Jury Tampering Indictment Targets Mansfeld Man
Cleveland Feb 10 James Demoran of Mansfeld indicted by federal jury on charges of jury tampering. Witnesses include Guntav A Baehr sheriff and others tied to a larger scheme to divert alcohol from industrial use to bootleg channels. Additional indictments and probes into related conspiracy cases loom as authorities anticipate more arrests and witness testimony.
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Cleveland
James Demoran
Mansfeld
Guntav A. Baehr
Immer Richland
Talgaman
Josiah Kirby
Waice
Donovan
Bachr
Werside
Cal
Mondey
United States Court
Thas
Los Angeles
Donores
Samuel Hoskins
Columbus
Bernsteen
Kirby
Hoskins
Prohibition
J. A. Shearer
Fred Counts
Barnsteen
Mqnor
Superior Industrial Alcohol Company
United States
Bernetcen
Wcohol
Ewarthwert
Gas rate case sent to Ohio Supreme Court
Governor stated cities did not officially protest as the Logan Gas Case paused the new rate. If approved, about $25,800 would have flowed to the city, and the Logan Gas Company may appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court for redress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gas Company
Myers Delared
Ohio Supreme Court
Preprimary conventions urged to endorse candidates
The committee favors preprimary conventions to endorse candidates and set a convention date. The plan is seen as the sole path to unite party strength amid a crowded field. Also discussed is selecting a successor to the late Mrs Gordon Battelle, Ohio Republican National Committee member, with about a dozen women vying for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecord
Ladera
Gordon Battelle
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Munn
Tod
Youngstown
Wilma Sinclair Tevan
Steubenville
Witmer i
Sheltered coal urged for heavy snowfall season
West Side Lambert and Coal Co. promotes sheltered coal purchases ahead of heavy snow. The notice stresses practical winter fuel delivery and stock readiness for customers facing severe conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Lambert and Coal Co
Gangsters on Machine Guns Riot Chicago Saloon
Police tied a violent shooting at M J Butt Costello's saloon to rival gang warfare over Chicago's illegal beer trade. Six assailants on the roof fired through a rear door as 85 bullet holes scarred walls and patrons fled. Ex pugilist William Wilson was dying, and John Foley was seriously wounded.
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Chicago
M. J
Costello
William Wilson
John “Rikers
Foley
Tesa
Polles
Lorain Central Labor Union to Form Nonpartisan Political Group
Lorain February 10. The Lorain Central Labor Union will meet tonight to form a nonpartisan political organization. They plan to back only county candidates who support union labor.
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Lorain
Neighborhood Circles Host Oyster Supper at Carlisle Center
Nighty-five people enjoyed an oyster supper hosted by the Carlisle Neighborhood Circle at Carlisle Center Town Hall. The evening featured informal visiting after dinner and a forthcoming meeting announced by Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick on Latsruange Road.
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Catlisle Center
Hale
Carlisle
Carlisle Center
Town Hall
Mary Fitzpatrick
Latsruange Road
Nicholses visit Elyria as Missionary society event noted
Rev and Mrs O G Nichols of Medina were Elyria visitors. Mrs Richard Stargill, president of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church, responded well to the toast To Our Daughters at the Silver Star Tea. Stargill's name was omitted in last night's report. In bowling, the Elks defeated the Eagles three games as Welty and Worthington topped 200. scores listed for each bowler in Galaetiers matchup.
