Cahien Arrant Kemp, age seven or eight, dies in New York after a lifelong tenure as a Columbia University student spanning sixty years. Beginning as a freshman in 1868, he accumulated numerous degrees and titles, including a Doctor perpetual moe toa-donated by students, plus D. P. M., B.S., M.D., and Ph. D. among others, reflecting an extraordinary academic pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Cahien Arrant Kemp
Columbia University
Kemp
Columbia
A. M
E. F
Mech
E. M
Phar. Chem
Mysterious Thurston murder case yields two arrests
In Columbus and Marysville Ohio on February 4 a Pennsylvania Railroad detective and Howard Thurston's brother was killed nine years ago. Noah Burns and Robert Stone, former railroad workers, were arrested after Burns confessed to the Rev Elbert Shelton. The case ties to the Thurston murder near Fort Hayes in 1920. Burns and Stone claim joint responsibility with differing accounts. Amid the arrests, officials note timing and context across Columbus and Marysville as the investigation unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. v
Charles &. Thurston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Howard Thurston
Noah Burns
Robert EB. Stone
Thurston
Pennsylvania Yards
Burns
Stone
Pennsylvania
Elbert Shelton
Shepard Church of the Nazarene
Shelton
Chester
Fort Hayes
Tiirsten
Varda
Surat
Thurson
Thucston Fen
Rothster
Lan Parc
U S Automatic Receiver to Borrow Cash Details
The document outlines an automatic receiver plan for immediate operation of the company. It notes issuance of receiver certificates with a nominal value around 174 060 and a bond issuance by the Mid‑J'and Bank. Payment priorities include assess and earnings, with certificates paid after bond resources.
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Wog. Nord
S. Automatic Ripans
Cd Permismient
Weerwoo
de Jade WY
Thompson
Worning
Nord
Mid- J
Farmers Week opens at Ohio State University
Seventeenth annual Farmers Week begins at Ohio State University with 700 farmers and allied representatives in attendance. The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting is linked to the event as topics cover tariff, international affairs, taxation, farm problems, and women’s issues. Exhibits include soil, bacteria, fertilizers, and crops. a dozen clubs announce new members and honors.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio Farm Borean Federation
Tg He Eiven
Ohio Farmers AO
Luis Fear
Rushel Wheat Club
Four families flee a Sixth Street fire in Elyria
A four family frame apartment at 346 348 Sixth Street burned at 7 am. Fire Chief Bates called a second and general alarm as 28 firefighters and city equipment battled the blaze for an hour and a half. The 346 suites were ruined. 518 damaged by water and smoke. Newey Hall and Dewey Hall occupants survived in night clothes. Stanley Pierce owned the building. Fire started in a chimney hole igniting clothes in a Dewey Hall closet. Ladders proved inadequate and hydrants were frozen. four lines of hose were stretched.
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Sixth Street
Thelames
W. N. Bates
Newey Hall
Lee Welchel
Ben Shubert
W. W. Jolley
Stanley Pierce
Dewey Hall
Central Station
Elyria High School
Prisoner Mutiny Quelled at Akron County Jail
Eighteen inmates armed with broom handles and iron pieces mutinied in Akron Ohio county jail. Led by 20 year old Herold C Ausman, they protested night lockup. Tear bombs dispersed the uprising. deputies secured the men and placed all in solitary confinement for 24 hours.
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Akron
Herold C. Ausman
Rushan
Smith
Efort
Sherif Bollinger
Deprlied
Ausman
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Billy Sunday
Aristiral Canal Zone
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Graham McNamel
Lorain Wowar
Charles Thurston
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