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O. G. Nichols
Medina
Elyria
Richard Stargill
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
FLKS
Eagles
Elks
Ors Brs Bsi
Pagics, Whitey
Rémainger
Foreman
Shepard
This Man Was Too Handy So Wife Sued Him
Cleveland court hears a divorce case involving Nowl Liebhart and widow Helena Moore. The husband was accused of meddling with cooking and homeopathic treatment, while the wife testified the tampering occurred once amid allegations of coercive behavior. Mrs Mossman, a witness, admitted the charges but claimed it happened only once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Liebhart
Helena Moore
Wiedow
Mes Liebhart
Mossman
Autoist Pined for Reckless Driving in Elyria
John Krysini of Lodi Street Elyria was arrested Monday night by Sheriff Underhill on charges of reckless driving. George repleded guilty and was fined and costs paid. Rowley Brown of West Ave was arrested on the Oberlin raid for transporting liquor. Bond set at $400. trial scheduled for Thursday before Justice George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recaliss
John Krysini
Lodi Street
Elyria
Sheriff Underhill
Junilce
George
Sir
Costa
TO Pace
Rowley Brown
West Ave
Oberlin
Justica George
Elyria Man Emil Klein Wins $100 Award in Suit
Emil Klein Migrle won a court award of $100.28 in a case against Frederick Wacker of Lorain over an accident on Telegraph Road. Reports say a theft of license plates occurred near Elyria as Charles Batley reported plates stolen from his car during a Saturday shopping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caven Elyria
Emil Klein
Migrle
Frederick Wacker
Lorain
Telegraph Road
Charles Batley
Spenver
Elyria
Two Year Old Injured In Scalding Bath Incident
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Shippley of Lake Avenue fell into a bathtub of scalding water last Saturday evening. He is recovering and doing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Shippley
Germany seeks admission to the League of Nations
Geneva and Berlin report Germany formally delivers its note requesting admission to the League. Foreign Minister Stresemann signs the appeal urging action at the earliest date. The document cites Locarno interpretations on military obligation and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Germany
League of Nation
Ventul
Eric Drummond
League
Berlin
League of Nationa
Stresemann
Locarno
Couple from Grand Rapids Mach Now Charleston Champs
Chicago Feb 10 The National Charleston championship moved toward Grand Rapids Mich with a couple J P Sullivan 18 and Louise 20 of Michigan city winning the event from 28 couples in a national field. Chicago’s Katherine Osborne and Lyman Gurry placed second and third went to Esther Isleben and Tomer Meggenberg of Clinton Town. Prizes were awarded by Mayor Thomas F P Stoney of Charleston S C.
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Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Yesar
Lyman Gurry
Esther £ Isleben
Tomer Meggenberg
Clinton
Thomas FP. Stoney
Charleston
5. C
Elyria Debuts City Food Inspection Coupe
The city unveils a new small orange coupe marked City of Elyria Department of Food Inspection. The vehicle appears on city streets this week to service local inspections and public health efforts.
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Elyria
Department of Food Inspection
Petrahes
Sireeta
Fireman Trims Dangerous Icicle Above Library Door
Fire Engine Company No. 1 member S. R. Wadson removed a five foot long icicle eight inches thick dangling over the Public Library door. The thaw could have toppled it onto the stairs. Police meanwhile found an abandoned car on West Street near the B and Q tracks with three tires missing and front end smashed, suggesting a collision.
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R. Wadson
West Street
Theo B
Jash
Lorain Man Files Suit for Divorce From Anne Krevoll
Fred Krevoll of Lorain sues Anne Krevoll for divorce after she left him fourteen months ago for Pennsylvania with another man who has since died. He seeks divorce and custody of their six year old son, alleging she is in Germany and refuses to live with him.
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Lorain
Fred Krevoll
Anne Krevoll
Pennsylvania
Gernavia
Theaska
Lorain Maw to Address Tewanis Dr Alt Grills Talk
Dr Alt Grills of Taran will speak at the Iba meeting tomorrow to share his travel and study experiences from a recent trip abroad. The report notes Biwanians will hear details of his journey and insights gained during the international visit.
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Lorain
Alt Grills
Taran
Progressive-Democratic Drive on Coal Strike Action
The Progressive-Democratic coalition pushed the senate to adopt a resolution after two defeats, aiming to force action on the Robinson Bill to establish a federal board of industrial adjustments for coal disputes. President is urged to intervene, with administration leaders showing cautious support for regulation granting the same authority to settle disputes. Senator Reed doubts a quick settlement, while the president considers the senate’s action and may renew demand to pass the executive-empowerment bill dormant since the last strike.
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Aed
Thea Progressive - Democratic Combine
Senate
Ats
Robinson
Federal Board of Industrial Adjustments
Reed
Pennsylvania
Congress
Irreconcilables aim to rally against the court
In a Washington session led by Senator Borah the irreconcilables outlined tactics to oppose the court. They propose a Washington headquarters, speaking tours for reconcilable senators, and driving the issue into primaries to curb international arbitration. Reed signaled a national organization to reassert nationalism over internationalism.
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Washington
Fesne
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Becuide Brookhar
Jows
Pornald
Maine
Frater, St
North Dakota
Harreld
Oklahoma
Johnson
California
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Moses
New Hampshire
Nye
Pine
Robinson
Indiana
Schall
Minnesota
Williams
Missouri
Rlease
South Carolina
Reed
Thh
Watson
Senatne Reed
National Tube Company Employees Share Pension Funds
Lorain plant reports 1925 pension disbursement totaling 1,442,722 dollars to employees of the National Tube Company. Funds established in 1912 cover United States Steel Corporation and subsidiaries, with the Lorain unit announcing the payment and plan scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tube Company
Pension Fund
Lorain
United States Steel-Corergie Pension Fund
United States Steel Corporation
Missing Man Case Sparks Citywide Search
Reports say Hotchkiss, diverted from home by illness spells, disappeared while near town. Neighbors note he has not wandered far before and often returns home when spells begin. Police consider he may have wandered to a nearby city with no signs in Oils city.
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Aus Hotehkims
Pole
Hotchkiss
Oils City
YMCA Forum Lectures Highlight Speaker’s Vivid Eloquence
WQ Mefjellan general secretary of the YMCA oversees Forum lectures and praises a master speaker whose English, though biting, is vivid and memorable. The speaker’s expressive manner and colorful word pictures are said to leave a lasting impact on the audience.
Firemen Hurt as Wall at Calvary Baptist Church Collapses
Five firefighters were injured when a wall collapsed during efforts to battle a fire at the Calvary Baptist Church near the State Capitol in Albany. The blaze destroyed the church, with damages estimated between 250,000 and 300,000 dollars. An explosion attributed to soft coal is suspected to have started the fire.
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Albany
Calvary Baptist Church
State Capitol
Americans Held as Hostages in Lin Yang
Washington reports Lin Yang was seized by Kuominchan troops with the entire foreign population including 26 Americans taken as hostages. Peking authorities are conducting a rigorous investigation. Lin Yang sits about 150 miles north of Hankow and fell to the action on February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lin Yang
State Department
John V. A. MacMuerny
Peking
Hankow
Woman Rebreaks Hip After Ice Fall in Lorain
Mrs Nar gis Carpenter of 17 Fourth Street was released from St Joseph's hostel after a previous month long hip fracture from a fall on the ice. She suffered a second hip break yesterday in her kitchen at home, adding to her injuries.
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Utopia Card Club
L. E. Weassell
Winckles Street
Pedro
Jacob Gerber
Elia Miller
M. A. Jenkins
Perry Cleaginger
Dorothy Smith
Libby Guth
Oberlin
Lorain
Nargis Carpenter
Fourth Street
St Joseph's Hostel
Cleveland Markets and Livestock Report
Markets report from Cleveland and Toledo with price ranges for produce eggs poultry apples potatoes cabbage tomatoes onions and grain. Livestock receipts and prices are listed for Cleveland and Toledo including steers cows calves hogs lambs and sheep.
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Cleveland
Ceeeee
Csceerca-Rcerene
Ghia
Ohio
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo
New MELIO GLO Powder Advertises Perfect Complexion
An old advertisement promotes MELIO GLO powder from Lewis Mercantile and Crandall's Drug Store. It claims a shine free finish, minimal perspiration impact, and a natural look. The copy targets girls seeking a fine French process powder to improve skin appearance.
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Poren
Melio-Glo
Lewis
Mercantile
Crandall’s
Mayor 15 Hurt In Riots Of Jobless War Sa w
Warsaw reports say the mayor of Klaisz was severely wounded and a mob killed an unnamed man. About thirty others were injured and forty arrested after riots between unemployed residents and city police. Federal troops arrived as police barracks were damaged. unemployment in Poland cited at 350000.
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Warsaw
Klaisz
Tyyeh
Tife
Poland
Man Killed By Snow Train In Blizzard Threat
One man, John Devlin, 33, an elevated track worker, was killed after being blinded by the blizzard and struck by a snow train. The storm's late wind shift promised relief for New England as record snowfall paralyzed New York transit and slowed shipping in the region.
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John Devlin
New York
New England
Connecticut Valley
White River Junction
Northfield
Vermont
Five Inch Snow Blankets Pittsburgh City
Five inch blanket of snow covered Pittsburgh today delaying autos and streetcar traffic. Workers were sent to clear paths through deep drifts as the city faced winter conditions. Gale Sweeps Coast In Northeast Storm Disrupts Travel And Schools
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Pittsburgh
Boston
New Waogland
Hare
Oberlin Briefs Highlight Church and School Events
Harold Tower of Grand Rapids visiting Oberlin for a few days as Mrs Tower, choirmaster at St Mark's in Grand Rapids, joins friends. Oberlin High plays Fremont Wright next Friday and screens The Hunchback of Notre Dame at the high school. Lorain County Baptist Missionary Association met at First Baptist with Mrs Ewart and Miss Fennington sharing South America and Burma experiences. representatives from all county Baptist churches attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tower
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tower
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Elizabeth
Canton
Oberlin High School
Fremont Wigh
Notre Dame
Baptist Missionary
Coughs and colds banished overnight salve ad
An advertisement touts Infammachine salve for children easing coughs sore throats and tonsillitis claiming colds vanish overnight. It promises relief from pain and backaches and notes jars priced 30 and 40 cents available at C. W. Phillips store.
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C. W. Phillips
Snow Drift Delays Hit Elyria Area Transit
Snow three inches caused light disruptions in Elyria with nearby country districts digging out. City street department limited shoveling, crosswalks cleared, and no major road hazards reported. Cleveland Southwestern streetcars ran slightly late. two Lorain cars halted by a truck block. Train 607 delayed ten minutes. sweeper vehicle dispatched but overall service not materially hampered.
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Elyria
L. A. Hastings
Hastings
Cleveland
Southwestern
Lorain
Oberlin
State Highway Head Views Bridge Widening Plan
State Highway Commissioner G F Schreinger visited the city yesterday and inspected the East Ridge street bridge slated for widening to improve traffic flow. He noted the need for the project and suggested securing funds this year, though none have been appropriated yet. He also toured the county garage and praised its up to date equipment, calling it superior to many counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Schreinger
East Ridge Street
Charles Biggs
Religious education called world s greatest need by Dr Ehlman
In Columis Feb 10 Rev Dr Chas R Ehlman of Princeton urged that religious education is the world s greatest need citing that most Protestant children lack religious instruction and few have any scientific course in religion He said doctrinal differences will be settled in time An error note corrects a misspelled name Wrapp for Charles Krapn arrested in a raid at Hurlebus home on Second Street
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Columbis
Chas. R. Ehlman
Princeton
N. J
Presbyterian General Assembly
Namt
Chronicle
Charles Krapn
Hurlebus
Second St
Nine men plead guilty in gambling raid case
Nine men arrested in a gambling raid at the Onlo Hotel changed plea to guilty in police court and were fined from $150 to $10 plus costs by Acting Police Justice G J George. Joseph Lafayette was fined $150. Several others admitted gambling and paid $19 and costs. The case of Mrs Jennie Harlebun and two women for disorderly conduct was dismissed for insufficient evidence. Roy Harlebus trial set for next Tuesday. Six men previously found guilty of disorderly conduct. Paul Kenyon pleaded guilty to intoxication and paid $5 and costs.
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Onlo Hotel
G. J. George
Joseph Lafayette
F. W. Johnson
Addision Ryan
James Rassos
Richard Canfield
Rul Pallis
Ford Altman
Joe Lavelle
Andrew Volney Allman
Lavelle
Dotney
Jennie Harlebun
Ethel Gladfester
Mabel Parmelee
George
Miss Gladfelter
Miss Parmelec
Samuel Mather Freighter to Be Launched in Lorain
At American Shipbuilding yards in Lorain the new freighter Samuel Mather will be launched Saturday at noon. A launch party from the steamship line and Shipbuilding Co. is expected, and Mrs. R. F. Bishop, daughter of the ship’s namesake, will christen the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Samuel Mather
American Shipbuilding Yards
Bishop
Steamship Company
Shipbunding Co
Beware of Constipation Promotes Vitality and Digestion
Toledo reader Mrs EB C Carr praises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a liver aid and laxative. The ad touts 60 pellets for 30 cents and offers free medical advice from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo. It urges obtaining a vial from a druggist to feel clear headed and energized.
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Toledo
Ohio
C. Carr
Belmont Ave
Dr. Pierce
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St. Paul
Ahead Ben Gleeman
Stillwater Prison
Minn
Tolchther
Burton Stevens
Northwest
Hans Seimeter
Utopia
N. P
D. C
Weir
Newton Dous
Malle Dehn
ST. John's
S. A. R. Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of St. John
Grace Manville
JT. Ball
Minona Kershaw
WL Walt
Frank Jones
Schultz
A. L. Min- Nick
Theodore Nevin
Sears
Earuie
Chisleston
Cevernees
Toledo Grain
National Capital
Maryland
Virginia
Ress
Rosemary Corbey
Treasury Building
Mra. W. B. Chapin
Doe
Erman
Java
West VA
Murbach Coal CO
Olk
KE. C. Carr
Thompson & Brookhouser
Middle Ave
Union Shop
Lorain Window Shade CO
Leader Shoe
Broad ST
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